Summary of our Year 12 SACE Results 2018
- SACE completion was achieved by 100% of our 78 students, an outstanding achievement reflecting the commitment of our students and Year 12 staff who have guided them and facilitated their learning all year.
- 5 students achieved an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank in the 90s (top 10% of the state), with a further 12 in the 80s (top 20% of the state).
- The Dux of the College with an ATAR of 96.25 is Wil Size. Our congratulations to Wil on his outstanding achievements, which we look forward to celebrating with him with the presentation of the St Scholastica College Dux shield at our Academic Assembly in February.
- Our congratulations to all students whose results reflect the very best outcome of which they were capable, as they have attained their own personal excellence, and there is no more that we can ask of ourselves than that.
- Significant levels of attainment have been achieved by students in Vocational Learning, including students attaining full completion of Certificate IIs and IIIs, contributing significantly for a number of students in the attainment of their SACE.
- Stage 2 grades overall (including Year 11 Stage 2 RE results) were:
- As 25.5%
- Bs 44%
- Cs 27.2%
- Ds 3.2%
- Es 0.2%
This represents a 97% achievement level at C- or better across all Stage 2 enrolments, with more than two thirds of all enrolments resulted in the A or B bands.
There has been marked increase in A results, increasing by 67% on our 2017 results.
This is significant as it was a discussion focus for your staff in analysis of 2017 results at the commencement of this year, with subsequent work undertaken by Year 12 staff about how to support students to move their achievement from the B and C bands into As.
Congratulations to all who have been a part of supporting this group of students in their learning and wellbeing to enable them to achieve this fine set of outcomes, and thank you to our families for working in partnership with us.
Best Wishes to you all for a joy-filled Christmas.
Gavin McGlaughlin
Principal
