Subjects, scaling and the ATAR
Subjects
One subject on one page: What Does it Mean, What Does it Take, What is a Band Worth, results over time, and how your own students were served.
Explore a subject → How does my subject sit against others?Compare
Any subjects side by side, such as a faculty: what each HSC score was worth, band percentages and What Does it Take.
Compare subjects → What does this student's aspiration mean for each subject?ATAR Aspiration
Start from a student's ATAR Aspiration, see the HSC score in each subject that would contribute it, and download a one-page plan for the conversation.
Plan a conversation → What am I actually looking at?Understanding the ATAR Contribution
What an ATAR Contribution is, how it's worked out from an HSC score, and what it can and can't tell you.
See how it works →Analysing results
Analysing HSC Results
A way through the year, from expectations in Term 4 to the results in Term 1 and what's next, with templates to download.
Follow the steps → Step 1: what do I expect, before the results arrive?Term 4: Before the Results
Before the results arrive, write down how you think each class went, and download it as a Word document for Term 1.
Write down your expectations →For careers advisers
Your school's own results
Everything above is free, and it will stay free. I also work with schools on their own HSC results: a dashboard for the whole school and a report for every subject, built around the same questions as this site. What are we teaching well, and who are we serving well?
Your students' results don't need to leave your school, and the best way to see what the reports offer is with your own results in front of you.