Friends of Corpus – Pillar Focus: Learning

Presented by Carma de Groot (Workshop Session 1 Only)

Location: J03

Join us for an overview of our Explicit Mathematics Program (EMP) for Pre-Primary to Year 2. This session will provide insight into how structured lessons, daily review and carefully sequenced learning support strong foundations, build confidence, and ensure success for every child in mathematics. Parents will gain a clear understanding of how maths is taught in the Junior School and how they can support learning at home.

Presented by Carma de Groot (Workshop Session 2 Only)

Location: J03

We invite families to join us for an overview of our Powerful Problem-Solving approach in Mathematics. In this session, you will learn how structured mathematical challenges promote critical thinking, collaboration, discussion, and reasoning. Through guided inquiry and rich problem-solving tasks, students deepen their understanding and develop strong mathematical fluency. We look forward to sharing how we nurture confident, capable mathematical thinkers. The skills and strategies needed to become independent, confident learners

Presented by Jenny Miruado

Location: J04

Join us for a practical session designed to help parents confidently navigate SEQTA and stay connected to their child’s learning journey. This workshop will provide a clear overview of how to access key information, monitor academic progress, view feedback and assessments, and communicate effectively with teachers. Our aim is to ensure families feel informed, empowered, and supported in partnering with the College.

Presented Daniel Chapman

Location: J02

Join our Head of ICT for a practical and empowering workshop designed to support families in building healthy technology habits at home. Drawing on the Common Sense Media framework, this session will explore age-appropriate expectations, screen time balance, online safety, and positive digital behaviours. Parents will be introduced to practical Family Tech Plans that help establish clear routines, boundaries, and shared agreements, empowering children to use technology in safe, balanced and responsible ways.

Presented by Brett Richards.

Location: J01

Join us for a practical parent session on how artificial intelligence can support student learning at home. This workshop explores everyday uses of AI, opportunities and risks for young people, and the importance of digital literacy, privacy, and critical thinking. Parents will gain simple, ethical strategies to help with assessment planning, revision, and homework while promoting independence, academic integrity, and responsible technology use.