Access to specialist facilities
As students progress through the Secondary School, they transition from a shared, foundational curriculum in Year 7 to a more personalised program of core and elective subjects from Year 8 onward. This approach supports greater choice, challenge, and engagement as they explore their individual interests and aspirations. They have access to excellent shared resources such as computer laboratories, a modern library, superb sports grounds as well as specialist facilities such as the Food Technology kitchen, Art studios and Science laboratories. Interactive whiteboards, iPads and desktop computers enable them to access information from within and outside the School. Teaching teams with a variety of expertise work with Secondary School students as they take on more specialised courses of study.
leadership opportunities
Student-led initiatives are a defining feature of life at Moama Anglican Grammar. Secondary students are actively encouraged to step into leadership roles, taking ownership of activities and events that contribute to a vibrant school culture. They also play a key role in mentoring younger students, fostering a spirit of collaboration and helping to develop the next generation of confident, capable leaders.
years 7-8
These years are considered important formative years during which students are given the opportunity to study courses from a diverse range of subject areas. All students in Year 7 study a common group of subjects from a wide range of curriculum areas at this stage. From Year 8 students select from a range of electives. This diverse range of courses fulfills the needs of the majority of students; however, those who need extension beyond the basic outcomes are offered the opportunity to complete work that is suitably challenging.
The School offers specific remedial classes within the current timetable for students that have been identified as needing extra assistance in Years 7 and 8.
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Moama Anglican Grammar Assessment Protocols Stage 4
Years 7 and 8 ASSESSMENT GUIDE 2025
2026 Year 8 Subject Selection Handbook
Access the 2026 Year 8 Subject Selection Handbook. This is an exciting step where students begin shaping their learning journey by choosing electives that spark curiosity, reflect their interests, and support their future goals. Access here.
2025 Year 8 Subject Selection Handbook
Read the 2025 Year 8 Subject Selection Handbook. This handbook is designed to support students and parents in understanding the Stage 4 elective options available to Year 8 students helping them with their decision making. Access here.
2025 Year 6-8 Student Sports Program
Explore the 2025 Year 6–8 Student Sports Program Handbook. In this handbook, students will discover a range of inclusive and competitive sporting opportunities designed to build skills, teamwork, and school spirit throughout the year. Access here.
years 9-10
In Years 9 and 10, students begin selecting elective courses for the first time, while continuing to study a common core of subjects that provide a strong foundation for their learning. All Year 9 students study English, Mathematics, Science, PDHPE, Australian History, Australian Geography, and Religious Education. In addition, students in Years 9 and 10 choose three electives from a diverse range offered by the school.
All Year 9 students also undertake Careers Education. In Year 10, every student participates in the Career Wise program, which provides a personalised profile outlining their career interests and strengths. Year 10 students also take part in the Careers Camp and complete work experience.
Students in Years 9 and 10 have the opportunity to participate in Student Interest Modules (SIMs) during periods 5 and 6, one day each week. Each SIM runs for five weeks, with students completing four per semester. These modules provide opportunities to explore interests beyond the traditional classroom and further develop a broad skill set.
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Moama Anglican Grammar Assessment Protocols Stage 5
Years 9 and 10 ASSESSMENT GUIDE 2025
2026 Year 9 & 10 Subject Selection Handbook
Welcome to the 2026 Year 9 & 10 Subject Selection Handbook. This handbook will guide and support students as they begin shaping their learning journey through a wide range of electives, helping them explore interests, build essential skills and make informed choices for future study and career pathways. Access here.
2025 Year 9 & 10 Subject Selection Handbook
Read the 2025 Year 9 & 10 Subject Selection Handbook. This guide supports Year 9 and 10 students as they explore a broad range of elective options, support future goals, build independence, and make informed choices to shape their future learning at Moama Anglican Grammar. Access here.
2025 Student Interest Modules (SIMs)
Explore the 2025 SIMS (Student Interest Modules). Student Interest Modules (SIMs) offer Year 9 and 10 students the chance to explore new interests beyond the classroom. These five-week programs run weekly and help students grow skills, confidence, and engagement in fun, meaningful ways. Access here.
years 11-12
The award of the NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) is made at the end of at least two years of study. Year 11 is known as Preliminary. Students have to complete 120 hours (roughly equivalent to three terms) of a subject at Preliminary level prior to attempting that subject at HSC level. HSC Courses run from early Term 4 in Year 11 until October of Year 12 when the HSC exams commence.
Moama Anglican Grammar Assessment Protocols Stage 6
Year 11 ASSESSMENT GUIDE 2025
Year 12 ASSESSMENT GUIDE 2025
2026 YEAR 12 WEEKLY OVERVIEW OF ASSESSMENTS
Plagiarism and All My Own Work in HSC
Preliminary Courses
Students must study at least 12 units (including English and Mathematics) in Year 11. Most subjects are worth two units, so most courses will consist of six subjects at this level.
HSC Courses
Students must study at least 10 units at HSC level. Most subjects are worth two units, so most courses will consist of five subjects at this level. English is the only compulsory course for the HSC.
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Bring Your Own Device Program Specifications
2026 Year 11 Subject Selection Handbook
Welcome to the 2026 Year 11 Subject Selection Handbook. The 2026 Year 11 Subject Selection Handbook helps students make informed choices as they begin senior studies. It supports goal setting, academic success, and future pathways aligned with interests, strengths, and opportunities. This also contains HSC information. Access here.
2025 Year 11 Subject Selection Handbook
Read the 2025 Year 11 Subject Selection Handbook. This handbook supports students as they begin senior studies. It guides informed choices aligned with interests and goals, helping students plan purposeful pathways for learning, further study, and careers. This also contain information about HSC. Access here.