What is the curriculum of McLean Middle School in New Zealand?

McLean College was founded by Governor David in 1980.

It was funded by Sir Beatty and named after the McLean family who immigrated to New Zealand in 1850. The number of students is about 2500, which is a mixed school. The school provides students with diverse choices in culture and sports, and stipulates that each student must participate in one of these activities. Literature and art include chess, debate, drama, photography, orchestra, choir and orchestra, while sports include table tennis, basketball, sailing, boating, yachting, football, water polo, rugby, women's netball and tennis.

McLean Middle School is a successful school with many years of high-quality teaching experience, experienced teachers and a successful teaching system, providing high-level education in academic, cultural and sports fields. The focus of school teaching is to continuously improve students' learning ability, and most students in McLean Middle School have made remarkable achievements. The ninth and tenth grades focus on developing students' knowledge and skills. 1 1, 12 and 13 respect students' learning rights, and choose corresponding learning courses according to the exams selected by students (such as the national education achievement certificate exam or Cambridge international exam).

McLean Middle School ranks among the top 3 universities in New Zealand every year and is a high-quality high school. In the past two years, the New Zealand Academic Accreditation Council has awarded 23 outstanding national scholarships, and McLean students have won 6 of them. McLean Middle School is the most award-winning school in New Zealand, which is also the highest recognition of academic performance by the Academic Evaluation Committee. In the recent New Zealand National Education Achievement Certificate Examination, McLean Middle School won 98 scholarships, of which 1 1 was an excellent scholarship. At the same time, the school won the first place in the world at 65,438+00, the first place in New Zealand at 65,438+02, the first place in New Zealand middle school, the first place in New Zealand and the first place in the world.