Classbasics publishes complete student workbooks for VCE studies and the Victorian Curriculum F–10. Every booklet below is a free PDF download — no account, no checkout, no catch. Our paid platform — automatic marking and analysis — opens in beta Term 4 2026.
Browse the catalogue Get beta accessTwo tiers: delivered series that are QA-complete, and the birth–Year-10 series still under construction. 381 booklets live today; 176 more in progress.
The workbooks are free. The platform is how we keep the lights on: automatic marking, analytics and practice built on the same content — launching in beta in Term 4 2026. Schools and teachers can register interest now.
Email us for beta accessSchool purchases, invoicing and POs: admin@vwx.au.
Our goal is to cover every VC2 subject except LOTE — there are too many languages for us to cover LOTE well, so it is likely never covered. Everything else is on the roadmap.
No subject will ever claim 100% coverage. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander content is excluded by policy in every subject where it appears (see the legal block below), so per-subject coverage is intentionally below 100% — and each book publishes its coverage register in its contents booklet, so you can see exactly what is and isn't covered.
All documents are living documents: when errors are found and fixed, the document is improved and reissued.
Curriculums routinely use words that don't have universally accepted definitions. A student can't reason about an undefined term — they can only absorb whatever the writer assumed. So every Classbasics workbook follows a binding house rule:
Contested terms are defined at first use, and the definition is attributed to a named source.
Where positions genuinely differ, every position is presented at its strongest before anything is evaluated.
Assessment rewards the quality of reasoning, not the conclusion reached.
This isn't a political adjustment to the curriculum — it's the curriculum's own Critical and Creative Thinking standard, applied consistently.