Structure & hours
Year and hours for the Preliminary course.
Year 11, 120 hours.
Course type with an external HSC exam and ATAR eligibility.
Board Developed.
Statements that drive planning and reporting.
Outcomes.
Name the Yr 11 HMS group inquiry.
Collaborative investigation.
Meaning of a module here.
A discrete block of content chosen by the school.
Year and hours for the HSC course.
Year 12, 120 hours.
Course type that is school assessed only, no HSC exam.
Board Endorsed (CEC).
Pair that separates content from skills.
Learn about and Learn to.
Required in-class inquiry across both years.
Depth studies.
Typical time block used to program a module.
Around 20–40 hours.
Approximate hours in one unit.
About 60 hours.
ATAR contribution comes from which course type.
Board Developed with HSC exam.
Two evidence types you should gather.
Practical performance and brief written justification.
One Yr 11 focus area to name.
Health for individuals and communities or The body and mind in motion.
One reason these courses suit diverse learners.
Flexible module choice matched to local context.
Total hours for a typical 2-unit Board Developed course across Years 11–12.
240 hours.
Study pattern possible for SLR or EEC.
1 or 2 units over one or two years.
Best way to build shared understanding in class.
Use PDHPE metalanguage in instructions, criteria and feedback.
One Yr 12 focus area to name.
Health in an Australian and global context or Training for improved performance.
ATAR status for SLR and EEC.
Non-ATAR.
Minimum unit pattern for Stage 6 and what subject is compulsory
At least 12 units in Preliminary and 10 units in HSC; English is compulsory.
Aach Stage 6 PDHPE syllabus by course type.
Board Developed: HMS, CAFS. Board Endorsed (CEC): SLR, EEC.
Outcome codes used for in planning and reporting
To map tasks to outcomes, align criteria, and record/report achievement consistently.
Name two training principles used in Yr 12.
Overload and specificity; used to design programs.
What is risk management in practical modules?
Identifying hazards and controls; documented in session plans/WHS checks.