2026 HSC CHAT (9 Viewers)

[.kumori]

This doesn't involve burning papers but I remember my Yr 8 Science teacher a few years back talking about a Yr 12 taking bio at my school, desperately wanting to change his mark on his exam. Apparently, the students in that class, were able to see their exam paper and marks but had to return it at the end of the lesson so that the teacher could keep an online record of the student's scores. That Yr 12, unhappy with the exam park decided on the following Saturday to enter the school, and it was pretty easy for them with the gates wide open (there was a Saturday/Sunday language classes running at the school). He entered the science staffroom by breaking some glass but got scared that he would get caught changing his mark (basically not matching with what the online record says), so he decided to attempt to steal his paper instead and make it the staff's fault that they lost his paper or smth.
I don't exactly know what happened from there, but I think some science teacher entered the staffroom on the weekend to collect more papers so they could upload more of the student's scores on the online system at home, but when entering the staffroom, the Yr 12 got caught red handed, heavily in trouble + had to cover some of the costs for the broken window.

 

[beetard]

drop the story pls

My school's task 1 english was marked by an external marker instead of an internal marker (a teacher) and obviously I wasn't happy with what I got. I tried to appeal it, but the english faculty said that they couldn't change the mark because they didn't mark it so I burnt it when I got home. They ended up backflipping on the decision and told everyone to hand in their task 1 for remarking again because the faculty realised that the marking was super wack, but it was too late by then.

The worst part is that people who got BBB for their rubric got a 16 while I got a 13 with BAB.

 

[Study to success]

This doesn't involve burning papers but I remember my Yr 8 Science teacher a few years back talking about a Yr 12 taking bio at my school, desperately wanting to change his mark on his exam. Apparently, the students in that class, were able to see their exam paper and marks but had to return it at the end of the lesson so that the teacher could keep an online record of the student's scores. That Yr 12, unhappy with the exam park decided on the following Saturday to enter the school, and it was pretty easy for them with the gates wide open (there was a Saturday/Sunday language classes running at the school). He entered the science staffroom by breaking some glass but got scared that he would get caught changing his mark (basically not matching with what the online record says), so he decided to attempt to steal his paper instead and make it the staff's fault that they lost his paper or smth.
I don't exactly know what happened from there, but I think some science teacher entered the staffroom on the weekend to collect more papers so they could upload more of the student's scores on the online system at home, but when entering the staffroom, the Yr 12 got caught red handed, heavily in trouble + had to cover some of the costs for the broken window.

omg that's insane

 

[beetard]

omg that's insane

it sucks mainly because it'll affect my atar and i was relying on common mod to carry my internals

 

[.kumori]

it sucks mainly because it'll affect my atar

does your school not scan your papers before they return it back to the students...

 

[beetard]

does your school not scan your papers before they return it back to the students...

schools do that?

 

[Study to success]

does your school not scan your papers before they return it back to the students...

omg this reminds me. My DT teacher took like istg 5 weeks to scan our feedback sheet

 

[No_Kaeya?!]

Im. So. Tired.

 

[No_Kaeya?!]

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Im. So. Tired.

Bro i aint doing much tmrw LOL

 

[Burnt_Out]

Bro i aint doing much tmrw LOL

bro go play games or something

 

[No_Kaeya?!]

bro go play games or something

i might do a bit of math then draw for a majority of the day. or the opposite

 

[tigerian]

schools do that?

we used to so we could check for plagiarism and originality

 

[tigerian]

We also scanned them so no student could alter their paper after we returned it and ask for rematk

 

[harxs]

Ok I may as well not go to uni if I’m gonna fail anyways

No, uni is just very different to Highschool. You need to get adjusted to a new environment, learn how to be fully independent and just get graded way harder. It is very hard to score 90s in uni whereas hs was shit easy, well at least that’s why I’m demotivated. (This also depends on what kinda degree ur doing, I’m doing health so it’s kinda hard) I have however ended up loving it way more than hs and the commute is worth it, u just have to stay on top of things!

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

Guys . Don't try to kill yourself. it makes everything worse. Go hard or go home

 

[No_Kaeya?!]

i want boba sigh

 

[beetard]

wise words

 

[No_Kaeya?!]

*dances*

 

[l_zwa]

guys my exams are next week I genuinely dont know how to study any tips?????

 

[imnotrj]

what exams u have, all?

guys my exams are next week I genuinely dont know how to study any tips?????