There are a range of subject outlines with changes for 2022 and subject outlines transitioning from print format to digital content for 2022. We have recently communicated the details to the education community.

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A new subject – Stage 2 Community Connections – will be taught for the first time in 2022, and replaces Stage 2 Community Studies B.

Download the Stage 2 Community Connections subject outline [PDF 358KB]

The Board has approved a new subject: Stage 1 and Stage 2 Spiritualities, Religion and Meaning, to be taught for the first time in 2022. It emerged from subject renewal of Stage 1 and 2 Religion Studies, which involved extensive consultation with Religion Studies teachers, leaders and religious education experts from schools, universities and other educational institutions. For subject details, see Spiritualities, Religion and Meaning subject outline [PDF 512KB]

Stage 1 and Stage 2 Religion Studies will be available for teaching for the last time in 2022.

Train to be a Community Learning Assessor at one of our professional learning sessions being held throughout 2021. 

Priority will be given to teachers who have not previously been trained or who are from schools where there are currently no trained assessors.

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Learn what your responsibilities are and get up-to-date with the latest changes in the SACE.

Follow our start-of-year checklist and watch a Q&A session with experienced SACE officers.

In 2021, there are a number of operational changes for Stage 2 Community Studies (A and B):

For full details, see Community Studies - operational changes to moderation, marking and resulting for 2021 [DOC 183KB].

To learn more about uploading school assessment materials, accepted file names and formats, and selecting moderation samples, see Online submission of materials.

The Modified Subjects subject outline for 2021 is now available. Changes to the subject outline are described in the Summary of subject outlines for 2021.

The Board-accredited, pre-edited Stage 1 and Stage 2 Psychology subject outline (2021 and 2022) is now available.