2026 – 2027 Academic Calendar
Term & Pathway Planner
See exactly which VCE units and year‑level subjects your child studies each term — mapped directly against official school term dates.
| Year | Students’ Year Level | School Term | School Term Dates | Monash Academy Term Dates | Taught at Monash Academy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Year 10 | Term 4 | 5 Oct – 18 Dec | Same as school | VCE Subjects Unit 1 |
| 2027 | Year 11 | Term 1 | 28 Jan – 25 Mar | VCE Subjects Unit 1 | |
| Year 11 | Term 2 | 12 Apr – 25 Jun | VCE Subjects Unit 2 | ||
| Year 11 | Term 3 | 12 Jul – 17 Sep | VCE Subjects Unit 2 |
Note: VCE subjects covered are English, Math Methods, General Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Accounting.
| Year | Students’ Year Level | School Term | School Term Dates | Monash Academy Term Dates | Taught at Monash Academy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Year 11 | Term 4 | 5 Oct – 18 Dec | Same as school | VCE Subjects Unit 3 |
| 2027 | Year 12 | Term 1 | 28 Jan – 25 Mar | VCE Subjects Unit 3 & 4 | |
| Year 12 | Term 2 | 12 Apr – 25 Jun | VCE Subjects Unit 4 | ||
| Year 12 | Term 3 | 12 Jul – 17 Sep | Model Exams |
Note: Students who get early access to complete VCE subject(s) in Year 11 should start Unit 3 from Term 4 of Year 10.
| Year | Students’ Year Level | School Term | School Term Dates | Monash Academy Term Dates | Taught at Monash Academy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Year 9 | Term 4 | 5 Oct – 18 Dec | Same as school | Year 10 Maths, English, Science |
| 2027 | Year 10 | Term 1 | 28 Jan – 25 Mar | ||
| Year 10 | Term 2 | 12 Apr – 25 Jun | |||
| Year 10 | Term 3 | 12 Jul – 17 Sep |
| Year | Students’ Year Level | School Term | School Term Dates | Monash Academy Term Dates | Taught at Monash Academy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Year 8 | Term 4 | 5 Oct – 18 Dec | Same as school | Year 9 Maths, English, Science |
| 2027 | Year 9 | Term 1 | 28 Jan – 25 Mar | ||
| Year 9 | Term 2 | 12 Apr – 25 Jun | |||
| Year 9 | Term 3 | 12 Jul – 17 Sep |
Years & Subjects We Tutor
Structured, curriculum-aligned tutoring across key VCE subjects — built around the official VCAA study design for each course.
VCE Mathematical Methods
Students build a strong foundation in functions, algebra, calculus and probability. Units 1 and 2 cover algebraic and transcendental functions along with an introduction to calculus and basic probability, while Units 3 and 4 extend into combined and transformed functions, differentiation, integration, and statistical inference — a key subject for STEM-related ATAR pathways.
Units 1–4VCE General Mathematics
A practical, real-world focused course covering data analysis, sequences, financial mathematics, linear and non-linear functions, matrices, and networks in Units 1 and 2. Units 3 and 4 (the Further Maths pathway) build on this with in-depth data analysis, recursion and financial modelling, matrices, and networks and decision mathematics.
Units 1–4VCE Chemistry
Students explore the structure, properties and reactions of materials, the chemistry of water, and how chemical principles support a more sustainable future in Units 1 and 2. Units 3 and 4 focus on energy production through fuels and electrochemical cells, organic and analytical chemistry, and a student-designed practical investigation.
Units 1–4VCE Biology
This course investigates how life is sustained at cellular, system and species levels. Units 1 and 2 examine cell structure and function alongside how organisms change and respond to challenges, while Units 3 and 4 build on molecular biology, gene expression, evolution, and the impact of human activity on biodiversity.
Units 1–4VCE English
Students develop the skills to analyse and create texts across written, spoken and multimodal forms. The course covers close reading and textual analysis, comparative study, argument and persuasive language, and crafting original written and oral texts of the student's own across all four units.
Units 1–4VCE Physics
This course investigates the fundamental principles that govern the physical world, from motion and forces to electricity, fields, waves, and modern physics. Units 1 and 2 examine how objects move and interact, alongside the behaviour of energy and matter, while Units 3 and 4 build on mathematical modelling, experimental investigations, fields, and contemporary physics concepts that explain the universe around us.
Units 1–4VCE Accounting
This course investigates how businesses record, report, and analyse financial information to make informed decisions. Units 1 and 2 examine the role of accounting in business, financial recording processes, and ethical decision-making, while Units 3 and 4 build on accounting systems, financial reporting, analysis, interpretation, and strategies for improving business performance.
Units 1–4Y10 English
This course develops advanced reading, writing, speaking, and analytical skills that prepare students for the demands of VCE English. Students explore a range of literary and non-fiction texts, learning how language, structure, and style shape meaning and influence audiences. The course also strengthens essay writing, text response, persuasive writing, and critical thinking skills through regular analysis and discussion.
Y10 Maths
This course develops the mathematical knowledge and problem-solving skills needed for success in senior secondary studies. Students build understanding across algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, probability, and linear relationships, while learning to apply mathematical reasoning to real-world situations. The course also strengthens analytical thinking, mathematical communication, and confidence in tackling increasingly complex problems.
Y9 English
This course develops essential reading, writing, speaking, and critical thinking skills that form the foundation for future English studies. Students explore a variety of literary and non-fiction texts, learning how authors use language, structure, and techniques to communicate ideas and influence audiences. The course also builds skills in essay writing, text analysis, creative writing, persuasive writing, grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension.
Y9 Maths
This course develops the core mathematical skills and problem-solving abilities required for success in secondary school. Students explore key topics including algebra, linear relationships, geometry, measurement, statistics, probability, and financial mathematics, while learning to apply mathematical reasoning in real-world contexts. The course also builds confidence, analytical thinking, and the ability to tackle increasingly complex mathematical challenges.
