K–10English K–10 Syllabus (2022)
Provide feedback on the implementation of the English syllabus for K–2.
The English K–10 Syllabus (2022): K–2 Implementation survey will run from 8 September – 19 December 2025.
Implementation from 2024
The new English K–10 Syllabus (2022) is to be implemented from 2024 and replaces the English K–10 Syllabus (2012).
School sectors are responsible for implementing syllabuses and are best placed to provide schools with specific guidance and information on implementation given their understanding of their individual contexts.
Content
Stage 2
- EN2-RECOM-01reads and comprehends texts for wide purposes using knowledge of text structures and language, and by monitoring comprehension 
- Loading different Loading and strategies for Loading 
- Select and read Loading of personal interest and to gather information for learning 
- Build topic knowledge, including key vocabulary, and activate Loading prior to and during reading 
- Identify similarities and Loading differences within and between texts by making text-to-self, text-to-text and text-to-world connections 
- Locate, select and retrieve relevant information from a print or Loading and consider accuracy of information presented 
- Determine the relevance of a text for a specific purpose 
- Identify different structures and features of Loading , Loading and Loading 
- Identify and Loading how text structure, features and language work together to achieve a text’s purpose 
- Describe how multimodal features enhance meaning and contribute to Loading in texts 
- Understand that Loading is a common feature of imaginative texts, signalled by Loading or speech bubbles to indicate interactions between Loading 
- Identify the difference between Loading and Loading 
- Understand that Loading information can be sourced directly from a text and that Loading can be made by using multiple sources of information 
- Use morphemic knowledge to read and understand the meaning of words 
- Adjust own Loading as reading presents new words and understanding 
- Use key words from a text to Loading events, characters and settings when making inferences and confirming predictions 
- Identify the Loading , Loading and Loading that influence own emotional response to characters 
- Identify different types of verbs that control meaning 
- Identify word patterns, including repetition, that create cohesion or effect 
- Understand that word Loading are a feature of informal language and that Loading of contraction are used to signal missing letters 
- Identify different types of connectives used by the author that support inference 
- Use knowledge of Loading to understand Loading and to support inference 
- Link the meanings of words and Loading across consecutive Loading to support local Loading 
- Loading and link the meanings of key words across a text to support global inferencing 
- Identify and describe the difference between Loading and Loading in texts 
- Understand past, present and future Loading and their impact on text meaning 
- Identify how their background knowledge is used to actively build and adjust a mental model prior to and during reading 
- Identify where meaning breaks down when reading 
- Identify and use strategies to repair reading when meaning breaks down 
- Ask Loading to clarify meaning and promote deeper understanding of a text 
- Make Loading and record them to monitor understanding 
- Use information from Loading or chapters to group related ideas and support summarisation of the whole text 
- Reflect on reading experiences and identify texts of personal significance and pleasure 
- Reflect on own understanding of texts and monitor own goals for reading