AU Now

Language

English简体中文한국어
Get the app
Get the app

#English ExamTopic

0 followers

Latest

The Sentinel-Times· Just now

What Bass Coast students thought of their English exam

Bass Coast College students said they felt relieved after sitting their VCE English exam at Wonthaggi Town Hall on Tuesday. Some said the paper was easier than their trial exams. The three-hour exam required two essays and a creative piece. Students who spoke to the Sentinel-Times described finishing with time to spare and feeling positive about their next steps, including university plans at Swinburne and La Trobe.

What Bass Coast students thought of their English exam
The Sentinel-Times· Just now

LSC students pleased with English exam

VCE students finished the English exam on Tuesday, with Leongatha Secondary College students saying the paper went well. The exam was held in a function space at the town's Recreation Reserve, which is serving as an exam hall this year. Several students said they felt nervous beforehand but found the paper straightforward. Students said their preparation helped. Assistant Principal Tanya Chalmers praised the cohort's hard work.

LSC students pleased with English exam
Guardian AU· A while agoHealth

Bacon, eggs and Bowie: how year 12 English students tackled ‘human strength and vulnerability’ in HSC paper

Year 12 students across New South Wales sat the HSC English 1 paper on Tuesday, the first day of their final school exams. The paper asked how the composer of a prescribed text offers opportunities to examine assumptions about human strength and vulnerability. Students at Canley Vale high school in Sydney's west described feeling stressed before the exam but content afterwards, while others posted on Reddit that the question was hard to address fully. HSC results will be released on 16 December.

Bacon, eggs and Bowie: how year 12 English students tackled ‘human strength and vulnerability’ in HSC paper

Join the conversation

You can read freely. Sign in only to join the conversation.

Signing in on the website is coming soon. For now, use the AU Now app to like, comment, save and follow.

Get the app
MAKE IT LOCAL

Where should your news begin?

Choose your home area for nearby stories, weather and alerts.

Start typing to find your area.

Comments

…