Students will cover topics such as integers, ratios, rates, area, volume, angle properties, Pythagoras’ Theorem, probability, statistics, linear relationships, and basic algebra. These skills will be applied to real-world decision-making and problem-solving, with exposure to both practical and abstract scenarios. Students will also develop independence through investigative tasks.

Students are placed into one of four courses based on their Year 7 results:

1. Advanced Course
   Designed for students with strong mathematical aptitude and abstract thinking skills, this course challenges students with higher-order questions and collaborative problem-solving activities.
2. Intermediate A Course
   For students with average to above-average ability, this course includes extension topics and activities that enhance abstract thinking and problem-solving.
3. Intermediate B Course
   A general program for students who benefit from a slower pace, providing scaffolding, fluency-building, and repeated practice to improve confidence and understanding.
4. Modified Course
   This course caters to students requiring individual attention and a slower pace. It focuses on achieving essential numeracy skills, including meeting graduation requirements through NAPLAN or OLNA as early as possible.