A total of 32 students will sit the exam next month, with the first exam on the list being the compulsory English paper on October 13. 

Many of the students have already been assessed for HSC practical subjects including Design and Technology, Music, Art and Drama. 

Seven Design and Technology students have completed their projects that were due for assessment earlier this month with work produced including a motorcycle trailers, entertainment unit, queen sized bed and a dog kennel. 

Drama students have had their performances marked at the school while art projects were sent away for assessment.                        

Music students had to compose their own piece of music that have now been sent to Sydney for marking. 

Principal Glen Warren is impressed with the talent of the current Year 12 students and wishes them the best of luck in their final exams. 

“This can be a very stressful time for students but they all seem to be doing well,” Mr Warren said. 

“I wish them all the best of luck in their final exams, they have put in the hard work and they will be ready for it.” 

Mr Warren said the Year 12 group had high aspirations for their career paths and this, he  believed, would get them to where they wanted to go in their future. 

“We have a huge range of career paths with this group of Year 12 students,” he said. 

“Some want to go into paramedics and others teaching.

“Whatever their path I’m sure they will all get to where they want to go.”