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Roma Mitchell Secondary College Yearbook 2023

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Roma Mitchell Secondary College 2023 Yearbook

 

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Roma Mitchell Secondary College Yearbook 2022 

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Roma Mitchell Secondary College Yearbook 2021

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Girls High School

All Girls High School in South Australia

Scientific research has proven that an all-female working environment - without the distraction of boys - is a more successful and productive environment.

In an all-girls environment, female students are given more opportunities to assume leadership roles which are very important for personal development. Also, the school curriculum is altered which enables teachers the ability to explore the female experience with students. This means discussing the challenges that face women all over the world and exploring what it is to be a woman in the modern world.

The importance of these unique advantages offered by an all-girls high school and learning environment cannot be understated.

Roma Mitchell Secondary College - Girls' Education Campus

RMSC offers the Girls’ Campus to Year 7 to 12 students.

This girls only school campus is designed with our female students in mind.

The academic curriculum is advanced; Years 8-10 follow the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (IBMYP) which prepares girls of this age group for a successful personal and professional life. This program offers the standard academic framework used in schools around Australia and the rest of the world while also providing extracurricular activities to allow students the ability to develop their own sense of identity.

We offer many other special programs as well, including:

  • Enrichment program
  • Specialist Sports programs
  • Specialist Maths
  • STEM focus

Female students enrolled in the RMSC Girls’ Education School Campus in Adelaide will graduate as both a knowledgeable academic student and a well-rounded person and individual.

Acceptance Requirements

Naturally, spots in this program are limited - this means all prospective students are required to apply for acceptance into the Girls’ Education Campus.

The Adelaide girls’ high school campus can accommodate up to 400 students at any given time.

To determine acceptance, applicants are required to attend an interview.

The interview will discuss:

  • The current academic standing and grades of the student.
  • Your commitment to education and enrolling in the Girls’ Education Campus.
  • Your subject choices, interests, and career goals.

The first part of the application process is done online - you can submit this at any time at the following address: https://rmsc.sa.edu.au/our-campuses/girls-education-campus/application-for-girls-only-education/

You will need general information including name, phone, DOB, address, visa, etc.

Also, there is a questionnaire section designed to gauge who you (or your child) are as a person and student.

Questions include:

  • Describe why you want to become a student in an all girls environment?
  • What are your study and career plans?
  • What subjects do you prefer and why?

The short answer question must be submitted by the student, not the parent.

Please come prepared and recognize that there are five questions in total, which can take some time to answer fully and completely.

To learn more about the program, please visit - https://rmsc.sa.edu.au/our-campuses/girls-education-campus/


Roma Mitchell - IB Diploma Program

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma program at Roma Mitchell Secondary College is designed to give students the exact program they need to succeed on a global scale.

Offered to Y11 – Y12 students, the IB program prepares students with a rigorous academic syllabus that goes beyond school learning. We strive to distill an international and culturally aware sense into our students that will better equip them in the real world.

Traditional education

Traditional education - which includes typical school learning and classes - is essential for the development of kids. Without knowledge and academic study, the world economy would not be able to run as efficiently as it currently does.

Academic study is imperative to ensure the future success of the world.

That said, academic study is one-dimensional. Subjects like math, English, and history help students blossom into an adult… but it’s not the ‘full picture’.

Where academic study and traditional learning fall short is preparing students to grow into themselves. Knowledge only goes so far - preparing pupils for the future involves so much more so that each student feels fully ready for whatever the future brings.

This requires additional supplementation to traditional education.

Why the IB Diploma Program works

The goals of the Roma Mitchell IB Diploma Program is as follows:

  • Learning global awareness (becoming culturally aware - this is extremely important!).
  • Learn how to think critically (modern education fails to teach kids how to learn and how to think about problems - these are imperative qualities for success in the real world).
  • Proper time management (every adult knows this - time management is difficult).
  • Become self-confident (everyone is different, but that doesn’t mean your child shouldn’t be encouraged to ‘find their footing’ at their own pace - this is a staple of the RMSC International Baccalaureate Diploma program).

What we do in the Roma Mitchell IB Diploma program in Adelaide is focus on developing a whole learner out of your students. By providing a program that offers extracurricular activities that go beyond traditional learning, students achieve a level of academic and personal growth that is unattainable by regular schooling.

During your child’s experience at our IB Diploma program, they will be challenged to think independently in order to reach their full potential.

The world is fastly changing - the growth your child will experience during the Roma Mitchell IB Diploma program Adelaide will equip them with the exact tools necessary to make an impact in their lives and others.

Conclusion

IB Diploma programs look great to both continuing education facilities (universities, colleges, etc.) and future employers.

The RMSC IB diploma program focuses on leading our students to become:

  • Enquirers
  • Knowledgeable
  • Thinkers
  • Communicators
  • Principled
  • Open-minded
  • Caring
  • Risk-takers
  • Balanced
  • Reflective

These are values and ways of being that goes much, much beyond academic prowess.

Developing a sense of identity is a journey we all take - and the RMSC IB Diploma program is designed to help your child on this journey.

Learn more

To learn more about the RMSC IB Diploma program, please visit here - https://rmsc.sa.edu.au/programs/international-baccalaureate/


Shape her Future - Register here for Girls' Education Campus

Reminder - please include a copy of your child's most recent school report with your application. Note - this is not an enrolment form, it is for you to register your interest.  You will be contacted for an interview after this form has been received.  Click on Application for Girls' only Education below to apply -

http://rmsc.sa.edu.au/our-campuses/girls-education-campus/application-for-girls-only-education/

 


Need help with your homework ? - click here to join our Homework clubs

We offer Homework Clubs in the Library every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. Tuesday and Thursday from 3.30pm until 4.30pm and on Wednesday 2.30pm until 3.15pm.

During these sessions, students from each campus and year level can attend and receive support with their learning. This homework session provides a time for students to work on homework tasks with additional support and access to resources. This is an opportunity for students to follow up with their teachers to clarify understanding or extend learning in specific areas.

http://rmsc.sa.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Homework-Club-Permission-Form-2020.pdf

Aboriginal Education students please complete this consent form and bring with you Letter_Homework Permission 2020_Ab Ed