Curriculum

​​Our teaching/learning program is based on Queensland Studies Authority syllabi. We adapt and modify to meet local needs and individual’s needs through the compilation of School Based Progr​​​ams, which have been validated by Brisbane Catholic Education.curriculum1.jpg

The connected curriculum is a feature within the Key Learning Areas focussing the development on the roles for Life Long Learning - Effective Communicator, Leader and Collaborator, Community Contributor, Quality Producer, Designer and Creator and Active Investigator.

» St Anthony's Teaching and Learning Framework
» Brisbane Catholic Education Learning Framework

The learning experiences and programs provide for differences in learning abilities and guide individuals to their own level of achievement by allowing opportunities for all children to achieve their full potential in all areas.

In 2014, St Anthony's will be implementing the Key learning Areas of Geography from the new Australian Curriculum.

The formal school curriculum takes in the following Key Learning Areas: - 

  • Religious Education

  • Mathematics​

  • English

  • Studies of Society & Environment/History

  • Science

  • The Arts

  • Health & Physical Education

  • Cultural Literacy Years 6 ​Japanese

  • Technology

  • Geography

»  Key Learning Areas Policy


Supporting the Educational needs


St Anthony's accepts students with a wide range of abilities. Encouragement is given to promote individual excellence and self-esteem by enabling students to achieve a level of mastery commensurate with their own abilities and with their particular stage of development. The Catholic Special Education Services provide specialised services and personnel to meet the needs of the students and to support their teachers. These include: - ​

  • Support Teacher – Inclusive Education who offers support either in the classroom or through periods of withdrawal for individual tuition.

  • Advisory Visiting Teachers support teachers with students who have special needs eg. Hearing and physical impairment.

  • A formal process exists for the referral of children. Parent notification is given prior to children attending any learning support.




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