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Official curriculum documents for HSC Year 11 Food Technology

These original Year 11 resources support school-assessed study. They are not official board examinations. Your school determines its assessment program and chosen topics.

  • NESA Food Technology Stage 6 (2013) course page — Food Technology Stage 6 (2013); page lists Preliminary strands and weightings, course requirements and links the current syllabus DOCX; also notes a new Food Technology 11–12 draft syllabus open for consultation
  • Food Technology Stage 6 Syllabus (DOCX) — © 2009 Board of Studies NSW. Front matter lists updates to the original published version in April 2000 (Board Bulletin/Official Notices Vol 9 No 2, BOS 13/00), September 2009 (Official Notice BOS 42/09) and August 2013 (minor amendments); Year 11 content is section 8 (8.1–8.3), course requirements section 10; DOCX sha256 0f6f908af5f6728f9d81b696119a54fef33b0a39cc8bead488476c4db1c7c4bc
  • Food Technology Year 11 Sample assessment schedule A (DOCX) — NESA sample for implementation for Year 11 from Term 1, 2018. The three-task schedule is a sample only; the three course components and the 40/30/30 component weightings it uses are mandatory for Year 11 under NESA's Assessment and reporting in Food Technology page

Curriculum confirmation and 2027 applicability

The HSC Year 11 Food Technology pack follows the versions listed on its Official curriculum sources page. The course is expected to continue in 2027, but explicit 2027 confirmation is not recorded. Your school determines its assessment program and selected texts or topics. These are original study resources, not official board publications.

The official NESA course page and syllabus DOCX retrieved 8 November 2026 (re-checked 10 November 2026; DOCX byte-identical) show Food Technology Stage 6 (2013) as the current syllabus. The same page advertises a new Food Technology 11–12 draft syllabus for consultation under NSW Curriculum Reform, and NESA's syllabus consultations page gives Friday 18 December 2026 as the close of that 'Have your say' period. No implementation date for the new syllabus or separate 2027 confirmation was found on those pages, so this is not promoted to verified.