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2017 Higher School Certificate - Illness/Misadventure Appeals Number of Number of Number of Number of Percentage Number of Number of Number of applied Number of Percentage Number of HSC student student students of students HSC student HSC student student exam Percentage courses course of upheld School Name Locality HSC exam exam exam lodging I/M who lodged exam exam components of exam fully or mark courses students courses components applications an I/M courses components applied for components partially changes with mark applied for upheld application upheld upheld changes Abbotsleigh WAHROONGA 161 22 14% 895 1224 45 56 51 91% 40 27 68% Airds High School CAMPBELLTOWN Al Amanah College LIVERPOOL Al Noori Muslim School GREENACRE 77 2 3% 321 382 2 3 3 100% 2 1 50% Al Sadiq College GREENACRE 31 2 6% 164 216 10 12 8 67% 6 6 100% Albion Park High School ALBION PARK 104 14 13% 465 643 38 48 19 40% 17 11 65% Albury High School ALBURY 112 8 7% 563 802 18 24 17 71% 11 8 73% Alesco Illawarra WOLLONGONG Alesco Senior College COOKS HILL 59 3 5% 118 157 3 3 3 100% 3 3 100% Alexandria Park Community School ALEXANDRIA Al‐Faisal College AUBURN Al‐Faisal College ‐ Campbelltown MINTO All Saints Catholic Senior College CASULA 248 12 5% 1267 1724 21 24 20 83% 17 16 94% All Saints College (St Mary's Campus) MAITLAND 240 7 3% 1333 1771 21 24 17 71% 14 9 64% All Saints' College Bathurst BATHURST 54 4 7% 252 338 19 22 19 86% 16 15 94% All Saints Grammar BELMORE 45 2 4% 258 366 8 9 9 100% 8 3 38% Alpha Omega Senior College AUBURN 113 12 11% 476 585 16 18 16 89% 14 11 79% Alstonville High School ALSTONVILLE 104 9 9% 494 687 9 13 11 85% 7 3 43% Ambarvale High School ROSEMEADOW 77 8 10% 339 450 19 19 19 100% 19 11 58% Amity College, Prestons PRESTONS 150 17 11% 655 837 26 38 10 26% 10 6 60% Aquinas Catholic College MENAI 142 6 4% 711 932 6 7 7 100% 6 5 83% Arden Anglican School EPPING 75 5 7% 414 595 9 14 13 93% 8 7 88% Ardlethan Central School ARDLETHAN Ariah Park Central School ARIAH PARK Armidale High School ARMIDALE 79 2 3% 329 460 6 7 7 100% 6 5 83% Arndell Anglican College OAKVILLE 66 7 11% 373 525 20 25 18 72% 15 9 60% Arthur Phillip High School PARRAMATTA 194 7 4% 878 1310 17 27 20 74% 11 9 82% Ascham School EDGECLIFF 103 8 8% 568 835 22 31 29 94% 21 15 71% Ashcroft High School ASHCROFT 60 2 3% 233 368 3 3 2 67% 2 2 100% Ashfield Boys High School ASHFIELD 118 6 5% 602 820 7 7 6 86% 6 6 100% Ashford Central School ASHFORD Asquith Boys High School ASQUITH 71 2 3% 316 431 5 5 5 100% 5 1 20% Asquith Girls High School ASQUITH 184 11 6% 798 1218 15 20 17 85% 13 9 69% Auburn Girls High School AUBURN 100 3 3% 488 645 6 6 6 100% 6 4 67% Australian Christian College ‐ Marsden Park RIVERSTONE 23 3 13% 119 197 6 7 6 86% 5 5 100% Australian Institute of Music SURRY HILLS 24 6 25% 126 305 10 17 16 94% 10 10 100% Australian International Academy, Sydney, Strathfield Campus STRATHFIELD 2017 Higher School Certificate - Illness/Misadventure Appeals Number of Number of Number of Number of Percentage Number of Number of Number of applied Number of Percentage Number of HSC student student students of students HSC student HSC student student exam Percentage courses course of upheld School Name Locality HSC exam exam exam lodging I/M who lodged exam exam components of exam fully or mark courses students courses components applications an I/M courses components applied for components partially changes with mark applied for upheld application upheld upheld changes Australian International High School SYDNEY Australian International School Hong Kong KOWLOON TONG 41 2 5% 239 350 5 6 6 100% 5 4 80% Australian International School Malaysia THE MINES RESORT CITY 39 4 10% 212 304 4 5 1 20% 1 1 100% Australian International School Singapore SINGAPORE Australian Islamic College of Sydney MOUNT DRUITT 50 2 4% 259 320 2 2 2 100% 2 2 100% Australian Performing Arts Grammar School GLEBE Avondale School COORANBONG 45 4 9% 217 299 12 14 6 43% 5 3 60% Ballina Coast High School BALLINA Balranald Central School BALRANALD Bankstown Girls High School BANKSTOWN 84 8 10% 407 641 14 16 9 56% 7 6 86% Bankstown Senior College BANKSTOWN 73 2 3% 266 460 2 2 1 50% 1 1 100% Banora Point High School BANORA POINT 61 8 13% 258 402 14 23 16 70% 8 5 63% Baradine Central School BARADINE Barellan Central School BARELLAN Barham High School BARHAM 20 0 0% 118 146 0 0 0 0 0 Barker College HORNSBY 345 7 2% 1911 2599 22 25 25 100% 22 18 82% Barraba Central School BARRABA Barrenjoey High School AVALON 137 12 9% 549 863 24 32 26 81% 19 19 100% Bass High School BASS HILL 95 5 5% 426 597 15 18 12 67% 10 8 80% Batemans Bay High School BATEHAVEN Batlow Technology School BATLOW Baulkham Hills High School BAULKHAM HILLS 275 5 2% 1272 1588 5 6 5 83% 4 4 100% Bede Polding College SOUTH WINDSOR 139 5 4% 731 944 11 12 12 100% 11 7 64% Bega High School BEGA 86 2 2% 379 565 2 2 2 100% 2 2 100% Bellfield College ROSSMORE Bellingen High School BELLINGEN 63 8 13% 282 411 14 16 13 81% 11 9 82% Belmont Christian College BELMONT NORTH 40 4 10% 208 298 15 18 6 33% 4 2 50% Belmont High School BELMONT 116 9 8% 471 629 20 24 24 100% 20 16 80% Belmore Boys High School BELMORE 41 0 0% 205 275 0 0 0 0 0 Bethany College HURSTVILLE 149 4 3% 818 1140 5 6 4 67% 3 2 67% Bethel Christian School MOUNT DRUITT Bethlehem College ASHFIELD 123 9 7% 672 920 26 37 19 51% 14 11 79% Beverly Hills Girls High School BEVERLY HILLS 198 4 2% 1010 1501 7 8 7 88% 6 4 67% Billabong High School CULCAIRN 71 4 6% 162 231 5 5 5 100% 5 5 100% Bingara Central School BINGARA 2017 Higher School Certificate - Illness/Misadventure Appeals Number of Number of Number of Number of Percentage Number of Number of Number of applied Number of Percentage Number of HSC student student students of students HSC student HSC student student exam Percentage courses course of upheld School Name Locality HSC exam exam exam lodging I/M who lodged exam exam components of exam fully or mark courses students courses components applications an I/M courses components applied for components partially changes with mark applied for upheld application upheld upheld changes Binnaway Central School BINNAWAY Birrong Boys High School BIRRONG 40 0 0% 192 284 0 0 0 0 0 Birrong Girls High School BIRRONG 128 4 3% 616 830 10 12 11 92% 9 4 44% Bishop Druitt College COFFS HARBOUR 116 7 6% 468 647 8 10 10 100% 8 3 38% Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College FLETCHER 43 3 7% 227 295 10 11 4 36% 4 4 100% Blacktown Boys High School BLACKTOWN Blacktown Girls High School BLACKTOWN 111 5 5% 516 742 9 10 10 100% 9 6 67% Blakehurst High School BLAKEHURST 175 9 5% 855 1280 17 19 9 47% 8 8 100% Blaxland High School BLAXLAND 141 6 4% 637 964 11 14 14 100% 11 8 73% Blayney High School BLAYNEY 45 0 0% 200 256 0 0 0 0 0 Blue Hills College GOONELLABAH Blue Mountains Grammar School WENTWORTH FALLS 81 8 10% 432 638 16 20 10 50% 8 4 50% Boggabilla Central School BOGGABILLA Bomaderry High School BOMADERRY 77 2 3% 344 488 2 2 2 100% 2 2 100% Bombala High School BOMBALA Bonalbo Central School BONALBO Bonnyrigg High School BONNYRIGG 223 6 3% 974 1359 14 20 19 95% 14 12 86% Boorowa Central School BOOROWA Border Christian College THURGOONA Bossley Park High School BOSSLEY PARK 221 11 5% 1102 1564 16 23 22 96% 15 11 73% Bourke High School BOURKE Bowral High School BOWRAL 99 4 4% 422 569 6 7 5 71% 4 4 100% Bowraville Central School BOWRAVILLE Bradfield College ST LEONARDS 123 11 9% 464 751 18 21 15 71% 13 11 85% Braidwood Central School BRAIDWOOD Brewarrina Central School BREWARRINA Brigidine College Randwick RANDWICK 154 10 6% 827 1147 21 28 25 89% 18 15 83% Brigidine College St Ives ST IVES 172 6 3% 769 1104 8 11 10 91% 8 4 50% Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy Campus WOY WOY 154 7 5% 669 937 20 23 12 52% 10 4 40% Broken Hill High School BROKEN HILL 61 0 0% 250 322 0 0 0 0 0 Broughton Anglican College MENANGLE PARK 85 7 8% 444 611 11 12 6 50% 5 3 60% Bulahdelah Central School BULAHDELAH Bulli High School BULLI 104 9 9% 501 718 13 14 12 86% 11 8 73% Bundarra Central School BUNDARRA Burwood Girls High School CROYDON 228 22 10% 1113 1715 55 68 57 84% 45 31 69% Byron Bay High School BYRON BAY 142 8 6% 605 923 16 24 19 79% 12 10 83% Cabramatta High School CABRAMATTA 217 13 6% 1044 1559 23 24 22 92% 21 19 90% Calderwood Christian School ALBION PARK 45 2 4% 177 229 6 8 2 25% 2 1 50% 2017 Higher School Certificate - Illness/Misadventure Appeals Number of Number of Number of Number of Percentage Number of Number of Number of applied Number of Percentage Number of HSC student student students of students HSC student HSC student student exam Percentage courses course of upheld School Name Locality HSC exam exam exam lodging I/M who lodged exam exam components of exam fully or mark courses students courses components applications an I/M courses components applied for components partially changes with mark applied for upheld application upheld upheld changes Callaghan College Jesmond Campus JESMOND 293 8 3% 1099 1561 23 27 26 96% 22 15 68% Calrossy Anglican School TAMWORTH 100 7 7% 519 688 24 30 26 87% 20 15 75% Cambridge Park High School CAMBRIDGE PARK 58 9 16% 258 392 10 19 13 68% 7 7 100% Camden Haven High School LAURIETON 80 4 5% 347 529 9 10 10 100% 9 6 67% Camden Haven High School Distance Education Centre LAURIETON 25 2 8% 57 70 6 7 6 86% 5 5 100% Camden High School CAMDEN 115 3 3% 512 696 13 15 15 100% 13 8 62% Campbell House School GLENFIELD Campbelltown Performing Arts High School CAMPBELLTOWN 126 10 8% 516 870 18 21 12 57% 11 10 91% Canberra Grammar School RED HILL 111 8 7% 570 747 12 13 10 77% 9 5 56% Canley Vale High School
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