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LOL :lol: Sorry :(

I'll be graduating at 17 too. But I'll be getting my jersey sometime in Term 2. Can't wait! :biggrin:

Same here I suck at poetry although I am interested in Japanese Haiku poetry

I haven't got my jersey yet. But I am excited about it

IKR. There are a few students in my grade that were even born in 2001 and they are doing the HSC next year. :blink2:

I don't think it'll be that special even though we are the last ones to be taught under the old syllabus. But I like to think that the 2018ers (including me) are special in that sense. :jump: :tennisclap: :)

If you're on top of your work and you're organised. You'll be alright :) I dropped Economics and I now have 11 units which means I have free periods which allow me to study and do some homework or assignments so I can be on top of my work. :biggrin:

No, I don't think so. In fact, my School Librarian Mrs. Bale who is also my Curriculum Advisor and my Studies of Religion Teacher has planned some Extra Studies of Religion classes. Here's why. At the start of Year 11, we were supposed to do Christianity and Buddhism (the one I wanted to do and...

A wild 2018er has appeared (me) XD :lol: Good luck to all the other 2018ers in their HSC adventures! :)

XD :p Probably not :spin:

I just completed my first day of Year 12. Two words: Awkward and funny. Some subjects started with Year 12 stuff (like English with the Area of Study, Discovery) while other subjects like Maths continued with Year 11 stuff. The majority of the new Year 12s like me went to Sport when I initially...

So excited for Year 12 on Tuesday 10th October Year 11 was a mess for me too. I'm doing 1984 by George Orwell. Who else is excited for Year 12?

Thanks Mei for your post :)

Thank you so much! Good luck in your exams too :jump: :)

history of japan by bill wurtz and also history of the world

I know right! :mad:

What topics do I need to study for in my Visual Arts Yearly Exam next Monday?

You're not alone :awesome: I like to spread my subjects out evenly. I'm falling in Economics and I don't really care about it because I'm going to drop it anyway at the end of Term 3 2017.

What is the best way to study for my yearly English and Art exams?

I did and I'm very happy with my schedule. I have no afternoon sessions lol:awesome: