Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority

Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority The VCAA is a statutory authority for Victorian government, Catholic and independent schools.

We are responsible for developing the curriculum, learning and development frameworks, and assessment for school students.

Nominations are open for the 2026 VCE Leadership Awards! 🤝 Parents – proud as punch of your young leader making an impac...
02/06/2026

Nominations are open for the 2026 VCE Leadership Awards! 🤝

Parents – proud as punch of your young leader making an impact in their school or wider community? Encourage them to chat to their teachers as this may be an opportunity for them to shine ✨

These awards celebrate VCE students involved in community activities and that show exemplary leadership attributes.

Learn more about the Awards, including the eligibility criteria ➡️
https://bit.ly/44bWCrP

30/05/2026

"I've never had a drone before, and I've always wanted to fly one," Juan says.

And so, he built one.

Juan Sebastian Espinosa Lancheros built Droner, the Customisable FPV Racing Drone, with a robust carbon frame. He completed VCE VET Integrated Technologies at Northern College of the Arts & Technology and Coburg High School.

See his drone, alongside other work by Victoria's emerging designers, at the 2026 Top Designs exhibition. Held at Melbourne Museum until 26 July, exhibition admission is free with general museum entry 🌟

The 2026 VCE examination timetable is now available 📆 The timetable was developed using the 2026 VCE and scored VCE VET ...
28/05/2026

The 2026 VCE examination timetable is now available 📆

The timetable was developed using the 2026 VCE and scored VCE VET Unit 3-4 enrolments. Dates and times for 2026 VCE written examinations are also now displayed in VASS.

View the timetable to understand how to best support your VCE students ➡️ vcaa.info/vce-timetable

Today marked the start of the Government Schools Principals Conference with a theme of 'Leading Together for Excellence ...
28/05/2026

Today marked the start of the Government Schools Principals Conference with a theme of 'Leading Together for Excellence and Equity' 🌟

This 2-day event brings together principals, assistant principals and system leaders to connect renowned leaders in education, discover new ways of thinking about leadership excellence and to network and learn from one another 🤝

Meaningful conversation with thousands of school leaders was a highlight and a significant part of why we're committed to attending this event each year.

VCAA CEO Andrew Smith and Executive Director Dr Sean Butler are presenting tomorrow (Friday 29 May, Workshop session three) on the theme in the context of the Victorian Curriculum.

Also in attendance was Minister for Education Ben Carroll MP, Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership CEO Marcia Devlin AM, PhD, GAICD and many other thought leaders in education.

In case you missed the latest updates to the Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0 website, here’s what’s new in Term 2 ...
27/05/2026

In case you missed the latest updates to the Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0 website, here’s what’s new in Term 2 ⬇️

🥼 A 2-page F–10 Science guide to support planning for teaching and learning across the Science strands (sneak peek below 👀)

🗨️ Curriculum planning examples for 9 Languages, with more to come in Term 3

đź‘Ź Updated pages for English as an Additional Language

Check out what’s new ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ujuLlF

Last Sunday, we proudly celebrated long‑serving staff across Victoria for their dedication and loyalty to public educati...
26/05/2026

Last Sunday, we proudly celebrated long‑serving staff across Victoria for their dedication and loyalty to public education at the 2026 Recognition of Service ceremony 👏

Each year, service recognition is awarded at a state level to staff who have achieved 40, 45, 50, 55 and, in some cases, 60 years of service.

VCAA CEO Andrew Smith and Executive Director of Curriculum Sean Butler attended the celebration, honouring the contributions of all recipients, including former VCAA staff member Daryl Sutton.

Daryl began his career with the Department of Education in May 1980. Throughout his career, and as the Vocational Education and Training (VET) Manager at the VCAA, he strongly advocated for VET and worked to improve access to high‑quality training for all learners 🎓

📢 School leaders – find out what you need to know about VCE and VPC.If you missed the 2026 Annual VCAA VCE Teachers Brie...
25/05/2026

📢 School leaders – find out what you need to know about VCE and VPC.

If you missed the 2026 Annual VCAA VCE Teachers Briefing, the presentation is now available on our website and provides an overview of current topics that can be shared with teaching teams.

Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ndNgVG

21/05/2026

VCE Literature students and literature enthusiasts – don't miss the livestream of Top Scribe 2026 on Friday 5 June, presented in partnership with The Wheeler Centre for Books, Writing and Ideas 📖

Part of our VCE Season of Excellence, Top Scribe is set to provide a platform for 25 talented young writers who excelled in their VCE Literature studies.

▶️ You're listening to 2025 Top Scribe author, Eliza Henson Gregg from Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School. Eliza is reading her piece based on Emily Dickinson's 'This is my letter to the World'.

Bookmark the link to the livestream for 5 June ➡️ https://bit.ly/4wmyOiv

Get a taste of what’s to come – order a copy of Top Scribe 2025 ➡️ https://bit.ly/43UNngZ

How do we design for the future? 🤔"…with people and the planet in mind, creating solutions that balance innovation, sust...
19/05/2026

How do we design for the future? 🤔

"…with people and the planet in mind, creating solutions that balance innovation, sustainability and human well being."

"Anticipating emerging needs, embracing innovation…improving the quality of life experienced by communities big and small."

As part of National Gallery of Victoria's Melbourne Design Week, explore how senior secondary students from across Victoria embrace the transformative potential of design through Top Designs 2026, now on display at Melbourne Museum ↗️

Discover the Design Process Hub to see how students design, test and refine their products, learning that innovative and ethical solutions come from constructive failure and intentional evaluation đź’ˇ

Top Designs 2026 runs all Melbourne Design Week (14-24 May), and is included with Melbourne Museum general admission ➡️ https://bit.ly/42YWN9J

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