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Up Student Administration
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| Mr Black |
Mr McCarthy |
Miss Willoughby |
Miss Dunn |
Mr Green |
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| Human Society
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& Its Environment |
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SOCIETY & CULTURE

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Society and Culture is
all about people.
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- How they live
- The way they think
- What they believe in
- Why they dress the way they do
- What music they listen to
- The way the media affects them
- The methods we can use to study
people
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Excursions
We go to the Nan Tien Buddhist Temple to experience life with the
monks
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And we go
surfing to see what surf culture is all about.

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The PIP (Personal
Interest Project) is worth 30% of your HSC mark.
You get to choose a
topic of your choice to investigate.
Click below to view an example of
past student work.
PIP |
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- Try to avoid using your car for short
journeys - ride a bicycle or walk.
- Plan ahead - combine trips, car share.
- Cold starts - drive off as soon as possible
after starting.
- Drive smoothly and efficiently - harsh
acceleration and heavy braking have a very significant effect on
fuel consumption, driving more smoothly saves fuel.
- Slow down - driving at high speeds
significantly increases fuel consumption.
- Use higher gears, as soon as traffic
conditions allow.
- Switch off - sitting stationary is zero km
per litre, switch off the engine whenever it is safe to do so.
- Lose weight - don’t carry unnecessary
weight, remove roof racks when not in use.
- Regular servicing helps keep the engine at
best efficiency.
- Keep the pressure up - make sure the tyres
are inflated to the correct pressure for the vehicle.
- Do not compromise safety but be aware that
the use of onboard electrical devices increases fuel consumption.
- Check your fuel consumption - it will help
you get the most from the car, changes in overall fuel consumption
may indicate a fault.
- Use air-conditioning sparingly - running
air-conditioning continuously will increase fuel consumption
significantly
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