Physical Recreation – Outdoor Education
This course is designed to provide you with opportunities to experience adventure through activities such as swimming, fishing, camp craft and expedition planning skills.
Politics and Law 101
In this course, students will examine what their rights actually are.
Psychology
In this course you will conduct research, gather data and use online resources to investigate a range of topics including personality, learning style and mind tricks.
Song Writing 101
In this course, you will join forces with other students to learn what it means to effectively collaborate and compose your own original music.
Space Academy: Our Curious Cosmos
Our Curious Cosmos delves into the secrets of the universe and aims to unlock our current understandings of the cosmos.
Specialist Maths A and B
This course provides opportunities for you to develop complex mathematic understanding to delve deeper into algebraic concepts and apply your understanding to create mathematical models.
Sports Science A – Coaching, Biomechanics & Sports Psychology
Sports Science A will delve into the world of Sports Science and look at how it impacts upon both athletes and the everyday individual. Through both practical and theoretical components of this course we will look at how the body works and what is required for the body and brain to work at its best in a physical capacity.
Sports Science B – Anatomy and Physiology
Sports Science B will delve into the world of Sports Science and look at how it impacts upon both athletes and the everyday individual. Through both practical and theoretical components of this course we will look at how the body works and what is required for the body and brain to work at its best in a physical capacity.
The American Dream
In The American Dream, you will study John Steinbeck’s classic novella, Of Mice and Men.
The Gender Agenda
What does it mean to be a woman today? What is it to be a man? What expectations does society place upon us and how are we “supposed” to fit traditional gender stereotypes? Where have these stereotypes even come from? And who defined male and female social norms in the first place?
