The allocated school will provide you with enrolment package which you must follow to secure your place. Parent Information Evenings. Transition Days. These include a range of exciting activities and learning experiences designed to give students a taste-of high school. Digital Transition Session. Digital Transition Session for students The session is designed for students providing them with information about transitioning to NMHS.
They will hear from student leaders and key staff involved in their transition. This will be streamed via YouTube. First Day Tuesday 1 February Year 7 Camp: Woodhouse 14 February to 16 February Year 8 Camp: Mylor 21 February to 24 February This curriculum framework is designed for middle years learners, developing their capabilities and skills to experience success in education and life beyond school.
Our subject offerings and courses have been developed to align to the requirements and philosophy of the IBMYP. When beginning high school our students will be introduced to a range of new subjects providing them with a broad experience to develop their own interests and talents.
Students will have the opportunity to select some of their subjects which will be completed via the NMHS Admission form see your enrolment pack.
Norwood International High School is pleased to announce our engagement with Box of Books for the provision of digital and physical education resources from Box of Books is a proudly Australian owned company and is an online platform supporting contemporary education. The platform enables students and families to order stationery, resources, and access digital texts and interactive content all in the one place.
Box of Books — Service Overview. Stationery and additional learning resources can be purchased through the Norwood International High School Box of Books shop, which is now open see instructions below. Please note, that the last day for ordering with guaranteed Term 1 delivery and free shipping is 10 December For further assistance, please see this short informative guide on How to Purchase Books or contact the Box of Books team through the in-app support function located at the bottom right corner of the shop.
Year 7 Booklist. Year 8 Booklist. Norwood Morialta High School takes great pride in its uniform. All students are expected to wear their uniform appropriately at all times. We believe that the wearing of the uniform not only creates a strong sense of identity within our school and wider community, but also supports the safety and wellbeing of our students. The current uniform will remain the same, however the logo will be updated to reflect the new name as per the logo to the left.
Continuing students will not be expected to replace their uniform and should continue to wear it with pride. Our school already offers a wide range of uniform items for all students and will be expanding this selection.
New items are expected in store around March, In all middle school students in Years will be required to wear their sports uniform to school on the days they have their lessons or a class excursion with a physical activity. Please refer to our Uniform Guidelines for more information these guidelines are in the process of being updated to include the new items. Bookings can be made via this link or alternatively phone Please refer to the following codes as you view the uniform range below:.
These items will be available from February Some uniform items are compulsory. These items can be worn every day and also for special events such as assemblies, excursions and designated occasions. Other items are optional and are not to be worn on formal occasions.
School Socks plain grey or navy knee highs or crew length Socks should not be anklet or sockette styles or with visible logos. School Shoes black leather school shoes covering the foot heels, boots, sneakers, canvas shoes, slip-ons are not permitted.
These items can be purchased from the uniform supplier or borrowed from the school for special occasions. School Puffer jacket navy zip puffer jacket with school logo. School Light jacket navy spray jacket with zip, hood and logo. The wearing of any additional visible top under the school uniform is not permitted.
Similarly socks are not to be worn over tights, nor tights to be worn under shorts. Year students are required to wear their sports uniform to school on days they have PE classes or a class excursion that requires them to wear their sports uniform.
Middle school students will only be required to change into their sports uniform at school if they have a special training activity on a non-PE class day. Students in Years are not to wear their sports uniform or any pieces of the sports uniform outside of their PE, Rowing or Outdoor Education lesson.
These students are required to wear their full school uniform during the day as well as to and from school. These items are to be worn for related events only and not at school in lieu of other uniform items. All new items are highlighted in green and will have the new logo and name. For safety and personal security, students are required to minimise their jewellery and have short nails. Facial piercings are not permitted and must be covered at all times.
Hair is to be in a neat clean hairstyle and of natural colour with plain navy or grey hair accessories only. Facial hair must be neat and trimmed. It is expected that the transition from clean shaven to neat trimmed facial hair will occur during a term holiday break. The Digital Transition Session is designed specifically for year 7 and 8 students. During the session students hear from current students and key staff who will share information about the transition to Norwood Morialta High School.
Norwood Morialta High School is committed to providing a world class learning experience that prepares our students to become active global citizens. Our learning programs and future focused pedagogies promote innovation, challenge and creativity through authentic connections and the integration of technologies.
The NMHS laptop program provides students with the opportunity to experience education enriched through technology.
When technology integration in the classroom is seamless and thoughtful, students are not only more engaged, but they also begin to take more control over their own learning. At NMHS our students engage in a range of digital learning platforms via their laptop to collaborate with peers, access digital content and develop as respectful global citizens.
At Norwood Morialta High School NMHS it is an expectation that each student has access to a laptop to enable them to fully engage in their learning to complete set tasks, research and investigate, as well as learning collaboratively and virtually at any time.
We understand some families may have different devices for their child to use, however it is essential that students have the same recommended device to enable consistent in-class learning support, technical assistance and the ability to charge devices at school using school-charging stations. Transition programs for students aged at ACCEPT Center for Learning and Growth that ready students for employment, college, high school or special diploma, independent living or adult services.
Access community resources including grocery stores, banks, malls, museums, libraries, parks, gyms, and public transportation. Activities in shopping, housing, cooking, nutrition, laundry, travel, finances, and safety give students experience in the activities of daily life. Select your language. In establishing communication, parents can be informed about the preparedness of their children for high school, and can also strive to become involved in any developing or already established program.
Bracken is just one of the many educators who provide transition workshops around the country. Workshops are also often set up as overnight camps or day camps for young adolescents, which enables them with an opportunity to branch out of their comfort zone prior to entering the new high school atmosphere. Parents can find out about alternative transition opportunities by speaking with middle school counselors and advisors, or by also searching for local summer camps, seminars, and workshops in the area.
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