HSC High Achievers Award Assembly
Mrs Leask and the College staff congratulate our class of 2023 and last week the Class of 2023 acknowledged at our annual High Achiever’s assembly. In 2023 90 girls chose their own path to complete Year 12. Whether they selected an ATAR, non-ATAR or nationally recognised qualification through a Vocational Education Pathway, each girl’s journey was unique.
We acknowledge and thank our staff at St Patrick’s College, and of course, the love and support of our families who have walked alongside our girls in their pursuit of personal excellence in 2023.
Of the 34 courses completed by the 2023 St Patrick’s College Year 12 cohort, 20 courses were above state average, and these courses spanned all Key Learning areas at the College. 18 students, across 11 subjects, were acknowledged in the HSC Distinguished Achievers list. These students achieved in the highest band for one or more courses. Band 6 for two-unit or Band E4 for one unit courses indicates the highest level of performance with students achieving between 90 and 100 percent in these subjects. In 2023, no students at the College received a Band 1 in any subject. This is outstanding and congratulations to these girls.
Congratulations to our highest achievers all receiving ATAR scores of 90 and above. The Dux for 2023 was Caitlin Old. She achieved the College’s top ATAR of 95.85.
2023 Distinguished Achievers
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Student Name |
Course Name |
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Amelia Bell |
Community and Family Studies |
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Abbey Clancy |
Society and Culture Studies of Religion I |
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Emilie Du Verge |
Music 1 |
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Josie Espinoza |
Mathematics Advanced |
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Stephanie Fordham |
Biology |
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Lucy Gveric |
Community and Family Studies |
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Kaitlyn Holland |
Music 1 |
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Charley Langford |
Drama Music 1 |
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Charlotte Malone |
Music 1 |
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Jeanne Ocampo |
Studies of Religion I |
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Caitlin Old |
English Advanced Mathematics Standard 2 Music 1 Society and Culture Studies of Religion I |
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Amelia Palazzo, |
Community and Family Studies English Extension 1 Studies of Religion I |
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Monique Ray |
Drama |
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Emily Ripoll |
Mathematics Standard 2 |
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Sophia Skandalis |
Music 1 |
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Yukiko Walker |
Music 1 |
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Isabella Walsh |
English Advanced English Extension 1 Modern History Studies of Religion I |
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Sarah Ward |
Mathematics Advanced |
Ten students were nominated for HSC showcase events that celebrate the talent and creativity of 2023 HSC Students, and represented 17 individual nominations for the College. This is the highest number of nominations ever received by the College.
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Emma Drinnan |
Callback - (Dance) Core Composition |
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Emilie Du Verge |
ENCORE - (Music) Music Performance |
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Hope Evans |
Callback - (Dance) Core Performance Callback - (Dance) Major Study Performance Callback - (Dance) Core Composition |
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Eden Gleza |
Callback - (Dance) Core Performance Callback - (Dance) Core Composition |
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Charley Langford |
OnSTAGE - (Drama) Group Performance OnSTAGE - (Drama) Individual Performance ENCORE - (Music) Music Performance |
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Jeanne-Lee Rondo |
OnSTAGE - (Drama) Group Performance |
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Monique Ray |
Callback - (Dance) Core Composition OnSTAGE - (Drama) Individual Performance OnSTAGE - (Drama) Group Performance |
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Quincee Pasese |
ENCORE - (Music) Music Performance |
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Sophia Skandalis |
OnSTAGE - (Drama) Group Performance |
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Hannah Whatson |
OnSTAGE - (Drama) Group Performance |
We would also like to acknowledge the following students who were recipients of the Year 12 major awards:
Ampol Best All Rounder Award – Sophia Skandalis
Lions Club Community Service Award - Charley Langford
Reuben F Scarf Award - Jaimee Campbell
ADF Long Tan Youth Leadership and Teamwork Award - Amy Younie
ADF Future Innovators Award - Sarah Ward
Most Outstanding Academic Achievement Award - Cailtin Old
The College Spirit Award - Georgia Clout
The Prize of Honour - Abbey Clancy
The Principal’s Award - Amelia Palazzo
Debra Bourne - Assistant Principal, Learning and Teaching
