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Policies, guidelines, and procedures
Our work is underpinned by a range of policies, guidelines, and procedures. Many of these documents are essential reading for teachers and school leaders, and contain requirements and guidance for the teaching and assessing of SACE subjects.
Policies
Guidelines
- Assessment and Reporting Guidelines146KB
- Assigning SACE Levels to a Community-developed Program - Guidelines101KB
- Developing local programs and integrated programs178KB
- Guidelines for assigning SACE levels to VET137KB
- Guidelines for the Development of New Subjects95KB
- Recognition of Courses Guidelines157KB
- Assessment and Reporting Guidelines
Policies
- Assessment Deadlines Policy97KB
- Assessment related grievances, appeals and investigations2.2MB
- Capabilities Policy236KB
- Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy213KB
- Data Reporting to Third Parties Policy44KB
- Ethical Conduct of Research Policy and Procedures227KB
- Freedom of Information - Information Statement365KB
- Freedom of Information and Confidentiality - Policy Statement43KB
- Guidelines for assigning SACE levels to VET137KB
- Major Disruption to an Examination Policy and Procedures112KB
- Merit Policy and Procedures144KB
- Private Candidature Policy99KB
- Prizes and Awards Policy89KB
- Recognition Arrangements for Courses in the SACE Policy and Procedures155KB
- Recognition Arrangements for Vocational Education and Training (VET) in the SACE Policy142KB
- Recognition of Community Learning Policy and Procedures151KB
- Redrafting of Assessed Work Policy108KB
- Reuse of Assessed Work Policy90KB
- SACE Assessment and Quality Assurance of Board-Accredited Subjects173KB
- SACE Assessment Responsibilities Code of Practice286KB
- SACE Data and Information Policy48KB
- SACE Modified Subjects Policy127KB
- SACE Policy Framework139KB
- SACE Providers Policy180KB
- SACE Stage 2 Assessment Calculations - Technical Procedures213KB
- SACE Stage 2 Moderation Overview1.5MB
- Special Examination Centre Policy115KB
- Special Provisions in Curriculum and Assessment Policy108KB
- Subject Renewal Policy102KB
- Submission Dates for Stage 2 External Assessment and Moderation Materials Policy113KB
- Supervision and Verification of Students' Work Policy and Procedures180KB
- Terminology for the SACE97KB
- Word Count Policy75KB
- Assessment Deadlines Policy
Procedures
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Reconciliation Action Plan
The SACE Board is an educational leader and proud of its work and support of Aboriginal Education. To champion reconciliation more broadly and develop our internal awareness, knowledge and respect for Aboriginal cultures, histories and perspectives, we established our first (Reflect) Reconciliation Action Plan in 2019.
In 2021, the SACE Board partnered with Anangu artist Elizabeth Close to codesign a piece of art that would reflect the SACE Board’s strategic plan, as well as their vision for reconciliation. Elizabeth hosted multiple conversations with members of the SACE Board’s RAP Working Group, staff and executives to deeply understand the organisation’s culture and shared understanding of our Reflect RAP journey. The final design - Shared Journey; Own Path - is a proud piece of shared concept wonderfully executed by the artist.
In 2022 we will publish our Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan that will outline the SACE Board's next steps in taking meaningful action to advance reconciliation.
Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2020-24
The SACE Board is committed to improving the participation of people with disability across a range of areas so that they can enjoy the rights and opportunities provided to all citizens and students to reach their full potential.
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Freedom of information
The Freedom of Information (FOI) and Confidentiality Policy Statement sets out the SACE Board's policy with respect to its obligations under the Freedom of Information Act and the Board's commitment to ensuring the privacy and confidentiality of information it manages on behalf of individuals.
The Public Interest Disclosure Act 2018 (PID Act)
The PID Act commenced on 1 July 2019, replacing the Whistleblowers Protection Act 1993. It establishes a scheme that encourages and facilitates the appropriate disclosure of public interest information to certain persons or authorities. It provides protections for some persons who make an appropriate disclosure of public interest information in accordance with the PID Act and sets out processes for dealing with such disclosures.