3a/3b - Churchlands Senior High School

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(ATAR)A minimum of four stage 2 or above Course of Study subjects must be completed in order togenerate an ATAR.You must achieve the minimum requirement in English, Literature or EALD but it doesn’t haveto count in your averageTISC select your average from your best 4 subjects for an ATAR calculationThis is a rough guide conversion of a 4 subject average marks converts to an ATAR. A moreaccurate guide is available at the TISC Website: www.tisc.edu.au34.5 3040 4044 5047 55 Min ATAR ECU50.5 60 Min ATAR Murdoch53.5 6556.5 70 Min ATAR Curtin59.5 7562.55 80 Min ATAR UWA66 8570 9075 9577 9679 9781.5 9885 9994.6 99.95Please note: This table has been derived from 2010 TISC data.ATAR Calculator link www.tisc.edu.au/calculator/atar-calculator.tisc?printable=true12
Curriculum CouncilExhibitions and AwardsThe following Exhibitions and Awards are available to senior school students inWestern Australian schools.General Criteria for Eligibility for Exhibitions and AwardsIn order to be eligible to receive the Beazley Medal - WACE, and Beazley Medal - VETAward, a General Exhibition, a Subject Exhibition a Certificate of Distinction, and aCertificate of Excellence, a student must:be an Australian citizen or a permanent of resident of Australia;be enrolled as a full-time student in a registered secondary school;have not previously completed the course external assessment used in determiningthe award; andhave satisfied the requirements for a WACE at the time of the determination of theawards.Beazley Medal: WACEThe Beazley Medal: WACE is awarded for excellence to the eligible student whoachieves the top Curriculum Council WACE award score. The Curriculum CouncilWACE award score is used to rank students for the general exhibition. This score isbased on the average of five scaled marks, with at least two from each of List A andList B.Beazley Medal: VETThe Beazley Medal: VET is awarded for excellence in studies that include industryspecific competencies and workplace learning. It is awarded to the eligible studentwho has demonstrated the best results in a vocational education and training program.General ExhibitionsForty awards, known as general exhibitions, are awarded to the eligible students whoobtain the highest Curriculum Council WACE award scores based on the average offive scaled marks, calculated to two decimal places, with at least two from each of ListA and List B. The average marks scaling system is used to determined the scaledmarks. List A and List B courses used for the Curriculum Council WACE award scoreare listed earlier.Subject ExhibitionsCourse ExhibitionsA course exhibition may be awarded to the eligible student obtaining the highestcombined mark for each WACE course, provided that the mark is equal to or greaterthan 95. To be eligible for a course exhibition the student must have completed atleast two course units in the year of the award being granted. No course exhibitionwill be available for students who have not sat the examination in that course. Onlyone exhibition is to be awarded in each course. Typically the winner will havecompleted Stage 3 units in Year 12.13
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DANCE 1B/2APRE-REQUISITESC Grade in
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DESIGN-TECHNICAL GRAPHICSCAD 1A/1BT
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ENGLISH1C/DThis course is recommend
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MATHEMATICS COURSESingle pair of un
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POLITICS and LAW1A/1BSUGGESTED PRE-
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