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Moama Anglican Grammar

School is new to the
classrooms but currently Inside
many buildings are being
computer and has many
students attending. It is
currently a grade 5 to HSE
built because in 2011 the
school will be a prep to This
12.
but has future plans. The
current principal is Mr. Issue...
Andrew Pullar and the
deputy principal is Mr. Ron
Couchman. In the first
years of Moama Grammar
it had few students and
was working in a hall. It is
now out of the hall and is
on a 4 hectare property
with many portable
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Years 7-10 at Moama Anglican Grammar
School have exams at the end of
Semester 1 and at the end of Semester
2. Exams are a chance to show the
teachers just how much you have learnt
throughout the semester. Year 7 and 8
don’t have any extension subjects so
they do 9 exams that consist of, English,
Maths, HSIE, Science, Music, PDHPE, Art,
Italian and Technology. Years 9 and 10
have extension subjects so sometimes
their days were packed with exams while
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Other days they had no exams so in that
case they could stay home that day if
their parents let them of course. You
exam results contribute to a percentage
of each semesters mark. At the end of
the year all marks are combined and for
your year over all mark of you get an A
or an A+ you will get an award which
comes with your end of school report.
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