“It’s such a shame that the mistake was made in the first place,” she said. “I think at a time when children have high hopes for their future, it is extremely disappointing to receive misinformation from an essential organization.”
The email error is the second controversy to plague the HSC class of 2022, after the NSW Education Standards Authority, which administers the HSC, accidentally published student grades online days before they were officially released. That was the second year in a row that students were able to look at their grades early.
In 2019, the NSW Education Standards Authority had to reprint 69,400 official HSC certificates for the 2018 graduating class after they were accidentally printed with the wrong date.
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