This course contains aspects of Biological and Environmental Sciences

Human Body – How do we work?  Cells – What makes living things different?  Environment – How do animals and plants grow?  Environment – What are ecosystems and how do they function?

By the end of this unit students will be able to identify and describe the organs and describe their function in a multicellular organism; examine the specialised cells and tissues involved in supporting life; identify and describe the form, structure and major functions of plant and animal cells; compare reproductive systems of organisms; distinguish between sexual and asexual reproduction; identify the interrelationships between organisms and organisms and their environment; Understand the flow of energy through ecosystems; and understand adaptations of plants and animals that enhance survival.

The unit cost indicated is the 2024 fee. Please note that all unit fees are currently being reviewed and 2025 costs will be provided once approved by School Council.

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