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Personal Development, Health and Physical Education 7–10 (2024): Minor amendment – example update

Added

  • New swimming example added.
    Found in: Stage 4 Loading : Content ‘Practise and refine fundamental and specialised movement skills in predictable and dynamic situations’.
  • New swimming example added.
    Found in: Stage 5 Loading : Content ‘Refine and adapt fundamental and specialised movement skills to predictable and dynamic situations’.

Updated

  • Example amended to include swimming information.
    Found in: Life Skills Loading : Content ‘Develop and use gross motor skills in a range of activities’.
Stage 4Stage 5Life Skills
Personal Development, Health and Physical Education K–6 (2024): Minor amendment – example update

Updated

  • Example amended and new swimming example added.
    Found in: Early Stage 1 Loading : Content ‘Participate in physical activities which provide enjoyment and motivation to be physically active’.
  • Example amended and new swimming example added.
    Found in: Stage 1 Loading : Content ‘Identify and participate in physical activities to enhance enjoyment and motivation to be physically active’.
  • Example amended and new swimming example added.
    Found in: Stage 2 Loading : Content ‘Propose and participate in physical activities that promote enjoyment and motivation to be physically active in the community’.
  • Example amended and new swimming example added.
    Found in: Stage 3 Loading : Content ‘Investigate and engage in physical activities to increase enjoyment and motivation to be physically active in the community’.
Early Stage 1Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3
Rule 10.1.4 Breaches and malpractice in HSC submitted works and practical components, HSC exams, and HSC minimum standard tests

NESA has made changes to Rule 10.1.4 (paragraphs 27 and 29) to accurately reflect the role of the Examination Rules Committee (ERC).

Stage 6
Affects:
Rule 10.3.2 Appealing a non-serious attempt

NESA has made changes to Rule 10.3.2 (paragraph 10) to accurately reflect the role of the Examination Rules Committee (ERC).

Stage 6
Affects:
Music 7–10 (2024): Minor amendment – 200-hour elective course requirements clarified

Updated

  • The depth study requirement for the Music 7–10 elective course has been clarified. Students are required to undertake a depth study in the 200-hour course only.
    Found in: Course description
Stage 4Stage 5
Multiple syllabuses: social media minor content and example amendments

Changed

  • NESA has made minor amendments to the use of social media in syllabus content and examples
  • Minor content amendment:
    Aboriginal Studies 7–10 (2024)
    Computing Technology 7–10 (2022)
  • Minor example amendment:
    Aboriginal Languages K–10 (2022)
    Aboriginal Studies 7–10 (2024)
    Computing Technology 7–10 (2022)
    English K–10 (2022)
    Modern Languages K–10 (2022)
    PDHPE K–6 (2024)
    Science 7–10 (2023)
    Technology 7–8 (2023)
Early Stage 1Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Stage 4Stage 5
Mathematics Advanced 11–12 (2024): Minor amendment – content point updated

Updated

  • Content point updated to remove a typographical error.
    Found in: Year 11, Working with functions (Algebraic techniques): Content ‘Identify a conjugate of a±b, and rationalise the denominators of expressions of the form ab±c and a±db±c, where a, b, c and d are positive rational numbers'.

Updated

  • Content point updated to include ‘differentiable’ in relation to the functions for consistency.
    Found in: Year 11, Introduction to differentiation (Calculations with the derivative): Content ‘Apply the quotient rule: if y=uv, where u and v are both differentiable functions of x, then dydx=vdudx-udvdxv2 or if hx=fxgx then h'x=gxf'x-fxg'x[gx]2

Updated

  • Content group heading updated to replace ‘curve sketching’ with ‘graphing’ to align with syllabus content.
    Found in: Year 12, Loading  (Loading ).
Stage 6
Mathematics Extension 1 11–12 (2024): Minor amendment – content point updated

Updated

  • Content point updated to remove a typographical error.
    Found in: Year 11, Polynomials (Sums and products of zeroes of polynomials): Content ‘Prove that if a quartic Px=ax4+bx3+cx2+dx+e has four zeroes α, β, γ, δ then α+β+γ+δ=-ba, αβ+αγ+αδ+βγ+βδ+γδ=ca, αβγ+βγδ+γδα+δαβ=-da and αβγδ=ea 
Stage 6
Mathematics Extension 2 11–12 (2024): Minor amendment – content point updated

Updated

Updated

  • Content point updated to amend the description of displacement.
    Found in: Year 12, Applications of calculus to mechanics (Simple harmonic motion): Content ‘Define simple harmonic motion as motion in which acceleration is proportional to, and in the opposite direction to, displacement, that is x¨=-n2x-c, where x-c is the displacement of a particle from the centre of motion at c and x¨ is the acceleration’.

Updated

  • Content point updated to clarify solutions for simple harmonic motion.
    Found in: Year 12, Applications of calculus to mechanics (Simple harmonic motion): Content ‘Verify that x=Asinnt+α+c is a solution  to the differential equation for simple harmonic motion, equivalently expressed as x=Acosnt+β+c, or x=Csinnt+Dcosnt+c'.

Updated

  • Content point updated for clarity.
    Found in: Year 12, Loading  (Loading ): Content ‘Analyse and solve problems relating to motion on a smooth inclined plane by resolving forces into components’.
Stage 6
Mathematics Extension 2 11–12 (2024): Minor amendment – glossary definition

Updated

  • Glossary definition ‘implication’ updated for accuracy.
    Found in: Stage 6 glossary: Implication: A relationship between two propositions where the second is a direct consequence of the first. A statement in the form ‘If P then Q', or 'P implies Q', represented as PQ or PQ.

Updated

  • Glossary definition ‘converse’ updated for accuracy.
    Found in: Stage 6 glossary: Converse: The converse of a statement ‘If P then Q' is 'If Q then P'. Extended in Mathematics Extension 2: The converse of PQ is QP or PQ. For example, the converse of Pythagoras’ theorem is that if the sum of the squares of 2 sides of a triangle is equal to the square of the third side, then the triangle is right-angled.
Stage 6