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2019 NSW State da Vinci Decathlon Placings - Year 8 Overall Art & Poetry Cartography Creative Producers Engineering Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School 1 Sydney Girls High School 1 Pymble Ladies' College 1 Knox Grammar School 1 MLC School 1 Moriah College 2 Knox Grammar School 2 Oxford Falls Grammar School 2 Sydney Boys High 2 Loreto Kirribilli 2 Redlands 3 Pymble Ladies' College 3 Abbotsleigh 3 St Pius X College 3 Sydney Girls High School 3 Smith's Hill High School 4 Shore 4 Danebank 4 Tara Anglican School for Girls 4 Meriden School 4 Pymble Ladies' College 5 Sydney Boys High 4 Tangara School for Girls 5 Cranbrook School 5 Manly Campus, Northern Beaches Secondary 5 St Luke's Grammar School 6 Smith's Hill High School 6 Loreto Kirribilli 6 Shore 6 Knox Grammar School 6 St Patrick's College Strathfield 7 Loreto Kirribilli 7 Sydney Girls High School 6 Kambala 7 Redlands 7 Arden Anglican School 8 Redlands 7 Penrith Christian School 6 Normanhurst Boys High School 8 Cranbrook School 8 Richard Johnson Anglican School 9 Cranbrook School 9 Knox Grammar School 9 St Andrew's Cathedral School 8 Canberra Grammar 9 Penrith Christian School 10 Danebank 10 St Pius X College 10 The King's School 10 Blue Mountains Grammar School 10 St Andrew's Cathedral School 11 Newington College 11 Moriah College 11 Covenant Christian School (Senior School) 10 James Ruse Agricultural High School 11 Queenwood 11 The King's School 11 Tara Anglican School for Girls 11 Marist Sisters' College 12 Masada College 12 Blue Mountains Grammar School 13 Santa Sabina College Strathfield 13 Emanuel School 11 Rouse Hill Anglican College 12 Trinity Grammar School Summer Hill 13 Danebank 14 Moriah College 13 North Sydney Girls High School 11 St Augustine's College 14 Newington College 14 Oxford Falls Grammar School 15 St Catherines School 15 Santa Sabina College Strathfield 11 St Joseph's College 14 Arden Anglican School 15 Loreto Normanhurst 16 St Andrew's Cathedral School 16 Queenwood 11 St Spyridon College 14 Central Coast Grammar School 16 Tangara School for Girls 14 Ravenswood School for Girls English Science Mathematics Ideation General Knowledge Code Breaking Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School 1 St Catherines School 1 Canberra Grammar 1 James Ruse Agricultural High School 1 Sydney Girls High School 1 Marist Sisters' College 1 Sydney Girls High School 2 Pymble Ladies' College 2 The King's School 2 Sydney Girls High School 2 St Catherines School 2 Waverley College 2 St Augustine's College 3 Sydney Girls High School 3 Santa Sabina College Strathfield 3 Casimir Catholic College 3 Santa Sabina College Strathfield 3 Pymble Ladies' College 3 Manly Campus, Northern Beaches Secondary C 4 Redlands 4 Smith's Hill High School 4 Knox Grammar School 4 Newington College 4 Shore 4 The Scots College 4 Shore 4 Knox Grammar School 4 Masada College 5 Knox Grammar School 5 Newington College 5 North Sydney Girls High School 4 The King's School 6 Masada College 6 Moriah College 6 North Sydney Girls High School 5 Sydney Boys High 6 Illawarra Christian School 7 St Andrew's Cathedral School 6 Penrith Selective High School 7 Shore 7 St Patrick's College Strathfield 5 Blue Mountains Grammar School 7 Smith's Hill High School 8 Sydney Boys High 8 Shore 7 Sydney Boys High 8 Loreto Kirribilli 8 Cranbrook School 7 Danebank 9 Cranbrook School 9 Christian Brothers High School Lewisham 9 Newington College 9 Meriden School 9 St Aloysius' College 9 Kinross Wolaroi School 10 Smith's Hill High School 10 St Andrew's Cathedral School 10 Meriden School 10 St Scholastica's College 9 Kinross Wolaroi School 10 St Joseph's College 10 Knox Grammar School 10 Sydney Boys High 11 Abbotsleigh 11 Danebank 9 Smith's Hill High School 10 Knox Grammar School 12 Danebank 12 Redlands 12 Pymble Ladies' College 12 MLC School 9 Normanhurst Boys High School 10 Loreto Kirribilli 12 Santa Sabina College Strathfield 13 James Ruse Agricultural High School 12 Blue Mountains Grammar School 13 St Aloysius' College 9 St Joseph's College 13 Tara Anglican School for Girls 14 Loreto Kirribilli 13 Abbotsleigh 14 Ravenswood School for Girls 14 Kinross Wolaroi School 14 St Patrick's College Strathfield 14 James Ruse Agricultural High School 14 Roseville College 15 Roseville College 15 St Luke's Grammar School 15 Kincoppal-Rose Bay 15 Central Coast Grammar School 14 Emanuel School 16 Christian Brothers High School Lewisham 15 Kambala 15 Oxford Falls Grammar School 16 Richard Johnson Anglican School 16 The King's School 16 Pacific Hills Christian School 15 St Aloysius' College 16 Pittwater House.
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