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Complete, curriculum-mapped courses for Years 6–12. Each course includes interactive lessons, chapters, practice sets, and assessments — ready to present from day one.
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Integrated full-year Australian Curriculum v9.0 generalist course for Year 6. Six learning areas are organised as Units — English, Mathematics, Science, HASS (History/Geography/Civics/Economics), Health & Physical Education, and The Arts (Music, Visual Arts, Drama, Dance, Media Arts). 6 units, 30 topics, 113 lessons.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Digital Technologies course for Year 6. Covers digital systems & hardware, online safety & digital identity, design thinking with Canva, computational thinking & algorithms, Scratch game design, artificial intelligence, XR/AR with CoSpaces, and binary data. 2 units, 5 topics, 28 highly interactive lessons with games, external tools (TypingClub, Scratch, Teachable Machine, CoSpaces, Code.org), and real student creations. The pre-course to Year 7 Digital Technologies.
Year 7 Digital Technologies covering ICT skills, design, networks, data representation, web design, cyber security, computational thinking, and programming.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 English course covering narratives, literary devices, grammar, writing for different purposes, media and visual literacy, film and viewing, speaking and presenting, and creative writing. 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons. Develops skills across Language, Literature, and Literacy strands.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Health course covering identity & adolescence, healthy relationships, nutrition & physical wellbeing, and safety. 4 units, 8 topics, 64 lessons. Focuses on the Personal, Social and Community Health strand of HPE.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9.0 HASS course for Year 7. Covers History (deep time + ancient world), Geography (water + liveability), Civics & Citizenship (government + law + rights), and Economics & Business (consumer decisions + budgeting). 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons. Aligned to AC v9.0 — compatible with all Australian states.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9.0 Mathematics course for Year 7. Covers integers & number theory, fractions/decimals/percentages, ratios & financial maths, algebra, measurement, geometry, statistics, and probability. 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Science course covering biological sciences (classification, ecosystems), chemical sciences (particles, mixtures), earth & space sciences (seasons, moon phases), and physical sciences (forces, friction). 4 units, 9 topics, 86 teaching lessons.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Digital Technologies course covering AI & machine learning, data analysis, databases, cyber security, networks, computational thinking, and impacts of technology. 6 units (4 core + 2 optional), 9 topics.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 English course covering texts in context, short fiction, language systems, persuasion, poetry, multimodal texts, extended literary study, and writing craft. 4 units, 8 topics, 16 lessons.
Explore AI, machine learning, robotics, and the future of technology.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Health course building on Year 7. Covers identity & mental health, drugs & harm minimisation, nutrition & body image, and relationships & advocacy. 4 units, 8 topics, 64 lessons. Moves from understanding to analysing and applying health concepts.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9.0 HASS course for Year 8. Covers History (medieval world + exploration), Geography (landforms + population change), Civics & Citizenship (legal system + justice), and Economics & Business (entrepreneurs + trade). 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons. Aligned to AC v9.0 — compatible with all Australian states.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Indonesian (Second Language) course covering greetings and introductions, family and friends, school and daily life, food and shopping, town and directions, holidays and weather, and Indonesian culture and identity. Aligned to WA SCSA. 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9.0 Mathematics course for Year 8. Covers rational/irrational numbers, indices, financial maths, linear algebra, graphs, measurement, Pythagoras' theorem, congruence/similarity, statistics and probability. 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Science course covering cells and body systems, plate tectonics and rocks, elements and chemical change, and energy forms and transfer. 4 units, 8 topics, 80 teaching lessons.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 English course covering language and power, representations in literature, text structure and grammar, analytical and persuasive writing, poetry and symbolism, visual media, extended text study, and hybrid creative writing. 4 units, 8 topics, 16 lessons.
Semester-based Digital Technologies elective covering game design theory, game development with student-choice engines (Construct 3 / GDevelop / Godot), app development with Thunkable, cyber security, and emerging technologies. 7 topics across 2 terms.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9.0 Mathematics course for Year 9. Covers real numbers, surds, scientific notation, index laws, quadratic algebra, coordinate geometry, quadratic functions, measurement, similarity, trigonometry, statistics and compound probability. 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons.
Semester-based Digital Technologies elective covering robotics theory, block-based programming applied hands-on with your school's robot kit, drone technology and regulations, AI/machine learning, and robotics competitions. 8 topics across 2 terms.
Semester-based Digital Technologies elective covering design principles, typography, 3D modeling with Blender, 3D printing, animation fundamentals (2D and 3D), AI-enhanced creative tools, and digital media production. 7 topics across 2 terms.
Semester Digital Technologies elective. Students explore the metaverse and VR/AR/MR/XR, build immersive web experiences, investigate digital systems, networks, data, ethics, privacy and cyber security, then design and build a major metaverse game using their choice of platform — learning to design, direct, evaluate and understand what they build, with AI as a creative power tool. 2 units, 11 topics, 33 lessons.
Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 English course covering language and power, First Nations and world literature, language craft and voice, rhetoric and persuasion, literary devices and intertextuality, visual media and representation, extended text study, and creative and analytical writing for senior English. 4 units, 8 topics, 16 lessons.
SCSA Biology ATAR Year 11 course for Western Australia. Covers ecosystems and biodiversity (Unit 1) and the cell biology of single and multicellular organisms (Unit 2). Aligned to the SCSA Biology ATAR Year 11 Syllabus effective January 2024.
SCSA Chemistry ATAR Year 11 course for Western Australia. Covers chemical fundamentals including atomic structure, bonding, stoichiometry and energy changes (Unit 1) and molecular interactions, gases, aqueous solutions, acids/bases and reaction rates (Unit 2). Aligned to the SCSA Chemistry ATAR Year 11 Syllabus effective 2026.
SCSA Health Studies ATAR Year 11 course for Western Australia. Covers individual and community health including determinants of health, the Ottawa Charter, health literacy, consumer health, beliefs/attitudes/values and the Health Belief Model (Unit 1); and factors influencing community health including community development, epidemiology, preventive strategies, contemporary health ethics, social marketing and emotional intelligence (Unit 2). Aligned to the SCSA Health Studies ATAR Year 11 Syllabus effective 2026.
SCSA Human Biology ATAR Year 11 course for Western Australia. Explores the structure and function of the human body, cellular metabolism, body systems (respiratory, circulatory, digestive, musculoskeletal, excretory) in Unit 1, and DNA, cell reproduction, human reproduction and inheritance patterns in Unit 2. Aligned to the SCSA Human Biology ATAR Year 11 Syllabus for teaching from 1 January 2026.
ATAR Applied Information Technology course covering design concepts, hardware, operating systems, impacts of technology, application skills, project management, networks, web authoring, and multimedia production.
ATAR Computer Science course covering programming, networking, databases, and cyber security
ATAR Physical Education Studies exploring functional anatomy, exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor learning, coaching and sport psychology. Integrates theory with practical experiences to develop understanding of performance optimisation.
ATAR AIT course covering evolving digital technologies and digital technologies within a global society, aligned to SCSA Unit 3 & 4.
ATAR Computer Science course covering advanced programming (OOP, algorithms), networking (OSI, subnetting), databases (advanced SQL), and cyber security (cryptography, ethical hacking)
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Every lesson, topic, and assessment aligned to AC v9 content descriptors or state ATAR frameworks.
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