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Years 7 - 10

We believe that the curriculum is not only a means for students to learn about the world, but also a pathway for personal growth. We strive to create purposeful, energised, and challenging learning experiences that foster student engagement and success.

Engaging and Dynamic Curriculum 

Our curriculum in Years 7-10 encompasses a range of activities that promote learning through explicit instruction, individual work, collaboration, problem-solving, project-based learning, reflection, and evaluation. It is anchored in the fundamental building blocks of literacy, numeracy, and information and communication technologies.

During Years 7-10 (Stage 4 and 5), our students transition from a broad educational experience to a more specialised curriculum that allows for subject selection based on their interests and aspirations. Within the mandatory subjects, there is a gradual shift from acquiring skills to developing critical and creative thinking at a deeper leve

In Years 7-8, all students study the following courses:
In Years 9 and 10, students continue with core subjects:
Additionally, students have the opportunity to study elective subjects:

In Years 7-8, all students study the following courses:

  • English, Mathematics, and Science

  • History and Geography

  • Personal Development and Physical Education (PDHPE)

  • Music, Visual Arts, and Drama

  • Technology and Applied Studies (TAS)

  • French (study of a language other than English)

  • Religious and Values Education (RAVE)

In Years 9 and 10, students continue with core subjects:

  • English

  • Mathematics

  • Science

  • Mandatory History

  • Australian Geography

  • Personal Development, Health & Physical Education (PDHPE)

  • Religious and Values Education (RAVE)

Additionally, students have the opportunity to study elective subjects:

  • Three Elective Subjects in Year 9
  • Three Elective Subjects in Year 10

You can learn more about our subject offerings by reading our Subject Selection Booklet.

Students can choose to study a subject for two years, and they have the flexibility to change electives at the end of Year 9. This allows them to explore various interests and tailor their educational experience accordingly.

Trinity Anglican College is a registered and accredited school with the New South Wales Education Standards Authority (NESA). We offer the NESA-developed curriculum to our students. Additionally, we provide a course in Psychology, which is a school-designed subject endorsed by NESA.

Our current elective subjects include:

Our current elective subjects include:

Commerce

Drama

Food Technology

French (continuation from Year 9)

Geography Elective

History Elective

Industrial Technology – Timber

Information and Software Technology (IST)

iSTEM

Music

Photographic and Digital Media (PDM)

Physical Activity and Sport Studies (PASS)

Psychology 

Textiles Technology 

Visual Arts (VA)

We are committed to delivering an engaging and dynamic curriculum that supports the growth and development of our students and provide a range of subject options to cater to their diverse interests, fostering a love for learning and preparing them for their future endeavours.