Term 2 represents a crucial and pivotal phase for the English Department, as we shift our focus from foundational work to consolidating growth and achieving specific outcomes. For the coming term, we have strategically identified and prioritized goals that simultaneously address the unique learning needs of both our Junior and Senior School English students, ensure the continued robustness of our curriculum delivery, and align precisely with the overarching goals of the school. While we acknowledge that the dynamic nature of the school year often requires flexibility and adaptation—a reality we are prepared for—we are committed to diligently pursuing these core objectives throughout Term 2. Below are some of the key goals we endeavor to work towards this term.
Students at risk of achieving - We want to work with our identified students who are at risk of achieving credits in English. We have identified who the students are, the reasons and the next steps that we want to put in place.
Literacy Co-Requisite - We are looking to prepare our students for this assessment (in May Term 2). We look at the students who achieved a High Level 4 to Level 5 of their PAT reading results in Term 1 2026. This group will sit the CAA Test scheduled for Week 5 Term 1.
Derived Grade Exams -We aim to strategically prepare our NCEA students for the Derived Grade Exam scheduled for Week 11 of Term 2. This includes ensuring every student is fully informed about the exam's critical nature and providing targeted support and resources. Our specific focus will be on actively encouraging and tracking attendance to ensure maximum participation, thereby providing students with a vital safety net and practice opportunity ahead of their derived grade external assessments.
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