Making a page title in workset dynamic

Good Day All;
I am using portal wizard to create a workset with 4 pages. I need one of these pages title to be dynamic specificaly displays "current year".
What I want in the page name filed where to add the text, could I add some code to reflect the dynamic date?
Regards

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