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located on the edge of the Swan River in the lavish suburb of Claremont. Christ Church stands strong as one of the top schools in Australia in sporting and academics. Boasting stylish classrooms, huge sporting venues and the best teachers money can buy. If you asked me 'Should I send my son to CCGS', I would would answer with a simple 'yes' because CCGS is academically one of the best schools in Australia, has sporting facilities to cater for every child, and supports the health and well-being of all students.

Zachary Tay

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Students should be able to listen to music

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Students should be able to listen to music

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The teacher was astounded, the room was so quiet that she could actually hear herself think for once. Stress and anxiety battle students everyday, and being able cope with it can sometimes be a big challenge, listening to music is an easy way to beat it. Students listening to music are quiet, as they won't be able talk to others so teachers will be able to work in peace. Music is also beneficial to the mind, so not only will  the students grades go up, but even the class average!  This is why I think students should be able to listen to music in class

Written by a CCGS student,
Timothy McMahon

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Why students should be allowed to listen to music in class.

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Why students should be allowed to listen to music in class.

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Music is all around us. We may not notice it, but it is essential to our wellbeing and those around us. It stimulates the mind, enhancing the way our brain processes a multitude of things. So tell me, why are so many schools and classrooms around the world oppose this idea? Music should be allowed in the classroom, for a vast variety of reasons. For example, music as proven by scientific studies, improves mood, memory and focus. Apart from aiding students, you teachers will be greatly benefited with the sound of silence, as I'm sure many of you would agree with me, which permits easy and intensive work for students and teachers alike. Tell me, who doesn't want a productive and proactive classroom environment?

Written by CCGS Student,

Rhiddha Shanthakumar

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Jack Vines: Your peers should take control of their own futures

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Jack Vines: Your peers should take control of their own futures

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Wouldn't it be a shame if a child was suffering from depression due to the control that someone has over their own future. How about the fact that 1 in 4 people are currently suffer from mental health issues due to the lack of controlling their own futures. This factor clearly shows that the future of the younger generation is at stake. This is a crisis which must not be ignored for any longer. Identifying the rights to controlling your own futures, the positives of controlling your own future and the negatives of letting this live with you will be established to encourage people to break free of this control.

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The real question is this. Do you want your students to be able to concentrate and focus? would you want the classroom to be volunteerabley quiet? If you said yes to both of those, then you should let students listen to music while they work in class. it is both beneficial for students and teachers, and it is statistically proven that music can increase focus and consentration by a significant amount.

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CCGS Should have Electives Starting From Year 7

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CCGS Should have Electives Starting From Year 7

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Did you know that 80%that boys that choose an elective, study that field when they grow up because they are interested in that topic? The CCGS elective program is great with all the choices but the program should start in year 7 so that the young men can find their passion. I have surveyed 100 CCGS boys and 9/10 boys like the elective program and wish the program started in year 7. There would be more subject choices, the young men could make friends with similar interests and most boys like to learn what they are interested in. It makes complete sense for a great school like CCGS to start one of their best programs at year 7.

-Francis Hor

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Why Kids should be able to listen to Music in class. 

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Why Kids should be able to listen to Music in class. 

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Teachers, are you annoyed of your students talking to friends during class? well there are ways around this. You could try letting your students listen to music during times where they are working independently.  Music is scientifically proven to reduce stress which is necessary to students at school. When people are listening to music it is less likely they will talk to friends. This is why I think students should allowed to listen to music.

Written by CCGS student,

Raistlin Centa

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It's raining. A single child sits under the stairs. The ground is cold as the child eats his lunch. This child sits alone with no one to talk to, why? Because his fellow peers at Christ Church Grammar school fail to show respect and common decency to the child. Christ Church Grammar can not let this continue which is why a new initiative to teach student respect and good values is well overdue. The current "attempts" of Christ Church Grammar to build behaved good men are pathetic. students vandalize the school and are able to get away with it with nothing stopping them. The effects of Bad behavior will not only impact peers at the school but whole communities tainting the schools reputation. For these 3 reasons I am proposing a new initiative to teach students respect and good values.

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PSA is the association  of all boys schools in Perth. Most of these schools focus on only sport but CCGS is and all rounder. An investment in the school is one that you wont regret.  With top performing teachers for all subjects our sporting, academics and camps are top of the line to suit your sons needs.

Written by CCGS student,

Jack Brophy

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Do you hate your students talking in your class? Yes. Do your students listen to music in your class? No. Did you know that 95% of students improve their grades by listening to music. 'The day I shot you I slid on a mongoose' - Lil Dirk, 3 Headed Goat. This is saying that music helps his aim. and it can help yours too. So, the question stands. Should students listen to music while working. listening to music while working is clearly proven to be beneficial. it will result in students being more focused, happier, and stop talking to there peers acting as a distraction.

-Lachie E

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Hello teachers, it is I, Riley. I am writing from my perspective of music in class. I don't know if you realised it yet dear teachers, but music in class is the way. I somewhat understand that you main intention is that we learn happily and successfully. However, I'm here to tell you, we don't care. The education system while good is only 50% successful. School is boring. Its not all rainbows and butterflies from a students perspective. Music would bring a bit of extra spice and would make us wanna learn. That's why we need the music in class thing, it would be for the greater good....

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Did you know 80% of high school students are either unfocused or distracted? This is why high school students need to listen to their personalized music in class. there is nothing more annoying when one of your students is either unfocused or distracting in class, it's frustrating, isn't it? I am a year 9 student attending the high school Christ Church Grammar School and I have seen an increase in my grades because of listening to music. This is why I think that high school students need to listen to their personalized music in class.

written by a CCGS student,

Rohan Gohil

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Teachers, did you know that listening to music whilst studying helps in memorization, and over all brain mood? Well if you did why don't you allow students to listen to music in your classrooms? Is there a reason why you feel the need to disadvantage you students? Students listening to music gives you a quiet classroom, it also means students don't get distracted with other students and also means that they stay productive whilst studying, as music helps the brain. Students should be able to listen to music whilst studying, and here's why.

Written by CCGS Student,

Soren Grubb

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Have you heard of the school Christ Church Grammar School? If you haven't, consider enrolling your son today. Not only is it one of the most prestigious and best schools in terms of academic performance but it is a school for boys from all walks of life. Athletes, Actors, Mathematicians and Musicians are all welcomed to the Christ Church. I assume that you want a school where your son can feel safe at all times? So why don't you enroll him to Christ Church Grammar School today?

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Students should be aloud to listen to music in class                                        By Christopher Scatena                  

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Students should be aloud to listen to music in class                                        By Christopher Scatena                  

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Have you ever seen your students get unfocused from their work an start doing something like gaming? That's got to be annoying right? Well what if I told you that students could stay focused and on task all lesson. Which they can, with music! In a recent study done by the Australian Department of Education they found that listening to music to music while working actually increases your level of attention and helps you to do better in work.

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Owen Wallace: Why students should be able to listen to music

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Owen Wallace: Why students should be able to listen to music

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Wouldn't it be great to have a completely quiet classroom full of students? Well with this new prompt that dream could be a reality. With this new learning tool you can create that dream classroom. In your classroom we all know that you a teachers highest duty is to help your students achieve there best of their ability. With the use of music in a classroom I am certain that a student can reach that level while listening to music.

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should students be able to listen to music in classes? It is evidently clear that listening to music improves productivity and focus in the classroom environment. imagine you are trying to get a class of students to do some work and everyone was talking how much easier would it be if no one was distracted. instead they where listing to music and doing some work.

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Why Kids Should be Allowed to listen to Music During Class - Darcy Busch

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Why Kids Should be Allowed to listen to Music During Class - Darcy Busch

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Teachers, are you tired of being asked the same question over and over again? "Mrs/Sir can we listen to music?" Should you...
Absolutely, it has been scientifically proven by Harvard University that non-music helps kids learn. "Non-Verbal music should be allowed to be listened to all school students because it can improve sleep and decrease stress levels"- Dr Smith. According to Christ Church teachers, they are asked around five times a day if their students can listen to music. That's 25 times a week and yearly that's 950 times a year! If the standard for listening to music during class was allowed, an average of 80min would be spared yearly. And aren't teachers already tired of being interrupted during their lessons?

Written by a CCGS Student
Darcy Busch

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Students should be able to study with music  by Noah Wise

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Students should be able to study with music  by Noah Wise

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Over 70% of students report that listening to music helps them get school study complete much faster. This figure shows the value of listening to music and why it should be implemented in classrooms around the school. Don't you want your students to to learn more in class? Statistics like this is why I believe all students should be able to listen to music during class.

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Why Students Should Be Allowed To Listen To Music

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Why Students Should Be Allowed To Listen To Music

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Do you ever think that you will work better while listening to music? I have, But my teachers always say "No you will get distracted" or "No Listening to music makes you go off task" but due to recent study's 60% of students work better while listening to music of their choice because it stops them from talking to their friends  and makes them focus on the task at hand. this is why in my opinion boys  at CCGS should be allowed to listen to music, it helps them to focus and sparks creativity, it gives the student a feel of responsibility and freedom and it distracts them from talking to their mates and makes them focus on the task at hand. This is why i think me and my peers should be allowed to listen to music during school.

Max Growden

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Do you teachers ever have to tell students off for day dreaming. getting distracted by other peers? yes. From recent studies I can show that 80% of students these days work better with music and end up getting good grades, the other 20% failed exams.

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Linga Linga Rah Rah Rah
Why should you choose CCGS? One of the easiest questions ill have to answer the easiest being what's 1+1. CCGS is the motherland for curiosity, development and learning. Parents I want to ask you a question Do you want to set up your sons up for success later in life? Then CCGS is the school for you. Ill be showing you why CCGS is the best school for the development of your son. CCGS is a diverse school that allows anyone to join without of bias of culture or orientation. But the most important part of CCGS is the fun like playing sport with your mates. Like the time my footy team won a hard fought close match and we belted out the school hymn. So if you want your son to strive for excellence then here's the place

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It is scientifically proven that music can actually relieve stress and can significantly increase focus. What do teachers want in a class? I would assume their response would be quietness. Therefore I believe that music would definitely be beneficial in a classroom in certain circumstances especially if teachers wanted a quiet environment.

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Most teachers don't allow there students to listen to music in class, with the same argument that it distracts you. Now this might be true for some people, but for most its not. You could be the unconventional teacher that is not afraid to experiment and try and help her students improve. Music could be the key tool to improving your students grades.

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Why Students should be able to listen to music in class.

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Why Students should be able to listen to music in class.

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Johnny is a music-loving student at Christ Church Grammar School. In year seven, he was constantly getting good grades and positive remarks from his teachers about the quality and creativity of his work. You may wonder, "Why are my students not doing as well?". Well, I can tell you that the one thing separating your students from success is music; or the lack of it. Johnny, for example, was always allowed to listen to music when working in class and last year he graduated with a  98.75 ATAR. I'm sure, as the educator you are, would want this for your students. Music should be allowed in class because it increases productivity, inspires creativity, and creates a more comfortable culture and environment for students.

Written by CCGS Student,

Jasper H