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Australian Curriculum

The Australian Curriculum sets the expectations for what all Australian students should be taught, regardless of where they live or their background. For F-10, it means that students now have access to the same content, and their achievement can be judged against consistent national standards. Schools and teachers are responsible for the organisation of learning and they will choose contexts for learning and plan learning in ways that best meet their students' needs and interests" . 

At Prospect Primary School, subjects taught by specialist teachers are Visual and Media Arts, Modern Greek, Physical Education and Technologies (Design and Digital).

Australian Curriculum

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