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Some students from the 2019 cohort who returned to celebrate their VCE achievements
2019 VCE Results At the end of last year, the 2019 student cohort and Ballarat Clarendon College community had much to celebrate. After months of hard work, determination and commitment, the students were rewarded with outstanding VCE results. An extraordinary 60% of the students achieved an ATAR above 90%, placing them in the top 10% of the nation. 43% of the students also achieved a score above 95, and 24% above 98. Joint Duces, Yang Liu and Olivia Putland received outstanding scores of 99.9. With a median ATAR of 92.6, the Class of 2019 achieved results that reflect their passion and their effort, as well as the commitment of the team involved in supporting, guiding and caring for them. As these young adults stand on the threshold of their future, with these achievements behind them, their next steps will see them move closer to their goals, dreams and aspirations. Within this diverse group of young adults are aspiring architects, health professionals, music producers, criminologists, engineers, nutritionists, photographers, archaeologists, journalists and construction managers. At Clarendon, the attention and effort is on maximising a student’s competence, skills and capacity so that, at the end of their time at school, they can chose their heart’s desire. Congratulations to the Class of 2019; you are all embracing your futures.
2019 Premier’s VCE Awards The Premier’s VCE Awards recognise the outstanding results of individual students and pay tribute to the teachers and families who play a valuable role in supporting these students during their VCE studies. Congratulations must go to both Yang Liu and Olivia Putland for being recognised as Top All-Round VCE High Achievers. This award acknowledges those students who have achieved study scores of 46 or higher in at least five VCE subjects. Congratulations also goes to Shuning Wang for his achievement in Further Mathematics and to current Year 12 student, Abbey Latta, for her Premier’s VCE Award in Health and Human Development.
