Years 11-12
A senior Mathematics pathway connecting functions, trigonometry, calculus, polynomials, probability and HSC examination technique.
CamLoc's senior mathematics courses support students studying Mathematics Advanced, Mathematics Extension 1 and Mathematics Extension 2. Lessons are aligned with the current NSW syllabus and are taught ahead of school, giving students more time to develop conceptual understanding, practise exam-style questions and refine problem-solving technique.
Lessons build conceptual understanding first, then move into HSC-style applications, feedback and precise mathematical communication.
Students are supported across Advanced, Extension 1 and Extension 2 pathways according to course selection and readiness.
2026 Senior Pathway
The 2026 senior pathway develops conceptual depth before examination technique. Year 11 content is sequenced across Mathematics Advanced and Extension 1; Year 12 support follows each student's enrolled HSC course and school assessment calendar.
A connected sequence built around functions, trigonometry, introductory calculus, exponential and logarithmic relationships, probability and data.
Domain and range, notation, graphical interpretation and transformations.
Measures of angles, exact values, graphs, identities and equations.
Differentiation, gradient as a rate of change, derivative rules and introductory applications.
Laws, equations, graphs, inverse relationships and modelling.
Probability, data representation, measures of centre and spread, and evidence-based conclusions.
A more demanding pathway connecting advanced functions and trigonometry with polynomials, combinatorics and the binomial theorem.
Advanced notation, transformations, equations, modelling and graphical connections.
Operations, roots, factors, remainder and factor theorems, equations and graphs.
Advanced angle relationships, identities, equations and multi-step reasoning.
Counting principles, arrangements, selections, restrictions and applications.
Expansions, coefficients, general terms and algebraic or combinatorial applications.
HSC Year
Year 12 teaching is aligned with the student's Mathematics Advanced, Extension 1 or Extension 2 course and adjusted to school assessment timing.
By the end of Year 11, students should use functions as a unifying language, apply trigonometric and calculus techniques, model exponential and logarithmic relationships, analyse probability and data, and solve advanced Extension 1 problems where applicable.
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