NEW in this edition:

• The new curriculum is delivered through inspiring content, clear and highly visual text design, improved readability and simplified language to engage all students
• Science as a Human Endeavour elaborations are signposted in the curriculum box at the start of chapters, and updated Science as a Human Endeavour boxes throughout help students connect the content with the real-world to fully appreciate the value of learning (and loving) science.
• Sustainability content has been added across all year levels, including Explore! activities in each chapter that consider the sustainability aspect of key concepts.
• The skills chapter in each year level now explores the importance of ethics in science and the real world, with content chapters exploring ethical considerations through explicit material such as organ donation and genetic testing.
• Refined hands-on activities in every chapter offer both short laboratory activities and longer investigations that develop students’ inquiry skills. Many of these practical activities include a research component that meets the requirements of the Science Inquiry strand and can also be used as extension material. All practicals have been completely revised and enhanced by a lab technician to ensure scientific accuracy and easy application for students across all year levels.
• Narrated practical videos walk students through experiment set-up and execution, and can be used by remote or absent students, or to familiarise themselves with the techniques and processes before attempting the practical in class. Videos are indicated by an icon in the print book.
• Learning goals at the start of each section outline what students can expect to learn and are linked to an end-of-chapter checklist that helps students keep track of their progress and revise chapter content.
• Comprehensive teacher notes and a curated internet resource list for each chapter supports teachers in finding reliable information relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples knowledge and practices.
• NEW editable PowerPoint chapter summaries support teachers to deliver the new curriculum and summarise the focus area dot points for each chapter.
• Even more assessment opportunities to support and measure student growth include NEW adaptive pre-tests and post-tests for every chapter and graded multiple-choice questions in both online and downloadable chapter tests to support varying student ability.

NEW in this edition:

• The new curriculum is delivered through inspiring content, clear and highly visual text design, improved readability and simplified language to engage all students
• Science as a Human Endeavour elaborations are signposted in the curriculum box at the start of chapters, and updated Science as a Human Endeavour boxes throughout help students connect the content with the real-world to fully appreciate the value of learning (and loving) science.
• Sustainability content has been added across all year levels, including Explore! activities in each chapter that consider the sustainability aspect of key concepts.
• The skills chapter in each year level now explores the importance of ethics in science and the real world, with content chapters exploring ethical considerations through explicit material such as organ donation and genetic testing.
• Refined hands-on activities in every chapter offer both short laboratory activities and longer investigations that develop students’ inquiry skills. Many of these practical activities include a research component that meets the requirements of the Science Inquiry strand and can also be used as extension material. All practicals have been completely revised and enhanced by a lab technician to ensure scientific accuracy and easy application for students across all year levels.
• Narrated practical videos walk students through experiment set-up and execution, and can be used by remote or absent students, or to familiarise themselves with the techniques and processes before attempting the practical in class. Videos are indicated by an icon in the print book.
• Learning goals at the start of each section outline what students can expect to learn and are linked to an end-of-chapter checklist that helps students keep track of their progress and revise chapter content.
• Comprehensive teacher notes and a curated internet resource list for each chapter supports teachers in finding reliable information relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples knowledge and practices.
• NEW editable PowerPoint chapter summaries support teachers to deliver the new curriculum and summarise the focus area dot points for each chapter.
• Even more assessment opportunities to support and measure student growth include NEW adaptive pre-tests and post-tests for every chapter and graded multiple-choice questions in both online and downloadable chapter tests to support varying student ability.

NEW in this edition:

• The new curriculum is delivered through inspiring content, clear and highly visual text design, improved readability and simplified language to engage all students
• Science as a Human Endeavour elaborations are signposted in the curriculum box at the start of chapters, and updated Science as a Human Endeavour boxes throughout help students connect the content with the real-world to fully appreciate the value of learning (and loving) science.
• Sustainability content has been added across all year levels, including Explore! activities in each chapter that consider the sustainability aspect of key concepts.
• The skills chapter in each year level now explores the importance of ethics in science and the real world, with content chapters exploring ethical considerations through explicit material such as organ donation and genetic testing.
• Refined hands-on activities in every chapter offer both short laboratory activities and longer investigations that develop students’ inquiry skills. Many of these practical activities include a research component that meets the requirements of the Science Inquiry strand and can also be used as extension material. All practicals have been completely revised and enhanced by a lab technician to ensure scientific accuracy and easy application for students across all year levels.
• Narrated practical videos walk students through experiment set-up and execution, and can be used by remote or absent students, or to familiarise themselves with the techniques and processes before attempting the practical in class. Videos are indicated by an icon in the print book.
• Learning goals at the start of each section outline what students can expect to learn and are linked to an end-of-chapter checklist that helps students keep track of their progress and revise chapter content.
• Comprehensive teacher notes and a curated internet resource list for each chapter supports teachers in finding reliable information relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples knowledge and practices.
• NEW editable PowerPoint chapter summaries support teachers to deliver the new curriculum and summarise the focus area dot points for each chapter.
• Even more assessment opportunities to support and measure student growth include NEW adaptive pre-tests and post-tests for every chapter and graded multiple-choice questions in both online and downloadable chapter tests to support varying student ability.

NEW in this edition:

• The new curriculum is delivered through inspiring content, clear and highly visual text design, improved readability and simplified language to engage all students
• Science as a Human Endeavour elaborations are signposted in the curriculum box at the start of chapters, and updated Science as a Human Endeavour boxes throughout help students connect the content with the real-world to fully appreciate the value of learning (and loving) science.
• Sustainability content has been added across all year levels, including Explore! activities in each chapter that consider the sustainability aspect of key concepts.
• The skills chapter in each year level now explores the importance of ethics in science and the real world, with content chapters exploring ethical considerations through explicit material such as organ donation and genetic testing.
• Refined hands-on activities in every chapter offer both short laboratory activities and longer investigations that develop students’ inquiry skills. Many of these practical activities include a research component that meets the requirements of the Science Inquiry strand and can also be used as extension material. All practicals have been completely revised and enhanced by a lab technician to ensure scientific accuracy and easy application for students across all year levels.
• Narrated practical videos walk students through experiment set-up and execution, and can be used by remote or absent students, or to familiarise themselves with the techniques and processes before attempting the practical in class. Videos are indicated by an icon in the print book.
• Learning goals at the start of each section outline what students can expect to learn and are linked to an end-of-chapter checklist that helps students keep track of their progress and revise chapter content.
• Comprehensive teacher notes and a curated internet resource list for each chapter supports teachers in finding reliable information relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples knowledge and practices.
• NEW editable PowerPoint chapter summaries support teachers to deliver the new curriculum and summarise the focus area dot points for each chapter.
• Even more assessment opportunities to support and measure student growth include NEW adaptive pre-tests and post-tests for every chapter and graded multiple-choice questions in both online and downloadable chapter tests to support varying student ability.

NEW EDITION for the 2026 study year.

Cambridge Checkpoints VCE are updated regularly to incorporate recent official exams and changes to the VCE study design, providing you with the most up-to-date exam preparation available.

Units 3&4 titles include access to Cambridge Digital Checkpoints VCE to help you prepare for your exams anytime and anywhere with:

• an online, interactive and responsive version of your study guide that is optimised for reading on your tablet, mobile phone, laptop or desktop computer
• videos summarising important concepts you need to remember
• QuizMeMore additional auto- or self-marking questions for additional revision.
• Past examination questions
• Answers and suggested responses

NEW EDITION for the 2026 study year.

Cambridge Checkpoints VCE are updated regularly to incorporate recent official exams and changes to the VCE study design, providing you with the most up-to-date exam preparation available.

Units 3&4 titles include access to Cambridge Digital Checkpoints VCE to help you prepare for your exams anytime and anywhere with:

• an online, interactive and responsive version of your study guide that is optimised for reading on your tablet, mobile phone, laptop or desktop computer
• videos summarising important concepts you need to remember
• QuizMeMore additional auto- or self-marking questions for additional revision.
• Past examination questions
• Answers and suggested responses

The textbook will closely follow the new Study Design and will continue to cater to students of all abilities, assisting them to learn the key knowledge and develop key skills through the collection, interpretation and analysis of economic data.

Arthur Miller's classic parable of mass hysteria draws a chilling parallel between the Salem witch-hunt of 1692 - 'one of the strangest and most awful chapters in human history' - and the McCarthyism that gripped America in the 1950s. The story of how the small community of Salem is stirred into madness by superstition, paranoia and malice, culminating in a violent climax, is a savage attack on the evils of mindless persecution and the terrifying power of false accusations.

Supporting the Australian Curriculum for English, Insight’s Daily Language Practice series is designed to reinforce the key skills of grammar, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary and reading comprehension through targeted daily exercises.

Aimed at students in Years 7 and 8, Daily Language Practice Book 1 and Daily Language Practice Book 2 are the perfect supplementary resources for students at a range of skill levels. Ideal for daily warm-ups, homework tasks or informal assessments, the variety of exercises across each title cover a wide range of topics to engage students and make learning the fundamentals of English approachable and interesting.

Clearly and logically structured, each book in the series helps to develop proficiency in the interrelated strands of language, literature and literacy through scaffolded activities and questions, and allows students to practise these key English skills independently, either in the classroom or at home.

By encouraging frequent focused practice, Insigh’s Daily Language Practice series helps students to rehearse and retain core English skills, solidifying their foundation for further studies.

EACH TITLE FEATURES:

         Forty weeks of ten-minute daily activities that develop grammar, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary and reading comprehension skills

·         Varied text types and engaging topics for reading comprehension tasks

·         A wide variety of activity types, including NAPLAN-style questions

·         Progress charts to help identify areas for improvement

·         Vocabulary sheets to track and reinforce retention of new words

·         Complete answer sheets, available online.