Senior Years

At Wangaratta High School our Senior Years includes all students and programs in Years 11 and 12. Students in our Senior Years are provided with a broad range of challenging programs reflective of the diversity of our broader community and are fortunate to be involved in quality, personalised, learning programs and co-curricular opportunities.

Some of these include: an extensive music program, outdoor education, World Challenge, International Exchange Programs and a variety of sporting and extension activities. Students are able to select from a broad range of courses so as to provide alternative pathways beyond secondary school.

Senior Years

Course Structure

Year 11

Information

Booklists

Wangaratta High School 11 2024 – Booklist

Lilydale Books is our official school textbook provider. They can deliver books at the start of the school year, or any time throughout the year. Their website includes the full ordering process and our most up to date book lists.

Prefects and Student Leadership

I will uphold the honour of the school … in the exercise of my authority and in my own conduct I will exemplify the principles of true citizenship both within and beyond the School Community.

Senior Years

Course Structure

Year 12

Information

Booklists

Wangaratta High School 12 2024 – Booklist

Lilydale Books is our official school textbook provider. They can deliver books at the start of the school year, or any time throughout the year. Their website includes the full ordering process and our most up to date book lists.

Special Examination Arrangements (SEA) for VCE Units 3 and 4

Special Examination Arrangements (SEA) applications may be approved for students with disabilities, illnesses or other circumstances that affect their ability to access a Unit 3 and 4 external assessments (GAT and end-of-year examinations).

SEA applications are made to the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA) through Wangaratta High School. Senior School staff are aware of and will work with students who may be eligible to apply, and the application process must be completed in early March annually. We invite input from parents/carers also to ensure that the needs of all students are met.

SEA applications are only for students studying a Unit 3 and 4 VCE subject and subject to the rules and conditions of VCAA, so if you believe that your child may be eligible, please contact the Senior Years Leader for further information or guidance.

Further information about SEA is available on the VCAA website.