1. Be organised
Add key dates in your diary to keep you on track.
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2. Healthy you = healthy grades.
Stay active, eat well and catch those zzzs.
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3. Plan ahead for life after school
Speak to your careers advisor – there are loads of options out there.
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4. Don't leave things until the last minute!
Do some prep. Buy your textbooks during the school holidays and get familiar with every subject.
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5. Follow your passion, not the points.
You'll reach your full potential by doing well at something you love.
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6. Stress less about your ATAR.
It's not the end of the world. There are plenty of pathways to your ultimate career.
7. A great way to learn is to teach.
No school study group? Create one.
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8. You're not alone
Don't feel silly about asking for help! Family, teachers and school wellbeing staff are here for you.
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9. Have an outlet
Play sport, music and dance – whatever. Year 12 is important, but so are you.
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10. Speak to people who have been there, done that
Former students are a great resource for study tips and advice.
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For more information check out
Where to Now? on the VCAA website.
See more back to school info at Tips for Starting Primary and Secondary School