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Our dux got a 96 ATAR and she didn't rank anywhere in the top 5 of her subjects for the whole year :') (school is ranked in the 300s which is they the top score might seem low to some)

Was excited to finally be able to wear the senior uniform :') realised it looked like shit

has anyone ever achieved 95+ without tutoring? everyone is telling me to get a tutor for year 11 & 12

I was thinking of doing half notebooks and the other half binders so my bag would be very light :spin: but i'm scared if i bring loose sheet into class my teachers will kill me lmao. How is everyone else organising their stuff?

I'm going to go with Binders for year 11 and 12 (except maths) and maybe just bring some papers to school in a folder to use then put it into the binders at home. Hehehehe gonna have a light bag

hey, im in year 10 too... in terms of scaling i personally don't think it will scale very well. Since you asked if 'intelligent kids' will do the subject the smarties in my grade did not choose it, and the grade required to pick a course for my grade was a D whereas phys and chem were B in...

I'm 15 and I work in a pharmacy, personally I think its better to start early and gain/build experiences + skills (time management- later on helps how you manage your workload at school in year 12) ALSO think about the amount of students who will be applying for jobs after they graduate high...

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No, it depends on the person. In my opinion I think its not worth it :) Go by tutoring centre if he chooses to go tutoring

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