Year 8-11 Selective Result Discussion (7 Viewers)

[Sir Jigger II]

You kids need to stop worrying about schools so much and actually go and study! If you study, you'll do well no matter where you go.

That is quite true

 

[eternallyboreduser]

good to be self aware !! do you think James Ruse will accept me if I trip down the stares and injure my skull?

What?

 

[Sir Jigger II]

One of my friends mates from Penrith apparently.

when did they recieve the email and is it for class of 25'?

 

[Sir Jigger II]

No means to burst your bubble but we definitely got rejected so i don’t think there’s a point in repeatedly asking lol

Yeh I already know lol, but at this point I just want the rejection letter to come as soon as possible lol

 

[Elvn]

when did they recieve the email and is it for class of 25'?

Uh earlier than today for the email and yeah I believe it's for class of '25. I'm trying to get their @ so I'm not lonely at open day lmao.

 

[Sir Jigger II]

Uh earlier than today for the email and yeah I believe it's for class of '25. I'm trying to get their @ so I'm not lonely at open day lmao.

icic, when is open day?

 

[lolcti]

has anyone got any idea about the exact number of spots in pshs for '26?

there should be around 20-25, I'm pretty sure they make a new class (I'm 50/50 don't listen to me or believe me)

 

[Elvn]

icic, when is open day?

November for 2024 applicants I believe?

 

[mmmmmmmmaaaaaaa]

When did she get email, to what year is she applying and does she already use this forum

to yr11, would've got it a few days ago now and 3. that doesn't matter

 

[Sir Jigger II]

Aight thanks for the info.

 

[slothsaresoslay]

Hi guys I got girra letter and penrith email yesterday and girra also sent HAST results with the letter

 

[Sir Jigger II]

Hi guys I got girra letter and penrith email yesterday and girra also sent HAST results with the letter

was penrith ur first choice?

 

[windows64]

Hi guys I got girra letter and penrith email yesterday and girra also sent HAST results with the letter

did u get gooddd

 

[eternallyboreduser]

Did you get reserve for Girra?

what yr did u try for

 

[slothsaresoslay]

was penrith ur first choice?

nope girraween

 

[slothsaresoslay]

did u get gooddd

uhm nope my hast results were inconsistent i did good in maths but horrible in reading

 

[slothsaresoslay]

what yr did u try for

11

 

[slothsaresoslay]

Did you get reserve for Girra?

no but i did for penrith

 

[Sethio]

What is the main reason why a school would space interviews so far apart? I've heard kids applying for similar years having interviews spanning around 11 days. Even the argument about the increased quota of interviews - because they have to account for 4-year groups (8,9,10,11) - doesn't make sense as you would logically stagger the interviews in blocks ie (year 8 -> 22nd- 24th, year 9 -> 25th-27th etc), right? My main query about this system is that if interviews are spaced so far apart (I doubt it takes 11 days to interview a one-year group), wouldn't this delay results indefinitely? Also the issue with "comparative marking" because increased times would surely make the standardisation between year groups harder because comparing a student's holistic skills to another one 11 days apart would be quite hard, wouldn't it? In one sense it could jeopardise at least one of these student's acceptance. Personally, this hasn't happened but I'm just interested.

 

[Sir Jigger II]

What is the main reason why a school would space interviews so far apart? I've heard kids applying for similar years having interviews spanning around 11 days. Even the argument about the increased quota of interviews - because they have to account for 4-year groups (8,9,10,11) - doesn't make sense as you would logically stagger the interviews in blocks ie (year 8 -> 22nd- 24th, year 9 -> 25th-27th etc), right? My main query about this system is that if interviews are spaced so far apart (I doubt it takes 11 days to interview a one-year group), wouldn't this delay results indefinitely? Also the issue with "comparative marking" because increased times would surely make the standardisation between year groups harder because comparing a student's holistic skills to another one 11 days apart would be quite hard, wouldn't it? In one sense it could jeopardise at least one of these student's acceptance. Personally, this hasn't happened but I'm just interested.

Why'd you mention this? Was someone saying interviews are so far apart?