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Why these HSC students were grinning about a 2000-year-old public notice

The 7,755-student paper also asked whether human remains from the ancient sites should still be displayed, prompting mixed reactions from some candidates.

A perfectly timed school excursion left year 12 students smiling as they unpacked the ruins of Pompeii for their HSC exam.

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Why these HSC students were grinning about a 2000-year-old public notice

A perfectly timed school excursion left year 12 students smiling as they unpacked the ruins of Pompeii for their HSC exam.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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