Teaching and Learning
At Lindfield Learning Village we are developing the next generation of learners through effective teaching strategies that cater to how students learn best. We utilise the Department of Education's Explicit Teaching model to develop independent learners who are equipped to thrive in their community. We aim to prepare them for all aspects of their life, understanding how to be both self-sufficient and collaborative members of the community.
Our learning approach
Through a structured program of gradual release of task responsibility, students are guided through traditional content and taught the skills needed to understand, consolidate and apply new knowledge to their own independent or collaborative learning. We are among many other NSW Public Schools who have adopted this learning model where we want to equip each child with the skills needed to be self-sufficient.
Our approach includes:
- real-world learning through hands-on activities, group work and exploring ideas
- using technology to support learning, personalise lessons and build digital skills
- giving students the right support with flexible teaching and a focus on wellbeing
- connecting with the community through excursions and local programs.
What students learn
Students learn a wide range of subjects in the NSW curriculum . They build skills, think creatively and prepare for life beyond school.
Beyond - Practical learning elective
Beyond is a program run for students in Year 6 to Year 10. Each student can select a practical elective to be done once a week throughout the semester that encourages them to learn new skills and deepen their knowledge beyond the curriculum. Each semester we offer a new selection for students to choose from.
- World of Work Café
- Cinema Studies
- Career Kickstart
- Digital Vanguard
- Events Crew
- Makers and Shakers
- Duke of Edinburgh
- LLV Podcast
- LLV Pop-up Restaurant
- Sports Academy
- Young Scientist
- Story Seekers
- World of Work Café
- Cinema Studies
- Career Kickstart
- Digital Vanguard
- Makers and Shakers
- Duke of Edinburgh
- LLV Podcast
- LLV Pop-up Restaurant
- Philosophy
- Sports Academy
- Young Scientist
- Story Seekers
Primary (Kindergarten - Year 6)
During their primary school years, students will develop strong literacy and numeracy skills. They will explore new ideas including the use of information and communication technologies (ICT). Lessons are designed to respond to the needs, learning styles and rates of progress of individual students.
Students learn a wide range of subjects in the NSW curriculum . They build skills, think creatively and prepare for life beyond school.


Secondary (Year 7 - Year 12)
Our learning areas
We offer a range of elective subjects to our secondary students, in accordance with the NSW curriculum. Find out more about the electives we run by viewing the subjects below. Electives are available in Stage 5 & 6.
Stage 4 Learning (Year 7 - Year 8)
Students in Stage 4 (Years 7- Year 8) engage with the NSW curriculum, which encompasses core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, and History. In addition, they explore Creative Arts, Technological and Applied Studies, Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE), and Languages. Students are expected to broaden their learning to encompass all subject areas outlined in the NSW Curriculum.
Stage 5 (Year 9 - Year 10)
In NSW, Stage 5 (Years 9-10) students have the opportunity to select elective subjects in addition to the mandatory core subjects.
Stage 6 Electives (Year 11 - Year 12)
In NSW, Stage 6 (Years 11-12) students choose electives to complement their compulsory English course, creating a personalized program.
From personalised support to co-curricular opportunities - find out how we support learning both in and outside the classroom.