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Prep curriculum

In 2012, the Australian Curriculum : English, mathematics and science will be taught, assessed and reported on in Prep. Australian Curriculum: history will be implemented in 2013.

Where Learning Areas for the Australian Curriculum are not available, the Early Years Curriculum Guidelines will continue to be used in Prep.

Prep processes used for reporting to parents in 2011 remain in place for Semester 1, 2012.

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