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actually if you get the secret super band 7 they tell you your atar in september before the hsc exams even start!!!!!!!!!!!!! (this is 100% real. my friend told me. trust)

alright whoever at my school organised the timetable so that i am in cafs by default, i have it out for you, i am not thriving doing this irp rn.

honestly this is so valid, compressed curriculum can get so stressful just with the time crunch

in theory yes, reality no, but that's just like. teenager stuff hahaha

i have no idea how this system would work at a larger school tbh... the biggest reason it works at mine is because the year 11/12 cohorts are both tiny and can be easily mixed and still be smaller in size than most mainstream schools, fitting like 200 students into an exam hall sounds like hell

it's nice around exam periods but it's definitely a grind sometimes, like missing one day at my school is basically equal to missing two mainstream which can add up really quick

compressed curriculum hsc involves doing 3 subjects in year 11, doing the whole prelim/hsc course incl. hsc exams, then rinse and repeat in year 12!!!

i’m not doing an accelerated hsc so i’m probably not the right person to talk to about it!! i’m doing a compressed curriculum hsc which is it’s own beast haha - but i do agree with your point about learning about new ways of taking the hsc on here, i do think it’s pretty neat there are different...

i finally gave myself a signature so i don't need to keep bringing that up everytime i talk about my hsc experiences 🙏

i did modern last year (i'm doing a compressed curriculum hsc... so like speedrun prelim & hsc course for 3 subjects y11, sit exams, repeat) and i'm gonna be so real it was so much better than ancient mostly because i was more interested in it

guys i did it i turned in the paperwork to drop ancient history today, war is over 🙏 (idec about my atar anymore i just want to make i through the hsc with some sanity left)

my favourite lyric in the nesa malpractice warning is "raise your hand if you have a mobile phone or any other unauthorised material" god it's so beautiful...i cry everytime i get so emotional

you're so real for this tbh. like i used to be like this, and then i moved into alternative schooling and was like "actually no i like it here".... and now i'm ready to graduate and get out hahaha

i realised i forgot to post what exams i have here. oops cafs 18/10 ancient history 22/10 (will probs be dropping this subject anyways because i am #struggling) investigating science 25/10 eng ext 1 04/11 i'm just so grateful to not be doing back to back exams again like i did last year. that...

whoever made ext eng 1 an afternoon exam i love you so much.

i got them last year! :)

this is a really good question actually! i'm not sure, i think both schemes have upsides and downsides - it is definitely better during exam season studying for 3 subjects as opposed to 6, and i feel more confident going into this year's hsc because i already have half of mine and know what...

i did back to back exams last year (i’m doing a compressed curriculum hsc, so i have already technically got half my hsc, for clarity) and it was absolutely rough, not to scare you but i don’t wish for that again hahaha

not 100% sure, but it should be some time in the morning i’d imagine?? i don’t think nesa likes to drop things like that in the morning/evening purely based off experience

i honestly just want afternoon exams… i had an afternoon exam last year for modern it was so good because my teacher let us come into school and just cram in a spare classroom before the actual hsc exam (albeit, i go to an alternative school so i don’t know if this is possible in mainstream?)