Selective School Tutoring, also known as the OC, is offered in selective primary schools that cater for gifted and talented students in Year 5 and Year 6. Parents apply when their child is in Year 4. Successful students may leave their current school at the end of Year 4 to attend a school with an Opportunity Class. The OC is not a pathway to Selective Schools.
Entry into an Opportunity Class is determined by two factors:
Selective School Tutoring, is a specialty with GEA,
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Opportunity classes, also known as the OC, is offered in selective primary schools that cater for gifted and talented students in Year 5 and Year 6. Parents apply when their child is in Year 4. Successful students may leave their current school at the end of Year 4 to attend a school with an Opportunity Class. The OC is not a pathway to Selective Schools.
Entry into an Opportunity Class is determined by two factors:
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Scholarship Tutoring, also known as the OC, is offered in selective primary schools that cater for gifted and talented students in Year 5 and Year 6. Parents apply when their child is in Year 4. Successful students may leave their current school at the end of Year 4 to attend a school with an Opportunity Class. The OC is not a pathway to Selective Schools.
Entry into an Opportunity Class is determined by two factors:
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Aside from learn in an environment where teachers engage, support and empower them to feel more confident