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International Science School Class List Kaito Abe Osaka Prefectural Neyagawa Senior High School Japan 2009 Mitesh Agrawal Lokhit Junior Science College India 2009 Simon Ahmadpour William Ross State High School Australia 2009 Daniel Akrawi Sydney Adventist College Australia 2009 Kara Altman Fort Street High School Australia 2009 Kawisha Arander Tara Anglican School for Girls Australia 2009 Ruben Arulnathan Baulkham Hills High School Australia 2009 Paul Bramley Bishop’s Stortford College United Kingdom 2009 Brittany Burberry Ingham State High School Australia 2009 Stephen Butler Kooringal High School Australia 2009 Maixi Cai St Scholastica’s College Australia 2009 Michael Celona Kinross Wolaroi Australia 2009 Grace Cham North Sydney Girls High School Australia 2009 Liang-Yu Chen St Joseph’s Catholic College Australia 2009 Andrew Chen Mira Loma High School United States of 2009 America Tsong-Ping Chiu Ravenswood School for Girls Australia 2009 Esther Chung St Mary’s College Australia 2009 Edward Cliff Scotch College Australia 2009 Kaitlin Clinch Shelford Girls’ Grammar School Australia 2009 Stephen Cox The King’s Academy United Kingdom 2009 Hao Cui High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 2009 Republic of China Sean Czuczman St John’s Park High School Australia 2009 Liam Dobbie Tomaree High School Australia 2009 Shannon Dowton Wellington High School Australia 2009 Laura Driessen Tintern Girls Grammar School Australia 2009 Marymajella Dubbelaar Carroll College Australia 2009 Jessica Dunn Bowral High School Australia 2009 Nicholas Dyer Shenton College Australia 2009 Joshua Eagles Wingham High School Australia 2009 Jack Elliott Hennessy Catholic College Australia 2009 Nicola Fleming Snowy Mountains Grammar School Australia 2009 International Science School Class List Charlotte Fletcher Caringbah Selective High School Australia 2009 Stephanie Floyd Mackillip College Australia 2009 Ellen-May Forder Simpson SCEGGS Darlinghurst Australia 2009 Bingfei Fu High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 2009 Republic of China Michael Genockey Cardijn College Australia 2009 Matthew Georgiades William Clarke College Australia 2009 Rohit Ghosh Baulkham Hills High School Australia 2009 Bridget Gordon Hamilton Girls’ High School New Zealand 2009 Danielle Grant Loreto Mandeville Hall Australia 2009 Yong-Shen Han Narrabundah College Australia 2009 Yosapol Harnvanichvech Sriboonyanon School Thailand 2009 Myles Harris-Ayling Katoomba High School Australia 2009 Aiko Hayashi Ritsumeikan Moriyama Senior High School Japan 2009 Jordan Hoban Nambucca Heads High School Australia 2009 Eugene Holdenson Kimura Sydney Grammar School Australia 2009 Roxann Holder Diss High School United Kingdom 2009 Worapan Homsomboon Phrapathom Witthayalai School Thailand 2009 Alan Huynh Fort Street High School Australia 2009 Francesco Iannello Northcote High School Australia 2009 Isobel James Fort Street High School Australia 2009 Kate Johnson Wingham High School Australia 2009 Pamela Karas St George Girls High School Australia 2009 Haruka Kawakami Kanazawa University Senior High School Japan 2009 Suphitsara Khamdej Hatyaiwittayalai Thailand 2009 Kenta Koga Nada Junior and Senior High School Japan 2009 Louise Koller-Smith Merewether High School Australia 2009 Anna Kosmynina Fort Street High School Australia 2009 Rishikesh Upendra Kulkarni Mira Loma High School United States of 2009 America Edward Hyosuk Lee Mira Loma High School United States of 2009 America Rebecca Lewis St Peters Girls School Australia 2009 International Science School Class List Miriam Lim The MacRobertson Girls High School Australia 2009 Victor Lu Marist College Canberra Australia 2009 Nina Luo Waikato Diocesan School for Girls New Zealand 2009 Miles Ma Fort Street High School Australia 2009 Prueksacha Maneepruek Bodindecha (Sing Singhasanee) Thailand 2009 Caitlin Mangan Gosford High School Australia 2009 Tomoyuki Mano Gunma Prefectural Chuo Secondary School Japan 2009 Akkarawat Mansap Khaennakhonwittayalai School Thailand 2009 Kirsty McLean Presbyterian Ladies College Australia 2009 Linda Ting Hui Mei St George Girls High School Australia 2009 Paige Miller Great Lakes College, Tuncurry Senior Campus Australia 2009 Kayla Mizzi St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School Australia 2009 Junki Morimoto Ritsumeikan Senior High School Japan 2009 Joshua Mortimer Oxley High School Australia 2009 Brandon Munn St Michael’s College Australia 2009 Scott Murphy Colo High School Australia 2009 Aurapat Ngamnithiporn Samsenwittayalai School Thailand 2009 Teresa Nguyen Mary Mackillop College Wakely Australia 2009 Annabelle O’Regan Roseville College Australia 2009 Gavin Ong MacGregor State High School Australia 2009 Shreya P. Ku m a r CMR National Public School India 2009 Josie Leah Paddock Rivers College Institute Canada 2009 Tinlok Pang Duncraig Senior High School Australia 2009 Yuem Park Sydney Grammar School Australia 2009 Clare Paynter Kormilda College Australia 2009 Sriram Venkat Pendyala Mira Loma High School United States of 2009 America Andrew Perryman Beerwah State High School Australia 2009 Kevin Phan James Ruse Agricultural High School Australia 2009 Claire Pollock Murray High School Australia 2009 Marian Prasad Delany College Australia 2009 Cassandra Mae Pryzner Rivers College Institute Canada 2009 Debbie Pun Baulkham Hills High School Australia 2009 Ashwath Rabindranath Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School India 2009 International Science School Class List Apichayaporn Ratkata Yupparaj Wittayalai School Thailand 2009 Rebekah Raymond Taminmin High School Australia 2009 Joshua Roberts Trinity Catholic High School United Kingdom 2009 Christopher Ryba The Hutchins School Australia 2009 Homare Saeki Nagoya University School of Education, Affiliated Japan 2009 Upper Secondary School Teresa Santonastaso Frensham School Australia 2009 Gerry Shen Fort Street High School Australia 2009 Neil Shepperd Bairnsdale Secondary College Australia 2009 Stephen Sherratt Gilroy Santa Maria College Australia 2009 Taehwan Shin Auckland International College New Zealand 2009 Joshua Small Hunter Sports High School Australia 2009 Emily Smith Dubbo College Senior Campus Australia 2009 Laura Snyders Woodleigh School Australia 2009 Alwin So Baulkham Hills High School Australia 2009 Yasmin Soliman St Mary’s Anglican Girls School Australia 2009 Tynan Stuart Kelmscott Senior High School Australia 2009 Guochao Sun High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 2009 Republic of China Wangshu Tan High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 2009 Republic of China Kent Teague Rangitoto College New Zealand 2009 Keisuke Terada Hiroshima Kokutaiji High School Japan 2009 Atteya Thomas Presbyterian Ladies College Australia 2009 Alexa Thompson Hornsby Girls High School Australia 2009 Apoorva Tiku St George Girls High School Australia 2009 Anurag Tiwari Rishikkul Vidyapeeth India 2009 Kwei Jun Tong Randwick Boys High School Australia 2009 Emily Treagust St Philip’s College Australia 2009 Naomi Truscott Greystanes High School Australia 2009 Stefanie Vaccher Santa Sabina College Australia 2009 Sheree Venter Barker College Australia 2009 International Science School Class List Sneha Vidyasagar Cherrybrook Technology High School Australia 2009 Sriram Vilayanur Jayaraman National Public School India 2009 Duncan Watson Marist Regional College Australia 2009 Emma Watson Abbotsleigh Australia 2009 Jessica Whiting Bury Grammar School for Girls United Kingdom 2009 William Nathaniel Wilhelm Barker College Australia 2009 Virginia Wong Baulkham Hills High School Australia 2009 Jenny Wong Palmertson North Girls’ High School New Zealand 2009 Katelyn Wright Cummins Area School Australia 2009 Kevin Wu Haileybury College Australia 2009 Wangke Wu High School Affiliated to Peking University People’s 2009 Republic of China Natalle Yu Presbyterian Ladies College Australia 2009 Sharon Yu James Ruse Agricultural High School Australia 2009 Donald Zhang Merewhether High School Australia 2009 Grace Wei Zhou Sydney Girls High School Australia 2009.
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