9 and 10) All students undertake studies in the following subjects: English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities (History, Geography and Economics) Information and Communications Technology, Health and Physical Education. The curriculum is based on the Australian Curriculum. Elective studies may be chosen from; The Arts- Technology (& Information Technology at Year 10)- Languages, either Chinese, Italian, Japanese or Spanish. Students in the Select Entry and High Achieving Classes at Year 10 are able to undertake VCE studies whilst in Year 10. Senior School (Years 11 and 12) The College operates four types of programs in the Senior School: Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) – the College offers a wide selection of studies within the VCE. International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP) – the College offers IBDP as an alternative to VCE. Vocational Education and Training (VET) units – these units are offered to students by the College and across a cluster of local schools. Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) – the College offers this program to a limited number of students SELP program The college holds a SEAL (Select Entry Accelerated Learning) accreditation with the Academy of Accredited SEAL schools (TAASS), a for profit group which has taken over such accreditation since the department of education dropped SEAL schools programs in 2014. The college is the only school in Wyndham to hold this program. The program starts in Year 7 and runs to 10. At year 7 and 8 there are 3 classes; 1 SELP IB class(not affiliated with the schools IB program as the school is only registered and accredited to provide the IB Diploma program) and 2 SELP classes. Consecutive years currently only run with two classes at each year level. During Year 11 and Year 12 where there is only one class. Students in the SELP program must have at least 90% attendance. It is also required for SELP students to have an average of 70% in all of their core subjects. The college was granted permission to hold the IB Diploma program in 2009, and began offering the program in 2013. Co-curricular activities The College provides a significant variety of co-curricular activities and experiences in which students may become involved. A growing number of students are undertaking the Duke of Edinburgh Award, first offered at Werribee Secondary College in 2003. Students have completed the award to bronze, silver and gold levels. The College fields a number of inter-school