Vermont Secondary College is extremely pleased with our students VCE/ATAR results for the 2022 academic year. In an excellent year of results, following 3 years of major disruption to the educational program, Vermont Secondary College’s highlights include –
- Firstly, congratulations to our Dux, Juen Foh, with a study score of 99.45 closely followed by our second ranked student, Sasha Edwards, with a 98.95, then Caitlin Punithan 98.7, Ryan Choong 98.45 and Nikith Kanduri with a 98.35. Outstanding results.
- Congratulations to one of our Year 11 students, Ashley Neoh, who achieved a Perfect Study Score of 50 in Health and Human Development.
- 45 students, of a cohort of 188, received a study score of 90 and above, placing them in the top 10% of the state. This is 23.81% of our student cohort.
- 88 students, of a cohort of 188, received a study score of 80 and above, placing them in the top 20% of the state. This is 46.6% of our student cohort.
- 135 students, of a cohort of 188, received a study score of 70 and above, placing them in the top 30% of the state. This is 71.43% of our student cohort.
An outstanding result from our 2022 VCE cohort and staff considering their Year 10 and 11 classes being taught predominantly via remote learning and significant disruptions this year through ongoing COVID related staff and student illness. Well done and congratulations to the class of 2022!
Class of 2022 | Number of VSC students that achieved within each range | Total number of VSC students above each range | % of 188 Year 12 2022 VSC Students | State-Wide Placement = Top % |
Study Score | ||||
99 and above |
1 |
1 | 0.53 |
1 |
98 and above |
4 |
5 | 2.65 |
2 |
97 and above |
6 |
11 | 5.82 |
3 |
96 and above |
3 |
14 | 7.41 |
4 |
95 and above |
3 |
17 | 8.99 |
5 |
90 and above |
28 |
45 | 23.81 |
10 |
85 and above |
20 |
65 | 34.39 |
15 |
80 and above |
23 |
88 | 46.56 |
20 |
75 and above |
26 |
114 | 60.32 |
25 |
70 and above |
21 |
135 | 71.43 |
30 |
65 and above |
20 |
155 | 82.01 |
35 |
60 and above |
9 |
164 | 86.77 |
40 |
50 and above |
15 |
179 | 94.71 |
50 |
2021 Median Study Score = 31.692021 – Percentage of VSC VCE study scores of 40 (top 8% of the State) and over = 9.8%
VSC VCE Data 2013 to 2022 –
2013 |
31.81 | 2014 | 31.19 | 2015 | 31.03 |
2016 |
30.22 | 2017 | 30.70 | 2018 | 31.17 |
2019 | 32.11 | 2020 | 31.45 | 2021 |
31.69 |
2022 | 31 |
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The college is always extremely proud of our highest performing students but we are equally proud of all students who have achieved individual excellence by achieving their goals. As a non-select entry school Vermont Secondary College is extremely proud of its ability to cater for all students wishing to continue on into Year 12. In some cases a student’s result can be against extremely difficult personal circumstances.
Congratulations to all VCE students and their families, the Senior School Leadership Team and all our Year 12 teachers on providing a quality education for our students. I also thank all staff within the college who have been involved in the teaching and development of the class of 2022 over the last six years. Particular thanks to the staff involved with the students over the last 2 years!
Thank you to all the Year 12 students who actively involved themselves in the student leadership program, despite limitations over the 2 year VCE program in a wide range of areas.
I trust students are pleased with their individual performance and that further opportunities will now be available to you so that you can pursue your goals and dreams. I wish you all the best for the years ahead and thank you for your contribution to Vermont Secondary College. Well done!