Year 12 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to ACARA Content Descriptions
8 subjects · 50 units · 178 topics
Ages 17-18
Biology
An advanced exploration of the mechanisms of life, focusing on how species maintain continuity and how internal systems respond to external pressures. Students analyze complex biological data to understand the interconnectedness of organisms and their environments.

Chemistry
This course explores advanced chemical principles through the lens of equilibrium, acid-base chemistry, and organic synthesis. Students investigate the relationship between molecular structure and macroscopic properties while applying quantitative analysis to complex chemical systems.

Economics & Business
This course investigates advanced economic theories and their application to contemporary Australian and global contexts. Students analyze how resource allocation decisions impact living standards and evaluate the effectiveness of government interventions in managing economic stability.

English
This course challenges students to critically analyze how complex texts represent human experiences and cultural perspectives. Students develop sophisticated writing and speaking skills through the exploration of canonical and contemporary literature, film, and media.

Geography
This course explores the complex interactions between human societies and the physical environment at local and global scales. Students analyze land cover transformation and human-driven environmental changes while evaluating management strategies for a sustainable world.

Mathematics
A comprehensive exploration of calculus, statistics, and algebraic modeling designed for senior secondary students. This course emphasizes the transition from procedural fluency to abstract reasoning and real world problem solving.

Modern History
Year 12 Modern History: the post-1945 world. Students conduct in-depth investigations of the Cold War, decolonisation, civil rights and social movements, Australia's transformation since 1945, and the forces shaping the contemporary world.

Physics
A comprehensive exploration of the fundamental laws governing the universe, from the motion of celestial bodies to the behavior of subatomic particles. Students apply mathematical modeling and experimental inquiry to solve complex engineering and theoretical problems.