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Last year 10 people got band sixes in mathematics. The highest WAS 99 but that was a 4U person that did it in case they dropped out of it. All nine are not.

Yes we were told that they were all marked harshly, especially chemistry and bio because the subject coordinator is the Supervisor of Marking for Newcastle bio. The majority of students failed the trials. The English papers were last year's independent, science was an amalgamation of papers...

So I finished trials last term and all rankings have all been correlated. The marks given are all raw. I still have an August assessment block to go, with the weightings between 10-30% Advanced English-Trial Mark 96/105 Trial Rank 2/190 Overall Rank 4/190 Extension One English-Trial Mark...

d) Skimming the fry vats... e)Filling up Sweet & Sour sauce f)Cloth Bucket g)Wiping down trays h)Stocking up straws Unless my treatment from managers differs from your treatment. If so, consider yourself lucky. Also, once when I was on dining a man asked me why McDonalds serves maple...

d) Skimming the fry vats... e)Filling up Sweet & Sour sauce f)Cloth Bucket g)Wiping down trays h)Stocking up straws Unless my treatment from managers differs from your treatment. If so, consider yourself lucky. Also, once when I was on dining a man asked me why McDonalds serves maple syrup...

I don't understand why you would do catholic studies when 1U SOR is much more interesting, counts towards your ATAR and has no religious bias.

catholic studies is a board approved, so it doesn't even contribute to your ATAR at all.

clearly the drone of maths online is seen as an inferior tool of knowledge to the plebs too

I detest my Fitzpatrick (and MIF for that matter) almost as much as Maths Online. It makes McDonalds look better, helping out in the community and such. I only use the worksheets as I am an employee of the great company that is McDonalds and I have an automatic log-in.

maths online is sponsored by McDonalds as it was initially an initiative for their employees to be more competent in maths. Enough said.

Because studying the curriculum is very draining. I had to number all my science practical books. God help me in year 12, I have no idea how I am going to cope. I hope that you are doing this in your set out ten minute break from the recommended pattern of 50 minutes studying 10 minutes in break.

I will not have him because I don't do a History and I know my religion teacher because I am in a class of 11 others who are not doing religion on the religion line lol. It was just my last Friday of freedom, Thank God!

for the genre module for the hsc year, I have no qualms for prelim.

Or not. I am undecided on which career path and my intentions are to go to Sydney University, where you do not do undergrad medicine anyway. The only MBBS I would contemplate doing the UMAT for would be UNSW, although 7 years for two degrees > 6 years for one degree plus the added stress of...

I am only doing extension one because I want to do extension two and I was pressured into doing ext. by my mother. I hope that we do crime and not science fiction

Medicine or Dentistry but I plan on doing a science degree first.

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I did things that were incredibly unnecessary The excel essential skills year 11 algebra book, five books on religion including the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church( such a bore) and have made notes on all the preliminary Bio topics, which has made me want to do the hsc course...

ah ok lol what does he teach?

st.marys in Maitland lol