year12

If you’ve been grinding late into the night… revising till your eyes burn… only to wake up feeling foggy and forgetting half of what you studied… There’s a reason. And it’s not because you didn’t study hard enough. It’s because your brain doesn’t store learning while you’re awake. It stores...

If tutoring actually solved bad grades… Why are so many students with tutors still stuck on C’s and D’s? Why is it that every single student and parent who I speak to...always says 'we've been doing tutoring for years yet it hasn't worked'? Here’s what no one tells you... Tutoring was never...

I have lost my year 12 jersey as someone at school took it, has anyone been in a similar situation and if it wasn’t found was the school able to order another one individually?

HSC Alumni's, what are your year 11 and year 12 regrets?

NOTE: This was today's edition of ATAR Digest, my weekly newsletter (if you'd like to sign up for free, please email me at Luqmanarabofficial@gmail.com) ---- 🧠 Your Mindset is EVERYTHING! Once your mindset changes, everything on the outside will change along with it - Steve Maraboli The...

A page to communicate with others graduating in 2025 or completing HSC in 2025

Hey everyone, This year I'm sitting Modern Greek continuers (accelerated). Greek is my second language, we speak it at home often. Hence, I used to get upper 80s but now midish 90s (3rd in my class) are my norm in the subject. I usually sleep in class and want to hurry up and sit the HSC as the...

Hi there I’ve got these 2022 Year 12 Textbooks - Almost new for sale for a very low cost. Originally purchased over $500 worth (nuts I know). Most of these are over $75 each in Sydney. Postage flat price $10 Australiawide - Maths Standard Bundle (2 books) =$40 - Business text = $20 - Legal...

I'm finishing off holiday work assigned to me before school starts back and I find myself stuck on this question all the time: "In any GP, let Rn = T(n + 1) + T(n + 2) + ... + T(2n). Show that Rn:Sn = r^n:1, and hence find r if R8:S8 = 1:81" This is how the question is printed in my textbook...

Feel free to discuss anything in this thread (about the HSC of course) :)