Sample Year 11 and Year 12 timeline This is a sample timeline that shows key events for the annual HSC cycle and the necessary actions for schools. It is provided to guide the development, monitoring and review of negotiated, whole school processes and procedures. Term 4 - 2018 Year 11 Year 11 commencing Year 12 courses Year 12 sitting HSC examinations Finalise Year 11 monitoring Year 12 courses commence for new cohort. HSC examinations. processes and procedures. Establish a record keeping system consistent with the negotiated school processes and HSC assessment ranks available Evaluate Year 11 processes and procedures. from Schools Online. procedures to inform course Ensure all students and Year 12 course teachers receive the NESA and retain NESA HSC results inquiry centre ‘’. Record development for the following student signatures to indicate they have sighted the rules and procedures. opens. year. Distribute of Higher School Certificate Requirements for and HSC results available to students ‘Monitoring 2019’ memorandum Develop Year 11 assessment its attachments to head teachers and Year 12 course teachers. Include attachment via internet, SMS and phone. 2 ‘HSC schedule to meet NESA checklist & reminders’. View results, including students’ requirements for each BDC: may Check assessment schedule complies with new NESA requirements for each BDC: maximum merit lists such as first-in-course only include 1 formal written of 4 assessment tasks; may only include 1 formal written examination. and HSC all-rounders. examination (except for Students studying Year 12 courses sign to acknowledge receipt of relevant syllabus Mathematics courses), maximum information, course scope and sequence, assessment schedule for each course, school of 3 assessment tasks. assessment policy and guidelines for submitted works and practical performances. Update VET competency entries for each achievement against the outcomes and student’s enter work placement hours. Students meet with their teachers to establish processes to monitor progress of submitted works and practical performances. Encourage students to use the NSW Students Online service.
Sample Year 11 and Year 12 timeline This is a sample timeline that shows key events for the annual HSC cycle and the necessary actions for schools. It is provided to guide the development, monitoring and review of negotiated, whole school processes and procedures. Term 4 - 2018 Year 11 Year 11 commencing Year 12 courses Year 12 sitting HSC examinations Finalise Year 11 monitoring processes and procedures. Evaluate Year 11 processes and procedures to inform course development for the following year. Develop Year 11 assessment schedule to meet NESA requirements for each BDC: may only include 1 formal written examination (except for Mathematics courses), maximum of 3 assessment tasks. Year 12 courses commence for new cohort. Establish a record keeping system consistent with the negotiated school processes and procedures. Ensure all students and Year 12 course teachers receive the NESA ‘’. Record and retain student signatures to indicate they have sighted the rules and procedures. Distribute ‘Monitoring of Higher School Certificate Requirements for 2019’ memorandum and its attachments to head teachers and Year 12 course teachers. Include attachment 2 ‘HSC checklist & reminders’. Check assessment schedule complies with new NESA requirements for each BDC: maximum of 4 assessment tasks; may only include 1 formal written examination. Students studying Year 12 courses sign to acknowledge receipt of relevant syllabus information, course scope and sequence, assessment schedule for each course, school assessment policy and guidelines for submitted works and practical performances. Update VET competency entries for each student’s achievement against the outcomes and enter work placement hours. Students meet with their teachers to establish processes to monitor progress of submitted works and practical performances. Encourage students to use the NSW Students Online service. HSC examinations. HSC assessment ranks available from Schools Online. NESA HSC results inquiry centre opens. HSC results available to students via internet, SMS and phone. View students’ results, including merit lists such as first-in-course and HSC all-rounders.