The NSW Selective Writing Test: 25% of the Score, Explained
Writing is 25% of the NSW Selective High School Placement Test — a single typed 30-minute task, and the one part you cannot guess. Here is how the Wri...
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Writing is 25% of the NSW Selective High School Placement Test — a single typed 30-minute task, and the one part you cannot guess. Here is how the Wri...
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Partially selective high schools in NSW run both a selective entry stream and a regular comprehensive intake on the same campus. Here is how they diff...
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Narrative, Recount, Diary and Descriptive writing are four different text types, and mixing them up costs marks. What markers look for in each, a samp...
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Persuasive, Discursive, Speech, Review and Advertisement writing all deal with opinions, but each has a different job. What markers look for in each,...
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Reports, articles, advice sheets and letters all inform the reader, but each needs its own tone and layout. What markers look for in each, a sample op...
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Co-ed NSW selective schools now split Year 7 places 50/50, and an SMH analysis expects about 1,000 fewer boys in fully selective schools over six year...
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Missing out on an OC place has no effect on selective high school entry — there is no carry-over between the two, and NSW offers more than twice as ma...
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The reserve band on your placement outcome estimates when an offer might arrive — and selective and OC use different scales. Selective bands run A to...
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Year 7 is not the only entry point to a NSW selective high school. Students can apply for Years 8 to 11 entry — but each school runs its own vacancies...
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