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In Year 10, students are invited to select from the following semester based electives. These electives have been designed to engage students in the disciplines of Science in which they are most interested in. All electives are 5-period electives as part of a Year 10 student's timetable.
In Year 10, students are invited to select from the following semester based electives. These electives have been designed to engage students in the disciplines of Science in which they are most interested in. All electives are 5-period electives as part of a Year 10 student's timetable.
These electives are not prerequisites for future VCE studies. Each elective offers unique learning experiences in content and development of skills in the laboratory.
These electives are not prerequisites for future VCE studies. Each elective offers unique learning experiences in content and development of skills in the laboratory.
Learn more by using the drop down menu from the main menu bar, be sure to read about student experiences in each subject!
Our Microscopic World
Our Microscopic World
This elective helps students understand the tiny things we cannot see - such as cells, microbes and genes. Students will gain an appreciation of micrometer and nanometer units whilst learning about genetics and evolution. Students also develop skills in using microscopes, designing and conducting experiments.
Students who are undertaking Biology Unit 1 are strongly encouraged to choose this elective (for completion in Semester 1).
Chemistry: Building Blocks of the World
Chemistry: Building Blocks of the World
Discover a world built by atoms, shaped by molecules and kept running by chemical reactions. This subject explores the nature of chemical reactions and the properties of substances through practical learning and investigations.
The Earth and the Cosmos
The Earth and the Cosmos
This subject explores the global systems of our planet Earth and the mysteries in the cosmos surrounding it. Students will investigate concepts of astronomy, global systems, climate change and the impact of human activity.
Neuroscience and the Mind
Neuroscience and the Mind
This subject explores factors that can enhance and hinder learning. Students will learn how to enhance their own learning capabilities as they explore topics such as brain development and the anatomy of the brain, neurotransmitters involved in motivation, sleep and theories of emotion.
Physics
Physics
This subject is an introduction to the Physics topics of Motion, Electricity and Light including both theoretical treatment and practical investigations to develop a foundation understanding in the fundamental principles involved in their applications.
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