Message to HSC Class of 2026
The Education Minister Prue Car and NESA chief Paul Martin have sent a message to the HSC Class of 2026, wishing them well and recommending the HSC Study Guide. The guide is said to contain valuable tips, tools, and advice from past students and HSC markers. The message is part of a broader effort to support students as they prepare for their exams.
- ▪Education Minister Prue Car and NESA chief Paul Martin have sent a message to the HSC Class of 2026.
- ▪The message recommends the HSC Study Guide, which contains tips, tools, and advice from past students and HSC markers.
- ▪The guide is intended to support students as they prepare for their exams.
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