Both the 2025 Y ARRIVER PAS À PAS sessions were aimed at apprehending the VCE School Assessed Coursework from a novel and specific point of view: that of the PROGRESSION expected in students’ work in the 3 VCAA-given outcomes, from Unit 1 to Unit 4 and, ultimately, the examination.
In short, both sessions offered teachers the opportunity to explore each outcome vertically, or chronologically: we looked at the evolution expected in SACs throughout the 2 years of VCE French, leading to the exam itself.
The first session on Friday 28 Feb focused on Outcome 1 (interpersonal communication) and Outcome 3 (presentational communication).
The Friday 2 May session allowed participants to focus on the multi-modal Outcome 2 (interpretative communication), as well as how every facet of the SACs helps prepare students for the final exam.
After Session 1, participants requested more time for workshopping SAC ideas.
Accordingly, after some presentations of exemplars of the evolution of Outcome 2 tasks from Unit 1 to Unit 4, the Y arriver pas à pas Session 2 was mainly dedicated to teachers working on developing tasks themselves.
MERCI à tous les participants pour votre présence, votre convivialité, le partage de vos idées, et votre feedback enthousiaste et constructif.
Most importantly, we are looking forward to continuing working with everyone who wishes to keep sharing ideas and developing ideas/courses/tasks.
BOOKED OUT
As part of the Alliance Français French Film Festival 2026, we are pleased to invite AFTV members to a screening of l'Étranger,
the superb new drama from multi award-winning writer/director François Ozon (Swimming Pool, 8 Women, Under
the Sand).
L'Étranger is
a gripping adaptation of Albert Camus’ landmark novella about a detached young expatriate on trial for murder in 1930s French-colonised
Algeria.
It gives us great pleasure to invite Upper Primary and Lower Secondary French teachers to an 'EPI workshop with Gianfranco Conti'.
Date Monday 25 May
Venue Catholic Leadership Centre, East Melbourne
Time 9.00am - 3.45pm