Juniors - Grades 3 and 4
Growing strong and confident. . . These are also very crucial grades. A child needs to use their reading, spelling, writing and arithmetic skills not only to acquire knowledge, but to transmit information effectively and efficiently. The ability to express yourself well in the written form is the most important skill practiced at this stage of learning. If this skill is not diligently practiced, future academic success may be jeopardized. In the lower school grades students learn to read. In these Junior grades of middle school not only do students read to learn but they write to communicate.

Seniors - Grades 5 and 6
Getting ready for senior school. . . In these grades, students continue to improve the academic skills of organization, study, memory and written expression. Their work ethic is challenged with regards to the growing demands of homework, assignments and projects. All of these skills and attitudes have been introduced in earlier grades, but it is here they are used on a daily basis. This stage of a student's learning is a transition from the acquisition of skills and knowledge to the integration of acquired skills and knowledge with intellectual investigation, inquiry and creativity.

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