Oxford Science Years 7-10 AC

Australian Curriculum v9.0

Build Science Inquiry Skills with Oxford Science 7-10

The Australian Curriculum is changing and Oxford is here to support your transition. In science, there is a stronger focus on students mastering the essential facts, skills, concepts and processes, and being introduced to these at the right time.

Oxford Science 7–10 is a new teaching and learning resource written for the new Australian Curriculum Science (Version 9.0). Featuring an innovative reporting system that makes it easy for you to identify misconceptions and deliver differentiated, personalised learning experiences, build students’ confidence, and save time planning lessons.

In May 2022, an updated version of Australian Curriculum Science for Years 7–10 (known as Version 9.0) was released by the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA).

From Term 1 2023, schools around Australia will begin to implement the Australian Curriculum Science (Version 9.0), most according to their own state and territory timelines.

Schools in some states and territories will be required to adopt the new curriculum in its entirety, while curriculum bodies in other states and territories will adapt the new curriculum and integrate it into their existing state curricula.

Regardless of the approach taken in your state, the Australian Curriculum forms the basis of all state and territory curricula, so this change will affect aspects of teaching and learning across Australia.

We’re here to support you. Register your interest to stay up to date with implementation news in your state or territory and to receive invitations to professional development events and access to sample pages of Oxford’s Australian Curriculum resources.

Implementing the Australian Curriculum Science (9.0): Challenges and opportunities webinar

Hear from Oxford experts as they outline the key features of the new Australian Curriculum: Science 7–10 (Version 9.0) and share a range of practical strategies and resources designed to help set your students up for success in secondary science!