VCE Congratulations

Our VCE top scorers

My sincere congratulations to our Year 12 students who have just achieved some spectacular results – and the best ever recorded for both the Pakenham and Berwick campuses.

The College had 15 students who scored at ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) of more than 95.

I believe these results are a testament to the overwhelming success of the College’s open-entry, non-selective philosophy.

Twenty-three students from the Pakenham Campus and 18 students from Berwick Campus scored in the 90s. An impressive 15.1 per cent of all the College’s VCE students scored in the 90s, while more than half of all VCE students achieved a rank of 70 or above.

For individual subjects, 118 students achieved scores above 40 across a diverse range of subjects.

At the Berwick Campus, subjects in which students scored the highest marks included Systems Engineering, IT Applications, Theatre Studies and Literature while at the Pakenham Campus, Systems Engineering, Legal Studies, Literature and IT subjects took top positions.

Many of the top scoring students had also completed a LOTE (Language Other Than English) subject – French or Japanese.

We are seeing highly successful students achieving excellent results by following their passion rather than just choosing the ‘high scaling’ subjects. This outcome is also reward of a very proactive literacy program, in all sections of the College, which is now being realised in some of the strong results in VCE Literature and English.

Well done to all VCE students who have worked hard this year to achieve these incredible results.

Top VCE students:

Pakenham Campus (Dux): Hilary Davies (98.45) English 46, Literature 46, Art 41, LOTE (French) 35, Music Group Performance 30, History Revolutions 41
Pakenham Campus: Clark Reedy (98.40), Chemistry 43, Mathematical Methods 42, English 41, LOTE (Japanese) 36, Specialist Mathematics 35, Biology 44
Berwick Campus: Zoe Glen-Norman (97.45), Outdoor and Environmental Studies 47, English 45, Health and Human Development, 45, Psychology 43, Further Mathematics 35 and Geography 32.

Students who scored more than 95:

Pakenham Campus: Hilary Davies (98.45), Clark Reedy (98.4) Evan Urquhart (96.9), Thomas Crowe (96.65), Craig Tamlin (96.35), Kenneth Young (96.3), Caitlin Roncari (95.85), Jason Talbot (95.85), Nicholas Lorimer (95.25).

Berwick Campus: Zoe Glen-Norman (97.45), Leaha-Marie Hill-Buxton (96.85), Conor Rogers (96.85), Jessica Masters (95.85), Amy Fisher (95.4), Wynston Chew (95.4).

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