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Deep Learning Model

At the heart of the program is the interaction between students, teachers and creative practitioners and the fine balance between the curriculum, creative practices, the development of the Five Habits of Learning, General Capabilities and the activation of creative learning spaces within schools.

The Five Habits of Learning

Creative Schools nurtures in young people imagination, inquisitiveness, discipline, persistence and collaboration, the ‘Five Habits of Learning’ all successful learners share.  These five habits map directly to the General Capabilities in the WA curriculum

High Functioning Learning Space

At the heart of the program is the interaction between students, teachers and creative practitioners and the fine balance between the curriculum, creative practices, the development of Five Habits of Learning, general capabilities and the activation of creative learning spaces within schools.

Case Studies

The impact Creative Schools has had on the learning and lives of its participants can be seen in evidenced based outcomes of case studies of the program.

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Spearwood Alternative School
Year 5
Year 6
Collaboration, Persistence, Discipline, Inquisitiveness, Imagination
Primary
HASS, English
St Mary’s Anglican Girls School
Year 1
Collaboration, Persistence, Discipline, Inquisitiveness, Imagination
Primary
HASS
St Mary’s Anglican Girls School
Year 2
Collaboration, Persistence, Discipline, Inquisitiveness, Imagination
Primary
HASS
Wembley Primary School
Year 3
Collaboration, Persistence, Discipline, Inquisitiveness, Imagination
Primary
HASS
Wembley Primary School
Year 5
Year 6
Collaboration, Persistence, Discipline, Inquisitiveness, Imagination
Primary
English
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