Year 10

Year Adviser: Ms Kellie Reed (Learning Support Faculty) and Ms Tracy Jones (Science Faculty)

Scroll down to find Stage 6 2021 - 2022 Preliminary & HSC Subject Selection links

Learning From Home

• How to study at home
• Contact Careers Advisor
• Library Resources
• Maths Masterclass for Parents

English

All English Classes

Maths

JM Yen

LM Jwamer

NM Moodie

KM Nguyen

MM Wang

HSIE

History 1	History 2	History 3	History 4	History 5
Geography 1	Geography 2	Geography 3	Geography 4	Geography 5
Commerce	International Studies

PE & LOTE

Child Studies

PDHPE

PASS

Chinese

Science

All Science Classes

CAPA

Visual Arts

Dance

Drama

Music

Photography & Digital Media

TAS

Food Technology

Textiles & Design

Industrial Technology Multimedia

VET

Business Services

2020

• Scope and Sequence
• Assessment Policy Booklet
• School and Subject Contributions
• Equipment List

Timetables to plan Homework and Study

• Homework and Study Planner
• Study Timetable proforma V1
• Study Timetable proforma V2

Illness and Misadventure Forms

• Illness and Misadventure - Dr Certificate
• Illness and Misadventure - Application Form
• Illness and Misadventure - Outcome of Appeal

NSW Department of Education - A Parent's Guide

• An A to Z Guide for Parents
• NSW DET Calendars, Term and Holiday dates
• How to help your child with homework at high school

Subject Selection for the HSC

Choosing subjects for the Higher School Certificate (HSC) can often be a confusing process for many students. Trying to balance career decisions, personal interests and ability levels can be frustrating for both student and parents. Information regarding subject choices is delivered to students and parents via booklets, newsletters and parent information evenings. All students will be issued with a Senior Course Information Guide and a Senior Course Description booklet in late Term 2 to provide the basic information to enable thoughtful and informed decisions to be made. However, individual consultation will be available for each student and students and parents can seek further information from school staff and the Careers Adviser about planning their future pathways. Pathways may include University and TAFE study, apprenticeships and work. Most of our HSC candidates at Canterbury Girls proceed to tertiary study.

2020

Letter to Parent/Caregivers
CGHS Subject Selection Presentation
NESA Information
NESA Presentation
UAC Presentation
Stage 6 Senior Course Information Guide and Course Description booklet 2021-2022

Please note the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) website also provides descriptions of courses

Last updated March 2020