
Year 12 English
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WA ATAR · English · Units 3 & 4
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WACE 2026 · ATAR written exams
The written exams run from Wed 28 Oct to Wed 18 Nov. Below: the dates for 17 common courses, a night-before routine that fits on a sticky note, and the right page for our four Year 12 subjects.
Wed 28 Oct
Thu 29 Oct
Fri 30 Oct
Mon 2 Nov
Tue 3 Nov
Wed 4 Nov
Thu 5 Nov
Fri 6 Nov
Mon 9 Nov
Tue 10 Nov
Wed 11 Nov
Thu 12 Nov
Fri 13 Nov
Dates from the SCSA 2026 ATAR course written examinations timetable, checked 24 October 2026. Your Year 12’s own timetable, session times and every other course: SCSA 2026 timetable (PDF) ↗
Session time and where you are sitting it, from your own timetable. Set the alarm now, not later.
Pens and a spare pen, water, and only the materials your course allows. SCSA lists them for each exam.
Pick three things you would want to write tomorrow. Say them with the notes closed, check, fix one gap. Use the closed-notes check
Sleep will do more for tomorrow than one more hour of rereading. The page will still be there at breakfast.
that’s it. that’s the routine.
Your subject
Visual pages for WA ATAR Units 3 & 4. Each names its exact course. Use it alongside your class materials.

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WA ATAR · English · Units 3 & 4
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See how the ideas connect.
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One practical thing beats another pep talk. A useful page, a small note, or simply asking what would help.

One exam at a time.
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In their corner. Not in their face.
WA (2026 edition)
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5 to 10 minutesMake the feedback usableOne comment, one repair to try, or one precise question for your teacher.10, 20 or 40 minutesThe next 20 minutesOne realistic block of work with a stopping point, for an assignment or revision.10 minutesClosed-notes checkExplain one topic without your notes, find the gap yourself, and set the next question to practise.