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2021 NSW Da Vinci Decathlon Results 2021 NSW State da Vinci Decathlon Placings - Year 5 Overall Art & Poetry Cartography Creative Producers Engineering Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School 1 Macquarie Anglican Grammar school 1 Tangara School for Girls 1 Abbotsleigh Junior School 1 Kincoppal-Rose Bay School 1 The Scots College Preparatory 2 Moriah College Primary School 2 Masada College 2 Wahroonga Preparatory School 2 St Ives Public School 2 Redlands Junior School 3 Sydney Grammar School, St Ives Prep 3 Brisbane Boys' College 3 Macquarie Anglican Grammar School 3 Illawarra Christian School 3 Wahroonga Adventist School 4 Wahroonga Preparatory School 4 Macquarie Anglican Grammar School 4 Ascham School 4 Moriah College Primary School 4 Santa Sabina College 5 Abbotsleigh Junior School 4 Pacific Hills Christian School 4 St Andrew's Cathedral School 4 Stanmore Public School 5 Tangara School for Girls 5 Brisbane Boys College 4 Roseville College 6 St Aloysius College Junior School 6 Northern Beaches Christian School 5 Tara Anglican School for Girls 5 Knox Grammar School 4 St Luke's Grammar 6 St Ives Public School 6 Pacific Hills Christian School 5 Scots All Saints College 8 Pacific Hills Christian School 4 Trinity Grammar School 6 Emanuel School 6 St Aloysius College Junior School 5 St Therese School 9 Ascham School 4 Moriah College Primary School 9 Knox Grammar Preparatory School 6 St Luke's Grammar School 5 Wahroonga Preparatory School 10 The Scots College Preparatory 4 Canberra Grammar Primary School 10 St Luke's Grammar School 10 Central Coast Grammar School 5 Illawarra Christian School 10 Tangara School for Girls 4 Emanuel School 10 The Scots College Preparatory 10 Lakes Grammar 11 Ravenswood 12 St Aloysius' College Junior School 12 The Armidale School 10 SCEGGS Darlinghurst 10 Sydney Grammar School, St Ives Prep 11 SCEGGS Darlinghurst 13 St Luke's Grammar School 12 St Ives Public School 13 The King's School 10 Arden Anglican School 11 St Ives Public School 14 Illawarra Christian School 12 Sydney Grammar School, St Ives Prep 13 Canberra Grammar Primary School 10 St Catherine's School 11 Holy Family Lindfield 15 Pymble Ladies College 12 CHS 15 Waverley College 10 Tangara School for Girls 11 Barker College English Science Mathematics Ideation Legacy Code Breaking Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School 1 Knox Grammar Preparatory School 1 Brisbane Boys' College 1 Wyvern House, Newington College 1 PLC Sydney 1 Abbotsleigh Junior School 1 Ravenswood 2 Ermington Public School 2 Abbotsleigh Junior School 2 Ascham School 2 Illawarra Christian School 2 Cranbrook School 2 The Scots College Preparatory 3 SCEGGS Darlinghurst 3 Pymble Ladies College 3 Armidale City Public School 3 St Aloysius College Junior School 3 Sydney Grammar School, St Ives Prep 3 Macquarie Anglican Grammar School 4 Macquarie Anglican Grammar School 4 Knox Grammar Preparatory School 4 Knox Grammar Preparatory School 4 Moriah College Primary School 4 Ascham School 4 Kambala 4 Pacific Hills Christian School 4 Wahroonga Preparatory School 4 Moriah College Primary School 5 Brisbane Boys College 4 Macquarie Anglican Grammar School 4 Cranbrook School 4 Armidale City Public School 4 St Patrick's College Strathfield 4 Barker College 5 St Patrick's College Strathfield 4 Wenona 4 Central Coast Grammar School 4 Holsworthy Public School 7 Wyvern House, Newington College 4 MLC Sydney 7 Arden Anglican School 7 Pacific Hills Christian School 7 Redlands Junior School 4 Green Point Christian College 7 Barker College 4 Sydney Grammar School, St Ives Prep 7 Kambala 8 Kambala 7 Tangara School for Girls 4 Pymble Ladies College 7 St Catherine's School 9 Brisbane Boys College 7 Pymble Ladies College 8 Queenwood 7 St Therese School 4 Sydney Grammar School, St Ives Prep 10 Canberra Grammar Primary School 9 Trinity Grammar School 10 Macquarie Anglican Grammar School 8 St Therese School 10 St Aloysius College Junior School 11 International Grammar School 11 MLC Sydney 9 Tara Anglican School for Girls 10 The Scots College Preparatory 8 Wahroonga Preparatory School 10 Trinity Grammar School 11 Moriah Colelge Primary School 11 Cranbrook School 12 Cranbrook School 10 Wyvern House, Newington College 12 St Lukes Grammar School 10 Green Point Christian College 11 Wyvern House, Newington College 11 SCEGGS Darlinghurst 12 Trinity Grammar Preparatory School 10 Green Point Christian College 13 Armidale City Public School 10 Masada College 14 MLC Sydney 14 St Luke's Grammar School 14 Wahroonga Preparatory School 14 Sydney Grammar School, St Ives Preparatory 13 Ravenswood 14 Abbotsleigh Junior School 14 St Mark's Catholic Primary School 15 Moriah College Primary School 14 Ermington Public School 14 Ascham School 13 Canberra Grammar Primary School 14 Wenona 2021 NSW State da Vinci Decathlon Placings - 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