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THE NATION’S TOP 50 CO-ED, GIRLS & BOYS CO-EDUCATIONAL GIRLS BOYS NATIONAL AVERAGE SCORE: 3311 Based on NAPLAN scores in Years 7 and 9 Rank School Sector Score School Sector Score School Sector Score 2012 State ICSEA* 2012 State ICSEA* 2012 State ICSEA* 2012 1 JAMES RUSE AGRICULTURAL HIGH, CARLINGFORD NSW G 1176 4416 NoRTH SYDNEY GIRLS HIGH NSW G 1183 4273 NoRTH SYDNEY BoYS HIGH NSW G 1177 4180 2 BAULKHAM HILLS HIGH NSW G 1169 4151 SYDNEY GIRLS HIGH NSW G 1141 4247 SYDNEY BoYS HIGH NSW G 1159 4162 3 GIRRAWeeN HIGH NSW G 1161 4150 HoRNSBY GIRLS HIGH NSW G 1189 4226 SYDNEY GRAMMAR NSW I 1209 4133 4 NoRTHERN BeACHES SecoNDARY COLLEGE, MANLY NSW G 1180 4110 MAcRoBERTSON GIRLS HIGH, MeLBOURNE** VIC G 1128 4146 MeLBOURNE HIGH** VIC G 1139 4129 5 PERTH ModeRN** WA G 1150 4100 ST GeoRGE GIRLS HIGH NSW G 1115 4093 NoRMANHURST BoYS HIGH NSW G 1187 4082 6 FoRT STReeT HIGH, PETERSHAM NSW G 1145 4096 PLC,BURWOOd VIC I 1174 3878 SYDNEY TecHNICAL HIGH, BeXLEY NSW G 1130 4056 7 HURLSTONE AGRICULTURAL HIGH, GLENFIELD NSW G 1068 4044 AscHAM, EdgECLIFF NSW I 1188 3854 ST ALOYSIUS’ COLLEGE, MILSONS POINT NSW I 1194 3858 8 PENRITH HIGH NSW G 1141 4027 SCEGGS, DARLingHURST NSW I 1203 3845 ST KEvin’S COLLEGE, TOORAK VIC C 1166 3762 9 CARINGBAH HIGH NSW G 1130 4017 FinTONA GIRLS’, BALWYN VIC I 1184 3817 BRisbANE GRAMMAR QLD I 1189 3758 10 MEREWETHER HIGH, BROADMEAdoW NSW G 1114 3973 ABBOTSLEIGH, WAHRooNGA NSW I 1187 3814 CAMBERWELL GRAMMAR, CANTERBURY VIC I 1197 3753 11 NoSSAL HIGH, BeRWICK** VIC G 1102 3970 KOROWA AngLicAN GIRLS’, GLEN IRis VIC I 1192 3811 SCOTCH COLLEGE, HAWTHORN VIC I 1197 3749 12 SMITHS HILL HIGH, WoLLONGONG NSW G 1141 3958 MERidEN, STRATHFIELd NSW I 1165 3808 MELBOURNE GRAMMAR VIC I 1187 3746 13 GoSFORD HIGH NSW G 1105 3950 PYMBLE LAdiES’ COLLEGE, PYMBLE NSW I 1200 3805 TRiniTY GRAMMAR, KEW VIC I 1189 3741 14 SUZANNE CORY HIGH, WeRRIBee** VIC G 1085 3899 MLC, BURWOOD NSW I 1180 3794 BARKER COLLEGE, HORnsbY NSW I 1191 3739 15 HUNTingTOWER, MOUNT WAVERLEY VIC I 1168 3796 WILDERNESS, MEdindiE SA I 1160 3783 ST PETER’S COLLEGE, ADELAidE SA I 1176 3709 16 MALEK FAHD ISLAMIC, GReeNACRE NSW I 1067 3765 LAURisTON GIRLS’, ARMADALE VIC I 1204 3781 ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE, BRisbANE QLD C 1232 3698 17 BALLARAT CLAREndON COLLEGE VIC I 1143 3763 MENTONE GIRLS’ GRAMMAR VIC I 1156 3779 CAnbERRA GRAMMAR ACT I 1186 3696 18 ST AndREws CHRisTIAN COLLEGE, WANTIRNA VIC I 1192 3749 PLC SYdnEY, CROYDON NSW I 1169 3773 NEwingTON COLLEGE, STANMORE NSW I 1161 3693 19 PENLEigH & EssEndON GRAMMAR, KEILOR EAST VIC I 1143 3735 MLC, KEW VIC I 1189 3772 HALE, WEMBLEY DOwns WA I 1164 3690 20 SHENTON COLLEGE** WA G 1154 3734 SHELFORD GIRLS’ GRAMMAR, CAULFIELD VIC I 1185 3766 THE SCOTS COLLEGE, BELLEVUE HiLL NSW I 1181 3678 21 HAILEYBURY COLLEGE, KEYsbOROUGH VIC I 1124 3726 MELBOURNE GIRLS’ GRAMMAR VIC I 1176 3766 SCEgs (SHORE), NORTH SYdnEY NSW I 1187 3678 22 KILvingTON GRAMMAR, ORMOnd VIC I 1169 3719 KAMBALA, ROSE BAY NSW I 1198 3760 KNOX GRAMMAR, WAHROOngA NSW I 1184 3674 23 SOMERSET COLLEGE, MUdgEERABA QLD I 1160 3711 WENONA, NORTH SYdnEY NSW I 1217 3746 TRiniTY GRAMMAR, SUMMER HiLL NSW I 1176 3673 24 SeFTON HIGH NSW G 1008 3709 ST MARY’S AngLicAN GIRLS’, KARRinYUP WA I 1156 3744 THE King’S SCHOOL, NORTH PARRAMATTA NSW I 1175 3670 25 GLENUNGA INTERNATIONAL HIGH** SA G 1138 3709 MLC, CLAREMONT WA I 1185 3743 CHRisT CHURCH GRAMMAR, CLAREMONT WA I 1180 3669 26 ST LEONARD’S COLLEGE, BRigHTON VIC I 1165 3704 CAMBERWELL AngLicAN GIRLS’ GRAMMAR, CANTERBURY VIC I 1186 3741 CRAnbROOK, BELLEVUE HiLL NSW I 1189 3654 27 SCECGS REDLAnds, CREMORNE NSW I 1194 3692 ROSEviLLE COLLEGE NSW I 1185 3730 ST IgnATIUS’ COLLEGE, LANE COVE NSW I 1175 3604 28 REddAM HOUSE,NORTH BOndi NSW I 1147 3689 BRisbANE GIRLS GRAMMAR** QLD I 1182 3730 AngLicAN CHURCH GRAMMAR, BRisbANE QLD I 1149 3599 29 EMANUEL, RAndwick NSW I 1194 3677 ST HiLDA’S AngLicAN, MOSMAN PARK WA I 1185 3726 XAviER COLLEGE, KEW VIC C 1177 3598 30 BoX HILL HIGH VIC G 1129 3671 QUEEnwOOD, MOSMAn NSW I 1183 3724 SCOTCH COLLEGE, SWAnbOURNE WA I 1193 3596 31 ALL SAinTS’ COLLEGE, BULL CREEK WA I 1161 3668 LORETO KIRRibiLLi NSW I 1193 3723 BRigHTON GRAMMAR, BRigHTON VIC I 1192 3595 32 BRISBANE STATE HIGH** QLD G 1084 3668 STRATHCONA BAPTisT GIRLS’ GRAMMAR, CANTERBURY VIC I 1181 3722 YESHivAH And BETH RivkAH COLLEGES, ST KILDA VIC I 1082 3589 33 THE King DAvid, ARMADALE VIC I 1190 3667 CAnbERRA GIRLS’ GRAMMAR ACT I 1181 3715 ST PATRick’S COLLEGE, STRATHFIELD NSW I 1124 3581 34 KEssER TORAH COLLEGE, DOVER HEigHTS NSW I 1128 3665 RUYTON GIRLS’, KEW VIC I 1182 3708 ST PIUS X COLLEGE, CHATswOOD NSW I 1155 3568 35 THE GEELOng COLLEGE, NEWTOwn VIC I 1164 3665 RAVEnswOOD, GORDOn NSW I 1194 3703 THE HUTCHins, SAndY BAY TAS I 1143 3556 36 BALWYN HIGH VIC G 1150 3665 LORETO MAndEviLLE HALL, TOORAk VIC I 1178 3693 PRincE ALFRED COLLEGE, KENT TOwn SA C 1141 3540 37 GLEN WAVERLEY SECOndARY COLLEGE VIC G 1131 3658 TARA AngLicAN, NORTH PARRAMATTA NSW I 1163 3691 ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE, HUNTERS HiLL NSW I 1127 3521 38 CHATSWood HIGH NSW G 1152 3656 FiRBAnk GRAMMAR, BRigHTOn VIC I 1172 3689 MAZENOD COLLEGE, MULGRAVE VIC C 1060 3516 39 SCOTCH OAkbURN COLLEGE, NEwsTEAD TAS I 1137 3655 IVANHOE GIRLS’ GRAMMAR VIC I 1164 3689 Epping BOYS HigH NSW G 1133 3514 40 THE FRIEnds’, NORTH HOBART TAS I 1167 3651 MONTE SANT’ AngELO, NORTH SYdnEY NSW I 1167 3689 AqUinAS COLLEGE, MAnning WA C 1043 3512 41 PEMBROKE, KEnsingTON PARK SA I 1178 3643 CHELTENHAM GIRLS HigH, BEECROFT NSW G 1155 3680 ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL COLLEGE, SYdnEY NSW C 1093 3503 42 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ST KILDA VIC I 1165 3643 PLC, PEPPERMinT GROVE WA I 1183 3678 TRiniTY COLLEGE, EAST PERTH WA C 1111 3502 43 ROssMOYNE SEniOR HigH WA G 1128 3639 GENAZZANO FCJ COLLEGE, KEW VIC I 1186 3675 MARisT COLLEGE CAnbERRA ACT I 1119 3499 44 ST PETER’S LUTHERAN, IndOOROOpiLLY QLD I 1176 3637 FAHAN, SAndY BAY TAS I 1134 3674 THE SOUTHPORT SCHOOL QLD I 1137 3491 45 INTERNATIONAL GRAMMAR, ULTIMO NSW I 1198 3636 FREnsHAM, MiTTAGOng NSW I 1179 3672 ST AUGUSTinE’S COLLEGE, BROOkvALE NSW I 1132 3490 46 UNIveRSITY HIGH, PARKVILLE VIC G 1137 3635 TAngARA, CHERRYBROOK NSW I 1154 3659 THE ARMidALE SCHOOL, ARMidALE NSW I 1137 3488 47 WESLEY COLLEGE, MELBOURNE VIC I 1160 3635 LORETO NORMANHURST NSW I 1152 3657 MARisT COLLEGE, NORTH SYdnEY NSW C 1131 3486 48 RADFORD COLLEGE, BRUCE ACT I 1182 3633 ST CATHERinE’S SCHOOL, TOORAK VIC I 1188 3655 DE LA SALLE COLLEGE, MALVERN VIC I 1112 3485 49 WESTBOURNE GRAMMAR, TRUGAninA VIC I 1129 3631 ALL HALLOws SCHOOL, BRisbANE QLD C 1164 3654 ST BERNARD’S COLLEGE, EssEndON VIC C 1092 3475 50 GOULBURN VALLEY GRAMMAR, SHEppARTOn VIC I 1142 3630 WILLOUGHBY GIRLS HigH NSW G 1156 3648 TOOWOOMBA GRAMMAR QLD I ICSEA 3464 *ICSEA: The Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage is a measure of socio-economic status including family education and income developed for the My School website. Average score is 1000 ** School does not have year 7. Nominal score assigned based on estimated score calculated from comparable schools. Nominal score tends to underestimate the real scores. Red = Selective Blue = Selective classes .
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    TERM 3 - WEEK 3 ABBOTSLEIGH NEWSLETTER AUGUST 2019 IN THIS ISSUE The Headmistress Senior School Chaplain News Community Events Shuttle Junior School Time flies faster than a weaver’s shuttle. FROM THE ACTING HEADMISTRESS Look Up, Reach Out: Looking After Our Girls and Each Other Many of you would be aware of the accident that occurred in Wahroonga Village two weeks ago after Saturday sport where a young girl from Loreto ran across Coonanbarra Road into the path of a car. Mrs Megan Krimmer Headmistress As the police said numerous times that day, As members of the Abbotsleigh community, UPCOMING EVENTS the driver could not possibly have seen her – I know that you and our girls are well drilled Monday 12 August there were cars parked, cars moving, traffic about our safety rules for our girls walking HSC Trial Examinations lights changing, the girl just ran out; it was in Wahroonga, especially the rule that NO Abbotsleigh Christian certainly not the driver’s fault. Nevertheless, girl is to cross Coonanbarra Road at any Fellowship Prayer Meeting the driver was understandably shattered, as place other than the pedestrian crossing APA Meeting – with Guest were all the witnesses, especially the young near IGA. It is simply too dangerous to Presenter Susan Filan girl’s friends. cross that road anywhere else. Tuesday 13 August Our girls, notably Charlotte Churchill, Lizzie As a reminder about our rules: girls walking HSC Trial Examinations Ramsay, Pier Sakkar, Ella Turner (Year 11) to and from the Junior School must use Abb-Lib Theatresports and Mia Johnson (Year 9), sports coaches the pedestrian crossings provided when and parents who were at the scene were they cross a road.