SENIOR SCHOOL
YEAR TEN
Year 10 builds on Middle School foundations in preparing students for Year 11 & 12 courses. The following specialist subjects are available to supplement the English, Science, Society and Environment and Mathematics that form the core of the curriculum:
Drama, Computing, Food & Nutrition, Outdoor Education, French, Fashion and Design, Materials Design and Technology (Wood), Materials Design and Technology (Metal), Art, Environmental Studies, Child Care and Music.
YEAR ELEVEN AND TWELVE
As you consider your future, it is the perfect time to dream. Dream of what you want to be; the kind of life you want to build. Believe in that dream. Be prepared to work for it by studying.
Maranatha offers the opportunity to choose both TEE and Non-TEE subjects at Year 11 and 12 level.
The College has a well-qualified committed team who are ready to help you choose appropriate courses. All students participate in Sport and Recreation, Bible and Christian Studies and Community Service. Traineeships are also available through Maranatha and the Kwinana Industries Education Partnership.
There are also extra-curricular activities offered from one-off events to annual excursions. University entrance and TAFE entrance requirements as well as full subject descriptions are included in our Year 11 Handbook (available from the College). Careers guidance advice is also available.
Download the Senior School Handbook
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University Entry Courses |
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Year 11 Chemistry 2A/B Drama 2A/B English 2A/B Geography 2A/B History - Modern 2A/B Human Biological Science 2A/B Literature 2A/B Mathematics 2A/B Mathematics 3A/B Physics 2A/B |
(Year 12 Equivalent) (Chemistry 3A/B) (Drama 3A/B) (English 3A/B) (Geography 3A/B) (History 3A/B) (Human Biological Science 3A/B) (Literature 3A/B) (Mathematics 2C/D) (Mathematics 3C/D) (Physics 3A/B) |
Further Training or Employment Entry Courses |
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Year 11 Applied Information Technology 1A/B Career and Enterprise 1A/B Children, Family & The Community 1A/B English 1A/B Integrated Science 1A/B Mathematics 1B/C Materials, Design & Technology 1A/B Physical Education Studies 1A/B Visual Arts 1A/B |
(Year 12 Equivalent) (Applied Information Technology 1C/D) (Career and Enterprise 1C/D) (Children, Family & The Community 1C/D) (English 1C/D) (Integrated Science 1C/D) (Mathematics 1D/E) (Materials, Design & Technology 1C/D) (Physical Education Studies 1C/D) (Visual Arts 1C/D) |
VET Courses |
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Year 11 Music in Industry Certificate I School Apprenticeship Link (SAL) Workplace Learning (mode 2) |
(Year 12 Equivalent) (Music in Industry Certificate II) (SAL) (Workplace Learning) |
More detailed information about each of the above year 11 courses can be found in the Year 11 Decisions handbook.
All year 11 students are required to study six (6) of the above subjects, each of which articulates into the associated year 12 equivalent.
Students pursuing university entrance by the end of year 12 should choose a minimum of five (5) subjects from the list of university entrance courses.
All students must include one course of English and at least one (1) subject from List A and one from List B (below) in their subject selections.
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List A (Arts / Languages / Social Science) Career and Enterprise Children, Family and the Community Drama English Geography History - Modern Literature Visual Art |
List B (Mathematics / Science / Technology) Applied Information Technology Chemistry Human Biological Science Integrated Science Materials Design and Technology Mathematics Physical Education Studies Physics |
Year 12 Courses
Applied Information Technology
Art and Design
Career and Enterprise 1C/D
Chemistry
Discrete Mathematics
Drama 3A/B
English 2A/B
English 3A/B
English Literature
Geography
History
Human Biology
Independent Living
Modelling with Mathematics
Music in Industry Certificate II
Physical Education Studies 2A/B
Physics
Senior Science
Note: Entry to year 12 courses requires students to have demonstrated the ability to be successful in year 11 equivalent subjects.
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