Senior School
Seymour College
VCE Practice Exams @ Seymour College
These will be held from Wednesday 30 September to Friday 2 October during the term break.
Please see below the time slots for the VCE Units 3 and 4 practice exams. The time for individual exams may vary, however the time length for the individual subject exams will be on the papers. The exams will be held in the VCE Centre and they are compulsory for students undertaking scored VCE.
If a subject clashes, please see Ms. Hill to arrange another exam slot.
Wednesday 30 September | Thursday 1 October | Friday 2 October |
9am – 12.15pm English/English as an Additional Language VET Sport and Recreation
| 9am – 11.45am Physical Education Agricultural and Horticultural Studies Literature Chemistry Applied Computing: Software
| 9am – 11.45am Biology Business Management VET Equine, Health Services Assistance and Information and Communications Technology
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1pm – 3.15pm General Mathematics Mathematical Methods Foundation Mathematics
| 12.30pm – 2.45pm Psychology Environmental Science Australian History Product Design and Technologies Applied Computing: Data Health and Human Development | 12.30pm – 3.15pm Art – Creative Practice Legal Studies Media Physics Food Studies English Language
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VCE September Holiday Program
'TSSM, Creating VCE Success', offer a holiday program offering hints and advice from their VCE examiners.
Program details below.
AEU Free Online Study Skills for Year 11 Students
The ACU Equity and Inclusion Team is excited to offer a free national Online Study Skills Webinar during the upcoming school holidays, designed specifically for Year 11 students.
Education academic Dr Luke Rowe will deliver an engaging 75-minute online session focused on strengthening students' learning strategies and study habits.
The session, taking place on Zoom on September 28 from 10am, will equip students with practical tools and insights to support their academic journey, including:
- Finding your motivation – uncover your ‘why’ and what drives your success.
- Creating a positive learning environment – how to set up conditions for effective study.
- Beating distractions and procrastination – strategies to stay focused and on track.
- Goal setting – clarifying what you want to achieve and how to get there.
- Understanding feedback – using feedback as a powerful tool for improvement.
- The RIDE Principle – Dr Rowe’s unique four-pillar framework for mastering learning.
- AI and learning – how to harness AI to enhance, not hinder, your studies.