高中（10年级）

10年级的学生处于充分的条件，可以充分利用TAS所提供的全部生活。除了学业上的追求外，还鼓励学生将自己扩展到对品格和目标的发展同等重要的其他领域。到10年级结束时，学生应具备完善的技能和信心，并承担起准备高中证书的准备，并开发了可以成功取得学术成果的技术和支架。（学校证书已于2011年废止，从2012年开始，符合条件的学生在获得高中证书之前离开学校，将获得新南威尔士州学校成绩记录（RoSA）。）在9年级和10年级，TAS的所有学生都必须学习英语，数学，科学，HSIE和PDHPE，并在10年级中包括基督教发
Year 10 students are well placed to make the most of all that life at TAS has to offer. Alongside academic pursuits, students are encouraged to extend themselves in other areas equally important to the development of character and purpose. By the end of Year 10, students should be well-equipped to take on their preparation for the Higher School Certificate with confidence and commitment, having developed the techniques and scaffolding upon which successful academic outcomes can be achieved. (The School Certificate was abolished in 2011, from 2012 eligible students who leave school before receiving their Higher School Certificate will receive the NSW Record of School Achievement (RoSA)). In Years 9 and 10 all students at TAS are required to study English, Mathematics, Science, HSIE and PDHPE, with Christian Development and Careers included in Year 10. The core subjects are graded in that they all have an extension class for more able students, chosen on merit, with the remaining two classes mixed. Year 9 and 10 students also study three electives over the two years, which have generally been selected in Year 8 (for boys and girls already at TAS) and in consultation with the Director of Studies based on subjects previously studied (for those commencing TAS in Year 10). During second semester, students will, along with the Director of Studies, the Careers Advisor and in Advisor groups, make selections for the 40-odd subjects on offer for the HSC. Year 10 is generally the preferred year for students to explore the culture of another country through a term exchange at one of our many fellow Round Square schools, around the world. It is also prime time for participating in inter-house debating and public speaking, and performing in the school musical. Service remains an intrinsic part of school life.