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The first written ATAR course examinations start this morning with 15,656 Western Australian students sitting at least one exam over the next four weeks.
The first exams - Children, Family and the Community and Physics - start at 9.20am today, followed by Modern History and Plant Production Systems this afternoon. Ancient History and Japanese will be the last exams on Tuesday, November 21. In total, 51 written exams will be taken and 13,443 students will sit four or more. The oldest student to sit an exam is 61 years old and the youngest is 14, with 152 Year 11 students and two Year 10 students enrolled in at least one ATAR exam. The subjects with the most enrolments are English (11,284), Mathematics Applications (9,168), Chemistry (5,062), Human Biology (4,923) and Mathematics Methods (4,370). Baldivis Secondary College and Butler College will have students sitting ATAR exams for the first time. Students can access results online from Tuesday, December 19 at https://www.wace.wa.edu.au Comments attributed to Education and Training Minister Sue Ellery: "On behalf of the McGowan Government, I wish all students sitting their exams the very best. "This is an important time, but students should remember not to be too tough on themselves and to trust in the hard work they've put in throughout their school life. "Getting lots of sleep, taking regular study breaks and eating healthy food can help students think clearly and reduce the stress. "They should feel positive as they go into these exams and be proud of what they have achieved so far." |
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