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2021 NSW State Da Vinci Decathlon Results to PUBLISH Copy 2021 NSW State da Vinci Decathlon Placings - Year 10 Overall Art & Poetry Cartography Creative Producers Engineering Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School 1 James Ruse Agricultural High School 1 Mount St Benedict College 1 Scots All Saints College 1 Smith's Hill High School 1 Roseville College 2 Smith's High School 2 Smith's Hill High School 2 St Aloysius' College 2 Kambala 2 James Ruse Agricultural High School 3 Sydney Girls High School 3 Arndell Anglican College 3 Penrith Selective High School 3 Pittwater House 3 Pittwater House 4 Knox Grammar School 4 James Ruse Agricultural High School 4 James Ruse Agricultural High School 4 St Joseph's College 4 Rosebank College 5 Kambala 5 Ascham School 5 Ravenswood 5 Tangara School for Girls 4 Pacific Hills Christian School 5 Roseville College 6 Arden Anglican School 5 The King's School 6 Newcastle Grammar School 4 International Grammar School 5 Pymble Ladies' College 6 North Sydney Girls High School 7 St Joseph's College 6 St Augustine's College 4 Meriden School 8 Sydney Boys High School 6 Kincoppal-Rose Bay School 8 Knox Grammar School 6 Masada College 4 Knox Grammar school 9 The Scots College 6 Wahroonga Adventist School 8 Stella Maris College Manly 9 James Ruse Agricultural High School 4 Smith's Hill High School 10 Santa Sabina College 6 Masada College 10 Roseville College 9 St George Girls High School 4 Sydney Girls High School 10 St Joseph's College 6 Pymble Ladies' College 10 Danebank 11 Queenwood 4 Barker College 12 North Sydney Girls High School 12 Abbotsleigh 12 St Augustine's College 11 Santa Sabina 4 The Scots College 13 Masada College 12 Sydney Boys High School 12 Newcastle Grammar School 11 Waverley 12 Redlands 14 Ravenswood 12 Sydney Girls High School 14 The Scots College 14 Calrossy Anglican School 12 St Catherine's School 15 Stella Maris College Manly 12 Loreto 14 Sydney Boys High 14 Kincoppal-Rose Bay School 12 Kincoppal-Rose Bay School 15 Danebank 12 Wagga Wagga High School 16 Masada College 14 Moriah College 12 Ravenswood English Science Mathematics Ideation Legacy Code Breaking Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School Rank School 1 Knox Grammar School 1 Smith's Hill High School 1 James Ruse Agricultural High School 1 Knox Grammar School 1 Sydney Boys High School 1 Tara Anglican School for Girls 2 Pymble Ladies' College 2 Sydney Girls High School 2 Masada College 2 Roseville College 2 Kambala 2 Loreto 3 Santa Sabina College 3 The King's School 3 The Scots College 3 Santa Sabina College 3 The Scots College 3 North Sydney Girls High School 4 Tara Anglican School for Girls 4 Christian Brothers' High School Lewisham 4 Sydney Boys High School 4 James Ruse Agricultural High School 4 Ravenswood 4 Sydney Girls High School 5 Roseville College 4 North Sydney Girls High School 5 Stella Maris College Manly 5 Queenwood 5 Green Valley Islamic College 5 Smith's Hill High School 5 St Andrew's Cathedral School 4 Sydney Boys High School 6 St Joseph's College 6 Newcastle Grammar School 6 Knox Grammar School 5 Pymble Ladies College 7 James Ruse Agricultural High School 7 Kambala 7 Rouse Hill Anglican College 6 St Catherine's School 7 St Joseph's College 7 James Ruse Agricultural High School 7 St George Girls High School 7 Queenwood 7 Smith's Hill High School 8 Caste Hill High School 8 Sydney Girls High School 8 Kambala 7 Smith's Hill High School 7 Santa Sabina 7 Sydney Girls High School 9 Pymble Ladies College 9 Danebank 8 St Catherine's School 10 Kambala 7 Abbotsleigh 10 Meriden School 10 Sydney Girls High School 10 Meriden 8 Danebank 11 Danebank 11 Telopea Park School 10 Abbotsleigh 11 Sydney Boys High School 10 St Patrick's College Strathfield 8 Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College 11 Ravenswood 11 Loreto 12 MLC Sydney 11 Danebank 10 Wahroonga Adventist School 8 St Aloysius' College 11 Ryde Secondary College 11 Pymble Ladies' College 12 Pacific Hills Christian School 13 Stella Maris College Manly 10 Oakhill College 12 St Pius X College 14 St Aloysius' College 11 Roseville College 14 Santa Sabina College 14 Arden Anglican School 10 St Aloysius College 13 Shore 14 Arden Anglican School 11 Stella Maris College Manly 14 Pymble Ladies College 14 North Sydney Girls High School 15 International Grammar School 13 Emanuel 14 The Armidale School 16 Knox Grammar School 16 Danebank 14 St Joseph's College 16 Santa Sabina College 13 The Scots College.
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