

Peace Lutheran College is excited to share the following overview of the Year 12 graduate data for 2022:
99.35 was the highest ATAR
4 students received an ATAR of 95 and over (26.67%)
8 students received an ATAR of 80 and over (53.33%)
The median or average ATAR was 81.00
This ATAR data is based on ATAR eligible students who consented to share this information with the College. 22 students were eligible to receive an ATAR (57.89%, which is above the Queensland state average of 53%).
Two students achieved an A final subject result in five General Subjects
The above students also achieved an A final result for Religion and Ethics
There were 34 individual A results in General Subjects
There were 16 individual A results in Applied and Applied Essential Subjects
31.5% of our Year 12 students graduated with an additional qualification, ranging from CERT I, II, III, school-based apprenticeship or the completion of university subjects.
100% of Year 12 students achieved a QCE
PEACEMy teachers have gone above and beyond to support my learning. They have provided me with excellent lessons and resources. They have supported me to understand challenging topics.
Graduating
Student Survey, 2022My child was supported to choose subjects they love at the end of Year 10. This careful subject selection has helped my child enjoy and be excited about their learning, even when things were hard. Teachers have always been extremely supportive. Our family is grateful to have our children attend Peace. Parent of a Year 12 Graduate, 2022
When reflecting on their time at eace, student highlights were:
Year 11 Camp
Year 10 Work Experience
School production
Valentines' Day Fundraising
College Community BBQ at the Secondary School Athletics Day
The newspaper fashion show at the Year 8 camp
Fitzroy Island Retreat Day
The graduating cohort of 2022 is a resilient group of young adults. Their learning has been impacted and disrupted by Covid several times during their senior years of school.
Despite this, our students have demonstrated time and time again they have personal resilience as they have coped with unexpected change and some missed milestones, such as their Year 12 camp, which was postponed due to Covid restrictions early in 2022.
The College is very proud of each Year 12 student in the graduating cohort of 2022. We have watched you grow and flourish, developing lifelong friendships along the way.
It was pleasing to see so many students serve the wider community through your volunteering at RosiesFriends on the Street. You have actively contributed to fundraising for Shave for a Cure, The Push Up Challenge, and the Australian Lutheran World Service. Thank you for your service to our community.
The graduating cohort of 2022 should be incredibly proud of their efforts and learning. They are the third cohort to undertake study towards the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE), in a system where external exams contribute between25%and50%ofafinalresultforGeneralSubjects.
In 2022, our cohort consisted of 38 students. Twenty-two students, or 57.89%, were eligible to receive an ATAR. The below results are based on ATAR eligible studentswhohaveconsentedtosharethisinformation.
99.35wasthehighestATARrecordedforPeaceLutheranCollegein2022.
ATARresultsin2022.
ATAR 95 or above 26.7% ATAR 80 -94 26.7%
At Peace, learning is based on a strong and active partnership between a student, school and home. Teachers seek to support students in developing a love of learning and curiosity about their world. Teachers and students are lifelong learners; therefore, we recognise that subject results are only one measure of how much a student has learned throughout their journey as a student at Peace.
Strong subject results highlight the strength of our teaching and learning team, combined with pastoral care in supporting our students to not only survive Year 12 but thrive and flourish. Teachers at Peace care about our students and are invested in who they are, and who they are becoming. Our students receive excellent support from teachers early in their journey as students at Peace, which highlights why it is great to be a student attending a K-12 College.
There were 132 final subject results recorded in General Subjects at Peace.
34 individual A results (25.76%)
48 individual B results (36.36%)
49 individual C results (37.12%)
1 individual D result (0.76%)
0.8%
Our graduates are keen to serve the wider community
In addition to successfully completing Year 12, many of our students achieved additional qualifications across a broad range of sectors:
2.6% of students graduated with a CERT I qualification
23% of students graduated with a CERT II qualification
2.6 % of students graduated with a CERT III qualification
One student completed a school-based apprenticeship in commercial cookery.
One student successfully undertook two university subjects in the Start Uni Now (SUN) Program with CQU. These subjects were completed to an extremely high standard, which has provided this student entry to a Bachelor of Design.
Our students are well-prepared to meet the demands of their future vocations.
Future vet
Studying architectural engineering
Studying international relations
Future teacher / university lecturer
Our students want to study at the below institutions
Our students' preferred study start dates
50% of students received a first round offer on 22 December 2022
Biology was the most popular General Subject studied.
This data reflects two students studying Drama.
There were ten students in this subject.
This subject had one student.
Three students completed this subject.
At Peace, we recognise that each student has been on a lifelong journey of learning and growing. In addition to celebrating the achievements of those who have received high ATARs and additional qualifications, we acknowledge all students who have successfully completed Year 12.
The scores in this report do not reflect what we know about our students:
Some of you were the first in your family to graduate from Year 12
Some of you speak multiple languages and dialects, so learning and presenting your learning in Standard Australian English is an achievement and skill.
At times, when it was hard to come to school, you persevered and reconnected with the College community to receive support
Some of you are high-level athletes who have combined your academic study with rigorous training regimes outside of school hours
Some of you have had part-time employment during your study and we know you are highly valued and respected by your workplaces
Some of you have been actively involved with supporting disadvantaged people in the broader community through volunteering at Rosies - Friends on the Street and other organisations
Some of you are extremely talented with Art, Drama and Music, and you have developed pieces of work that would be suitable for professional portfolios
Some of you have been boarding students, studying away from your families. Thank you for allowing Peace to be your "home away from home".
We have been privileged to join you on your learning journey. Congratulations on developing significant life skills that will take you far into the future.
Peace Lutheran College is proud of all Year 12 graduates