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Subject Selection for Year 10 Students

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For parents of students in Year 10 this is the time of year that you may hear, for the first time, terms such as WACE, VET and ATAR. There is lots of information coming through from schools about subject selection for next year but it can be a little overwhelming at times for parents. We have included some information from the Executive Director of SCSA (School Curriculum and Standards Authority), Mr Allan Blagaich.

"We want all students to enrol in a challenging senior secondary program for 2021, suited to your strengths and interests. It is important that you know that, despite the disruptions and challenges COVID-19 has brought, the standard of the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE) has not dropped. Although this year has thrown up many challenges, it has equally opened doors to new opportunities. Consider these opportunities when making your selections".

To be awarded a WACE, students must meet a number of requirements. The first of these is a set of general requirements about course completion. Other requirements include demonstrating the literacy and numeracy standard, the breadth and depth requirement and the achievement standard requirement. All requirements must be met for a student to be awarded a WACE".

Students entering Year 11 in 2021 have three options for the course completion requirement to achieve the WACE. These options are detailed as part of the information presented in the handbook. As your child considers which will be the best option for them and begins the process of selecting courses for Years 11 and 12, you should talk with your child and their teachers about the courses and programs that will work best for them. Bear in mind that they want their options during and after school to meet their needs, interests and aspirations.

"You are about to enter into a phase of your life that will bring both challenges and rewards. However uncertain the times may be, by seeking sound advice, making wise choices and establishing good routines you will be helping yourself achieve your goals."

See Year 10 Handbook 2020

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