Years 7–10 English Program (ACARA)
Years 7–10 English Program (ACARA)
A complete, editable English programme — reading, writing, language and speaking — ready for junior secondary.
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Curriculum fit
A coherent ACARA English programme
Sequenced units, texts and rubrics balance the language, literature and literacy strands.
How to teach it
A suggested teaching sequence
- Sequence the yearA coherent programme balances reading, writing and language.
- Teach with prepared unitsLessons, texts and tasks are ready to use.
- Build writing over timeGenre units and rubrics develop writing progressively.
- Assess with clear criteriaRubrics and keys make marking consistent and fast.
What’s covered
Skills & topics inside
- Reading & comprehension
- Writing across genres
- Grammar & vocabulary
- Speaking & listening
- Assessment & rubrics
Differentiation & assessment
Built to work for every learner
A complete, adaptable English programme lets you differentiate texts and tasks, support developing readers and writers, and challenge your strongest students within one shared scheme.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Do these align with the Australian Curriculum?
Yes. Topics and skills support the Australian Curriculum (ACARA v9) and, where relevant, NAPLAN-style practice for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. They suit classrooms in every state and territory. We are an independent publisher and not affiliated with ACARA.
Can I adapt it to my school?
Yes. Everything is editable to fit your English scope and sequence.
What will I receive, and can I reuse it?
Everything downloads instantly as editable Microsoft Word documents and PowerPoint slides with full answer keys, so you can print class sets or teach on screen. Each purchase is licensed for your own classroom and can be reused with new students every year.
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