ATAS provides supplementary funding to schools to assist Aboriginal students to improve their literacy and numeracy skills. Schools have the flexibility to provide tuition in areas of need to Aboriginal students who require assistance.

Intensive program focusing on skill development in all facets of the game.

Students complete a series of Maritime Training Modules as well as utilising and critically exploring the marine environment and its related industry activities.

Producing Australia's next generation of talent.

At Rockingham Senior High School we offer a well established and successful Accelerated Curriculum Extension (ACE) Program. This program provides an engaging and rigorous curriculum designed to extend the breadth and depth of students' learning.

Student selection into the ACE program is based on demonstrated academic ability across Mathematics, English, Science and Humanities. ACE students are also required to have an excellent attitude towards learning and a strong work ethic.

Students selected for the ACE program are identified in Year 6 through to Year 10 and their progress is supervised by the ACE coordinator. This highly competitive and extremely popular program is intended for students seeking a suitable educational pathway which will articulate into University at the conclusion of Year 12.
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If you have a passion for music and want to learn how to read and write in Western notation and develop your music skills to a performance level, you can apply to join this focus program. The instruments include: Wind, Brass, Percussion, Guitar and Vocals. All Instrumental Music students are required to undertake Class Music for one Semester, as well as attend their allocated weekly lesson and attend their ensemble/choir rehearsal, which are held after school. Additionally students will be expected to develop effective rehearsal strategies to practise their instrument at home. Students in the Instrumental Program will be required to perform at both school and community events, to a wide variety of audiences, once they have achieved a high level of performance skill in their instrument.
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The aim of the school based Rugby League Program is to provide a high quality specialised course of study from Year 7 - 10 for students who exhibit a special talent in Rugby League.

Students enrolled in the Rugby League Program develop life and learning skills such as leadership, teamwork, fair play, competitiveness, responsibility and community involvement in the context of a team sport.

Students are contracted to benchmark academic and behavioural standards which clarify the conditions for maintaining a competitive standing in the Program. The Program is designed to extend each student's individual skills in their selected sport while providing a balanced and high quality education.
www.rockingham.wa.edu.au