You may only take a clear white bag, such as a sleeve. While you were let off in the trials, the HSC will be coordinated by your school's BOS representative, who will definitely not allow you to have your pencil case.Wait, can I take my pencil case in? It's pretty big too,
I could have stashed heaps of notes but didn't.
My school was pretty relaxed during the trials, I had my keys/phone/wallet on the floor beside me as well.
And I can bring in a watch right?
Ehh, we have designated seating and I'm literately in the back corner of the exam hall. The clock is one of those shit $5 plastic Ikea ones and IDK, during my trials I could barely see it properly.You may only take a clear white bag, such as a sleeve. While you were let off in the trials, the HSC will be coordinated by your school's BOS representative, who will definitely not allow you to have your pencil case.
Why would you need watch. I mean what's so hard in lifting your head and using the school's clock?
we gon kick some hsc ass!
It's gonna be like SC, where there is a piece of paper stuck on your table with all the details.
You do have to take it off, but you can put it on the desk. You can easily write a piece of info or something on your wrist and hide it under the watch, hence the need to take them off.
omg you are ALWAYS so enthusiastic/optimistic.. how?!
I've found that after writing six pages I have trouble focusing on things far away. Especially with the minuscule, dodgy clocks my school uses in the hall. A watch eliminates this problem.Why would you need watch. I mean what's so hard in lifting your head and using the school's clock?
