Picking subjects is always a tough decision to make and has a massive impact on your HSC experience. You will often hear that you should pick subjects with high scaling or possibly miss out on doing subjects you enjoy. This article will focus on helping you approach these questions and hopefully make the decision making process easier for you.

We dive into how to write an English introduction using a structure that you can repeat for a wide range of essays, giving tips and tricks to make your introduction clear, concise, and HSC ready!

An overview of the best high schools in Sydney and how to select the right one to support your academic goals and overall school experience.

The English Advanced syllabus is undergoing notable changes, as outlined in the draft proposal for the new upcoming English Advanced syllabus. Click to find out more.

HSC English Standard can be difficult to study for. In this blog, we go over high-value tips that will help you achieve a Band 6!

What does your teacher mean when they discuss context? Learn more here.

Stuck with finding a related text for the Common Module of English Advanced in Year12? Learn more here.

Many struggle over low marks, and yet don’t realise it’s due to their anxiety ruining it all. What’s this secret killer’s trick?

What’s the first term assignment, and why does it set the tone for your HSC success so early on? Click to find out more.

In this blog, we'll explore the best related texts for every elective of English Extension and provide a short summary of each.

In this blog, we'll explore the top 20 public and private schools for their English Advanced and Extension success rates, and discuss whether you need to get into these schools to do well.

In this blog, we'll explore the early entry systems offered by universities in New South Wales (NSW), how they select applicants and the benefits of preparing as early as Year 10.

Here is your run down on medical entry in Australia so you can get a headstart in planning your future medical career!

As the academic year kicks off, students often embark on their journey with enthusiasm, armed with resolutions and grand plans for success. However, the excitement tends to wane as the term progresses, and many find their well-intentioned goals falling by the wayside. To foster lasting success, it's crucial to not only set ambitious targets but also build habits that withstand the challenges of a rigorous school term. Here are four evidence-based strategies to help students create habits that endure:

As the school bells chime and the backpacks are dusted off, students find themselves on the brink of a new academic year. While the prospect of fresh beginnings is exciting, it's essential to tread carefully to avoid stumbling into common pitfalls that can hinder both educational and personal growth. In this guide, we'll explore four of the most significant challenges students often face and offer evidence-based strategies to skip past these hurdles.

Procrastination, the elusive adversary of productivity, is a common challenge faced by students and professionals alike. Understanding the psychological underpinnings of procrastination and implementing effective strategies is key to breaking free from its grip. In this blog post, we will explore the science behind procrastination and delve into five substantial strategies to prevent it.

High school life can be a whirlwind of activities, deadlines, and unexpected occurrences. One moment you're on track with your study plan, and the next, an unexpected event throws a wrench into your carefully laid out schedule. Whether it's oversleeping, falling behind, or facing unforeseen challenges, the key is not to dwell on the setback but to focus on what comes next! In this article, we will explore practical strategies for high school students to recover from a "ruined" study day and get back on the path to success.

Navigating your child's academic journey can be challenging, but recognizing and addressing signs of struggle early on is crucial. In this blog, we'll explore five key strategies for parents to support their child's academic success while emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive and stress-free environment.

The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is a crucial standardized test in New South Wales (NSW), assessing students' literacy and numeracy skills in Years 3, 5, 7, and 9. In this guide, we will focus on preparing for the English component of the NAPLAN for Year 7 and 9 students, offering valuable insights, strategies, and a sample timeline to help students perform at their best.

Taking effective notes is a fundamental skill that can significantly enhance your learning experience. In this blog, we will explore three evidence-based note-taking methods supported by scientific research. These methods are not only proven to boost retention and understanding but are also practical and easy to implement.