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2009 HSC School Rankings (1 Viewer)

ibi_shibi

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Re: Top 100 Schools - Daily Telegraph

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It's mean, but probably true. Except I think the '11ers are smarter than the '09ers. Hopefully.
Your grade wasn't that bad, I mean you had Sonia. I don't know who the '11ers super smartie is...(if there is one). Hopefully we won't do too bad next yr. *fingers crossed*
 

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hmm when is the whole school list going to be out?
 

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In yesterday's Daily telegraph they published the top 3 schools from each region in NSW which included schools way outside of the top 100. It said it would put the full rankings of each region on it's website. This would have been good, and would have been easy to collate, however the list has failed to appear on the website.
 

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Top three schools in each region

(G = government school, P = private school. Score shows percentage of exams in which candidates scored 90 per cent or better)

----- CITY AREAS -----

Bankstown: Malek Fahd Islamic School (P), 42.49; Al-Faisal College (P), 13.73; St Euphemia College (P), 8.88

Blacktown-Hawkesbury: Toongabbie Christian School (P), 8.58; Bede Polding College (P), 5.47; Colo High School (G), 5.22

Campbelltown: Magdalene Catholic High School (P), 11.64; Macarthur Anglican School (P), 9.71; St Patrick's College (P), 7.80

City and Eastern Suburbs: Sydney Girls High School (G), 50.10; Ascham School (P), 49.90; Reddam House Bondi Campus (P), 43.38

Fairfield: Sefton High School (G), 18.86; Freeman Catholic College (P), 14.00; Cerdon College (P), 11.43

Hornsby: Hornsby Girls High School (G), 53.09; Normanhurst Boys High School (G), 34.94; Redfield College (P), 25.00

Inner West: Fort Street High School Petersham (G), 32.72; Presbyterian Ladies College Sydney (P), 27.77; International Grammar School (P), 25.31

Liverpool: Hurlstone Agricultural High School Glenfield (G), 38.80; Sule College, Prestons (P), 17.44; Macquarie Fields High School (G), 14.61

Mount Druitt: St Marys Senior High School (G), 8.90; Plumpton High School (G), 2.03; Emmaus Catholic College (P), 1.93

Northern Beaches: Northern Beaches Secondary College, Manly Selective Campus (G), 41.14; Queenwood School for Girls (P), 28.63; St Luke's Grammar School (P), 20.63

Northern Suburbs: North Sydney Girls High School (G), 46.05; North Sydney Boys High School (G), 41.55; Ravenswood School for Girls (P), 36.60

Parramatta: James Ruse Agricultural High School (G), 71.97; Baulkham Hills High School (G), 62.88; Girraween High School (G), 33.87

Penrith-Blue Mountains: Penrith High School (G), 28.28; Blue Mountains Grammar School (P), 18.23; Wycliffe Christian School (P), 10.79

St George: St George Girls High School Kogarah (G), 41.92; Sydney Technical High School Bexley (G), 24.54; Danebank -- An Anglican School For Girls (P), 17.88

Strathfield-Auburn: MLC Burwood (P), 25.38; Meriden School (P), 22.99; Santa Sabina College (P), 22.21

Sutherland-Cronulla: Caringbah High School (G), 30.88; St John Bosco College (P), 12.87; Aquinas College (P), 12.16

----- COUNTRY AREAS -----

Albury: The Scots School Albury (P), 13.54; Ardlethan Central School (G), 13.04; Albury High School (G), 7.78

Armidale: PLC Armidale (P), 13.41; Guyra Central School (G), 8.11; The Armidale School (P), 7.59

Bathurst: All Saints' College Bathurst (P), 11.29; MacKillop College (P), 7.53; Blayney High School (G), 7.14

Canberra-Goulburn: Frensham School (P), 26.77; Canberra Grammar School (P), 14.30; St Clare's College (P), 11.05

Central Coast: Gosford High School (G), 32.95; Central Coast Grammar School (P), 12.62; St Joseph's Catholic College (P), 11.62

Coffs Harbour: St Andrew's Christian School (P), 33.33; Bishop Druitt College (P), 11.13; Clarence Valley Anglican School (P), 8.77

Dubbo: Tottenham Central School (G), 11.11; St John's College (P), 10.32; Gilgandra High School (G), 8.70

Griffith: Barellan Central School (G), 15.38; St Francis De Sales Regional College (P), 8.46; Narrandera High School (G), 7.46

Lake Macquarie: Summerland Christian College (P), 15.69; Belmont Christian College (P), 11.90; Avondale School (P), 9.89

Maitland: St Philip's Christian College -- Port Stephens (P), 14.05; Maitland Grossmann High School (G), 8.39; Maitland Christian School (P), 7.46

Newcastle: Merewether High School (G), 34.57; Newcastle Grammar School (P), 24.71; St Philip's Christian College -- Waratah (P), 13.11

South West: Batlow Technology School (G), 5.08; Finley High School (G), 4.89; Deniliquin High School (G), 2.30

Central North: Narrabri High School (G), 5.87; Macintyre High School Inverell (G), 4.26; Warialda High School (G), 3.54

North Coast: Cape Byron Rudolf Steiner School (P), 17.07; Emmanuel Anglican College (P), 11.65; Mount St Patrick College (P), 9.77

South Coast: Oxley College (P), 20.00; Nowra Anglican College (P), 14.23; St John The Evangelist High School (P), 11.88

West: Coomealla High School (G), 1.11; Willyama High School (G), 1.01; Broken Hill High School (G), 0.51

Orange: Kinross Wolaroi School (P), 17.08; Red Bend Catholic College (P), 8.38; James Sheahan Catholic High School (P), 5.30

Port Macquarie: MacKillop Senior College (P), 12.36; St Paul's College (P), 8.17; St Columba Anglican School (P), 7.31

Tamworth: Scone Grammar School (P), 15.61; Tamworth Anglican College (P), 11.86; Carinya Christian School Tamworth (P), 11.70

Taree: St Clare's High School (P), 7.23; Muswellbrook High School (G), 4.79; Wingham High School (G), 4.59

Wagga Wagga: Ariah Park Central School (G), 11.76; The Riverina Anglican College (P), 6.63; Mater Dei Catholic College (P), 4.97

Wollongong: Smith's Hill High School (G), 26.49; Illawarra Christian School (P), 18.71; The Illawarra Grammar School (P), 18.52
 

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Re: SMH School Rankings

The Top 100 Schools


School ............................................................................ Exams sat ... DA .... %

1. James Ruse Agricultural High School ............................. 1113 ........... 801 .... 71.97

Is the "exam sat" means 1 student count as 1, OR 1 student with 5 subjects count as 5 ?

somene plz help?
 

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Re: SMH School Rankings

Is the "exam sat" means 1 student count as 1, OR 1 student with 5 subjects count as 5 ?

somene plz help?
1 student with 5 exams counts as 5; there is no way we had >1000 kids sitting HSC. We don't even have that many in the school altogether o_o
 

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Re: SMH School Rankings

YIEWWWWWWWW my skool did the best we have done in maths in like a decade,,,,,finally cracked the top 20, have been languishing down in the 100's for a while

i ended up having a nice half hour convo with my maths teacher on the phone, he was so happy, spent the whole time talkin bout sport tho xDxD
 

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Re: 2009 HSC results by school

this is probably a stupid question, but what do DA and % mean?
 

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Re: 2009 HSC results by school

this is probably a stupid question, but what do DA and % mean?
DA - Distinguished Achiever/Achievements. It's the total number of exams/marks which a 90+ or band 6 was awarded for.

% is the number of DA's divided by the number of exams sat multplied by 100 :)
 
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