The Victorian Curriculum F–10
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Term 2 2026
- Watch our short animation Know and understand the Victorian Curriculum F–10 (2:42) to refresh your knowledge and understanding.
- Plan for teaching and learning across the Science strands with our new Science guide. The 2-page PDF guide and supporting resources outline opportunities for combining strands in your teaching and learning. Use this guide for your own professional learning or when leading professional learning in your setting.
- Review the new links between achievement standard extracts and content descriptions on the English as an Additional Language (EAL) curriculum pages.
- Access our 4 new professional learning modules for English. Designed for primary and secondary English teachers and leaders, these flexible modules are engaging, practical and can be used at a time that suits you.
- Explore the recently published Languages curriculum planning examples and templates for Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Modern Greek and Spanish. Find them on the relevant Resources page or search the Resource Hub.
- Get inspired by all the high-quality curriculum-aligned resources in the Resource Hub. Keep coming back because we’ll be adding new planning and teaching resources across Term 2 2026.
Familiarisation and implementation timeline
Explore the timeline for familiarisation and implementation of the Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0, including upcoming dates for curriculum areas still being reviewed.
A leading curriculum for Victoria
The Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0 is structured around 8 discipline-based learning areas and 4 core capabilities, encompassing essential knowledge and skills. Fundamental to learning across the curriculum are the 3 foundational skills, which describe observable skills required for learning, while the 3 cross-curriculum priorities add national, regional and global perspectives.
The Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0 is comprehensive, knowledge-rich and interconnected, ensuring a cohesive and dynamic learning experience that enables students to become lifelong learners who are active and informed citizens that contribute to their world.
Find curriculum-aligned resources in the Resource Hub
Know and understand
Access resources and professional learning to familiarise yourself with the revised curriculum, including our short animation (2:42) about the key elements of the curriculum.
Plan and implement
Find new and updated templates and examples to plan for teaching and assessing the curriculum in your school. Use the Teacher and Leader Guide to plan for implementation using a whole-school curriculum approach.
Embed and extend
Explore individual curriculum areas more deeply as you begin to embed and implement the curriculum in classrooms, such as our new English professional learning modules designed for primary and secondary English teachers and leaders.