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Senior Course Option
Information
2021
1
TABLE of
CONTENTS
BC Subject Pathways
Subject Pathways 3-4
Departments: Options
Business Studies 5-6
Drama 7-8
English 9-10
ESOL: English for Speakers of Other Languages 11-12
Languages & Culture 13-17
Learning Support Centre 18
Mathematics 19-24
Media Studies 25-26
Music 27-28
Physical Education and Health 29-32
Sciences 33-38
Social Sciences 39-43
Technology 1 Food Studies, Textile Technology, Hospitality 44-48
Technology 2 Innovative Materials & Processes, Construction Skills 49-52
Visual Arts 53-58
2SUBJECT PATHWAYS
UE = University Entrance
App Approved
YEAR 9 YEAR 10 YEAR 11 YEAR 12 YEAR 13
NCEA LEVEL 1 NCEA LEVEL 2 NCEA LEVEL 3
English English English English English UE
ENGLISH
9ENG 10ENG 11ENG 12ENG 13ENG app
Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics UE
9MAT 10MAT Internal Internal Internal app
11MAI 12MAI 13MAT
MATHEMATICS
Mathematics Mathematics Statistics UE
11MAT 12MAT 13MAS Or 13MAT app
Mathematics Mathematics Calculus UE
Extension Extension 13MAC Or 13MAS app
11MAX 12MAX OR 12MAT Or 13MAT
Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Calculus UE
Extension Extension Extension Extension 13MAC Or 13MAS app
9MAX 10MAX 11MAX1 12MAX1 Or 13MAT
Science Science Science Applied Earth & Space Science Earth & Space Science UE
9SCI 10SCI 11ASC 12ESS 13ESS app
Science Biology Biology UE
SCIENCE
11SCI 12BIO 13BIO app
Chemistry Chemistry UE
12CHE 13CHE app
Physics Physics UE
12PHY 13PHY app
Social Studies Social Studies
9SST 10SST
History History History UE
11HIS 12HIS 13HIS app
Geography Geography Geography UE
11GEO 12GEO 13GEO app
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Creative & Critical Creative & Critical
Thinking 9CCT Thinking 10CCT
Travel & Tourism Travel & Tourism
12TRT 13TRT
Business Studies Business Studies Business Studies Business Studies UE
Business
10BST 11BST 12BST 13BST app
Media Studies Media Studies Media Studies UE
Media
11MES 12MES 13MES app
Health & Physical Health & Physical
Education Education
9PED 10PED
Sports Academy Sports Performance Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education UE
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
9SPA** 10SPF 11PED 12PED 13PED app
PHYSICAL
Sport & Recreation Sport & Recreation
Studies 12SRS Studies 13SRS
(Health) (Health) Police Academy
(11HLT in 2022) (12HLT in 2022) Studies 13PAS
3SUBJECT PATHWAYS
YEAR 9 YEAR 10 YEAR 11 YEAR 12 YEAR 13
NCEA LEVEL 1 NCEA LEVEL 2 NCEA LEVEL 3
Food Studies Food Studies Food Studies Food Studies Food Studies UE
9FOD 10FOD 11FOD 12FOD 13FOD app
Hospitality & Barista Hospitality
Soft
TECHNOLOGY
12HSP 13HSP
Textile Technology Textile Technology Textile Technology Textile Technology Textile Technology UE
9TXT 10TXT 11TXT 12TXT 13TXT app
Innovative Materials Innovative Materials Innovative Materials Innovative Materials Innovative Materials & UE
& Processes & Processes & Processes & Processes Processes app
Hard
9 IMP 10 IMP 11 IMP 12 IMP 13 IMP
Construction Skills Construction Skills Construction Skills
11CON 12CON 13CON
Drama Drama Drama Drama Drama UE
app
Drama
9DRA 10DRA 11DRA 12DRA 13DRA
Music Music Music Music Music UE
app
Music
9MUS 10MUS 11MUS 12MUS 13MUS
THE ARTS
Art Art Art Art Art Painting UE
9ART 10ART 11ART 12ART 13ARP app
Digital Art Photography Photography UE
11DAR 12PHO 13PHO app
Art Design Art Design UE
Visual Arts
12DES 13DES app
Art History Art History UE
12ARH 13ARH app
Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori* Te Reo Māori* Te Reo Māori* UE
app
Languages and
9MAO 10MAO 11MAO* 12MAO* 13MAO*
Tikanga Tikanga
Culture
11TIK (12TIK in 2021)
French French French French French UE
9FRE 10FRE 11FRE 12FRE 13FRE app
Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese UE
9JAP 10JAP 11JAP 12JAP 13JAP app
** EL1A / EL2A ** EL1A / EL2A ** EL1A /EL2A / ** EL1A / EL2A / ** EL1A / EL2A /
OTHER LANGUAGES
EAP1 EAP1 / EAP2 EAP1 / EAP2
ENGLISH FOR
SPEAKERS OF
Learning Support Learning Support Learning Support Learning Support Learning Support
Learning
Support
9LSC** 10LSC** 11LSC** 12LSC** 13LSC**
11SLR** 12SLR**
* This course is offered through Te Kura
** Entry into this course is by application only, with prior approval from Head of Department
4BUSINESS STUDIES
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
Business Business Business Business
Studies Studies Studies Studies
Contact Person Mr Moore
YEAR 11 BUSINESS STUDIES (11BST)
Pre-requisite: None.
Course Content: Business Studies is about how individuals and groups of people organise, plan, and create and
develop goods and services to satisfy customers.
Features of a small business such as how a business is formed and structured and
manages its people and operates on an ongoing basis.
Crucial functions within a business such as marketing and human resources.
Opportunity to create your own business so you can put all that you have learned into
action. You will learn business in a practical, hands-on way and develop some
entrepreneurial skills.
Course Costs: Depending on the nature of your business proposal, you may choose to invest some start-up
capital.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
AS 90840 (1.4) Study the marketing strategy of a business of your 1 Internal 3 3 0
choice.
AS 90841 (1.5) Study the human resource processes. 1 Internal 3 3 0
AS 90842 (1.6) Plan, develop and create a product-based 1 Internal 6 6 0
business in a group.
AS 90837 (1.1) Study the features of small businesses. 1 External 4 4 0
AS 90984 Demonstrate understanding of decisions a 1 Internal 5 5 0
(Eco 1.2) producer makes about production
TOTAL Credits 21
YEAR 12 BUSINESS STUDIES (12BST)
Pre-requisite: Success in Level 1 Business Studies or another Social Science subject, or with the HOD’s
approval.
Course Content: Business Studies is the study of how individuals and groups of people organise, plan, and create
and develop goods and services to satisfy customers.
Features of a large business such as how a business is formed, structured, manages its
people and operates on an ongoing basis.
Crucial functions within a business such as market research and the use of motivational
theories.
5 Students will be part of the Young Enterprise Scheme which will allow them to create a
business and put them in touch with mentors outside of the school. Young Enterprise
organise activities throughout the year to allow our Business students to meet other
budding entrepreneurs at other schools, receive specific training related to their role in
their business as well as providing several forums to sell their products outside the
school.
Course Costs: Depending on the nature of your business proposal, you may choose to invest some start-up
capital.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 90846 (2.4) Conduct market research into a product that your 2 Internal 3 0 0
group is developing
AS 90847 (2.5) Study the motivational theories that firms utilise 2 Internal 3 0 0
to motivate their workers
AS 91384 (3.6) Carry out an innovative and sustainable business 3 Internal 9 9 0
activity with a group of students and assistance
from business mentors
AS 90843 (2.1) Study the features of large businesses 2 External 4 0 0
TOTAL Credits 19
YEAR 13 BUSINESS STUDIES & ECONOMICS (13BST)
Pre-requisite: Success in Level 2 Business Studies, English, or any other Social Science, or with the HOD’s
approval.
Course Content: This course is designed to give students a good understanding of two Year 13 Commerce
subjects – Business Studies and Economics. This is a great grounding for anyone interested in
Business or intending to study Business at university.
How international businesses develop their marketing plans and stay innovative in a
rapidly changing world
Core microeconomic concepts which explain consumer and producer behaviour
How markets are not always right and what a government can do to overcome these
issues
Course Costs: Nil
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91379 Study the features of international businesses. 3 External 4 4 4
(Bus 3.1)
AS 91382 Complete a marketing plan for the product your 3 Internal 6 6 0
(Bus 3.4) business is developing.
AS 91401 Study microeconomic concepts 3 Internal 5 5 0
(Eco 3.3)
AS 91384 Study market failures and how the government can 3 Internal 5 5 0
(Eco3.4) overcome them
TOTAL Credits 20
6DRAMA
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
Drama Drama Drama Drama Drama
Contact Person Ms Reid
YEAR 11 DRAMA (11DRA)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 10 Drama, or with the HOD’s permission. It is desirable that students have
prior drama or performance experience.
Course Content: Students will:
Study a significant play and research its importance.
Work with a script to explore voice, body, movement, and space in performance.
Use elements and conventions to devise and perform a drama based on a theme.
Select and use features of a theatre form in a performance.
Demonstrate understanding of the use of drama aspects within live performance in an
exam.
Course Costs: $50 (max) for entry to live theatre performances and workshops.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
AS 90006 (1.1) Apply drama techniques in a dramatic context. 1 Internal 4 4 0
AS 90997 (1.2) Devise and perform a drama. 1 Internal 5 5 0
AS 90999 (1.4) Use features of a drama/theatre form in a 1 Internal 4 4 0
performance.
AS 90011 (1.7) Demonstrate understanding of the use of drama 1 External 4 4 0
aspects within live performance.
AS 91000 (1.5) Demonstrate understanding of a significant play 1 Internal 4 4 0
TOTAL Credits 21
YEAR 12 DRAMA (12DRA)
Pre-requisite: 12 Level 1 Drama credits or with the HOD’s permission.
Course Content: Students will:
Explore voice, body, movement, and space and use these in a scripted performance.
Devise and perform a documentary drama based on a NZ historical event.
Discuss drama elements, technologies, techniques, and conventions within a live
performance.
Perform in a full class production.
Course Costs: $50 (max) for entry to live theatre performances and workshops during the year.
7Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91213 (2.1) Apply drama techniques in a scripted context. 2 Internal 4 4 0
AS 91214 (2.2) Devise and perform a drama to realise an 2 Internal 5 0 0
intention.
AS 91218 (2.6) Perform a substantial acting role in a scripted 2 Internal 5 5 0
production
AS 91219 (2.7) Discuss drama elements, techniques, 2 External 4 0 4
conventions, and technologies within live
performance.
TOTAL Credits 18
YEAR 13 DRAMA (13DRA)
Pre-requisite: 12 Level 2 Drama credits or with the HOD’s permission.
Course Content: Students will:
Devise and perform a drama based on a social issue OR script a drama for live
performance.
Perform a substantial acting role in a class production.
Interpret a scripted text and use voice, body, movement, and space in a
performance.
Demonstrate understanding of live drama performance.
Course Costs: $50 (max) for entry to live theatre performances and workshops during the year.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91512 (3.1) Interpret scripted text to integrate drama 3 Internal 4 4 0
techniques in performance.
AS 91513 (3.2) Devise and perform a drama to realise a 3 Internal 5 0 0
concept.
AS 91517 (3.6) Perform a substantial acting role in a significant 3 Internal 5 5 0
production.
AS 91518 (3.7) Demonstrate understanding of live drama 3 External 4 0 4
performance.
TOTAL Credits 18
8ENGLISH
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
English English English English English
Contact Person Whaea Laura McKenzie
YEAR 11 ENGLISH (11ENG)
Pre-requisite: None.
Course Content: Reading skills and comprehension - close reading of a variety of texts and genres.
Response to Literature (Extended or short and visual texts).
Writing (Creative or Formal).
Course Costs: $13 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
AS 90053 (1.5) Formal Writing 1 Internal 3 3 0
AS 90856 (1.11) Close viewing 1 Internal 3 3 0
AS 90052 (1.4) Produce Creative Writing 1 Internal 3 3 0
AS 90855 (1.7) Create a visual text 1 Internal 3 3 0
AS 90852 (1.8) Significant connections across texts 1 Internal 4 4 0
AS 90850 (1.2) Visual text essay 1 External 4 4 0
TOTAL credits 20
YEAR 12 ENGLISH (12ENG)
Pre-requisite: None.
Course Content: Critically respond to ideas in texts, using relevant evidence to justify your ideas and
make connections between and beyond texts.
Appreciate, understand, and explore a range of text types, including contemporary
and older literature, films, and other texts.
Communicate ideas confidently and clearly in oral and written forms.
Course Costs: $23: $13 for online access to Education Perfect and $10 for a personal copy of a novel.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91106 (2.9) Personal responses 2 Internal 4 4 0
AS 91107 (2.10) Close viewing 2 Internal 3 0 0
AS 91101 (2.4) Writing portfolio 2 Internal 6 0 6
AS 91102 (2.5) Oral Text 2 Internal 3 0 0
AS91098 (2.1) Written text essay 2 External 4 4 4
TOTAL credits 20
9YEAR 13 ENGLISH (13ENG)
Pre-requisite: Merit or Excellence in 2.1 and 2.4, or with HOD approval.
Course Content: Analysis and criticism of Poetry and Prose passages.
Study of issues in Literature (Extended and short texts).
Study and close viewing of visual text.
Writing portfolio.
Course Costs: $23: $13 for online access to Education Perfect and $10 for a personal copy of a novel.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91475 (3.4) Writing portfolio 3 Internal 6 0 6
AS 91480 (3.9) Close viewing 3 Internal 3 0 0
AS 91476 (3.5) Oral text 3 Internal 3 0 0
AS 91477 (3.6) Visual text 3 Internal 3 0 0
AS 91472 (3.1) Written text essay 3 External 4 4 4
TOTAL credits 19
10ESOL: English for Speakers of other Languages
English for English for
Elementary Pre-Intermediate Academic Purposes Academic Purposes
1 2
Contact Person Ms Wallace
EL1A Elementary English Language
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed into an ESOL class on the recommendation of the HOD ESOL.
Course Content: A focus on basic English skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking.
Course Costs: Approximately $45 for course handbook.
Credit Information: No Achievement or Unit Standards are assessed.
EL2A Pre-Intermediate English Language
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed into an ESOL class on the recommendation of the HOD ESOL.
Course Content: A focus on basic English skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking.
Course Costs: Approximately $35 for course handbook.
Credit Information
Unit Standard Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Reading Writing
US 27996 Writing 1 Internal 5 0 0
US 30980 Listening 2 Internal 5 0 0
TOTAL Credits 10
EAP1 English for Academic Purposes (Intermediate English Language)
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed into an ESOL class on the recommendation of the HOD ESOL.
Course Content: A focus on basic English skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. These skills will
assist students in mainstream subjects.
Course Costs: Approximately $35 for course handbook.
Credit Information
Unit Standard Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Reading Writing
US 30995 Reading 2 Internal 5 0 0
US 27999 Writing 2 Internal 5 0 0
TOTAL Credits 10
11EAP2 English for Academic Purposes (Upper Intermediate English Language)
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed into an ESOL class on the recommendation of the HOD ESOL.
Course Content: A focus on more advanced English skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. These
skills will incorporate the skills needed for IELTS and TOEFL.
Course Costs: Approximately $35 for course handbook.
Credit Information
Unit Standard Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Reading Writing
US 28068 Writing 3 Internal 5 0 0
US 31004 Reading 3 Internal 5 0 0
US 30982 Listening 3 Internal 5 0 0
TOTAL Credits 15
12LANGUAGES & CULTURE
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
French French French French French
Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese
Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori Te Reo Māori
Tikanga Tikanga
Contact Person Ms Kelly (French)
Mrs Yasuda (Japanese)
Whaea Laura (Te Reo Māori / Tikanga)
YEAR 11 FRENCH (11FRE)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 10 French, or with approval from the Teacher in Charge of French.
Course Content: This course covers the four main language skills of Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.
The course brings together and extends the language and culture experienced in Years 9 &
10. There is a shift in language use from survival skills to social competence and interaction
on matters of daily importance such as travel, family, interests, and friendships. Students will
be able to communicate information, ideas, and opinions on practical matters, and will be
able to successfully use the past, present, and future tenses.
Course Costs: $20 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
AS 90879 (1.2) Spoken Presentation. 1 Internal 4 0 0
AS 90882 (1.5) Writing Portfolio. 1 Internal 5 0 0
AS 90878 (1.1) Listening Comprehension. 1 External 5 0 0
AS 90881 (1.4) Reading Comprehension. 1 External 5 0 0
Optional
AS 90880 (1.3) Interaction Portfolio (Conversation) 1 Internal 5 0 0
TOTAL “must do” credits 19
TOTAL including optional Credits 24
13YEAR 11 JAPANESE (11JAP)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 10 Japanese, or with the approval of the Teacher in Charge of Japanese.
Course Content: Year 11 Japanese covers the four-main language skill of Reading, Writing, Speaking and
Listening. Work from previous years is consolidated and extended and there is a shift in
focus from survival skills to social competence. Students can understand and produce more
complex language. They can communicate beyond the immediate context, for example,
about past and future events. Students can also understand and produce a variety of text
types.
Course Costs: $40: $20 for a Workbook, and $20 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
AS 90894 (1.2) Spoken Presentation. 1 Internal 4 0 0
AS 90897 (1.5) Writing Portfolio. 1 Internal 5 0 0
AS 90893 (1.1) Listening Comprehension. 1 External 5 0 0
AS 90896 (1.4) Reading Comprehension. 1 External 5 0 0
TOTAL Credits 19
YEAR 11 TE REO MĀORI (11MAO)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 10 Te Reo Māori, or with the Deputy Principal’s permission.
Course Content: To be confirmed
Course Costs: $20 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information To be confirmed
YEAR 11 TIKANGA / MĀORI CULTURE (11TIK)
Pre-requisite: On approval from HOD and Kaiako Māori.
Course Content: The course aims to deliver knowledge of the language and cultural experiences and
practices. The course explores environmental practices, health, appropriate karakia,
traditional stories, whakairo design and weaving.
Course Costs: For non-international students: Nil.
For International students: $40 for a full year or $20 for half a year.
Credit Information
Unit Standard Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Credits Credits
AS 90854 Personal responses 1 Internal 4 4 0
US 27108 Powhiri protocols. 1 Internal 2 0 0
US 7906 Weaving a kono. 1 Internal 4 0 0
US 29531 Weaving a konae. 1 Internal 4 0 0
US 90857 Mihimihi. 1 Internal 3 0 0
US 91207 Perform a haka. 2 Internal 4 0 0
TOTAL Credits 21
14YEAR 12 FRENCH (12FRE)
Pre-requisite: 14 Level 1 French credits, or with approval from the Teacher in Charge of French.
Course Content: This course covers the four main language skills of Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.
Work from previous years is consolidated and extended, and students begin to explore and
question the views of others on more abstract and significant matters related to youth such
as: technology and social interaction, family structures, the French speaking world, health
issues and the world around them. Students will learn how to share and justify their own
views.
Course Costs: $20 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91120 (2.2) Spoken Presentation. 2 Internal 5 0 0
AS 91122 (2.5) Writing Portfolio. 2 Internal 5 0 0
AS 91118 (2.1) Listening Comprehension. 2 External 5 0 0
AS 91121 (2.4) Reading Comprehension. 2 External 5 0 0
Optional
AS 91119 (2.3) Interaction Portfolio (Conversation) 2 Internal 5 0 0
TOTAL “must do” credits 19
TOTAL including optional Credits 24
YEAR 12 JAPANESE (12JAP)
Pre-requisite: 15 Level 1 Japanese credits, or with the approval of the Teacher in Charge of Japanese
Course Content: Year 12 Japanese covers the four-main language skills of Reading, Writing, Speaking and
Listening. Work from the previous year is consolidated and the course offers various themes
of interest to pupils to reinforce and extend the basic skills throughout the year. Students
will deepen their awareness of a major Asian culture and its value system, increase their
understanding of the way of life of Japanese people, and extend and develop students’
ability to communicate in Japanese.
Course Costs: $38: $18 for a Workbook, and $20 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91135 (2.2) Spoken Presentation. 1 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91137 (2.5) Writing Portfolio. 1 Internal 5 0 0
AS 91133 (2.1) Listening Comprehension. 1 External 5 0 0
AS 91136 (2.4) Reading Comprehension. 1 External 5 0 0
TOTAL Credits 19
YEAR 12 TE REO MĀORI (12MAO)* This course is completed through Te Kura.
Pre-requisite: 15 Level 1 Te Reo Māori credits, or with the Deputy Principal’s permission.
Course Content: See Te Kura.
Course Costs: Nil.
Credit Information See Te Kura.
15YEAR 12 TIKANGA / MĀORI CULTURE (12TIK)
Pre-requisite: On approval from HOD and Kaiako Māori.
Course Content: The course aims to deliver knowledge of the language and cultural experiences and
practices. The course explores environmental practices, health, appropriate karakia,
traditional stories, whakairo design and weaving.
Course Costs: For non-international students: Nil.
For International students: $40 for a full year or $20 for half a year.
Credit Information
Unit Standard Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Reading Writing
Harvest & prepare harakeke and raranga kete Internal
US 7907 2 4 0 0
kumara
AS 91104 Analyse significant connections across texts 2 Internal 4 0 0
US 13371 Demonstrate knowledge & skills of haka 2 Internal 6 0 0
Create a crafted & controlled visual & verbal Internal
AS 91103 2 3 0 0
text
Communicate a considered personal Internal
AS 91185 2 4 0 0
response to art works
TOTAL Credits 21
YEAR 13 JAPANESE (13JAP)
Pre-requisite: 15 Level 2 Japanese credits, or with the approval of the Teacher in Charge of Japanese.
Course Content: Year 13 Japanese covers the four main language skills of Reading, Writing, Speaking and
Listening. Work from Year 12 is consolidated and extended, and the focus is social
competence skills. Students can use language variably and effectively to express and justify
their own ideas and opinions and support or challenge those of others. Students can use and
identify the linguistic and cultural forms that guide interpretation and enable them to
respond critically to texts.
Course Costs: $30: $10 for a Workbook, and $20 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91557 (3.5) Writing Portfolio. 3 Internal 5 0 0
AS 91553 (3.1) Listening Comprehension. 3 External 5 0 0
AS 91556 (3.4) Reading Comprehension. 3 External 4 0 0
Optional
AS 91554 (3.2) Spoken Presentation (optional). 3 Internal 3 0 0
AS 91555 (3.3) Conversation (optional). 6 Internal 6 0 0
TOTAL “must do” credits 14
Total including optional credits 23
16YEAR 13 TE REO MĀORI (13MAO) * This course is completed through Te Kura.
Pre-requisite: 15 Level 3 Te Reo Māori credits, or with the Deputy Principal’s permission.
Course Content: See Te Kura.
Course Costs: Nil
Credit Information See Te Kura.
YEAR 13 FRENCH (13FRE)
Pre-requisite: 14 Level 2 French credits, or with the approval of the Teacher in Charge of French.
Course Content: This course covers the four main language skills of Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening
with a focus on developing fluency in French. Grammar is extended, and students learn to
put forward detailed viewpoints with justifications on a variety of pressing social topics
including the environment, a multi-cultural, multi-dimensional society, contemporary social
issues, and a ‘cultural’ research topic. Authentic texts such as films, books and other online
media are used throughout the year to help refine the students’ language skills.
Course Costs: $20 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91545 (3.3) Interaction Portfolio (Conversation). 3 Internal 6 0 0
AS 91547 (3.5) Writing Portfolio. 3 Internal 5 0 0
AS 91543 (3.1) Listening Comprehension. 3 External 5 0 0
AS 91546 (3.4) Reading Comprehension. 3 External 5 0 0
Optional
AS 91544 Spoken Presentation 3 Internal 3 0 0
TOTAL “must do” credits 21
TOTAL including optional Credits 24
17LEARNING SUPPORT CENTRE
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
Learning Learning Learning Learning Learning
Support Support Support Support Support
Supported Supported
Learning Learning
Contact Person Mrs Coker
YEAR 11 SUPPORTED LEARNING 1 (11SLR)
Pre-requisite: Students who wish to do this course must get pre-approval from Mrs Coker and their Dean.
This option is suitable for students who need additional support with their learning.
Course Content: There are a range of Supported Learning (SL) Standards available. Students will work on a
selection of these standards over the year.
Course Costs: Nil.
Credit Information
Unit Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
US 504 Produce a CV. 1 Internal 2 0 0
US 7210 Demonstrate knowledge of note taking. 1 Internal 2 0 0
US 7121 Demonstrate skills to search for, access and 1 Internal 2 0 0
select information.
US 24705 Interpret financial documents and confirm 1 Internal 2 0
accuracy for personal financial capability.
US 24709 Produce a balanced budget to manage personal 1 Internal 3 0 0
finances.
US 29298 Maintain routines and commitments. 1 Internal 8 0 0
US 29306 Apply problem solving strategies to resolve day 1 Internal 3 0 0
to day issues.
TOTAL Credits: Selected from 22
18YEAR 12 SUPPORTED LEARNING 2 (12SLR)
Pre-requisite: Students who wish to do this course must get pre-approval from Mrs Coker and their Dean.
This option is suitable for students who need additional support with their learning.
Course Content: There are a range of Supported Learning (SL) Standards available. Students will work on a
selection of these standards over the year.
Course Costs: Nil.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
US 4252 Produce a targeted CV. 2 Internal 2 0 0
US 4253 Job search skills 2 Internal 3 0 0
US 8824 Demonstrate skills to search, access & select 2 Internal 3 0 0
information.
US 12383 Explore career options and their implications. 2 Internal 3 0 0
TOTAL Credits: Selected from 11
19MATHEMATICS
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics
Mathematics Mathematics Internal Internal Internal
Mathematics Mathematics Statistics
Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics
Calculus
Extension Extension Extension Extension
Contact Person Mrs Kumar
YEAR 11 MATHEMATICS (11MAT)
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed in either 11MAT, 11MAI or 11MAX based on their Year 10
Mathematics results. This may be discussed with the HOD.
Course Content: Apply linear algebra in solving problems.
Apply geometric reasoning in solving problems.
Investigate a given multivariate data set using the statistical enquiry cycle.
Investigate a given bivariate data set using the statistical enquiry cycle.
Demonstrate understanding of chance and data.
Investigate a situation involving elements of chance.
Course Costs: $6 for homework book
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
Investigate bivariate numerical data using the Internal 3 3 3
AS 91036 ( 1.11) 1
statistical enquiry cycle.
AS 91035 (1.10) Investigate a given multivariate data set using 1 Internal 4 4 4
the statistical enquiry cycle.
AS 91038 (1.13) Investigate a situation involving elements of 1 Internal 3 3 3
chance.
AS 91029 (1.4) Apply linear algebra in solving problems. 1 Internal 3 0 3
AS 91037 (1.12) Demonstrate understanding of chance and 1 External 4 0 4
data.
TOTAL Credits 17
20YEAR 11 MATHEMATICS INTERNAL (11MAI)
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed in either 11MAT, 11MAI or 11MAX based on their Year 10
mathematics results. This may be discussed with the HOD.
Course Content: This course is a totally internally assessed course.
Apply linear algebra in solving problems.
Apply geometric reasoning in solving problems.
Apply transformation geometry in solving problems
Investigate a given multivariate data set using the statistical enquiry cycle.
Investigate a given bivariate data set using the statistical enquiry cycle.
Demonstrate understanding of chance and data.
Course Costs: $6 for homework book.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
Investigate bivariate numerical data using the Internal 3 3 3
AS 91036 (1.11) 1
statistical enquiry cycle.
AS 91035 (1.10) Investigate a given multivariate data set using 1 Internal 4 4 4
the statistical enquiry cycle.
AS 91038 (1.13) Investigate a situation involving elements of 1 Internal 3 3 3
chance.
AS 91034 (1.9) Apply transformation geometry in solving 1 Internal 2 0 2
problems
AS 91033 (1.8) Apply knowledge of geometric representations 1 Internal 3 0 3
in solving problems.
AS 91029 (1.4) Apply linear algebra in solving problems. 1 Internal 3 0 3
TOTAL Credits 18
YEAR 11 MATHEMATICS EXTENSION (11MAX)
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed in either 11MAT or 11MAX based on their Year 10 mathematics
results. This may be discussed with the HOD.
Course Content: Apply numeric reasoning in solving problems.
Apply algebraic procedures in solving problems.
Apply linear algebra to solve problems.
Investigate relationships between tables, equations, and graphs.
Apply geometric reasoning in solving problems.
Understanding chance and data.
Course Costs: $20: $7 for Homework book and $13 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
Apply right-angled triangles in solving Internal 3 0 3
AS 91032 (1.7) 1
measurement problems.
Investigate a given multivariate data set using 1 Internal 4 4 4
AS 91035 (1.10)
the statistical enquiry cycle.
Demonstrate understanding of chance and 1 External 4 0 4
AS 91037 (1.12)
data.
AS 91027 (1.2) Apply algebraic methods in solving problems. 1 External 4 0 4
Investigate relationships between tables, 1 External 4 0 4
AS 91028 (1.3)
equations, and graphs.
TOTAL Credits 19
21YEAR 11 MATHEMATICS EXTENSION (11MAX1)
Pre-requisite: Students will be placed in either 11MAX or 11MAX1 based on their Year 10 mathematics
results. This may be discussed with the HOD.
Course Content: Apply right-angled triangles in solving measurement problems.
Apply algebraic procedures in solving problems.
Investigate relationships between tables, equations, and graphs.
Investigate a given multivariate data set using the statistical enquiry cycle.
Understanding chance and data.
Apply algebraic methods in solving problems.
Course Costs: $25: $12 for Homework book and $13 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
Apply right-angled triangles in solving Internal 3 0 3
AS 91032 (1.7) 1
measurement problems.
Investigate a given multivariate data set using 1 Internal 4 4 4
AS 91035 (1.10)
the statistical enquiry cycle.
Investigate relationships between tables, 1 External 4 0 4
AS 91028 (1.3)
equations, and graphs.
AS 91027 (1.2) Apply algebraic methods in solving problems. 1 External 4 0 4
AS 91267 (2.12) Apply probability methods in solving problems. 2 External 4 4 4
TOTAL Credits 19
YEAR 12 MATHEMATICS INTERNAL (12MAI)
Pre-requisite: 12 Level 1 Maths credits or with the HOD’s permission
Course Content: To solve problems in everyday situations. It gives opportunities for students
struggling with some abstract concepts of Mathematics to make sense of
Mathematics and thus apply the skills to real concrete situation.
Choose appropriate technology to solve problems.
Apply these skills, concepts and understandings to familiar and unfamiliar problems
arising in real and simulated situations.
Demonstrate the ability to select and use appropriate mathematical techniques in
problem solving.
Demonstrate the ability to communicate mathematical ideas.
To interpret information and express mathematical ideas and results clearly.
Course Costs: $13 for online access for Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91260 (2.5) Use networks in solving problems. 2 Internal 2 0 0
AS 91269 (2.14) Apply systems of equation in solving problems 2 Internal 2 0 0
AS 91264 (2.9) Use Statistical methods to make an Inference. 2 Internal 4 0 0
Conduct an experiment to investigate a 2 0 0
AS 91265 (2.10) Internal 3
situation using statistical methods.
AS 1268 (2.13) Investigate a situation using a simulation. 2 Internal 2 0 0
Apply trigonometric relationships in solving 2 0 0
AS 91259 (2.4) Internal 3
problems.
Apply coordinate geometry methods in solving 2 0 0
AS 91256 (2.1) Internal 2
problems.
TOTAL Credits 18
22YEAR 12 MATHEMATICS (12MAT)
Pre-requisite: 12 Level 1 Maths credits, including AS 91027 or AS 91029 (Algebra), AS 91035 (Univariate)
or AS 91036 (Bivariate), and AS 91037 or AS 91038 (Probability), or with the HOD’s
permission.
Course Content: Demonstrate mathematical skills, concepts and understanding in the Number and
Algebra, Geometry and Measurement, and Statistics curriculum strands.
Apply these skills, concepts and understandings to familiar and unfamiliar problems
arising in real and simulated situations.
Demonstrate the ability to select and use appropriate mathematical techniques in
problem solving.
Demonstrate the ability to reason logically and systematically.
Demonstrate the ability to communicate mathematical ideas.
Course Costs: $7 for homework book.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91260 (2.5) Use Networks in solving problems. 2 Internal 2 0 0
AS 91268 (2.13) Investigate a situation using a simulation. 2 Internal 2 0 0
AS 91269 (2.14) Apply systems of equations in solving problems. 2 Internal 2 0 0
AS 91264 (2.9) Use Statistical methods to make an Inference. 2 Internal 4 0 0
Conduct an experiment to investigate a 0 0
AS 91265 (2.10) 2 Internal 3
situation using statistical methods.
AS 91267 (2.12) Apply probability methods in solving problems. 2 External 4 0 0
TOTAL Credits 17
YEAR 12 MATHEMATICS EXTENSION (12MAX)
Pre-requisite: 14 Level 1 Maths credits.
Must have the following Level 1 grades in these Standards: AS 91027- Algebra (with Merit),
AS 91028 Graphs (with Merit), and AS 91037- Probability (Achieved), or with the HOD’s
permission.
Course Content: Demonstrate mathematical skills, concepts and understanding in the Number and
Algebra, Geometry and Measurement, and Statistics curriculum strands.
Apply these skills, concepts and understandings to familiar and unfamiliar problems
arising in real and simulated situations.
Demonstrate the ability to select and use appropriate mathematical techniques in
problem solving.
Demonstrate the ability to reason logically and systematically.
Demonstrate the ability to communicate mathematical ideas.
Course Costs: $25: $12 for Homework book and $13 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91261 (2.6) Apply algebraic methods in solving problems. 2 External 4 0 0
Apply coordinate geometry methods in 0 0
AS 91256 (2.1) 2 Internal 2
problem solving
AS 91257 (2.2) Apply graphical methods in solving problems. 2 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91259 (2.4) Apply trigonometric relationships in solving 3 0 0
2 Internal
problems.
AS 91262 (2.7) Apply calculus methods in solving problems. 2 External 5 0 0
TOTAL Credits 18
23YEAR 13 MATHEMATICS INTERNAL (13MAT)
Pre-requisite: 12 Level 2 Maths credits. Must have AS 91264 Inference (with Achieved) and AS 91260
Networks (with Achieved) and 91269 Equations (with Achieved).
Course Content: This course is made up of a combination of three statistic’s standards and three calculus
standards. It is a totally internally assessed course.
Course Costs: Nil.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91581 (3.9) Investigate bivariate measurement data. 3 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91580 (3.8) Investigate time series data. 3 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91582 (3.10) Use statistical methods to make a formal 3 Internal 4 0 0
inference.
AS 91587 (3.15) Apply systems of simultaneous equations in 3 Internal 3 0 0
solving problems.
AS 91574 (3.2) Apply linear programming methods in solving 3 Internal 3 0 0
problems.
AS 91576 (3.1) Use critical path analysis in solving problems 3 Internal 2 0 0
TOTAL Credits 20
YEAR 13 STATISTICS (13MAS)
Pre-requisite: Level 2 AS 91264 Inference (with Merit) and AS 91256 Probability (with Merit), or with the
HOD’s permission.
Course Content: Time Series and making predictions.
Confidence intervals and sample statistics.
Probabilities and expectation (Permutations and combinations - selected students
only).
Probability distributions.
Evaluating statistically based reports.
Course Costs: $25: $12 for Homework book and $13 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91581 (3.9) Investigate bivariate data. 3 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91580 (3.8) Investigate time series data. 3 Internal 4 0 0
Use statistical methods to make a formal 3 Internal 0 0
AS 91582 (3.10) 4
inference.
Apply probability concepts in solving 3 External 0 0
AS 91585 (3.13) 4
problems.
Apply probability distributions in solving 3 External 0 0
AS 91586 (3.14) 4
problems.
TOTAL Credits 20
24YEAR 13 CALCULUS (13MAC)
Pre-requisite: Must have Level 2 AS 91261 Algebra (with Merit), AS 91257 Graphs (with Merit) and AS
91262 Calculus (Merit).
Course Content: This course contains differentiation, integration, complex numbers, and trigonometry.
Course Costs: $31: $18 for Homework book and $13 for online access to Education Perfect.
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91575 (3.3) Apply trigonometric methods in solving problems. 3 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91577 (3.5) Apply the Algebra of complex numbers in solving 3 External 5 0 0
problems.
AS 91578 (3.6) Apply differentiation methods in solving problems. 3 External 6 0 0
AS 91579 (3.7) Apply integration methods in solving problems. 3 External 6 0 0
TOTAL Credits 21
25MEDIA STUDIES
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
Media Studies Media Studies Media Studies
Contact Person Mr Nola
YEAR 11 MEDIA STUDIES (11MES)
Pre-requisite: None.
Course Content:
Media Studies engages students in actively exploring, understanding, creating, and enjoying
the media and media products. In learning about the media and its links with society, media
studies empower students to become active citizens who are critical and creative thinkers.
Students need to understand the impact of the media and to appreciate its importance, so
they can become active decision makers in how they use and produce media.
Close study of core media codes and conventions.
Comparison of filmic characteristics.
Design then create a music video.
Case study: Science Fiction Genre.
Investigation of how individuals interact with media.
Course Costs: S10 for course materials.
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
AS 90989 (1.1) Demonstrate understanding of how individuals 1 Internal 3 3 3
interact with the media.
AS 90990 (1.2) Demonstrate understanding of selected elements 1 Internal 3 3 0
of media text(s).
AS 90993 (1.5) Produce a design and plan for a media product 1 Internal 3 0 0
using a specified range of conventions.
AS 90994 (1.6) Complete a media product from a design and plan 1 Internal 6 0 0
using a specified range of conventions.
AS 90992 (1.4) Demonstrate understanding of characteristics of a 1 External 4 4 0
media genre.
TOTAL Credits 19
YEAR 12 MEDIA STUDIES (12MES)
Pre-requisite: Success in Level 1 Media Studies or with HOD’s approval.
Course Content: This course kicks off with a close reading of film, followed by the planning, designing, and then
filming of a short horror film. We then look at representation in the form of stereotypes,
finishing off the year preparing for our exam with a super-hero genre study.
Course Costs: $10 for Adobe Creative Licenses and materials used.
26Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91249 (2.2) Demonstrate understanding of narrative in media 2 Internal 4 0 0
texts.
AS 91250 (2.3) Demonstrate understanding of representation in 2 Internal 3 0 0
media.
AS 91252 (2.5) Produce a design and plan for a developed media 2 Internal 4 0 0
product using a range of conventions.
AS 91253 (2.6) Complete a developed media product from a 2 Internal 6 0 0
design and plan sing a range of conventions.
AS 91251 (2.4) Demonstrate understanding of an aspect of a 2 External 4 4 4
media genre.
Optional
AS 91255 (2.8) Write developed media text for a specific 2 Internal 3 0 3
target audience
TOTAL “must do” credits 21
TOTAL including optional Credits 24
YEAR 13 MEDIA STUDIES (13MES)
Pre-requisite: None.
Course Content: Media Studies is a 21st century approach to education. It provides a framework to access,
analyse, evaluate, and create messages in a variety of forms – from print to video to the
Internet. The Subject helps build an understanding of the role of media in society as well as
essential skills of inquiry and self-expression necessary for citizens of a democracy.
The following aspects of media are studied:
Close study of basic media concepts and conventions.
Short film- adaptation
Designing and creating a short documentary/mockumentary horror film.
Research of the Global Music Industry.
Creating a podcast reading of a Hollywood blockbuster.
Exploring developments in the media industry.
Course Costs: $30 course materials.
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91494 (3.5) Produce a design for a media product that meets 3 Internal 4 0 0
the requirements of a brief.
AS 91495 (3.6) Produce a media product to meet the 3 Internal 6 0 0
requirements of a brief.
AS 91496 (3.7) Demonstrate understanding of a significant 3 Internal 3 0 0
development in the media.
AS 91491 (3.2) Demonstrate understanding of the meaning of a 3 Internal 3 0 0
media text through different readings
AS 91490 (3.1) Demonstrate understanding of an aspect of a 3 External 4 4 4
media industry.
Optional
AS 91497 (3.8) Write a media text to meet the requirements 3 Internal 3 0 3
of a brief
TOTAL “must do” credits 20
TOTAL including optional Credits 23
27MUSIC
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
Music Music Music Music Music
Contact Person Mr Coulomb
YEAR 11 MUSIC (11MUS)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 10 Music (minimum of ‘achieved’ in music knowledge) or with HOD approval
or a minimum of 2 years practical tuition on instrument/voice.
Course Content: Perform music as a featured soloist.
Perform music as a member of a group.
Compose pieces of music and record own songs using technology.
Aurally identify, describe, and transcribe music elements from simple music.
Identify, describe, and explain fundamental materials of music.
Course Costs: $200 ($50 per term) for school-based itinerant lessons, or privately arranged lessons.
$100 ($25 per term) for instrument hire if needed.
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Credits Credits
Standard
AS 91090 (1.1) Perform two pieces of music as a featured soloist. 1 Internal 6 0 0
AS 91091 (1.2) Demonstrate ensemble skills through performing a 1 Internal 4 0 0
piece of music as a member of a group.
AS 91092 (1.3) Compose two original pieces of music. 1 Internal 6 0 0
AS 91094 (1.5) Demonstrate knowledge of conventions used in 1 External 4 4 0
music scores
TOTAL Credits: Choose from 24
YEAR 12 MUSIC (12MUS)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 11 Music, or with HOD approval and minimum of 3 years practical tuition on
instrument/voice.
Course Content: Present performances as a featured soloist.
Present a music performance as a member of a group.
Demonstrate an understanding of the materials and processes of a range of music.
Investigate an element of New Zealand music.
Compose pieces of music and record own songs using technology.
Course Costs: $200 ($50 per term) for school-based itinerant lessons, or privately arranged lessons.
$100 ($25 per term) for instrument hire if needed.
28Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91270 (2.1) Perform two substantial pieces of music as a 2 Internal 6 0 0
featured soloist.
AS 91271 (2.4) Compose two substantial pieces of music. 2 Internal 6 0 0
AS 91272 (2.3) Demonstrate ensemble skills by performing a 2 Internal 4 0 0
substantial piece of music as a member of a group.
AS 91274 (2.2) Perform a substantial piece of music as a featured 2 Internal 3 0 0
soloist on a second instrument.
AS 91278 (2.9) Investigate an aspect of New Zealand music. 2 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91276 (2.6) Demonstrate knowledge of conventions in a range of 2 External 4 0 0
music scores
TOTAL Credits: Choose from 27
YEAR 13 MUSIC (13MUS)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 12 Music, or with HOD approval and minimum of 4 years practical tuition on
instrument/voice.
Course Content: Present a performance of a programme of music as a member of a group.
Present a portfolio of musical composition/song writing, recording songs using music
technology.
Prepare and present performances of music as a featured soloist.
Demonstrate an understanding of the materials and processes of a range of music.
Course Costs: $200 ($50 per term) for school-based itinerant lessons, or privately arranged lessons.
$100 ($25 per term) for instrument hire if needed.
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91416 (3.1) Perform two programmes of music as a featured 3 Internal 8 0 0
soloist.
AS 91417 (3.2) Perform a programme of music as a featured 3 Internal 4 0 0
soloist on a second instrument.
AS 91418 (3.3) Demonstrate ensemble skills by performing two 3 Internal 4 0 0
substantial pieces of music as a member of a
group.
AS 91419 (3.4) Communicate musical intention by composing 3 Internal 8 0 0
three original pieces of music.
AS 91849 Compose three original songs that express 3 Internal 8 0 0
(3.11) imaginative thinking.
AS 91420 (3.5) Demonstrate understanding of harmonic and tonal 3 External 4 0 0
conventions in a range of music scores.
TOTAL Credits: Choose from 36
29PHYSICAL EDUCATION & HEALTH
Yr9 Yr10 Yr11 Yr12 Yr13
Health & Health &
Physical Physical Physical
Physical Physical
Education Education Education
Education Education
Sport & Sport &
Sports Recreation
Recreation
Performance Studies
Studies
Police
Sports (Health 2022) Academy
(Health 2022)
Academy Studies
Contact Person Ms Dryburgh
YEAR 11 PHYSICAL EDUCATION (11PED)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 10 Physical Education, or with the HOD’s permission.
Course Content: Examine factors that affect participation in physical activities and their effects on
well-being.
Set group and individual goals for own performance development and develop
sufficient training programmes.
Develop and understand effective teamwork through effective interpersonal skills.
Improving performance in physical activities.
Body structure and function – apply basic Anatomy, Biomechanics, and Exercise
Physiology for skill learning and development.
Participate in a wide range of physical activities.
Course Costs: $10 for course workbook
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits L1 Literacy Numeracy
Standard Credits Credits
AS 90967 (1.6) Examining factors that can be used to 1 Internal 3 3 0
improve performance in athletics.
AS 90962 (1.1) Active participation in a range of sports and 1 Internal 5 0 0
linking to well-being.
AS 90966 (1.5) Using interpersonal skills in a small group to 1 Internal 4 4 0
plan and implement a training programme.
AS 90963 (1.2) Learning about and applying anatomy, 1 Internal 5 5 0
biomechanics, and physiology to sports
skills.
AS 90964 (1.3) Practical assessment. 1 Internal 3 0 0
TOTAL Credits 20
30YEAR 12 PHYSICAL EDUCATION (12PED)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 11 Physical Education including a pass in AS 1.2, or with the HOD’s permission.
Course Apply skill learning principles, anatomy, and bio-mechanical principles in a sporting
Content: context.
Demonstrate an understanding and application of biophysical principles in relation to
learning a new skill and developing fitness.
Use methods and principles of training to improve your personal fitness.
Plan and teach a junior class using leadership strategies.
Perform an activity to meet national standards.
Run a sport’s tournament or event.
Course Costs: $10 for course workbook
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE UE
Standard Literacy Literacy
Reading Writing
AS 91328 (2.2) Use biophysical principles to learn a new skill. 2 Internal 5 0 0
AS 91329 (2.3) Apply methods and principles of training to improve 2 Internal 4 0 0
personal fitness.
AS 91330 (2.4) Perform a physical activity in an applied setting. 2 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91332 (2.6) Coach junior students and examine the effect of 2 Internal 4 0 0
leadership skills.
AS 91335 (2.9) Plan and run a junior sporting tournament or event. 2 Internal 3 0 0
TOTAL Credits 20
YEAR 12 SPORT & RECREATION STUDIES (12SRS)
Pre-requisite: Be confident in the water.
Course Risk management in an outdoor activity.
Content: Participate in various physical activities.
Perform a physical activity to meet PE performance standards.
Demonstrate and instruct safe stretching.
Coaching and leadership opportunities and running a recreational evet.
Participate in outdoor and group activities.
Gain knowledge of nutrition.
Course Costs: For non-International students: $30 for transport and activities (high ropes/rafting/kayaking) and
workbook.
For International Students: $75 for transport and activities (high ropes/rafting/kayaking) and
workbook.
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
/Unit Standard Reading Writing
AS 91327 (2.1) Examine the role and significance of physical activity 2 Internal 3 0 0
in the lives of young people in New Zealand.
AS 91330 (2.4) Perform a physical activity in an applied setting. 2 Internal 4 0 0
AS 91336 (2.10) Analyse group processes in group activities. 2 Internal 3 0 0
US 6571 Demonstrate knowledge of micro and macro 3 Internal 5 0 0
nutrients, and nutritional imbalances.
AS 91333 (2.7) Analyse the application of risk management 2 Internal 3 0 0
strategies to a challenging outdoor activity
US 21794 Demonstrate and instruct a stretching programme. 2 Internal 3 0 0
TOTAL Credits 21
31YEAR 13 PHYSICAL EDUCATION (13PED)
Pre-requisite: Success in Year 12 Physical Education including a pass in each of AS 2.2 & 2.3, or with the HOD’s
permission.
Course Look at strategies that promote lifelong well-being and physical activity.
Content: Perform to a national standard in the Tough Guy/Gal Challenge.
Devise and trial strategies to meet a set goal in the Tough Guy/Gal Challenge. Modify
strategies after training and trialling strategies.
Evaluate the effectiveness of programmes designed to enhance your performance in the
context of the Tough Guy/Gal Challenge.
Apply biomechanical knowledge to improve self or others volleyball serve.
Participate and examine different leadership principles and implement these principles in a
physical context with the junior school.
Course Costs: For non-International students: $35 Mud run, transport, student workbook.
For International students: $90 Mud run, transport, student workbook
Credit Information:
Achievement Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Standard Reading Writing
AS 91498 (3.1) Develop strategies that promote lifelong well-being 3 Internal 4 0 0
and physical activity.
AS 91789 (3.9) Devise strategies for success in a sporting event. 3 Internal 4 0 0
Adapt strategies after trialling for greater success.
AS 91501 (3.4) Perform a physical activity in a competitive 3 Internal 4 0 0
environment to meet national standards.
AS 91505 (3.8) Trial contemporary leadership styles by coaching 3 Internal 4 4 0
junior students. Make judgements on the
effectiveness of each leadership style.
AS 91499 (3.2) Use biomechanics to analyse and improve either 3 Internal 3 0 0
yourself or a peer serving in volleyball.
TOTAL Credits 19
YEAR 13 SPORT & RECREATION STUDIES (13SRS)
Pre-requisite: Be confident in the water.
Course Coaching core skills.
Content: Risk management analysis and application in sport and recreation activities.
Participate in a range of sport and recreation activities.
Leadership and event planning.
Injury prevention and management.
Safety management in the outdoors and recreation.
Participate in an outdoor activity.
Course Costs: For non-International students: $30 for transport and activities (high ropes/rafting/kayaking) and
workbook.
For International students: $75 for transport and activities (high ropes/rafting/kayaking) and
workbook.
32Credit Information:
Achievement/ Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Unit Standard Reading Writing
AS 91501 (3.4) Perform a physical activity in a competitive 3 Internal 4 0 0
environment to meet national standards.
US 22771 Plan coaching sessions. 3 Internal 6 0 0
US 20673 Injury prevention and risk management in sports 3 Internal 5 0 0
and recreation.
US 21414 Plan and run a recreational activity 3 Internal 4 0 0
TOTAL Credits 19
YEAR 13 POLICE ACADEMY STUDIES (13PAS)
Pre-requisite: Limited entry. Acceptance on to this course is by selection based on application and
interview.
Course Content: Topics include: Communication.
The role of Police in contributing to Formal and informal interview
better public services and societal strategies.
outcomes Physical appraisal training and
History of Police within the testing.
community. Psychometric testing.
Diversity of policing in the Leadership in Police.
community. Emotional Intelligence and policing.
Mataurangi Māori and Police.
Course Costs: $50 for trips
Credit Information:
Achievement/ Description Level Assessment Credits UE Literacy
Unit Standard Reading Writing
US 4251 Plan a career pathway. 3 Internal 2 0 0
US 26971 Describe factors that contribute to mental 3 Internal 3 0 0
health wellbeing & mental health problems.
US 1304 Communicate across cultures. 3 Internal 2 0 0
US 1296 Interview in informal situations. 3 Internal 3 0 0
US 1297 Conduct an interview in a formal situation. 4 Internal 5 0 0
AS 91501 Demonstrate quality performance of a 3 Internal 4 0 0
physical activity in an applied setting.
US 9681 Contribute within a team or group which has 3 Internal 3 0 0
an objective.
US 11097 Listen actively to gain information in an active 3 Internal 3 0 0
setting.
TOTAL Credits 25
This course aims to provide students with a common base (foundation) level understanding of the knowledge, skills, attributes,
and attitudes associated with the Police and policing. Students will have an opportunity to explore the physical and leadership
requirements of a Police Officer. This course is a pre-requisite for entry to the New Zealand Police.
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