Year 10
Start here for Year 10 Geography exams: a topic map linking every guide section, a two-week plan, every key term as flashcards, and a 50-mark mock exam on environmental change and human wellbeing, with real data, an extended response and full marking guides.
Year 10
The Year 10 skills toolkit: planning an inquiry at different scales, fieldwork methods such as environmental quality surveys, evaluating sources for bias, multi-variable data and scatter graphs, making forecasts, weighted decision matrices and writing evidence-based conclusions.
Year 10
How international, national and non-government organisations try to improve wellbeing: Australia's aid program (2026–27 budget), support for Papua New Guinea, India's water and sanitation missions, NGOs, community-led programs in remote Australia, and how to evaluate them.
Year 10
Spatial differences in wellbeing within Australia: cities and remote places, the factors that explain them, life expectancy data for First Nations Australians (ABS 2020–2022), the National Agreement on Closing the Gap and progress in the July 2026 report.
Year 10
What human wellbeing is and how it is measured: GDP and GNI per capita, the Human Development Index (HDR 2025), the Multidimensional Poverty Index, the SDGs, global differences between countries, and spatial differences within India, with a worked HDI calculation.
Year 10
A detailed case study of environmental change in the Murray–Darling Basin: over-allocation, the Millennium Drought, fish deaths at Menindee and the Coorong, the Basin Plan and water recovery to June 2026, First Nations water rights, and a comparison with the Colorado River.
Year 10
How Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' custodial responsibilities shape environmental management: Country, cultural burning, Indigenous rangers and Protected Areas, Sea Country partnerships on the Reef, research protocols, and exam practice.
Year 10
How people change environments, why some changes are unsustainable, and how world views shape our responses. Includes the four environmental functions, carbon dioxide and biodiversity data, the Great Barrier Reef as a worked issue, and exam practice.
Year 10
Start here for Year 10 History exams: a topic map linking every guide section, a two-week plan, every key term as flashcards, and a mock exam with knowledge questions, source analysis using real 1967 referendum data and invented sources, and an extended response.
Year 10
The globalising world since 1945: population, health and technology; the environment movement from Silent Spring to the Franklin Dam; nuclear testing and nuclear power; climate agreements; and Australia's changing place in Asia and the world.
Year 10
Australia after 1945: 'populate or perish', displaced persons and Ten Pound Poms, Bonegilla, the end of the White Australia policy, Vietnam and refugees, multiculturalism, the Cold War at home, the long boom and youth culture, and women's changing rights, with census data from 1947 to 2021.
Year 10
Rights and freedoms since 1938: the UDHR, the US civil rights movement and First Nations campaigns, from the Day of Mourning, Freedom Ride, Wave Hill and the 1967 referendum to the Tent Embassy, Mabo, Bringing Them Home, the Apology and the 2023 Voice referendum.