About HighHelp

On this page, you will find information and guidelines for each section of this website.

What is HighHelp?

HighHelp is a proposed website designed and programmed specifically for, and by, class of 2027. The goal of this project is to improve the academic performance of our grade as a whole.

On 19th Nov 2025, a group of students proposed ideas of a project to bind our cohort together. After much discussion, we decided to present this idea via the format of a website.

After consultation with teachers, a survey was conducted, and the development started in Term 4 holidays of 2025.


Resources

Students can access resources, such as notes, uploaded by their peers on this page. We encourage any materials beneficial in any way - personal notes, class worksheets, exemplar essays etc.

Requirements

  • File size less than 25MB
  • Uploader must have agreed to website guidelines

Guidelines

  • No deliberate misinformation
  • No plagiarism
  • No copyright infringement (e.g. Textbook)
  • No viruses

Failure in doing so results in suspension/ban.

Announcements

These are usually significant updates within a subject (e.g. release/change in notification) - or within our cohort (e.g. school events). Surprisingly this is the most wanted feature, according to the survey.

Requirements

All users receive identical announcements. However, we did limit access of posting announcements to avoid unnecessary chaos. Students interested in posting announcements can fill out a form at the end of this page :P

Guidelines

No misinformation or spamming.

Failure in doing so results in removal of permission.

Past Papers

Erm, how is this different to THSC?
We classified each question (of selected papers) into topics. As such, students can grind past papers specific to the exam notification. This further enables us to try questions from 'future' exams (yearlies, trials, or HSCs) without being hindered by content yet to be taught.

My heartfelt credit goes to Mr. Jackson's Bizzy website for inspiration for this feature, and for carrying my assessments.

Requirements

All users, not banned, can access.

Interested students in contributing to this feature can fill out the same form at the end of this page. Thanks to all students who has contributed.

Guidelines

Information should be accurate.

Failure in doing so results in removal.

Q&A

Literally Q&A.

Requirements

Not banned.

Guidelines

  • No trolling, for both the question and answer. We understand your urge to demonstrate your humour, but please keep it in check - you can laugh after HSC results.
  • No swearing
  • No personal attacks
  • No spamming
Imagine asking Deputies the question / Deputies asking you the question.

Failure in doing so results in suspension/ban.

Essays

Students can upload their essays for others to read and learn from / give feedback or comment.

Requirements

Not banned.

Additionally, to reward students giving genuine feedback, and to avoid over-reliance, there is a hidden points system. Though, it is very unlikely that you will be restricted due to this feature.

Guidelines

  • No trolling
  • No swearing
  • No personal attacks
  • No spamming

Failure in doing so results in suspension/ban.

Application

Login Required

You need to be logged in to verify your account and agree to the terms.

Log In
Apply for roles here [click].

FAQs

What if data is lost before important exams?

The database and storage provider of this website is Cloudflare - which features a built-in backup system that allows for data to be restored to any snapshots in the past 30 days. Additionally, we will manually backup all the data before e.g. Trials and HSC.

Is there support for SBHS students outside of Class of 2027?

We do not currently support students outside of Class of 2027 (as the website was established so recently). However, resources will be passed down to the next cohort, and we may work on adding support for other cohorts in the future depending on demand.

Who is behind all this? Does the school know?

We are a group of students consisted mainly of subject duxes and students assuming leadership roles, as we gathered to discuss efficient methods to better our cohort academically. The website is programmed by a group of students taking Software Engineering.
We have inquired and consulted with Software Engineering teacher and our Year Advisors, and we express our sincere gratitude for their support.

Ask more questions in the Contact section!

Feedback

Report bugs and provide feedback via Google Form.

Contact

  • Use the above feedback form. We read each feedback carefully and will respond within one day.
  • Contact any SRCs for additional information.
  • Contact 457297106@student.sbhs.nsw.edu.au (Ricky Luo) for any inquiries or technical issues.
  • DM on Instagram: sydneyhighhsc