Auckland Sports College
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"Moving Forward Together"
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Auckland Sports College - Subjects
Auckland Sports College is a senior and undergraduate college. Our secondary school students fall into two groups. These are the "mids" and "seniors". A third group, the "juniors" will be a small group of excluded or NEET 14 and 15 year olds.
- The main task for students in their junior years is to achieve the NCEA literacy and numeracy corequisites. We expect that most students who enter Auckland Sports College in Year 9 will attain the corequisites in Year 10. With the corequisites attained the task in Years 9 and 10 is to prepare students for the Level 2 NCEA external examinations. We expect students to leave Year 10 with half the credits required for NCEA level 2 and to complete NCEA Level 2 in Year 11. We do not teach NCEA Level One specifically.
- We regard the middle years (Years 10-12) as the time for preparing students to enter the workforce. Learning is focussed on areas that interest students, content that they will use in the workforce, or content needed to provide a platform for university or other tertiary study. These are also the years when students will learn the real skills required for success - reliabilty, punctuality, integrity, respect, and effort.
- The focus of the senior years at Auckland Sports College is sporting and academic excellence. We regard University Entrance as something to be attained over two years. We are very supportive of students who wish to give professional sport a push by staying at school for a year 14, picking up a student allowance, and perhaps enrolling in a university paper or two.
Juniors - Years 9, 10, and 11
English, Maths, PE, and Science are compulsory subjects for students until the NCEA literacy and numeracy corequisite has been obtained. Once the corequisite is completed there will be more time for modules such as music, art, and technology. However, the priority is to ensure students are well prepared to tackle Level 2 external exams.
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Mids - Years 10, 11, and 12 (NCEA Level Two)
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Seniors - Years 11 - 14 (University Entrance)
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