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Weekend Support Session Coaches: 21st – 23rd November

Nov 17, 2014

 

This Weekend’s Support Session Coaches:

 

Weekend Support Sessions

Coaches

Subject Specialties
  Friday 14th November: Bondi (4pm – 7pm)  Sam, Mash, Joe All levels of Maths, All levels of English, Economics, Chemistry, Biology & Religion
  Friday 14th November: Mosman (4pm – 7pm)  Rachel, Angel, Isobel All levels of Maths, Chemistry, English, Modern & Ancient History, Economics, Physics, PDHPE, Religion
  Saturday 15th November: Bondi (1pm – 4pm)  Emma, Quan English Extension, Maths Extension, History, Drama, French, Physics & Legal Studies
  Sunday 16th November: Bondi (10am – 1pm)  Joe, Emma, Sam Chemistry, History Extension, Legal Studies, Drama, Latin and all levels of English, Biology
  Sunday 16th November: Bondi (1:15pm – 4:15pm)  Mash, Nechama, Sam English Extension, 4 unit Maths, Chemistry, Modern History, Biology, Visual Arts & Economics
  Sunday 16th November: Mosman (10am – 1pm)  Fiona, Ethan, Angel, Isobel All levels of Maths, English Extension 1, Ancient & Modern History, Chemistry, PDHPE

 

Take advantage of the range of expertise we have in the office to support you towards your dream ATAR!

 

Weekend support sessions

 

 

 

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Got questions about the HSC?

We’re going LIVE this Thursday to answer them.

From essays and quotes… To study balance, trials prep, and everything in between!

Join our Head Performance Coach + team as we break it down and give you real, practical strategies you can actually use.

📅 Thursday, April 9
⏰ 6PM

P.S. Bring your questions and we’ll answer them live.

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Got questions about the HSC? We’re going LIVE this Thursday to answer them. From essays and quotes… To study balance, trials prep, and everything in between! Join our Head Performance Coach + team as we break it down and give you real, practical strategies you can actually use. 📅 Thursday, April 9 ⏰ 6PM P.S. Bring your questions and we’ll answer them live.

🚨 MARCH RAFFLE – FINAL DAYS TO WIN A $75 WESTFIELD VOUCHER 🚨

Every rep = a shot to win.

Upload a Mind Map → 🎟️ 1 entry
Submit a Challenge Question → 🎟️ 1 entry

The more you submit… the more chances you have. Simple.

But here’s the real win 👇
Every submission = feedback
Every feedback = chance for improvement

🎯 Practice. Submit. Win.

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🚨 MARCH RAFFLE – FINAL DAYS TO WIN A $75 WESTFIELD VOUCHER 🚨 Every rep = a shot to win. Upload a Mind Map → 🎟️ 1 entry Submit a Challenge Question → 🎟️ 1 entry The more you submit… the more chances you have. Simple. But here’s the real win 👇 Every submission = feedback Every feedback = chance for improvement 🎯 Practice. Submit. Win.

One of the biggest mistakes students make in the HSC is trying to avoid getting things wrong.

❌ They delay practice.
❌ They wait until they feel ready.
❌ They leave feedback too late.

Confidence doesn’t come from getting your answers right the first time. It comes from getting it WRONG early enough to improve.

The students who perform best:
✅ Practice questions early
✅ Practice their writing consistently
✅ Get feedback weeks (not days) before exams

🎯 The goal isn’t to avoid failure. It’s to use it, early, so you can walk into exams calm, prepared, and confident.

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One of the biggest mistakes students make in the HSC is trying to avoid getting things wrong. ❌ They delay practice. ❌ They wait until they feel ready. ❌ They leave feedback too late. Confidence doesn’t come from getting your answers right the first time. It comes from getting it WRONG early enough to improve. The students who perform best: ✅ Practice questions early ✅ Practice their writing consistently ✅ Get feedback weeks (not days) before exams 🎯 The goal isn’t to avoid failure. It’s to use it, early, so you can walk into exams calm, prepared, and confident.

The students who stay consistent during the HSC?

They’re not more disciplined. They’re more connected.

Connected to:
🏔️Where they’re going
🏔️ Who they want to become
🏔️ What’s possible if they follow through

Because when your vision is strong, you stop negotiating with yourself.

You don’t wake up and ask: “Do I feel like studying today?”

You wake up and ask: ““What do I need to do today to get closer to the top of Mount HSC?”

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The students who stay consistent during the HSC? They’re not more disciplined. They’re more connected. Connected to: 🏔️Where they’re going 🏔️ Who they want to become 🏔️ What’s possible if they follow through Because when your vision is strong, you stop negotiating with yourself. You don’t wake up and ask: “Do I feel like studying today?” You wake up and ask: ““What do I need to do today to get closer to the top of Mount HSC?”