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How to Study at the Start of Term 1 (When There's "Nothing" to Study For)
- Shift your mindset: Term 1 is for building systems, not grinding content. The biggest mistake is thinking β€œthere’s nothing to do.” Early term is when you quietly set up habits, workflows, and expectations that carry you for the entire year. - Get 1–2 weeks ahead, not 6 months ahead. Skimming the next topic, definitions, formulas, or key ideas gives you confidence without burnout. You’re aiming for familiarity, not mastery. - Set up your folders, notebooks, and digital systems properly. Clean folders, clear naming conventions, and organised notes save hours later. Future-you will thank present-you during assessment season. - Rewrite your syllabus into a checklist you can tick off. Turning dot points into a living checklist makes studying feel concrete and purposeful, even before lessons fully start. - Turn past assessments into a β€˜map’ of what actually matters. Look at past exams or assignments and identify patterns: common question types, recurring skills, and high-yield topics. This gives direction when content is light. - Focus on weak foundations from last year. Early term is the best time to fix gaps without pressure β€” algebra, basic chemistry reactions, core definitions, or graph skills. These weaknesses compound later if ignored. - Practice how you’ll study, not what. Trial note-taking styles, active recall methods, flashcards, exam question logs, or weekly review routines. Lock in what works before workload explodes. - Study lightly, but show up every week. Early term study should feel calm and controlled β€” not intense, not stressful β€” just consistent presence that compounds quietly.
Recording Now Available - How to Maxemise Your ATAR in 2026
If you missed last weeks session β€” or want to rewatch it β€” the recording of How to Maximise Your ATAR in 2026 is now live. This session was run by: - Ryan Khan (99.90 ATAR, 97th percentile UCAT) - David Sun (Dux of Brisbane Grammar School) πŸ‘‰ Access the recording in the classroom section We recommend all Year 11 and 12 QCE students watch this early in the year and revisit it as needed. More resources and updates coming soon. Cheers, Ryan
Recording Now Available - How to Maxemise Your ATAR in 2026
INTRO POST: Where are you from + what’s your ATAR goal?
Let’s kick things off. Drop a quick intro below: - Name - State - Year level - Subjects - ATAR goal 🎯 - What’s one thing you're currently stuck on?
πŸš€ PROJECT 99.95 ELITE β€” 5 Spots Remaining - APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
If you’re serious about achieving your goal ATAR ranges in 2026, this is for you. Project 99.95 Elite is our highest-level program β€” a small, closed community designed for students who want more. This is what Elite includes: βœ… Weekly Chemistry & Maths Methods lectures βœ… Full-mark assignment exemplars & exam-style practice βœ… Mock externals & past paper walkthroughs βœ… Mentoring sessions on study systems, habits, and confidence βœ… Direct access to high-performing tutors who’ve achieved 99 + ATARs and medical entry βœ… A small, accountable cohort (limited) This isn’t about doing more work. It's about doing the right work, consistently, with guidance. In 2025, this exact structure produced: - Multiple 99.95 ATARs - 100% medical school entry - Students who felt confident, prepared, and in control ⚠️ Important: To maintain quality, Project 99.95 Elite is capped at 15 students only for the first cohort .Entry is via application and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply here: https://forms.gle/JmvZA33ZQP94iAURA πŸ‘‰ If you want structure, accountability, and a clear path to top results, apply now. Applications close once spots are filled. Drop any questions below β€” happy to answer πŸ‘‡
WELCOME POST: Read This First πŸ‘‹
Welcome to Project 99.95 β€” where high-performance study meets proven systems. This isn’t just a chatroom. It’s a full academic ecosystem built for top-tier results. You’ll get access to our structured study frameworks, content-rich resources, model responses, Q&A sessions, and exclusive guidance from students who’ve already done it. 1️⃣ Introduce Yourself in General Chat Drop a quick intro and let us know:β€’ Where you’re fromβ€’ What grade you’re in (Year 11 or 12)β€’ What school you go toβ€’ What subjects you're studyingβ€’ Your biggest goal or challenge right now 2️⃣ Download the Skool app (iOS or Android) This makes it 10x easier to stay in the loop, get real-time updates, and access all resources directly from your phone. β€’ Get the iOS app here β€’ Get the Android app here 3️⃣ Read the Community Standards & Rules Head to the β€œStandards & Rules” section β€” we’re all here to grow, help each other, and stay focused. Let’s keep this a space that’s respectful, helpful, and distraction-free. 4️⃣ Share a Pic of Your Study Space πŸ“Έ We want to see where the real grind happens β€” your desk, your notes, your setup, even your chaos. Snap a quick pic and post it in General Chat! 5️⃣ Dive into Project 99.95 This is your secret weapon. It’s not just tips β€” it’s a proven system for building habits, mastering content, and performing under pressure. If you actually follow it, you’ll transform how you study β€” and what you’re capable of. 6️⃣ Connect with Us on Other Platforms Stay even more connected and get extra tips, updates, and motivation by following us on our other social platforms: β€’ Instagram β€’ LinkedIn β€’ Facebook β€’ TikTok
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