Students can select from a wide range of subjects across 9 different learning areas. The number of subjects that a student can choose varies by year level.
Whilst we endeavour to offer as many subjects as possible, some subjects may not run if there are insufficient students selecting them. If a subject does not run, a student will be allocated one of their reserve subjects instead.
The Curriculum Handbook is the most important document you will need to help make your subject selections. Access it by clicking the button below.
Whilst we endeavour to offer as many subjects as possible, some subjects may not run if there are insufficient students selecting them. If a subject does not run, a student will be allocated one of their reserve subjects instead.
The Curriculum Handbook is the most important document you will need to help make your subject selections. Access it by clicking the button below.
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Subjects on offer at Seaview
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Cross Disciplinary Studies
In this subject students:
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Humanities and Social Sciences
HASS is a subject that gives students a firm understanding of the world they live in. Students will develop their ability to be critical thinkers and effective communicators. Students will strengthen their skills in thinking, writing, and arguing effectively. HASS prepares students for a variety of career paths and provides a foundation for senior subjects such as Ancient Studies, Women’s Studies, Legal Studies, Tourism, Modern History, and Geography. Journalists, politicians, defence force personnel, geologists, lawyers, hospitality workers, and many other professionals all benefit from a strong foundation in HASS. Coordinator - Ms Megan Sinclair Email: [email protected] 
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English
Through language and literature, English empowers us to act critically and creatively, making meaning in our worlds. We develop as empathetic, effective communicators, connecting with people and diverse ideas, building relationships, and gaining insights that enrich our lives. For an individual to be successful in education, in a career and in the social environment it is essential they develop skills, knowledge and understanding about language and literacy. They become confident communicators, imaginative thinkers and informed citizens. This is why English is a compulsory subject. Coordinator - Mr Jack Monaghan Email: [email protected] 
Health and Physical Education
Physical Education can open doors to a number of different sporting organisations and health fields, including physiotherapy, statistician and data analysis for sporting organisations, athlete development and coaching, to name just a few! Special Interest Sports The Special Interest Sports program prepares students for careers in the broad area of physical performance whilst linking with professionals in the community to provide a curriculum that maximises their athletic potential. Students will be exposed to a range of skills and learning opportunities that will allow them to make informed career choices and use this scientific understanding to improve their personal athletic performance. Coordinator - Mr Glen Little Email: [email protected] |
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Languages
French French is the only language (other than English) spoken on every continent in the world. Spoken by over 270 million people, French can take you to hundreds of places; from Europe to Africa, Canada or French Polynesia! Not only does it develop your language and social skills, learning French leads to thousands of unique career pathways! From pathways in business including fashion, agriculture and viticulture to foreign politics and the UN. Japanese Open your mind and further explore a fascinating culture with an ancient history and amazing modern technology. With Japan’s economy being the third largest in the world, the opportunities are endless. Build your intellect and cognitive functioning; learning a language has been shown to result in improved wider academic achievement by building problem solving, reflective and critical thinking skills and strengthening literacy. Subject Coordinator - Ms Angela Vause Email: [email protected] 
Science
Science is involved in everything around you - from your clothes and your house to the food you eat and how you got to school. Learning about science nurtures curiosity and equips students with the skills to explore the unknown critically and contribute positively to a sustainable future. It provides knowledge that opens up numerous exciting, contemporary, and future STEM career pathways. Coordinator - Ms Lisa Dickson Email: [email protected] 
Technologies
Digital Solutions Food & Fibre Material Solutions Textile Solutions Wood Product Solutions Metal Product Solutions Technologies Coordinator - Mr Greg Kanakaris Email: [email protected] |
Laguage Proficiency Tests
Students in Year 10 have an opportunity to start their journey to a French or Japanese language qualification by undertaking a language proficiency test. Find out more by clicking the buttons below. Mathematics
Through problem-solving, investigation, and practical application, students will not only enhance their mathematical understanding but also build essential life skills—such as financial literacy and logical reasoning— that extend beyond the classroom. They will learn to be resourceful by exploring multiple strategies, adapting their thinking when faced with challenges, and finding creative ways to apply their knowledge in new situations. Coordinator - Ms Carmen Cibi Email: [email protected] 
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