EQDemic School

📚✨ Join Us for an Exclusive Online Seminar: “Success in English Writing” ✨📚

Led by our highly experienced teacher, James Patterson, this seminar is packed with strategies and insights to help you excel.

You’ll learn:
✅ How to plan and structure essays effectively.
✅ Habits for writing consistently excellent essays.
✅ Proven tips to prepare and succeed in VCE English.

🗓️ Date: 23/11/2024
⏰ Time: 7:30PM - 9:00PM
💻 Where: Online via Zoom

🆔 Zoom ID: 882 8366 6444
🔒 Password: eqdemic

Don’t miss this opportunity to level up your writing skills and set yourself up for success! ✍️🎓

✨ Unlock Your Child's Potential with ICAS Competitions! ✨

ICAS competitions offer detailed feedback on each student's performance, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement, providing valuable insights into their future learning.

Students can showcase their skills and get recognised:
🏅 High Distinction - Top 1%
🥇 Distinction - Next 10%
🥈 Credit - Next 25%
🥉 Merit - Next 10%

This year, EQDemic is providing testing centers for ICAS at 7 locations!

🔗 For more info on dates and locations, visit: https://www.eqdemic.com.au/icas

Intuitively, if you were to flip a coin 20 times, you might expect to get 10 heads and 10 tails, but do you know the actual odds of obtaining this result?




It is less than 1 in 5!

When attempting this experiment, you could obtain anywhere from 0 to 20 tails, and this means that the chance of getting exactly 10 tails might not be as high as you think.

The theoretical result of 10 heads and 10 tails is the most likely single outcome, but due to the many possible outcomes, the probability of this specific result is only around 17.6%.

The chance of obtaining a different result decreases as we move further from 10 tails.

For example:

The chance of getting 8 tails is around 12%.
The chance of getting 5 tails is around 1.5%.

Do you know when to use 'many' or 'much' to describe different things?




You would say there are many penguins and so much sand on the beach.

'Many' is used to describe nouns that can be counted, while 'much' is used to describe uncountable nouns.

Another rule of thumb is to see whether you are using a plural or singular noun. In this case, 'penguins' is plural and uses the word 'many,' while 'sand' is singular and uses the word 'much.'

By adding a form of measurement, you can change an uncountable noun into something that can be counted.

Example: There are many grains of sand.

🌟 EQD JULY HOLIDAY PROGRAM: Intensive Reading and Writing Workshop🌟

Unlock your child's potential this July with our immersive Intensive Reading and Writing Program! ✍️📚

Join specialist English literature lecturer and historian James Patterson as he guides students through an exciting journey of literary exploration and essay writing. Perfect for those looking to enhance their English skills and get a head start on VCE preparation.

🗓️ Course Dates: 1-12 July (Mon/Wed/Fri)
📍 Location: 8 Station St, Mitcham

🧑‍🎓Perfect for secondary students to expand their understanding and enhance their future English studies.

📚COURSE ONE: Classic Literature Writing
* Deep dive into Greek tragedy with "The Women of Troy."
* Develop critical thinking and literary appreciation.
* Learn detailed literary analysis and improve writing coherence.

📚COURSE TWO: Essay Writing
* Master advanced writing techniques and research skills.
* Understand logical argument development.
* Improve citation and referencing for compelling essays.

⏰ Class Times:
COURSE ONE: 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
COURSE TWO: 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm
((1/7 Mon, 3/7 Wed, 5/7 Fri, 8/7 Mon, 10/7 Wed, 12/7 Fri)

👨‍🏫 Instructor: James Patterson
Experienced English literature lecturer and historian.

☎️Contact us:
Phone: 03 9890 5062

📲Enrol now:
https://www.eqdemic.com.au/hp

🌟 Introducing the Term 2 Holiday Class: The Mysteries of Ancient Egypt

Join our passionate teacher and writer Heather Zubek for an exciting holiday program where students dive into the mysterious world of ancient Egypt through reading, writing, and hands-on activities. Enhance your historical knowledge and writing skills in a fun and engaging way!

Class Location: 8 Station St, Mitcham + NGV Excursion

Class Times:
🕒 On-campus Session: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
(1/7 Mon, 3/7 Wed, 8/7 Mon, 10/7 Wed, 12/7 Fri)

🕒 Excursion: 10 am - 2 pm (5/7 Fri)

Suitable for Year 3 to 6 students to expand their understanding and enhance their future secondary school Humanities studies.

Course Highlights:

* Explore Ancient Egypt: Discover its history and culture through reading, writing, and discussion.
* The Mummy’s Curse: Analyze this intriguing story by Anne Bennet to improve comprehension and analytical skills.
* NGV Excursion: See ancient Egyptian exhibits up close on July 5.
* Writing Workshop: Learn professional writing skills with Karen Thomas on July 12.

Contact us:
📞 Phone: 03 9890 5062

Enrol now:
https://www.eqdemic.com.au/hp

EQDemic will be hosting ICAS competitions again this year.

These internationally recognised exams in Digital Technologies, English, Mathematics, Science, Writing, and Spelling Bee are a fantastic opportunity for students to discover their strengths and challenge themselves academically.

Why should your child participate?

ICAS exams:
🔍 Provide valuable insights into your child's academic strengths.
🌟 Foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
📈 Boost confidence in tackling challenging subjects.
🏅 Recognise and celebrate academic achievement.

Testing centres are available at:
- Head Office | 8 Station St, Mitcham
- Thornbury High School
- Balwyn High School
- McKinnon Secondary College
- Blackburn High School
- Luther College
- Point Cook Senior S.C.

Book today at: https://www.eqdemic.com.au/icas

ICAS Register | EQDemic School ICAS Assessments are designed to recognize academic excellence. Students are assessed on their ability to apply classroom learning to new contexts.