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We expose years 7 and 8 students to many curricula r and co-curricular opportunities , as they transition to Secondary School and discover more things about themselves and the world around them .  \nWhile every student is extended and expected to Aspire to Excellence , during years 7 and 8 we also run an Advanced Learning Program for High Achieving students ( The ALPHA Initiative) . This program promotes higher order thinking skills , creativity , independent learning skills and ultimately paves the path to other accelerated learning opportunities .  \nDuring years 9 and 10 , the social and emotional development of our students is underpinned by our wellbeing curriculum with a particular focus on resilience via the Resilience Program . Students also participate in the Global Gateways Program which will help them to understand new cultures and appreciate cultural diversity.  \nBy the time they enter the VCE years , students will have been exposed to a breadth of learning areas and experiences to ensure they are selecting an academic program that ignites their passions and enhances their abilities .  \nStudents have a wide range of co-curricular opportunities , across all levels available to them . These include community service , debating , fine arts , fitness club (boys) , fitness club (girls ) , future leadership program , Greek dancing , homework club , media publications , metropolis , peer support , public speaking , STEM club , student leadership team and work experience .  \nThe broad education offered at Alphington Grammar School aims to develop all students into young men and women who will be work ready , able to actively engage with the world they will help shape . We trust it will be a r ic h and rewarding educational journey.  \nYears 7 and 8  \nDuring Years 7 and 8 all students follow the same broad curriculum , providing a solid base for learning across a range of disciplines . The timetable operates on a 10 day cycle , with the periods of study per subject shown in brackets . The subject areas are listed below .  \nYear 7  \nEnglish (9)  \nMaths (9)  \nScience (9)  \nHumanities (8) -Geography , History , Civics & Citizenship , Economics & Business , LOT E: Greek ( 7 ) , Chinese ( 7 )  \nPhysical Education ( 4 )  \nDigital Technologies & Design ( 4 )  \nArt ( 4 )  \nMusic ( 4 )  \nDrama ( 4 )  \nEISM Sport (6)  \nAssembly ( 1 )  \nHealth and Wellbeing ( 2 )  \nYear 8  \nEnglish (9)  \nMaths (9)  \nScience (9)  \nHumanities (8) - History , Geography , Civics & Citizenship , Economics & Business LOT E: Greek ( 7 ) , Chinese ( 7 )  \nPhysical Education ( 4 )  \nDigital Technologies & Design ( 4 )  \nArt ( 4 )  \nMusic ( 4 )  \nDrama ( 4 )  \nEISM Sport (6)  \nAssembly ( 1 )  \nHealth and Wellbeing ( 2 )  \n.  \nYear 9  \nAs they progress into Years 9 and 10, alongside the CORE subjects studied by all, students are given the opportunity to choose from an increasing range of electives across the two years .  \nCORE SUBJECTS  \nEnglish (9)  \nMaths (9) -Students allocated into General Maths or Maths Methods streams from start of year Science (9)  \nHumanities (8) - History, Business Studies (Economics and Business), Geography, Politics (Civics and Citizenship)  \nLOT E: Greek (7), Chinese (7), Chinese Second Language (7)  \nHealth & Physical Education (5)  \nDigital Enterprises: Robotics (5)  \nEISM Sport (6)  \nELECTIVE SUBJECTS (All students select 2 electives per semester)  \nMedia (5) Art (5) Music (5)  \nDrama (5)  \nPlease note: All electives are offered subject to sufficient interest.  \nYear 10  \nAs they progress into Year 10, alongside the CORE subjects studied by all, students are given the opportunity to complete an accelerated VCE subject. 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