Olympic gold medallist Josie Baff offers advice to students preparing for the HSC Class of 2026, as reported by outlets including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The Brisbane Times. Across the coverage, Baff’s main message is that students should identify study methods that work for them rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach. The articles present her guidance as practical and centred on personal fit—encouraging students to experiment with what helps them learn effectively and sustain their study routine. While the reports focus on this single key recommendation, they agree on the overall framing: Baff’s experience as an elite athlete is used to underline the importance of finding strategies that suit an individual’s needs. The coverage does not indicate that Baff discusses specific subjects, timetabling systems, or exam techniques beyond the broader call to tailor study practices. The repeated emphasis across sources is that students benefit from choosing methods they can maintain and that support their learning.