In preparing for the initial implementation of the new Mathematics 7-10 syllabus in 2004, thirteen high schools from different districts across the state took part in a project focusing on developing dynamic mathematics programs. In 2003, the project addressed programming and teaching the new syllabus for years 7 and 8.
The Mathematics 7-10 dynamic programming project provided the thirteen mathematics faculties with time to plan, write programs and test the implementation of different programming approaches that cater for the needs of all students. The results of this project are shared with faculties across the state through this website.
Each project school received a grant to enable the faculty leader to take part in three one-day workshops (one each term) with the remainder of the funds supporting the development process within the school.
In 2004, some of the project schools changed as the focus of the project moved more to preparing to implement in Stage 5. Sefton High School, Trangie Central School, Henry Kendall High School and Heathcote High School joined the program replacing Randwick Boys High School, Manly Selective Campus, Nepean High School and South Grafton High School.
The project schools |
 | Bomaderry High School (Illawarra and South Coast Region)
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| | Casino High School (North Coast Region)
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| | Coomealla High School (Western NSW Region)
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| | Dapto High School (Illawarra and South Coast Region)
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| | Great Lakes College Forster Campus (North Coast Region)
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| | Manly Selective Campus (Northern Sydney Region)
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| | Nepean High School (Western Sydney Region)
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| | Pendle Hill High School (Western Sydney Region)
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| | Port Macquarie High School (North Coast Region)
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| | Randwick Boys High School (Sydney Region)
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| | South Grafton High School (North Coast Region)
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| | Strathfield Girls High School (South Western Sydney Region)
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| | Windsor High School (Western Sydney Region)
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| | Trangie Central School (New 2004, Western NSW Region)
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| | Heathcote High School (New 2004,Illawarra and South Coast Region)
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| | Henry Kendall High School (New 2004, Hunter / Central Coast Region)
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| | Sefton High School (New 2004,South Western Sydney Region )
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