Peculiar People School

This course introduces students to the fascinating world of psychology by exploring the most influential experiments and case studies that shaped our understanding of human behavior. Instead of learning psychology only through theory, participants will dive into the discoveries, methods, and results of real research, from Pavlov’s dogs to the Stanford Prison Experiment.

Students will examine how psychologists investigate memory, learning, motivation, social influence, and mental health. Each module focuses on key areas of psychology, illustrated with classic and modern experiments, highlighting both their scientific contributions and the ethical questions they raised.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand the major fields of psychology through experimental evidence.

• Critically analyze how scientific studies reveal the complexity of human behavior.

• Recognize the ethical challenges in psychological research.

• Apply psychological concepts to everyday life, education, work, and relationships.

This course is ideal for high school and university students, educators, and anyone curious about human behavior who wants to learn psychology in a practical, engaging, and experimental way.

🎯 Course Overview

This integrated science program combines the key content from Year 8 and Year 9 of the Australian Curriculum into a single year. Students explore core scientific concepts across biology, chemistry, physics, and Earth sciences, while developing skills in inquiry, analysis, and communication. The course emphasizes hands-on learning, collaborative experimentation, and the relevance of science in everyday life.

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• Grammar
• Writing
• Reading
• Spelling 
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This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Game Theory, the study of strategic interaction among rational decision-makers. Students will learn to analyze games in normal and extensive form, identify dominant and dominated strategies, compute Nash and Subgame Perfect Equilibria, and explore advanced topics including mixed strategies, repeated games, reputation, signaling, and auctions.

Through lectures (Polak), textbook readings (Dutta, Watson, Emir, Spence), and structured problem sets (PS1 & PS2), the course combines theory with applications in economics, politics, law, and business. By the end, students will be able to apply game-theoretic tools to understand cooperation, conflict, and strategic behavior in real-world situations.

Students will understand the fundamental principles of geography and apply them by creating a personal World Atlas that includes all countries, with maps, data, culture, economy, landmarks, and reflections, in a creative scrapbook (digital or physica

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nglish for Years 9–10 develops students’ skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening, grammar, and critical analysis. Students study a wide range of texts, including novels, short stories, poetry, drama, speeches, articles, media texts, and nonfiction.

Throughout the course, students learn how to analyse themes, characters, language, structure, context, and an author’s purpose. They also develop the ability to compare texts, interpret implied meanings, evaluate different viewpoints, and support their ideas with relevant evidence.

Students strengthen their writing through analytical essays, persuasive responses, creative pieces, reports, and formal presentations. Grammar, vocabulary, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure, and editing skills are developed throughout the course to improve accuracy, fluency, and style.

By the end of the course, students will be more confident readers, writers, speakers, and critical thinkers, with the skills needed for senior secondary English and future study.

This course introduces students to the study of living organisms and the processes that allow life to survive, grow, reproduce, and interact with the environment. Students will explore cells and their structures, body systems, genetics and inheritance, reproduction, evolution, ecosystems, biodiversity, and the relationships between organisms and their surroundings.

Through practical investigations, experiments, microscopy, and scientific analysis, students will develop important laboratory and research skills. They will learn how to collect and interpret data, evaluate scientific evidence, and explain biological processes using clear scientific reasoning.

The course also examines how biology is applied in medicine, health, agriculture, biotechnology, conservation, and environmental science. By the end of the course, students will have developed a strong foundation in biological concepts and scientific thinking, preparing them for further study in senior secondary biology and related sciences.

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