Civics & Citizenship
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8 grades · 48 units · 144 topics
Aligned to ACARA Content Descriptions
Primary (Foundation-Year 6)
Year 3
This course introduces Year 3 students to the foundations of Australian democracy, the importance of rules, and the role of individuals in a community. Students explore how groups make decisions and the diverse identities that shape the Australian national character.
Year 4
This course explores the foundations of Australian democracy by examining local government, the rule of law, and the diverse groups that shape our society. Students investigate how decisions are made and how individuals can contribute to a fair and just community.
Year 5
This course explores the structures and values that underpin Australian democracy. Students examine the role of government, the importance of the rule of law, and how diverse communities participate in shaping a just society.
Year 6
Students explore the structures and values of the Australian government and legal system. They investigate the roles of the three levels of government and the importance of individual and group action in a healthy democracy.
Secondary (Years 7-10)
Year 7
This course explores the mechanics of Australian democracy and the legal system while challenging students to consider their roles as active citizens. Students examine the tension between individual rights and collective responsibilities through the lens of ethical decision making and constitutional law.
Year 8
This course explores the mechanics of Australian democracy and the legal system. Students examine how laws are made, the role of the courts, and the responsibilities of citizens in a diverse society.
Year 9
This course explores the mechanics of Australian democracy and the role of the individual within a globalized legal framework. Students analyze how laws are made, challenged, and applied while developing the ethical reasoning skills required to participate in deliberative democracy.
Year 10
This course investigates the complex mechanics of the Australian political and legal systems. Students analyze the tensions between individual rights and collective security while evaluating the effectiveness of democratic institutions in a global context.