Teaching & Learning
At ETSS Wicklow, students are supported through a broad, inclusive curriculum with a range of programmes and pathways to meet different strengths, interests and learning needs. Explore teaching and learning from Junior Cycle through to Senior Cycle.
Our Curriculum
Explore the main stages of learning at ETSS Wicklow and find information on subjects, programmes, assessment and progression.
Junior Cycle
A broad curriculum that develops knowledge, skills, wellbeing and strong foundations for future learning.
Transition Year
An active and varied programme combining academic learning, new modules, projects, work experience and personal development.
Leaving Certificate
Explore our Leaving Certificate subjects, assessment, subject choices and preparation for progression beyond school.
Learning Pathways
Alongside our wider curriculum, ETSS Wicklow provides a range of programmes designed to support different learning, progression and future pathways.
Level 2 Learning Programme
A personalised Junior Cycle programme supporting students through relevant learning, practical skills and preparation for future learning and greater independence.
Senior Cycle Level 2 Learning Programme
A personalised Senior Cycle programme building on Level 2 learning and supporting students in preparing for life, learning and greater independence beyond school.
Leaving Certificate Applied
A practical and active two-year Leaving Certificate programme with a strong emphasis on applied learning, personal development and preparation for further education, training and employment.
Leaving Certificate Vocational Programme
A Leaving Certificate pathway with an additional focus on enterprise, preparation for the world of work and vocational learning.
Learning at ETSS Wicklow
Our approach reflects the Educate Together ethos and supports students to become confident, independent and engaged learners.
Inclusive
Learning is planned to support different strengths, needs and ways of learning.
Active
Students learn through discussion, practical work, projects, collaboration and experience.
Student-centred
Students are encouraged to participate, question, make choices and take increasing ownership of learning.
Future-focused
Learning develops the knowledge, skills and confidence students need for further study, work and life.