I'll put my Thoughts in on this one!

There should be more of an emphasis on a "life skills" class as at least one person has said, but hopefully a better version than I received in year 9. One that focuses on making decent financial choices and planing, budgeting, looking at things like family planning... I'm not trying to say at this point that teenage mums/parents are bad, in fact I have seen a few on occasion that look like they actually have their heads on straight! But just the aspect of what their lives will be like should a baby become part of their lives.

I also agree with a previous point that there should sort of be more options as far as technical stuff goes as they get higher, I mean unless they want to become a writer or journalist of some kind, is there really much point of getting them to read 2-3 book per year and most likely regurgitate half the plot in "essays"?