Support your child's journey in secondary school

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 What subjects will my child be learning in secondary school?

What types of homework assignments can my child expect in secondary school?

What types of assessments or exams will be given in secondary school?

What opportunities are available for my child to participate in extracurricular activities or clubs in secondary school?

What study methods or strategies become more important in secondary school?

What does the typical schedule or timetable look like in secondary school?

What textbooks or learning materials will be used in secondary school?

Will there be any projects or group assignments in secondary school?

What types of teachers will my child be studying with in secondary school?

What are the school rules or expectations for behavior in secondary school?

Are there any libraries or resource centers that my child can utilize in secondary school?

What special events or experiential activities are offered in secondary school?

What school facilities are available for my child to use in secondary school?

Are there any opportunities for tutoring or extra support in secondary school?

Is there a learning support system in place to assist students in secondary school?

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