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THE CLASS OF 2018
• 14 boys (5.4 per cent of the cohort) obtained
an ATAR of 99.50 or more (top 0.5 per cent
in the population)
• 25 boys (9.7 per cent of the cohort) obtained
an ATAR of 99.00 or more (top 1 per cent in
the population)
• 38 boys (14.7 per cent of the cohort)
obtained an ATAR of 98 or more (top 2 per
cent in the population)
• 80 boys (30.9 per cent of the cohort)
obtained an ATAR of 95 or more (top 5 per
cent in the population)
• 120 boys (46.3 per cent of the cohort)
obtained an ATAR of 90 or more (top 10 per
cent in the population)
• 170 boys (65.6 per cent of the cohort)
obtained an ATAR of 80 or more (top 20 per
cent in the population)
• The median ATAR was 88.85
• Measures of ‘value add’, comparing ability
testing data from earlier years and ATAR
scores, indicate a strong performance from
this cohort
(Note: the population referred to in the ATAR
statistics above is the population of the
statewide Year 7 cohort from 2013, including
those students who moved or left school before
Year 12.)
• There were 18 ‘perfect’ scores of 50 across
12 subjects.
• Eight Year 12 boys obtained scores of
50: Christopher Chamberlain (Chemistry,
German and Physics), Jason Hu (Specialist
Mathematics), Andrew Kroger (Further
Mathematics), Tom Loveridge (English),
Austin Nguyen (English), Christopher Sparks
(French and Literature), Joshua Start
(English), and Joshua Yong (English)
• Seven Year 11 boys obtained scores of 50:
Rupert Balfe (Psychology), William Dixon
(Legal Studies), Tianqi Feng (Mathematical
Methods), Matthew Lee (Biology), Harrison
Liu (Biology), William Sutherland
(Mathematical Methods) and Yulin (Kevin) Wu
(Mathematical Methods).
TOM BATTY — PRINCIPAL
ABOVE FROM LEFT: STEVE HOLDING, ALICE COOK,
ZIAN (TOMMY) WEI, JOSHUA YONG, CHRISTOPHER
SPARKS, JASON HU, PINO CUTINELLI, TOM BATTY.
ABSENT: NICK MARKS, CHRISTOPHER CHAMBERLAIN
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