In the final episode of My Year 12 Life the cast has left high school behind and have become young adults. They reveal what life is like post Year 12 and what effect their ATAR result has had on their future.
After a dramatic final school year, the students discover life after graduation is just as unpredictable. Tom feels uncertain about life as all the students worry about their exam results and Uni pathways.
As the students come to terms with finishing exams & finding out results they must figure out their next moves. Angela dreads what her results may be & how they will impact her career options and her family's reaction.
The anxious wait for results is almost over as students find out how they did & plan accordingly for the new year ahead. Kayla & Charlie's high expectations put them under pressure as they deal with their different outcomes.
Final exams have begun. Shianna's career goal changes direction & puts her ATAR under even more pressure; Chelsea celebrates her freedom after the end of high school; & Tom P sweats on meeting his parent's high expectations.
Alfie makes a final attempt to turn his grades around after his year of partying has taken its toll; Ben can't commit to his uni preferences; and Angela has a powerful self-revelation following a friend's confession.
As graduation draws near, Eden begins to question her more relaxed approach to the rigours of Year 12; Tom F says a bittersweet goodbye to school; and a disappointing test score for Trianna leads to some extreme studying.
The impending end of high school forever sees Chelsea planning for her future at the expense of her current studies; Shianna runs into an unexpected problem while exploring possible university preferences.
With the end of school a month away Kayla is counting down the days until her 18th birthday; Alex heads to Poland to represent Australia, & Tom F crunches the numbers needed to pass Year 12 as he sits a critical math test.
Uni applications dominate everyone's mind. Trianna is paralysed by the choices on offer; Eden weighs up whether Uni or TAFE is the right choice; & Charlie questions whether he's doing well enough.
Angela needs 10 days off school to go to Korea for a Taekwondo competition, causing a study backlog which takes a toll on her health; Tom is close to failing Year 12 & Jess surprises herself by acquiring a new boyfriend.
Shianna battles pressure from school and negative thoughts; Alfie obsesses over 18th birthday preparation; while, Kayla considers whether to give up tap dancing and gets an awkward text from her brother's friend.
Tom remains heartbroken over Nicola; Zoe has a strategy for overcoming procrastination yet is feeling stressed & overwhelmed by school; while, Trianna is distraught over her grandpa but finds her own way to say her goodbyes.
Shianna clashes with her small drama group; Alex leans on a good mate after a death rocks the school; Alfie considers uni but playing hooky & his 18th birthday take priority; & Chelsea excitedly attends an X Factor audition.
Kayla leaves school behind for two sunny weeks in the USA; Tom F reluctantly agrees to work experience in an art gallery; and Eden struggles with the death of her granddad & must overcome a personal challenge at his funeral.
Zoe is enjoying her new intimacy with Lachie; Angela copes with school by 'stress baking'; while Charlie's commitment to fitness is shattered when a nasty injury on the football field hobbles his plans.
Jess is rocked as a long-held dream is dashed and her grandfather falls ill; Tom F deals with the prospect of missing the Kimberley Cup and shocking news from his mum and Chelsea takes a hard look at her university options.
Painful memories of rejection surface for Trianna as she resolves to have fun with her new crew; Tom's relationship hits a bumpy patch as the couple prepares for the formal and Shianna deals with the prospect of losing Josh.
Zoe confides romantic feelings to a mate; Ben campaigns for the local candidate; and Eden stresses about her marks and the different way she learns, but feels hopeful when a teacher gives her a new perspective.
Alfie has drama with his group of friends; Charlie makes the drive to a long-awaited friends formal; and Chelsea tries to prioritise study over socialising. The students reveal their thoughts on regrets, bullies and hook-ups.
Jess' army dreams are unexpectedly put in jeopardy; Tom deals with the change of moving house, new braces and making it to a test on time; and Zoe's feelings about her sister and her cheating boyfriend spill over.
Travel and elite sport get some priority in the kids busy schedules. Alex attends try-outs for the Australian Ultimate Frisbee team; Angela competes for Australia in Taekwondo, and Shianna travels to Sydney to see a musical.
With 33 weeks until final exams, Alfie must curb his party-going ways if he's going to please his Mum, and Zoe struggles with the demands of homework and the need to move between her parent's houses.
With 36 weeks until final exams, Tom is finding it hard to make it to school on time; Charlie is stressed about passing his drivers' licence; and Trianna feels the pressure of falling behind at her competitive school.
Meet 14 Australian students as they self-document their final year of high school through daily video diaries. The stresses of this launch-pad year start on day one as they delve into the pressures of the ATAR.
