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YEAR 7 2020 ASSESSMENT SCHEDULES
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Stage 4 - Year 7
Most students entering High School have completed Stage 3 in Years 5 and 6. Stage 4 consolidates Stage 3, introduces students to specialist teachers and a number of subjects not directly taught in primary school. English, Mathematics, Science, HSIE (Human Society and Its Environment - including Geography and History) and PDHPE (Personal Development, Health, Physical Education) are compulsory throughout Stages 4 and 5. Year 7 students will also study Drama, Music, Technological and Applied Studies (TAS) and Visual Arts. All students will also study one of four Languages - Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish throughout the year. Stage 4 students will sit for NAPLAN (literacy and numeracy) testing early in Term 2 of Year 7 and they will again be tested in Stage 5 in Year 9. The NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) has revised its curriculum to reflect the needs of students entering a changing world. All courses are designed to equip students with the skills to be successful in the demanding and dynamic world beyond school. The Parents page on the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) has information about Stage 3, Stage 4, Stage 5 and Stage 6. It also has links to other websites that may be of interest to both students and parents. This booklet outlines the key assessments students will be required to complete in the subjects they study in Year 7. Students should familiarise themselves with this information. Please be aware that times are indicative and may be varied with notice from the teacher. I am confident that this booklet will provide a useful guide to study at St Ives High School. Mark Watson Principal
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YEAR 7 ASSESSMENT SCHEDULES 2020
CONTENTS
Page Guide for Assessment Tasks ...................................................................... 4 Creative Arts
Music .................................................................................................. 6
Visual Arts ........................................................................................... 7
English
Drama ................................................................................................. 8
English ................................................................................................ 9
Human Society & Its Environment (HSIE) History and Geography ....................................................................... 10 History Extension and Geography Extension ...................................... 11 Languages Other Than English (LOTE) Chinese, Japanese ............................................................................. 12 French, Spanish, Italian ...................................................................... 13 Mathematics Mathematics ........................................................................................ 14 Mathematics Accelerated .................................................................... 15 Personal Development, Health, Physical Education (PDHPE) ................... 16 Science ...................................................................................................... 17 Technological and Applied Studies (TAS) Technology Mandatory Course ........................................................... 18
For further information on syllabus outcomes and course descriptors visit: www.educationstandards.nsw.edu.au
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2020 YEAR 7 ASSESSMENTS Regular Homework Students have non-assessment assignments and regular homework that aims to develop skills and enhance understanding. The following guide does not include this homework. Completing homework is one of the conditions of completing a course satisfactorily. Students “must apply themselves with diligence and sustained effort to the set tasks and experiences in the course provided by the school”. Advice for Assessment Tasks Students are responsible for ensuring they attend all of their scheduled exams and assessment tasks and for:
• regularly checking the Student Portal for assessment task notifications • carefully checking their assessment dates and the venue • having the correct, approved equipment for each exam • wearing full school uniform • behaving in a manner that does not interfere with the performance of others • leaving mobile phones and electronic/digital devices switched to silent and
inside their bags Taking holidays with school terms Students must inform their teachers if they have reason to expect that they might be absent from an assessment task. Such notice should be given as soon as possible. Vacations taken outside normal school holidays will not be accepted as a valid reason for absence from assessment tasks, unless granted written permission from the Principal. In these circumstances, hand-in tasks should be given/sent to the teacher before the anticipated absence or on the due date (emailed etc). Alternative arrangements for missed written exams should be negotiated with the Head Teacher of the subject. Failure to submit assessment task on the due date Hand-in or online assessments: the completed portion of the assessment must be submitted digitally. On return to school, students • are to provide appropriate documentation from your parent or doctor to your
teacher as soon as you return to school; • should approach their class teacher to make arrangements for the missed task
or an alternative task to be completed. Failure to do so will result in the student losing 10% each day, after three days the student will receive zero.
If Suspended on the Day of an Assessment Task Unless forbidden by the Principal, a suspended student is required to attend school during the time in which the Assessment Task is being conducted, unless an alternative arrangement is made with the teacher / Head Teacher. If the Assessment Task is in the form of a written submission, the student must arrange for it to be emailed, faxed or handed to the class teacher or relevant KLA Head Teacher by the due date. Failure to comply with the above will result in a zero (0) mark being awarded for the task.
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Attendance Satisfactory completion of courses is judged, among other things, by student attendance and level of involvement in class, as well as the assignments and homework completed, and the level of achievement. School Review of Assessments Following discussion with the class teacher; students who do not agree with the teacher’s judgment of the worth of an individual assessment task or who consider that their final grade for any course is not correct (on the basis of feedback on their performance and results during the course), have a right to appeal to the Head Teacher KLA of the subject. Malpractice Any behaviour carried out for the purpose of gaining an unfair advantage in the assessment process constitutes malpractice, or cheating. Students who cheat in an exam will be given a zero mark and other consequences. Malpractice in any form, including plagiarism, is unacceptable and may be awarded zero. Disability Provisions Students who believe they could be eligible for disability provisions during assessment tasks (such as separate supervision, rest breaks, writer etc) should apply to the Learning Support Teacher (Mr Daniel Moller). Students with Disability Confirmations from a medical professional should provide a copy with their application.
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FACULTY: CREATIVE ARTS SUBJECT: MUSIC ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%)
Syllabus outcomes assessed Additional Information
SEMESTER 1
Duration Rhythm Composition and group performance Term 1 Week 7/8 10%
4.5 , 4.2
Polyrhythmic composition and ensemble performance
Research /Listening task Term 1 Week 10 15% 4.12 At home task including an interview.
Pitch/Dynamics
Listening task/s + homework Term 2 Week 5/6 10% 4.8 Short listening task/s and homework
sheets, from first and second term.
Performance Assessment Term 2 Week 5/6 10% 4.2
Performance of topic related solo or ensemble piece.
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2
Tone Colour/Expressive Techniques
Tone colour assignment Term 3 Week 5/6 10% 4.7 Create an online quiz in a given format.
Composition for instrument Term 3 Week 10 15% 4.5 Short composition relating to a given
classroom instrument.
Structure Yearly Exam Term 4 Week 4/5 15%
4.9 Multiple choice and short answer questions.
Practical Exam Term 4 Week 4/5 15% 4.3 Performance of topic related solo or
ensemble piece.
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: CREATIVE ARTS SUBJECT: VISUAL ARTS ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%) Syllabus
outcomes assessed
Additional Information Mainstream Extension
SEMESTER 1
The World of Places and Spaces
The World of Nature
Portfolio of Images Term 2 Week 5 30% 7VA1/2 20% 4.1, 4.3, 4.4, 4.9 of Art
Incorporating the Elements
VAPD Visual Arts Process Diary, Written tasks and Unit tests
Term 2 Week 5 20% 7VA1/2 15% 4.5, 4.7 Includes research task
7T Enrichment Task Term 2 Week 2 -- 7VA1/2 15% 4.4, 4.8 Gats Extension
Half Yearlv Reports SEMESTER2
The World of
People The World
of Objects
Portfolio of Images and Art Diary Term 3 Week 7 30% 7VA1/2 20%
4.2, 4.9 Incorporating the Elements of Art
VAPD Visual Arts Process Diary Written tasks and Unit tests
Term 4 Week 1 20% 7VA1/2 15% 4.5, 4.7
Includes research task
7T Enrichment Task Term 3 Week 8 7VA1/2 15% 4.4, 4.8 Gats Extension
Yearlv Reports
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FACULTY: ENGLISH SUBJECT: DRAMA ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Due Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%) Outcomes Additional Information
Mime and Playbuilding Mime Skit Term 1 From Week 9 25% 4.1.4
4.2.3
In pairs or groups of three students will plan, rehearse and perform a short mime skit using the techniques learnt in class.
Movement and Sound Workshop Task Term 2 From Week 3 25% 4.1.1
4.2.1
In small groups, students will represent a given poem using tableaux, voice and sound
Group Performance
Costume Design Term 3 From Week 5 20% 4.3.1
Individually students will design a costume for one character explored in class.
Group Performance Term 3 From Week 7 30%
4.1.3 4.2.2
In groups, students will plan, rehearse and present a polished performance to a classroom audience.
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: ENGLISH SUBJECT: ENGLISH ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%)
Syllabus outcomes assessed Focus
SEMESTER 1
Life Writing (Fiction and Non-fiction)
Assessment 1: Autobiography (hand in)
Term 1 Week 10-11 25% EN4-1A, EN4-2A,
EN4-7D & EN4-7D
Part 1: Visual Representation - Cover Part 2: Writing a Book Chapter
Close Study (Drama)
Assessment 2: Speech (prepared at home)
Term 2 Week 9-10 25% EN4-3B, EN4-5C &
EN4-9E
Part 1: Present a speech as a character Part 2: Reflection on speech
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER Genre: Fantasy / Science Fiction (Novel and Film)
Assessment 3: Essay (in class)
Term 3 Week 9 25% EN4-3B Generic conventions and essay writing
Area of Study: Sustainability (Non-Fiction)
Assessment 4: Project (in class)
Term 4 Week 7
25% EN4-4B & EN4-6C Informing and persuading an audience
Yearly Reports
Note: Due dates are a guide and will be different for each Year 7 class. Each class will be given at least two weeks notice for assigned tasks.
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FACULTY: HUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT (HSIE) SUBJECT: HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY
ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%)
Syllabus outcomes assessed Additional Information
SEMESTER 1
What is History?
”How can historic sites help us understand societies and cultures?” Cross-curricular PBL task with LOTE)
Term 1 Week 11 30 HT4-6, HT4-8, HT4-9, HT4-10
This task is designed to develop skills in critical thinking, creativity and innovation. Students collaborate to create a product and present it to an authentic audience.
What is History?
Individual Essay
Term 1 Week 11
30 HT4-9, HT4-10
In this task, students individually use the PEEL scaffold to individually construct an essay about how historians draw evidence based conclusions.
Ancient Egypt Examination Term 2, week 4/5 40 HT4-5, HT4-6 This examination will test students’ ability to interpret a range of sources.
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2
Coral Reefs “How can we save the Great Barrier Reef?” Term 3 Week 10 30 GE4-2, GE4-3, GE4-5,
GE4-8
This task is designed to develop skills in critical thinking, creativity and innovation. Students collaborate to create a product and present it to an authentic audience.
Coral Reefs Individual Letter
Term 3 Week 10
30 GE4-7 GE4-8
In this task, students use the PEEL scaffold to individually compose a letter to an official or politician who manages the Great Barrier Reef.
Geographic Skills Examination
Term 4
40 GE4-7 GE4-8
The exam will assess key skills,including reading maps of world and Australia, latitude and longitude, topographic mapping, climate graphs.
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: HUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT (HSIE) SUBJECT: HISTORY EXTENSION AND GEOGRAPHY EXTENSION (7HGHT) ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%)
Syllabus outcomes assessed Additional Information
SEMESTER 1
What is History?
”How can historic sites help us understand societies and cultures?” Cross-curricular PBL task with LOTE)
Term 1 Week 11 30 HT4-6, HT4-8, HT4-9, HT4-10
This task is designed to develop skills in critical thinking, creativity and innovation. Students collaborate to create a product and present it to an authentic audience.
What is History?
Individual Essay
Term 1 Week 11
30 HT4-9, HT4-10
In this task, students individually use the PEEL scaffold to individually construct an essay about how historians draw evidence based conclusions.
Ancient Egypt Examination Term 2 Week 4/5 40 HT4-5, HT4-6 This examination will test students’ ability to interpret a range of sources.
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2
Coral Reefs “How can we save the Great Barrier Reef?” Term 3 Week 10 30 GE4-2, GE4-3, GE4-5,
GE4-8
This task is designed to develop skills in critical thinking, creativity and innovation. Students collaborate to create a product and present it to an authentic audience.
Coral Reefs Individual Response
Term 3 Week 10
30 GE4-7 GE4-8
In this task, students use the PEEL scaffold to individually compose an essay which evaluates management strategies for the Great Barrier Reef.
Geographic Skills Examination
Term 4
40 GE4-7 GE4-8
The exam will assess key skills,including reading maps of world and Australia, latitude and longitude, topographic mapping, climate graphs.
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH (LOTE) SUBJECT: CHINESE, JAPANESE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date Weighting (%) Syllabus outcomes Additional Information
SEMESTER 1 The Target Language World (History/LOTE X-faculty PBL Presentations)
Group project with History classes – Digital presentation and short verbal explanation.
Term 1 Week 10
20%
LXX4-9U LXX4-11V
Students will identify and explain how a culturally relevant site reveals the culture that created it and why it should be conserved.
Celebrity Figure Auto-Bibliography Speech
Research about a celebrity: speaking presentation
Term 2 Week 6
30%
LXX4-4C LXX4-5U LXX4-7U
Students will be required to research an historical figure from their target language and introduce this person to the class in the target language.
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2
Listening and Reading/Responding
Viewing a film: listening/ reading & responding
Term 3 Week 3
20%
LXX4-2C LXX4-3C LXX4-10V
Students will listen to and read unseen texts in the target language with comprehension questions in English.
Study Website
ICT task covering all content Listening, Speaking, Reading & Writing all utilized within the website.
Term 4 Week 2
30%
LXX4-5U LXX4-3C LXX4-7U LXX4-8U LXX4-11V
Covering ALL content from Year 7. Students will listen to and read unseen texts in the target language with comprehension questions in English. They will also have an interview and write a short text in the target language.
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH (LOTE) SUBJECT: FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date Weighting (%) Syllabus outcomes Additional Information
SEMESTER 1 The Target Language World (History/LOTE X-faculty PBL Presentations)
Group project with History classes – Digital presentation and short verbal explanation.
Term 1 Week 10
20%
LXX4-8U LXX4-10V
Students will identify and explain how a culturally relevant site reveals the culture that created it and why it should be conserved.
Celebrity Figure Auto-Bibliography Speech
Research about a celebrity: speaking presentation
Term 2 Week 6
30%
LXX4-1C LXX4-4C LXX4-5U LXX4-6U
Students will be required to research an historical figure from their target language and introduce this person to the class in the target language.
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2 Listening and Reading/Responding
Viewing a film: listening/ reading & responding
Term 3 Week 3
20%
LXX4-2C LXX4-3C LXX4-9V
Students will listen to and read unseen texts in the target language with comprehension questions in English.
Study Website
ICT task covering all content Listening, Speaking, Reading & Writing all utilized within the website.
Term 4 Week 2
30%
LXX4-3C LXX4-6U LXX4-7U LXX4-10V
Covering ALL content from Year 7. Students will need to create a webpage incorporating learned structures, vocabulary and games
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: MATHEMATICS SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
(Note: Class assessment, both formal and informal will also be occurring)
Topics Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%)
Syllabus Outcomes Assessed Additional Information
SEMESTER 1 Integers Number Plane Algebra
Topic Test (50 mins, NO calculator)
Term 1 Week 9 15%
MA4-4NA, MA4-9NA, MA4-11NA, MA3-8NA, MA4-8NA
Assessment of Stage 4 Working Mathematically outcomes {MA4-1WM, MA4-2WM and MA4-3WM} is embedded in all tasks.
All Topics from Primary School NAPLAN TEST Term 2
Week 3 - -
Algebra Equations Number Theory
Half Yearly Examination (1 x 50 minute paper with calculator)
Term 2 Week 5 or 6 25%
MA3-8NA, MA4-11NA, MA4-8NA, MA4-10NA, MA4-4NA, MA4-9NA
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2
Angles Measurement Fractions & Percentages
Topic Test (2 papers, 25 mins each, one with calculator, one without)
Term 3 Week 8 or 9 25%
MA4-18MG, MA4-12MG, MA4-13MG, MA4-14MG, MA4-5NA Specific information about the
content of the assessments is given to students two weeks prior to each test. Algebra
Equations Data Decimals Geometry
Yearly Examination (2 papers, 20 mins non-calc, 40 min calculator)
Term 4 Week 4 or 5 35%
MA3-8NA, MA4-11NA, MA4-8NA, MA4-10NA, MA4-19SP, MA4-20SP, MA4-21SP, MA4-17MG
Yearly Reports
Ratios, Rates & Time Probability Topic Test Late Term 4 -
MA4-5NA, MA4-7NA MA4-6NA MA4-15MG
Tests contribute to class placement for 2021
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FACULTY: MATHEMATICS SUBJECT: ACCELERATED MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
(Note: Class assessment, both formal and informal will also be occurring)
Topics Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%)
Syllabus Outcomes Assessed Additional Information
SEMESTER 1 Integers Number Plane Algebra
Topic Test (50 mins, NO calculator)
Term 1 Week 9 15%
MA4-4NA, MA4-9NA, MA4-11NA, MA3-8NA, MA4-8NA
Assessment of Stage 4 Working Mathematically outcomes {MA4-1WM, MA4-2WM and MA4-3WM} is embedded in all tasks. * Additional examination paper for students in extension class and selected other students. Does not count towards common course mark, but counts towards extension class mark.
All Topics from Primary School NAPLAN TEST Term 2
Week 3 - -
Algebra Equations Number Theory
Half Yearly Examination (2 papers, 40 mins each, one with calculator)
Term 2 Week 5 or 6 25%
MA3-8NA, MA4-11NA, MA4-8NA, MA4-10NA, MA4-4NA, MA4-9NA
Harder questions Extension Exam (50 mins)* Term 2
Week 5 or 6 (50%*) MA3-8NA, MA4-11NA, MA4-8NA, MA4-10NA, MA4-4NA, MA4-9NA
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2 Angles Measurement Fractions & Percentages
Topic Test (2 papers, 25 mins each, one with calculator)
Term 3 Week 3 10%
MA4-18MG, MA4-12MG, MA4-13MG, MA4-14MG, MA4-5NA
Specific information about the content of the assessments is given to students two weeks prior to each test. * Additional examination paper for students in extension class and selected other students. Does not count towards common course mark, but counts towards extension class mark.
Harder questions
Topic Test (50 mins, NO calculator)
Term 3 Week 9 15%
Algebra Equations Data Decimals Geometry
Yearly Examination (2 papers, 50 mins each, one with calculator)
Term 4 Week 4 or 5 35%
MA3-8NA, MA4-11NA, MA4-8NA, MA4-10NA, MA4-19SP, MA4-20SP, MA4-21SP, MA4-17MG
Harder questions Extension Exam (50 mins)* Term 4
Week 4 or 5 (50%*)
MA3-8NA, MA4-11NA, MA4-8NA, MA4-10NA, MA4-19SP, MA4-20SP, MA4-21SP, MA4-17MG
Yearly Reports Ratios, Rates & Time Probability
Topic Test Late Term 4 - MA4-5NA, MA4-7NA MA4-6NA MA4-15MG
Tests contribute to class placement for 2021
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FACULTY: PDHPE SUBJECT: PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic
Task
Date
(Term/Week)
Weighting
(%) Syllabus outcomes
assessed
Additional Information Units of
work
Athletics Assessment
Self-Assessment (Prac)
Term 1 Week 4-11
20
PD4-4, PD4-5, PD4-10, PD4-11
Students self asses their technique in track and field events.
Health Assignment
Summer Fun – First Aid assignment (PowerPoint Presentation)
Term 1 Week 9/10 20
PD4-1, PD4-2, PD4-6, PD4-7, PD4-9
Students develop a multimedia presentation that could be used in schools to help educate Year 7 students about the importance of first aid treatment.
Half Yearly Reports
Dance Assessment
Social Dance (Prac)
Term 2 Week 1-5
20
PD4-4, PD4-8, PD4-10, PD4-11
Bush Dance Students will be marked according to proficiency, coordination, rhythm & timing and overall group presentation
Team Skills
Team Sports (Prac) Ongoing assessment
Term 2 –Term 4 Week 1-10 20
PD4-4, PD4-5, PD4-10, PD4-11
Students will be assessed on skills in attack, defence and team play
Yearly Exam One hour exam on units of work covered in class Term 3 Week 9/10 20
TBA
Multiple Choice, Short answer, Extended response
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: SCIENCE SUBJECT: SCIENCE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic
Task
Date (Term/Week)
Weighting %
Syllabus Outcomes Assessed
Additional Information
SEMESTER 1 Introductory Science (Chemical World) Theme Parks (Physical World)
In-class tasks On-going 10 SC4-16CW, SC4-17CW, SC4- 9WS
� Bookmark � Homework � Practical Tasks
Introductory Science (Chemical World)
Practical Test Skills
Term 1 Week 9/10 20 SC4- 4WS – SC4- 9WS Multiple skill stations
Theme Parks (Physical World) Experimental Design; Model
Term 2 Week 2 20
Design a model to illustrate aspects of Friction Issue late Term 1
Introductory Science (Chemical World) Theme Parks (Physical World)
Topic test - knowledge
Term 2
Approx. Week 6
50
SC4-16CW, SC4-17CW, SC4-14LW, SC4- 15LW, SC4 –9WS
1 period test Part A – Multiple Choice/Short Answer Part B – Extended Response
Half Yearly Reports SEMESTER 2
In the Wild (Living World) Becoming an Earth Scientist (Earth and Space)
In-class tasks On-going 10
SC4-10PW, SC4- 11PW, SC4-12ES, SC4- 13ES, SC4-14LW, SC4- 15LW, SC4- 9WS
Bookmark Homework Practical Tasks
In the Wild (Living World) Zoo Excursion & Assignment
Due late Term 3 20 SC4-14LW Assignment to be based on visit to the Zoo.
Becoming an Earth Scientist (Earth and Space)
Research task
Term 4 Week 2
20 SC4-12ES (ES2B; ES2C) Cultural contributions to the understanding of the solar system – research & presentation
All topics Yearly Exam Term 4 Approx. Week 4/5 50
SC4-10PW, SC4- 11PW, SC4-12ES, SC4- 13ES, SC4-14LW, SC4- 15LW, SC4- 9WS
2 period test Part A – Multiple Choice/Short Answer Part B – Extended Response
Yearly Reports
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FACULTY: TECHNOLOGICAL AND APPLIED STUDIES (TAS) SUBJECT: TECHNOLOGY MANDATORY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Topic Task Date (Term/Week)
Weighting (%)
Syllabus outcomes assessed
Additional Information
SEMESTER 1
Term 1 Unit 1 Digital Technologies
Turtle Playground Unit 1 Week 11 Term 1 20%
TE4-4DP
Portfolio/Workbook Unit 1 Week 11 Term 1 20% TE4-1DP
Term 2 Unit 2
Progress Mark Unit 2 Week 6 Term 2 10% TE4-2DP
Half Yearly Reports
SEMESTER 2
Term 3 Unit 3 Engineered Systems
Co2 Dragster Car Unit 3 Week 10 Term 3 20%
TE4-3DP
Portfolio/Workbook Unit 3 Week 1 Term 4 20% TE4-8EN
Term 4 Unit 4
Progress Mark Unit 4 Week 5 Term 4 10% TE4-2DP
Yearly Reports