Wednesday, 4 May 2011

Discussion Topic # 6

Alison said...
The Victorian education system requires students to make decisions about their educational and career future when they are very young and without much life experience. The SEAL program at Box Hill HS (and others?) allows students an extra year to explore topics in which they may develop an interest, leading them to a wider range of career choices or opportunities to contribute to the community.
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  1. Hannah12 May 2011 at 1:25 pm

    I agree with what you say Alison. The capacity of the BHHS SEAL program, as well as the newly introduced S4 level subjects, to foster the development of a broader range of interests in students is one of the great strengths of the school in my opinion.

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  2. Year 12 English student13 December 2025 at 7:30 am

    Year 10 SEAL in 2018 at BHHS was a disaster. Ms Spörri clearly hates the job. The school was so bad the point they let year 10s who refuse to try sit unit 1 and 2 classes. Yeah. I dropped out.

    Year 9 is the lost year.
    Year 10 is the dropout year for mainstream public schools that completely suck.

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