is it compulsory to go to school after the trials? (1 Viewer)

[Iota]

Can a school actually withold your certificate?

 

[SipSip]

Pft!! if they are corrupted!! i mean as long as you've done the required hours...you're fine

 

[dark`secrets]

my trials are on wk 6-7 and work would still be continued after my trails.
*sigh*

 

[Xayma]

No STUVAC is much longer than that..

STUVAC is the week after the 2 weeks holiday.

STUVAC is normally refereed to as the 3 weeks between the end of term 3 and the start of the HSC exams.

 

[charmed_cuties]

well isn't it betta off going to school after the trials as u need to prepare for the hsc, and revision with the class may help u continuing studying! well my trials are in week 6 and 7 so still got a long way to go!

 

[SipSip]

if you were actually well prepared for the trials and did well for it...it practically means you're set for the HSC...just smooth out the edges and make little adjustments and you'll be fine! i mean you've already revised the stuff

 

[Sarah168]

Alot of people tend to relax after the HSC though...whether it is better to take a break or maintain the momentum...i dunno. Hmmm

 

[iambored]

we still learnt things after trials and did revision, i went and would recommend going, maybe if you have to take off odd days then do it

 

[kylie_robbo]

If you go to a private school, you have to go to school up until your final assembly. If you go to a state school, you don't have to turn up after your trials.

Our final assembly is the last day of term 3, and we have the three week STUVAC, but the final week of that (kinder-yr 11 W1T4) we can go to school for the optional year 12 tutorial week.

 

[Sarah168]

No. School is compulsory after the trials in state schools. Up to the final assembly. It's just so happens that many can't be bothered to show up.