HSC
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Better oversight of HSC top achievers’ private coaching needed
Sydney’s estimated multimillion-dollar private tutoring industry is continuing to grow but a lack of regulation means its impact on the education system is difficult to assess.
- The Herald's View
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The hardest university degrees to get into, and the ones where ATARs are falling
Top HSC students share their university choices – including one for whom it’s just a back-up until he can get into an American institution.
- Daniella White and Nicholas Osiowy
The HSC subjects in which more students get better marks
The HSC scaling report belies the notion that doing easier courses is the path to success. See how every course scales in our searchable list.
- Cindy Yin
HSC students receive university offers: Search our database for cut-off scores
Use our interactive database to search for university and college courses throughout Australia in 2025 and their minimum entry requirements.
- Craig Butt, Christopher Harris and Cindy Yin
The state’s top schools for HSC mathematics revealed
Epping Boys High had its highest share of maths students achieving marks above 90 on record, while Abbotsleigh and Meriden were among the top private all-girls schools.
- Lucy Carroll and Nigel Gladstone
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The low-fee Sydney schools that outrank expensive rivals in the HSC
Schools including St Clare’s in Waverley and Parramatta Marist High are outperforming high-fee private schools.
- Lucy Carroll and Nigel Gladstone
The top schools for HSC English revealed
Eastern suburbs private girls’ school Kambala was the best school for the subject in the 2024 HSC. Here’s how they did it.
- Christopher Harris and Nigel Gladstone
Meet every student who got 99.95 in this year’s HSC
One Sydney private boys school claimed one-quarter of the 51 perfect ATARs.
- Lucy Carroll, Mary Ward and Ricky Blank
How your school ranked in the 2024 HSC
See the top schools and look up your school in our interactive list.
The schools that surged up the HSC rankings – one by 220 places
When the new principal was appointed in early April, this Sydney high school was struggling with an urgent need to fill more than a dozen vacant teaching positions.
- Lucy Carroll
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