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POST COMPULSORY PARTICIPATION AND ACHIEVEMENT INFORMATION 2003 SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION SCHOOL PROGRAMS STUDENT COHORT STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Enrolled % Applying % Satisfactory % Satisfactory Median % 40+ VCE 3/4 VET in VCE Enrolled Enrolled for Tertiary VCE VET Study Study Name Locality Units Certificates IB? 3/4 units in VET in VCAL Places completions completions Score Scores ACADEMY OF MARY IMMACULATE FITZROY 38 1 127 14 95 99 33 32 9 AITKEN COLLEGE GREENVALE 21 3 48 6 90 100 92 30 5 ALBERT PARK COLLEGE ALBERT PARK 37 13 101 33 18 72 94 74 23 1 ALEXANDRA SECONDARY COLLEGE ALEXANDRA 24 4 93 39 15 88 100 69 30 5 ALIA COLLEGE HAWTHORN EAST 17 12 78 89 29 4 ALPHINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL ALPHINGTON 24 3 91 24 1 92 98 95 28 1 ALTONA SECONDARY COLLEGE ALTONA 27 12 107 163 29 65 85 70 24 0 APOLLO BAY P-12 COLLEGE APOLLO BAY 19 27 100 100 30 11 AQUINAS COLLEGE RINGWOOD 42 14 306 96 89 100 96 32 9 ARARAT COMMUNITY COLLEGE - SECONDARY ARARAT 28 15 107 101 12 46 99 81 26 1 ASHWOOD SECONDARY COLLEGE ASHWOOD 27 6 84 5 82 97 43 29 5 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE KILMORE 36 22 276 84 12 95 100 87 30 6 AVE MARIA COLLEGE ABERFELDIE 35 3 232 31 96 100 49 31 10 AVILA COLLEGE MOUNT WAVERLEY 37 6 220 16 19 92 99 91 33 13 BACCHUS MARSH COLLEGE BACCHUS MARSH 30 12 164 113 19 73 98 65 28 4 BACCHUS MARSH GRAMMAR BACCHUS MARSH 22 10 67 23 87 100 62 31 3 BAIMBRIDGE COLLEGE HAMILTON HAMILTON 28 19 109 64 21 65 97 68 28 4 BAIRNSDALE SECONDARY COLLEGE BAIRNSDALE 40 29 270 185 27 71 96 67 28 6 BALLARAT AND CLARENDON COLLEGE (SENIOR) BALLARAT 37 13 213 20 93 100 80 35 22 BALLARAT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE SEBASTOPOL 13 2 26 2 57 100 88 29 6 BALLARAT GRAMMAR SCHOOL WENDOUREE 41 8 297 62 93 100 63 35 23 BALLARAT HIGH SCHOOL BALLARAT 37 37 306 129 27 73 95 66 29 5 BALLARAT SECONDARY COLLEGE BALLARAT 50 33 240 155 30 49 88 81 27 3 BALMORAL HIGH SCHOOL BALMORAL 19 6 14 7 100 100 62 29 0 BALWYN HIGH SCHOOL BALWYN NORTH 44 3 504 6 93 99 89 35 20 BANKSIA SECONDARY COLLEGE HEIDELBERG WEST 24 7 96 7 17 51 85 27 24 3 BAYSIDE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FRANKSTON 26 7 41 12 96 100 96 30 7 BAYSIDE COLLEGE NEWPORT 49 12 237 162 11 66 91 93 26 1 BAYSWATER SECONDARY COLLEGE BAYSWATER 27 24 50 37 10 51 98 73 26 1 BAYVIEW COLLEGE PORTLAND 23 6 35 25 77 95 89 29 9 BEACONHILLS COLLEGE PAKENHAM 39 6 274 11 85 99 72 31 8 BEAUFORT SECONDARY COLLEGE BEAUFORT 188 3210 649173285 BEECHWORTH SECONDARY COLLEGE BEECHWORTH 26 8 68 57 9 79 100 72 31 4 BELLARINE SECONDARY COLLEGE DRYSDALE 39 20 185 82 24 64 92 68 29 4 BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL BELMONT 40 31 266 90 15 82 98 75 30 4 BENALLA COLLEGE BENALLA 49 42 260 344 23 72 87 63 30 7 BENDIGO SENIOR SECONDARY COLLEGE BENDIGO 70 74 1269 510 101 66 95 69 30 6 BENTLEIGH SECONDARY COLLEGE BENTLEIGH EAST 33 8 116 92 6 59 92 55 28 4 BERWICK SECONDARY COLLEGE BERWICK 38 20 333 99 69 72 92 72 28 5 BETH RIVKAH LADIES COLLEGE EAST ST KILDA 21 97 100 100 34 19 BIALIK COLLEGE HAWTHORN EAST 29 148 100 100 36 31 BILLANOOK COLLEGE LTD MOOROOLBARK 41 14 188 75 88 100 80 32 9 BIRCHIP P12 SCHOOL BIRCHIP 19 7 23 13 94 94 84 32 11 BLACKBURN HIGH SCHOOL BLACKBURN 37 2 222 2 91 99 33 31 10 BOORT SECONDARY COLLEGE BOORT 20 3 28 8 89 100 89 34 14 BORONIA HEIGHTS COLLEGE BORONIA 31 20 131 80 31 49 92 76 27 6 BOX FOREST SECONDARY COLLEGE GLENROY 325 795921639655221 BOX HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOX HILL 34 1 242 1 89 98 30 31 12 BOX HILL SENIOR SECONDARY COLLEGE BOX HILL NORTH 56 24 319 287 84 51 92 82 26 2 BRAEMAR COLLEGE WOODEND 27 7 104 108 91 100 90 33 14 1 of 10 December 2003 POST COMPULSORY PARTICIPATION AND ACHIEVEMENT INFORMATION 2003 SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION SCHOOL PROGRAMS STUDENT COHORT STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Enrolled % Applying % Satisfactory % Satisfactory Median % 40+ VCE 3/4 VET in VCE Enrolled Enrolled for Tertiary VCE VET Study Study Name Locality Units Certificates IB? 3/4 units in VET in VCAL Places completions completions Score Scores BRANDON PARK SECONDARY COLLEGE WHEELERS HILL 7 10 10 22 23 100 100 81 21 0 BRAUER COLLEGE WARRNAMBOOL 35 9 238 113 54 66 96 92 31 8 BRAYBROOK COLLEGE BRAYBROOK 31 8 131 93 16 92 96 87 24 3 BRENTWOOD SECONDARY COLLEGE GLEN WAVERLEY 35 5 184 11 95 100 36 32 13 BRIGHT P-12 COLLEGE BRIGHT 22 5 56 33 55 81 61 28 7 BRIGHTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL BRIGHTON 31 7 197 66 96 100 94 34 22 BRIGHTON SECONDARY COLLEGE BRIGHTON EAST 36 11 196 46 21 70 96 98 29 7 BRIMBANK COLLEGE ST ALBANS 27 6 91 81 64 94 68 23 0 BROADFORD SECONDARY COLLEGE BROADFORD 28 16 80 104 17 68 93 76 26 2 BROADMEADOWS SECONDARY COLLEGE BROADMEADOWS 21 3 46 34 21 76 79 84 23 0 BRUNSWICK SECONDARY COLLEGE BRUNSWICK 30 1 86 11 90 92 100 26 2 BUCKLEY PARK COLLEGE ESSENDON 23 3 77 4 72 98 100 26 3 BUNDOORA SECONDARY COLLEGE BUNDOORA 24 12 108 48 16 74 97 73 26 1 CAMBERWELL ANGLICAN GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL CANTERBURY 29 1 177 1 96 100 100 36 31 CAMBERWELL GRAMMAR SCHOOL CANTERBURY 34 1 302 94 98 100 100 35 26 CAMBERWELL HIGH SCHOOL CANTERBURY 40 4 285 2 85 98 100 31 8 CAMPERDOWN COLLEGE CAMPERDOWN 17 7 36 17 14 75 88 88 27 5 CANN RIVER P-12 COLLEGE CANN RIVER 7 1 4 1 50 100 100 36 9 CANTERBURY GIRLS SECONDARY COLLEGE CANTERBURY 38 6 269 25 97 100 88 34 15 CAREY BAPTIST GRAMMAR SCHOOL KEW 43 4 Y 355 38 94 100 97 35 24 CAROLINE CHISHOLM CATHOLIC COLLEGE BRAYBROOK 46 13 289 125 12 87 97 80 28 4 CARWATHA COLLEGE P-12 NOBLE PARK NORTH 35 16 177 52 76 97 77 28 3 CASTERTON SECONDARY COLLEGE CASTERTON 24 8 27 18 9 42 88 100 26 0 CASTLEMAINE SECONDARY COLLEGE CASTLEMAINE 31 17 171 124 19 72 99 43 29 5 CATHOLIC COLLEGE BENDIGO BENDIGO 36 21 265 149 15 82 100 68 31 7 CATHOLIC COLLEGE SALE SALE 37 22 169 107 10 77 98 79 29 6 CATHOLIC COLLEGE WODONGA WODONGA 43 13 274 135 11 72 99 87 30 7 CATHOLIC LADIES COLLEGE ELTHAM 30 6 196 101 89 100 99 31 12 CATHOLIC REGIONAL COLLEGE GEELONG GEELONG 35 19 165 107 9 60 98 93 26 2 CATHOLIC REGIONAL COLLEGE SYDENHAM SYDENHAM 53 19 465 175 1 81 99 87 29 6 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL - CAULFIELD CAMPUS ST KILDA EAST 42 2 318 19 98 100 100 34 18 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL - WHEELERS HILL WHEELERS HILL 40 4 276 76 97 100 99 34 18 CHAIRO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DROUIN 24 6 61 6 81 100 72 30 4 CHANDLER SECONDARY COLLEGE KEYSBOROUGH 33 19 107 62 19 89 91 87 27 3 CHARLTON COLLEGE CHARLTON 23 4 31 6 87 100 99 28 5 CHELTENHAM SECONDARY COLLEGE CHELTENHAM 35 4 197 9 85 99 58 28 3 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGE ST KILDA ST KILDA EAST 40 13 99 32 1 82 96 79 28 4 CHRISTIAN COLLEGE INSTITUTE OF SENIOR EDUCATION WAURN PONDS 29 3 198 6 86 100 100 32 10 CLEELAND SECONDARY COLLEGE DANDENONG 43 15 153 40 19 49 89 74 23 1 CLONARD COLLEGE GEELONG WEST 37 12 168 31 10 87 96 98 31 11 COBDEN TECHNICAL SCHOOL COBDEN 20 8 55 28 8 97 97 60 27 1 COBRAM SECONDARY COLLEGE COBRAM 23 4 90 10 73 98 46 27 4 COHUNA SECONDARY COLLEGE COHUNA 26 8 51 30 71 100 89 29 5 COLAC COLLEGE COLAC 33 17 82 52 23 58 94 74 28 2 COLAC HIGH SCHOOL COLAC 35 11 149 61 14 68 100 88 29 4 COLLINGWOOD COLLEGE COLLINGWOOD 23 10 39 46 50 83 91 39 26 2 COOMOORA SECONDARY COLLEGE SPRINGVALE SOUTH 33 6 141 11 10 87 93 56 23 2 COPPERFIELD COLLEGE DELAHEY 46 12 288 119 35 91 93 32 24 1 CORIO BAY SENIOR COLLEGE CORIO 41 20 165 156 17 29 81 62 23 0 CORRYONG COLLEGE CORRYONG 26 9 65 60 14 74 100 83 31 6 2 of 10 December 2003 POST COMPULSORY PARTICIPATION AND ACHIEVEMENT INFORMATION 2003 SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION SCHOOL PROGRAMS STUDENT COHORT STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Enrolled % Applying % Satisfactory % Satisfactory Median % 40+ VCE 3/4 VET in VCE Enrolled Enrolled for Tertiary VCE VET Study Study Name Locality Units Certificates IB? 3/4 units in VET in VCAL Places completions completions Score Scores COVENANT COLLEGE BELL POST HILL 20 10 28 13 76 94 96 32 7 CRAIGIEBURN SECONDARY COLLEGE CRAGIEBURN 32 13 162 245 65 92 83 25 0 CRANBOURNE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE CRANBOURNE 26 10 52 19 79 100 92 29 2 CRANBOURNE SECONDARY COLLEGE CRANBOURNE 29 2 180 2 55 97 100 28 2 CROYDON COMMUNITY SCHOOL CROYDON 2 14 2 25 27 63 CROYDON SECONDARY COLLEGE CROYDON 26 8 128 49 20 70 96 92 28 4 DAMASCUS COLLEGE MOUNT CLEAR 38 34 206 78 18 72 99 78 29 5 DANDENONG HIGH SCHOOL DANDENONG 59 21 332 98 81 96 90 28 6 DAYLESFORD SECONDARY COLLEGE DAYLESFORD 28 15 91 52 28 70 96 77 30 8 DE LA SALLE COLLEGE MALVERN 40 8 264 89 1 93 100 86 31 7 DEBNEY PARK SECONDARY COLLEGE FLEMINGTON 23 11 89 98 13 93 96 83 26 4 DEER PARK SECONDARY COLLEGE DEER PARK 277 644110679569232 DERRINALLUM P12 COLLEGE DERRINALLUM 13 15 64 100 31 5 DIAMOND VALLEY COLLEGE DIAMOND CREEK 257 9723 689270260 DIMBOOLA MEMORIAL SECONDARY COLLEGE DIMBOOLA 239 3924 748885309 DISTANCE EDUCATION CENTRE VICTORIA THORNBURY 39 12 355 48 29 84 81 28 3 DONALD HIGH SCHOOL DONALD 17 3 44 7 74 100 89 33 13 DONCASTER SECONDARY COLLEGE DONCASTER 38 6 303 42 91 99 93 32 11 DONVALE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE DONVALE 27 9 90 28 94 100 91 32 15 DOVETON SECONDARY COLLEGE DOVETON 16 11 35 23 31 33 94 69 24 0 DROMANA SECONDARY COLLEGE DROMANA 35 16 160 74 80 96 96 27 1 DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE DROUIN 31 14 116 31 10 60 97 85 29 3 EAST DONCASTER SECONDARY COLLEGE DONCASTER EAST 36 8 228 17 90 99 82 31 10 EAST LODDON P-12 COLLEGE DINGEE 15 3 28 11 64 100 50 30 8 ECHUCA HIGH SCHOOL ECHUCA 30 18 138 79 63 93 76 28 8 ECHUCA SECONDARY COLLEGE ECHUCA 31 21 69 66 50 100 73 27 3 EDENHOPE COLLEGE EDENHOPE 18 12 26 29 8 74 100 68 32 4 ELTHAM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION RESEARCH 41 16 313 195 87 99 92 33 16 ELTHAM HIGH SCHOOL ELTHAM 38 5 281 54 83 99 95 30 6 ELWOOD COLLEGE ELWOOD 30 5 194 17 4 61 96 82 26 3 EMERALD SECONDARY COLLEGE EMERALD 31 7 203 28 89 94 70 28 5 EMMANUEL COLLEGE WARRNAMBOOL 26 5 102 28 99 100 43 31 6 EMMAUS COLLEGE BURWOOD 39 11 180 22 80 100 86 33 12 EPPING SECONDARY COLLEGE EPPING 24 13 90 44 23 85 100 52 26 1 ERINBANK SECONDARY COLLEGE WESTMEADOWS 21 14 60 100 10 78 91 93 24 0 ESSENDON KEILOR COLLEGE ESSENDON 56 8 522 173 90 96 94 28 4 EUMEMMERRING COLLEGE HALLAM 57 24 477 164 21 64 93 87 26 2 EUROA SECONDARY COLLEGE EUROA 26 18 62 53 11 97 97 70 30 4 F.C.J.
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    SPRING 2014 Exultate, Jubilate! From the Principal Another wonderful year has flown by. Huntingtower continues to flourish and our students continue to perform at ever higher levels. We have a determined focus on the development of values, qualities and character, and a clear view of the true nature of each child. This enables us to initially fine- tune the values that motivate us and Earlier this year we took occupation of then later experience the outcome of the new JC Bruce VCE Centre. At the ABOVE: Principal Sholto Bowen, the quality of these motivators. Our official opening, we recognised our Prep Teacher Gill Cutler and spiritual values and our emphasis on long serving Board Member and school Chairman of the Huntingtower Board, David Weil. kindness and respect may seem ‘soft’ architect, Mr John Bruce, by naming the to those with a different set of values; centre in his honour. We are extremely BELOW LEFT: Phil Amos, Robyn Bos however, it seems to me that in order grateful for John’s over 40 years of and Gill Cutler were presented with to achieve greatness in any endeavour service to the school, so this fine centre their 15 Years of Service Award at a we need more kindness, courage, is a fitting legacy to him. The students recent Huntingtower Board Dinner. determination, compassion, energy and staff love the new facilities which and selfless love. I am frequently seem to be working just as intended. and earlier this year sent a bequest overjoyed at the reports I get from Of course all eyes are now on the of $100,000 to support the building strangers about the qualities expressed current building development: the program and development of the by our students – especially when new Middle School.
  • 2020 Study Data

    2020 Study Data

    High Achiever Data Study List 2020 Accounting 50 BROWN Henry Jack Trinity Grammar School, Kew CHRISTIE Lara Kathryn Methodist Ladies College, Kew DORLING Mitchell Cooper St Francis Xavier College, Beaconsfield KENNEDY Nicholas James Xavier College, Kew OSMOND Harrison Geoffrey Trinity Grammar School, Kew PRAKASH Ashwin Melbourne High School, South Yarra XIANG Tongxi Caulfield Grammar School, Wheelers Hill YANG Jessica Xin Lei St Catherine's School, Toorak 5 students with a score of 50 did not consent to the publication of their results 49 BAJAYO Noah Mount Scopus Memorial College, Burwood ROSENBERG Blake Dylan Mentone Grammar School TOMOTA Hikari Ballarat Clarendon College 1 student with a score of 49 did not consent to the publication of their results 48 GORDON Adam Rodney Mount Scopus Memorial College, Burwood HASSETT Bryce Lucas Parade College, Bundoora HII Jayden Yii Xun Box Hill High School MITTAL Rahul Nossal High School, Berwick NGUYEN Thuy Khue McKinnon Secondary College RAJASEGARAN Thirdana Nossal High School, Berwick SEE Aaron Hoenn Ern Balwyn High School, Balwyn North 3 students with a score of 48 did not consent to the publication of their results 47 ALLEN Matthew James Haileybury College, Keysborough BENJAMIN Jacob Murray Ballarat Clarendon College BROWN Nicholas Shaun Ballarat Clarendon College GANDHI Nikita MacRobertson Girls High School, Melbourne GARNER Lachlan Bruce Ballarat Clarendon College HENG Shannon Juin Ning Carey Baptist Grammar School, Kew ITALIANO Carmel Therese Our Lady of Mercy College, Heidelberg JAYAROOPAN