Senior School Curriculum
Senior School Curriculum
Year 10
Year 10 is regarded as the commencement year of the Senior Pathway. It reflects a significant time of transition from the broad and experiential curriculum of the Middle Years to the formality and disciplinary study of the Senior Years. The Year 10 curriculum, therefore, offers a range of courses, all grounded in the Australian Curriculum, which promote skills that prepare students for their Senior Studies. Through the Academic Care and Senior Education and Training (SET) program, students in Year 10 begin to gain a sense of their future pathways, including vocational options, and are encouraged to select subjects that lay a foundation for success in their Senior Studies. Opportunities are also presented for Year 10 students to commence the Senior Phase in a limited number of subjects a year earlier.
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Year 11 and 12 (Senior)
Senior courses consist of two years of study comprising the formative phase of Year 11 and the summative phase of Year 12. In Year 11, students work through Units 1 and 2 of Queensland Senior Syllabus subjects or Vocational Education courses, developing skills and gaining familiarity with the assessment instruments and criteria. The results achieved in Year 12 while completing Units 3 and 4, including those attained in the External Examinations, contribute to the calculation of each student's Australian Tertiary Entrance Rank (ATAR).
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