ALWAYS ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR SOURCES

Plagiarism refers to using another person's ideas and information without acknowledging that specific person as the source.

You must acknowledge any part of your work that was written, created or developed by someone other than you. This includes any material from other sources, eg. books, journals, electronic resources and the internet. Or for practical works, this includes unacknowledged work undertaken by others. You do not need to formally acknowledge material that you learnt from your teacher in class.

YEAR 12 2020 HSC AND BEYOND INFORMATION EVENING ONLINE

The Year 12 2020 HSC and Beyond Information Evening has been moved to Thursday 14 May and will be an online presentation. The link will be emailed to Year 12 students and parents/carers.

All Year 12 students and their families are to view this presentation as it will highlight important NESA requirements and changes for 2020 due to COVID-19. Mrs Hill will also provide information around TAFE, universities and career and Mrs Isemonger will be ready to offer strategies for parents and carers enabling them to support their child during the HSC. Year 12 will have time in their extended PALS in Week 5 to ask questions and further discuss elements of this presentation.

YEAR 12 UOW HSC SUPPORT

Throughout May and June University of Wollongong are providing a variety of free online subject-specific HSC support sessions designed to help students improve their knowledge and understanding of key subject content and discover what HSC exam markers and assessors are looking for. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and receive tips and strategies directly from education professionals with years of experience. Click here for further information or to register.