Higher School Certificate
In the 2023 HSC, students achieved 171 Band 5 and Band 6 results (2022 – 204, 2021 – 240, 2020 – 190, 2019 – 164, 2018 – 173, 2017 – 173). In the 2023 HSC, 29.6% of all bands awarded were Band 5 or Band 6 (2022 – 34.3%, 2021 – 40.3%, 2020 – 34%, 2019 – 30.7%, 2018 – 30%, 2017 – 31%).
In addition to 257 single course students (Government schools: 117, Non-Government schools: 145), there were 38 students in special placement settings and 79 Sydney Distance Education High School students completing all or part of the HSC.
There were 43 distinguished achiever results in the highest band (Band 6 or Band E4), including home and single course students.
A significant number of our 2023 HSC students achieved Australian Tertiary Admission Ranks (ATARs) which have resulted in successful university admissions including students achieving ATARS in the 90s.
Outstanding individual HSC success over past years include the following.
2020
- Isla Eckstein
Earth and Environmental Science - 4th in State - Olive Lenenhan Chool
Aboriginal Studies - 5th in State - Conrad Petrovic
Engineering Studies - 6th in State
2019
- Dominic Grimshaw
Ancient History - 2nd in State
2018
- Risini Gamage
Biology - 5th in State - Claire Bryan-Ellis
Studies of Religion 2 - 6th in State
2017
- Francesca Wallis
Senior science - 2nd in State - Lauren Beasley
Earth and environmental science - 6th in State
2016
- Annabelle Bowman
Textiles and design - 1st in State - David James Barnott-Clement
Earth and environmental science - 2nd in State - Miela Lily Malyon
Textiles and design - 7th in State - Jerry Leung
Information processes and technology - 8th in State - Lisa Cavagnino
Textiles and design - 9th in State
A number of our students have been selected for the prestigious showcasing of student excellence by both the Department of Education and the NSW Educational Standards Authority (NESA). Here are our stars from the past few years.
- Artexpress: Visual arts
Georgia Bull - 2019
Danielle Guyot - 2017
- Encore: Performance works
Luca Warburton - 2017
Mitzi Gardner - 2016
- Shape: Outstanding HSC design and technology, industrial technology & textiles and design
Riley MacPherson - 2022
Catherine Weng - 2021
Malaika Hall, Zebedee Maguire - 2020
Nicholas McAnulty - 2019
Caitlin Harding, Chloe Mitchell and Melody Suranyi - 2018
Miela Malyon (Textiles and design) and Meagan Watson (Textiles and design) - 2016
- Texstyle: Textiles and design
Adelle Ruys - 2023
Caitlin Harding, Taylah McAuliffe, Chloe Mitchell and Melody Suranyi - 2018
Peggy Grant-Dawes, Felicity Lessing, Miela Malyon, Courtney New, Samantha Taylor, Nadia Wallis and Meagan Watson - 2016
The following students have been nominated for exhibitions and performances over the past few years.
- Artexpress: Visual arts
Leah Blatchford - 2023
Imogen Cosby - 2021
Joseph Vyner - 2019 - Callback:
Ashlyn McKenzie - 2023 - Encore: Performance works
Ella Tang - 2023
Abira Harvey, Annabel Henderson, Remigiusz Lewandowski and Massimo Russo - 2021
Mitchell Brown, Amelie Gnatek, Samuel Noakes and Henry Phillips - 2020
Batil Hagob, Marcus Michelson and Emma Russell - 2019
Abi Antonito, Emma Russell - 2018
Mitzi Gardner, Tony Lu, Ariel Volovelsky and Rio Xiang - 2017
Luca Warburton - 2016
- InTech: Industrial technology multimedia
Sam Evans - 2022
Jessie Van Niekerk and Joseph Vyner - 2019
Alexander Chorley and Eva Liu - 2018
- Shape: Outstanding HSC design and technology, industrial technology & textiles and design
Anna Baker, Zoe Blackmore, Sam Evans, Adelle Ruys, Liliya Tatarinoff, Sasha Valosin - 2023
Grace Culpan - 2022
Jamie Burke - 2021
Ethan Beard, Andrew Carter and Tiffany Li - 2020
Joelle Douek - 2019
Christopher Kidall Park - Design and technology - 2018
Miela Malyon - Textiles and design - 2016
Meagan Watson - Textiles and design - 2016 - Texstyle: Textiles and design
Hana Brinkworth - 2019
May all these students help to inspire other students to achieve their best.