Worried about your child being in a composite class? Remember their stage of learning is more important than age | Katherine Bates for the Conversation

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Instead of viewing them as ‘good’ or ‘bad’, parents should focus on the quality of teaching and overall mindset of the school community

as students move through school. For example, in NSW classes are smaller in the first year of schooling, with a maximum of 20 students to one teacher. This teacher-student ratio decreases from year 1. From year 3 on, there can be a maximum of 30 students to one teacher.

on multi-age learning in small schools found “there is much disagreement in relation to academic outcomes”: But teachers also said there were challenges and composite classes could end up being more work. This included more time spent lesson planning, designing assessment and reporting.

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