VCE Practice Exams & Revision Lectures

Just a reminder, that practice exams for Year 12 VCE subjects will commence on Friday, 20th September, and will continue through the first week of the school holidays. These practice exams are good preparation for the final exams that will commence on Tuesday, the 29th of October.

Table A – English | EAL | Literature Practice Exams

VCE Practice Exam Timetable Friday 20th September 2024 Rooms - 5W127 and 5W128
Time	Friday 20th September Last day of Term 3
9.00 am – 12.15 pm	English EAL
9.00 am – 11.15 am	Literature

Table B – Practise Exams

VCE Practice Exam Timetable Monday 23rd – 27th September 2024 Rooms – LEC 2 and LEC 3
Time	Monday 23rd	Tuesday 24th	Wednesday 25th	Thursday 26th	Friday 27th
9.00 am – 11.45 am	Psychology	Biology	Chemistry
9.00 am – 10.45 am	Sport and Rec	Art making and Exhibiting VET Health	Food
9.00 am – 11. 15 am			Sociology		General Math
1.00 pm – 2.45 pm				Visual Communication
1.00 pm – 3.15 pm	Math Methods Music	Revolutions	Foundation Math Legal Studies	Health	PE
1.00 pm – 3.45 pm			Physics

Table C – Revision Lectures

VCE Revision Lecture Timetable September 23rd – 26th September 2024 All sessions will be held at Federation University Churchill Campus unless otherwise stated.
Monday 23rd		Tuesday 24th		Wednesday 25th		Thursday 26th
Subject	Time	Subject	Time	Subject	Time	Subject	Time
		Chemistry	9.30 – 2.30 pm	Health and Human	9.30 – 12 pm	English	9.30 – 12pm
		Chemistry	9.30 – 2.30 pm	Health and Human	9.30 – 12 pm	Physics	9.30 – 12 pm
General Maths	1.00 – 4 pm	PE	9.30 – 12 pm	Biology	9.30 – 2.30 pm	Psychology	1.00 – 4 pm
		Legal Studies	1.00 – 4 pm	Math Methods	1 – 4 pm

You will need to book these lectures. Please scan the QR code or click on the image to access the link.

Kurnai College Market

Coinciding with the Year 11 Parent Teacher Conversations on Thursday afternoon, the University Campus is also holding the VCE VM Market.

The students have been busy preparing for as part of their community project. There is a range of items available to purchase from handcrafted toys, jams, chutneys, lemon butter and potted plants.

Students Reach New Heights

On Wednesday, September 4th, nineteen intrepid VET Sport & Recreation students embarked on an exhilarating journey to Melbourne, where they faced their fears and soared to new heights in a thrilling day of rock climbing. The group, eager for a day of challenge and adventure, engaged in a remarkable experience that tested their limits and strengthened their bonds.

At the heart of the adventure was the towering 16-meter climbing wall, a formidable vertical challenge that stood as a beacon of both excitement and trepidation. Paired up in teams, the students undertook the ultimate test of trust and teamwork. While one member of each pair tackled the ascent, their partner took on the crucial role of the belayer, ensuring safety and providing encouragement from the ground below.

The day's climbing activity was more than just a physical challenge; it was an opportunity for personal growth and mutual support. As the students scaled the wall, they encountered their fears head-on, pushing beyond their perceived limits. The thrill of reaching the top, coupled with the assurance of their partner's support fostered a profound sense of achievement and camaraderie.

Through this experience, the students conquered the heights and discovered new strengths within themselves and their peers. The walls they climbed were not merely physical obstacles but symbols of the resilience and trust they built throughout the day. Each successful ascent was a testament to their determination, collaboration, and the indomitable spirit of adventure that defined their remarkable day in Melbourne.

Environmental Science Mt Baw Baw Camp

In early August, the year 11 VCE Environmental Science class finished their semester-long study of Victoria's ecosystems by participating in an overnight Alpine Camp at Mt. Baw Baw. The class had so far studied and conducted fieldwork in Victoria's coastal, marine, desert, rainforest, heathland, wetland and forest ecosystems.

During the camp, the students used probes and other equipment to collect and test air, soil and water samples in order to assess how the biotic and abiotic factors within the Alpine environment differ from other Victorian ecosystems and to determine the impacts of human activity on these factors and its impact on biodiversity within the area.

Additionally, students had the opportunity to get up close and personal with Alpine Dingoes, participate in a night-time hike and spotlighting tour up the slope of the mountain and, of course, have a play in the snow!

Graduation

Save the Date: Wednesday 20th November at 7:00pm

Year 12 students are reminded; if you haven't already done so, please send a high-resolution jpeg toddler photo to Kylie.

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Sustainable School Shop

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