HSC Collection
The HSC Collection contains items that enhance textbooks and special areas of study eg Excel practice workbooks, appraisals for HSC English, and various articles from INFOCUS. INFOCUS is a resource prepared by the State Library of NSW aimed at the needs of HSC students.
This collection is expanded as the curriculum changes. Items are available to use and/or photocopy in the library but cannot under any circumstances be borrowed. This collection is for use by all Strathfield Library borrowers and to allow everyone opportunity to access this resource, it is a closed collection within the library.
HSC Syllabus
Examinations
Guides and Assistance
HSC Assistance from: Charles Sturt HSC Online
Macquarie University Geography guide
Mathematics Help from Charles Sturt university HSC online
Newspaper Clipping Files
Articles from the Sydney Morning Herald a range of topics can be asccessed from this file. Subjects covered are particularly helpful to HSC studies eg. articles relating to journey, natural disasters etc.. Information from this file can be used in the library or photocopied.
Legal Information Access Centre
Strathfield Main Library has an up to date and comprehensive Legal Information Access Centre. This collection is housed with the reference material but as a separate collection. As well as being of general interest it is of particular importance to students studying HSC Legal Studies. This collection may be only used in the library, however there are many helpful pamphlets which may be taken free of charge.
Subject assistance
Making multicultural Australia - This site was established to assist teachers find quality resources on multiculturalism and explore new strategies to promote cultural diversity and tolerance
Australia's War 1939-1945 - Developed by the Office of the Board of Studies for the Commonwealth Department of Veterans' Affairs. This site charts the course of Australians' involvement in World War Two
Teaching heritage - Developed by the Board of Studies NSW for the NSW Heritage Office
Visit Gallipoli - Developed by the Board of Studies NSW and the Commonwealth Department of Veterans' Affairs especially for students and teachers of Australian history and geography
