Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS)

Participating in the HASS curriculum will develop in students:

  • a deep knowledge and sense of wonder, curiosity and respect for places, people, cultures, events, ideas and environments throughout the world
  • a lifelong sense of belonging to, and engagement with, civic life, with the capacity and willingness to be informed, responsible, ethical and active participants in society at a local, national and global scale
  • a knowledge, understanding and an appreciation of the past and the forces that shape society
  • the ability to think critically, solve problems, make informed decisions and propose actions in relation to real-world events and issues
  • enterprising behaviours and capabilities that enable them to be active participants and decision-makers in matters affecting them, which can be transferred into life, work and business opportunities
  • an understanding of, and commitment to, the concepts of sustainability to bring about equity and social justice
  • a knowledge and understanding of the connections among the peoples of Asia, Australia and the rest of the world.

Visit School Curriculum and Standards Authority ‘Humanities and Social Sciences‘ here.