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Senior Secondary Completion and Achievement Information, 2020 Notes: For schools with fewer than four students in VCE, VET or VCAL, the number of students is shown as < 4. The associated measures are listed as I/D (insufficient data). © Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority, 2020 SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION SCHOOL PROGRAMS STUDENT COHORT STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Number of VCE Number of VET Availability of Number of students Number of Number of Percentage of Percentage of Number of Percentage of VET Percentage of Median VCE Percentage studies at unit 3-4 certificates with International enrolled in at least students enrolled students VCE students satisfactory VCE students awarded units of VCAL units study score of study level taken up by 2020 Baccalaureate one VCE unit at level in a VET enrolled in applying for completions in the VCE competency completed in scores of 40 Adult Small students in 2020 enrolments (Diploma) 3-4 in 2020 certificate in 2020 VCAL in 2020 tertiary places 2020 (Baccalaureate) completed in 2020 2020 and over School School School Locality Academy of Mary Immaculate FITZROY 31 6 108 26 - 96 100 10 100 - 30 5.2 Adass Israel School ELSTERNWICK 5 4 35 56 35 - - - 58 91 - - Adass Israel School EAST ST KILDA 2 6 27 54 36 - - - 42 42 - - Advance College of Education * ROSEBUD WEST 8 13 7 32 60 - - - 60 59 - - Aitken College GREENVALE 42 19 147 121 24 88 100 1 97 100 29 5.1 Al Siraat College EPPING 15 - 43 - - 100 100 1 - - 28 1.7 Al-Taqwa College TRUGANINA 27 10 108 22 22 91 100 - 62 100 27 3.1 Albert Park College ALBERT PARK 54 18 Y 274 40 - 88 99 6 76 - 31 10.1 Albury Wodonga Comm College * WODONGA 5 14 10 470 445 - - - 59 33 - - Alexandra Secondary College ALEXANDRA 21 6 58 58 19 76 96 1 72 90 27 5.2 Alia College HAWTHORN EAST 24 2 26 < 4 - 28 89 - I/D - 23 2.6 Alice Miller School MACEDON 22 - 40 - - 73 100 1 - - 32 9.3 Alkira Secondary College CRANBOURNE NORTH 61 32 205 195 143 85 98 7 80 97 30 3.2 Alphington Grammar School ALPHINGTON 28 - 99 - - 100 100 6 - - 31 4.8 Altona College * ALTONA 7 13 16 27 20 - - - 53 79 29 0 Antonine College PASCOE VALE SOUTH 23 9 92 34 - 94 100 2 70 - 27 0.6 Apollo Bay P-12 College APOLLO BAY 15 1 29 8 - 75 100 - 66 - 29 1.5 Aquinas College RINGWOOD 76 38 396 210 71 91 100 5 82 100 30 6.3 Ararat Secondary College ARARAT 16 12 29 37 31 14 93 - 88 49 23 0 Ashwood High School ASHWOOD 34 16 47 18 15 93 100 1 67 77 28 2.1 Assumption College KILMORE 67 36 315 164 37 69 99 2 95 97 28 4.0 Auburn High School HAWTHORN EAST 38 8 110 11 - 80 98 7 78 - 31 8.7 Australian Internatl Academy COBURG 15 - Y 33 - - 90 97 2 - - 26 2.5 Australian Internatl Academy * CAROLINE SPRINGS 7 - 9 - - 100 100 - - - 27 0 Ave Maria College ABERFELDIE 43 14 211 140 - 96 100 7 86 - 32 9.1 Avila College MOUNT WAVERLEY 44 14 256 30 25 98 100 23 91 97 31 7.1 Bacchus Marsh College BACCHUS MARSH 35 28 136 96 58 67 88 - 44 69 24 0.8 Bacchus Marsh Grammar BACCHUS MARSH 41 5 281 68 18 95 99 11 100 100 31 10.1 Baimbridge College HAMILTON 27 14 80 53 31 40 84 - 79 70 24 0.7 Bairnsdale Secondary College BAIRNSDALE 43 21 198 124 59 74 99 - 61 83 25 1.0 Balcombe Grammar School MOUNT MARTHA 34 10 130 14 < 4 91 100 4 73 I/D 30 3.1 Ballarat Christian College SEBASTOPOL 16 14 22 34 10 69 100 - 80 100 29 2.4 Ballarat Clarendon College BALLARAT 37 8 227 37 - 95 100 10 96 - 38 38.4 Ballarat Grammar WENDOUREE 48 18 330 90 26 86 100 9 95 79 32 10.6 Ballarat High School BALLARAT 50 32 269 248 58 67 98 4 84 97 28 3.9 Balmoral K-12 Comm College * BALMORAL 8 3 7 5 - 0 100 - 100 - I/D I/D Balwyn High School BALWYN NORTH 57 8 620 12 - 93 98 57 83 - 33 17.5 Bayside Christian College LANGWARRIN SOUTH 34 20 64 49 36 96 96 1 82 99 30 5.0 Bayside P-12 College NEWPORT 41 18 131 98 47 82 98 2 78 89 29 4.0 Bayswater Secondary College BAYSWATER 23 16 33 30 12 50 100 1 66 98 25 0 Bayview College PORTLAND 21 8 48 13 11 71 100 1 100 75 30 4.2 Beaconhills College BERWICK 37 3 226 4 - 90 98 9 73 - 31 6.0 Beaconhills College PAKENHAM 38 4 137 5 - 83 100 9 100 - 30 5.0 Beaufort Secondary College BEAUFORT 19 8 21 21 17 70 100 - 64 97 28 0 Beechworth Secondary College BEECHWORTH 20 4 41 27 12 84 100 1 38 92 29 13.7 Belgrave Heights Christian Schl BELGRAVE HEIGHTS 31 17 122 56 21 100 100 2 94 89 30 6.3 Bellarine Secondary College DRYSDALE 58 43 186 254 112 82 100 2 60 71 26 3.1 Belmont High School BELMONT 62 37 314 263 53 75 98 7 82 88 28 6.3 Benalla P-12 College BENALLA 32 25 80 84 49 52 97 - 45 41 26 0 Bendigo Senior Sec College BENDIGO 75 35 1038 777 350 57 96 6 83 89 26 1.9 Bendigo TAFE A BENDIGO 12 27 21 106 118 - - - 44 32 - - Bentleigh Secondary College BENTLEIGH EAST 43 17 262 63 - 88 99 8 77 - 29 5.5 Berry Street Victoria * RICHMOND 3 9 4 56 59 - - - 39 26 - - Berwick Grammar School OFFICER 29 2 63 < 4 - 87 100 3 I/D - 31 12.7 Berwick Secondary College BERWICK 56 39 309 208 122 65 97 5 74 86 31 5.7 Beth Rivkah Ladies College ST KILDA EAST 23 4 70 75 < 4 74 100 1 95 I/D 37 30.2 Bialik College HAWTHORN 35 12 157 66 - 99 100 10 97 - 38 39.9 Billanook College MOOROOLBARK 44 11 168 44 - 95 100 8 89 - 31 9.6 Birchip P-12 School BIRCHIP 20 12 29 31 8 83 100 - 95 100 28 7.0 Blackburn High School BLACKBURN 47 15 264 28 4 86 100 16 88 22 30 7.1 Boort District P-12 School BOORT 23 8 35 18 5 87 100 - 85 88 29 3.7 Page 1 of 9 Number of VCE Number of VET Availability of Number of students Number of Number of Percentage of Percentage of Number of Percentage of VET Percentage of Median VCE Percentage studies at unit 3-4 certificates with International enrolled in at least students enrolled students VCE students satisfactory VCE students awarded units of VCAL units study score of study level taken up by 2020 Baccalaureate one VCE unit at level in a VET enrolled in applying for completions in the VCE competency completed in scores of 40 Adult Small students in 2020 enrolments (Diploma) 3-4 in 2020 certificate in 2020 VCAL in 2020 tertiary places 2020 (Baccalaureate) completed in 2020 2020 and over School School School Locality Boronia K-12 College BORONIA 43 28 72 78 34 55 90 - 45 76 23 1.3 Box Hill High School BOX HILL 53 24 396 61 - 93 100 26 87 - 32 14.8 Box Hill Institute A BOX HILL 27 37 110 135 311 - - - 69 60 - - Box Hill Institute - CAE campus A MELBOURNE 25 4 123 < 4 - 51 84 - I/D - 25 2.2 Box Hill Senior Sec College MONT ALBERT NORTH 41 18 201 117 18 54 97 1 75 81 24 1.4 Braemar College WOODEND 39 11 183 57 - 95 100 9 88 - 32 12.1 Brauer College WARRNAMBOOL 34 18 130 124 30 81 100 - 87 85 28 4.7 Braybrook College BRAYBROOK 41 13 315 355 98 99 100 11 88 83 31 9.4 Brentwood Secondary College GLEN WAVERLEY 61 27 386 107 - 88 100 29 81 - 30 6.4 Bright P-12 College BRIGHT 23 12 55 38 23 91 100 - 69 52 30 2.6 Brighton Grammar School BRIGHTON 31 4 211 6 - 99 100 28 70 - 35 25.1 Brighton Secondary College BRIGHTON EAST 55 19 329 68 - 90 98 20 70 - 30 9.0 Broadford Secondary College BROADFORD 46 28 101 143 64 49 97 1 63 81 28 2.7 Brunswick Secondary College BRUNSWICK 45 18 190 51 36 87 99 12 85 84 29 4.9 Buckley Park College ESSENDON 45 21 210 48 40 92 100 7 73 94 30 7.3 Bundoora Secondary College BUNDOORA 30 23 62 58 34 76 96 - 84 63 25 0 Camberwell Anglican Girls GS CANTERBURY 36 4 161 4 - 100 100 19 100 - 35 19.2 Camberwell Grammar School CANTERBURY 42 9 305 59 - 99 100 56 95 - 34 21.4 Camberwell High School CANTERBURY 58 27 320 58 22 94 99 13 74 89 30 5.8 Camperdown College CAMPERDOWN 23 11 44 19 12 67 100 - 100 86 29 8.1 Cann River P-12 College * CANN RIVER 8 1 10 5 - 40 80 - 100 - 24 0 Canterbury Girls Sec College CANTERBURY 44 9 303 25 - 88 100 26 93 - 33 12.1 Carey Baptist Grammar School KEW 46 8 Y 237 10 - 98 100 21 84 - 33 11.9 Caroline Chisholm Catholic Coll BRAYBROOK 74 37 334 198 84 89 98 10 69 71 28 4.0 Carrum Downs Sec College CARRUM DOWNS 52 35 137 110 86 80 98 1 68 90 25 0.6 Carwatha College P-12 NOBLE PARK NORTH 37 18 112 41 20 81 100 2 73 95 27 2.6 Casey Grammar School CRANBOURNE 32 8 121 12 - 84 100 3 55 - 30 5.7 Casterton Secondary College CASTERTON 18 12 28 23 20 88 100 - 97 96 33 4.2 Castlemaine Secondary College CASTLEMAINE 47 19 149 117 33 65 96 2 48 95 28 6.5 Cathedral College WANGARATTA 37 23 139 35 - 72 99 2 59 - 29 3.3 Catherine McAuley College BENDIGO 47 12 359 234 51 78 99 4 77 96 29 6.2 Catholic College Sale SALE 31 13 188 134 37 68 99 - 97 97 28 5.2 Catholic College Wodonga WODONGA 40 12 230 196 60 64 99 5 88 73 29 3.2 Catholic Ladies College ELTHAM 36 15 204 97 32 96 99 9 94 99 32 9.3 Catholic Regional College * CAROLINE SPRINGS 4 13 5 54 24 - - - 79 99 - - Catholic Regional College MELTON WEST 58 35 241 298 77 92 100 - 71 79 28 2.0 Catholic Regional College SYDENHAM 67 35 634 521 116 78 99 4 82 83 29 3.7 Caulfield Grammar School WHEELERS HILL 46 7 285 38 - 98 100 46 92 - 34 21.1 Caulfield Grammar School ST KILDA EAST 50 15 413 104 - 100 100 27 95 - 35 20.1 Chairo Christian School DROUIN 42 23 84 41 21 76 100 1 77 76 29 1.1 Chairo Christian School NAR NAR GOON 26 12 69 25 20 83 100 - 81 100 30 2.4 Charles La Trobe P-12 College * PRESTON 12 18 17 51 149 - - - 63 43 I/D I/D Charles La Trobe P-12 College MACLEOD WEST 36 17 60 40 10 100 100 3 80 75 24 0.5 Charlton College * CHARLTON 21 10 17 22 17 40 100 - 73 88 31 11.1 Cheltenham Secondary College CHELTENHAM 51 23 162 66 35 83 99 6 70 81 29 5.7 Chisholm Institute A FRANKSTON 25 24 117 159 154 29 72 - 57 65 23 2.5 Chisholm Institute of TAFE A DANDENONG 24 23 170 247 247 55 100 - 76 75 21 0.9 Christian Brothers' College ST KILDA EAST 35 15 91 36 27 90 100 2 83 98 29 4.7 Christian College Institute WAURN PONDS 64 35 285 96 39 83 99 9 87 84 30 7.1 Cire Community School * YARRA JUNCTION
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