HSC
Library membership and resources
Access to WiFi and online study resources: use your Shorelink Library card or see the desk staff for a Youth Online membership card. No ID or parent/guardian signature are required to signup. Join now
For 18 years and older, please bring current proof of address to receive your library card.
For under 18 years we have a Youth ‘online only’ membership card.
This card will allow you to use:
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Library WiFi
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Library computers
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Photocopiers / printers
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eBooks and eAudiobooks
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Full text databases
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Digital magazines and graphic novels
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Streaming docs and indie films
Sign up online and speak to staff at the customer service desk to receive your card.
HSC Resources
We continuously update our background reading materials for HSC subjects. Some of our HSC resources - including, study guides, and criticisms of set texts - are in our HSC reference collection. The customer service desk can direct you to these items.
Board of Studies
Essential resources for NSW students.
HSC exam papers, with marking guidelines and HSC marking feedback.
A great source of information for study from Year 10 to the HSC.
Created by students, for students, Bored of Studies provides current Year 11 and 12 students with resources and support to help them succeed during the HSC and beyond.
This service offers resources that are designed to provide students with opportunities to optimise their Year 11 and 12 scores.
Details of what the State Library of NSW has to offer HSC students, including research guides for those studying English and Legal Studies.
The Library subscribes to high quality databases on your behalf, giving you access to numerous journals, articles and images on a wide range of topics.
This includes ANZ Points of View Reference Centre, which contains a series of essays that present multiple sides of a current issue. With over 100 topics, it provides a basis to develop persuasive arguments and essays, and helps students build a better understanding of controversial issues and increase their analytical thinking skills.
Mr Eddie Woo is a NSW maths teacher who posts his lessons online. Students all over the world have found his lessons helpful in explaining maths topics.
Stress, anxiety and feeling down can affect anyone, and in fact happens to a lot of us at some point in our lives. Beyond Blue has information and practical advice a variety of mental health topics.