Congratulations to
the Class of 2022

Congratulations message from the Headmaster

The Stats

1

achieved an ATAR of 99.95

11

(7%) boys scored an ATAR of 99 or above, placing them in the top 1% of students in Australia

40

(25%) boys scored an ATAR of 95 or above, placing them in the top 5% of students in Australia

72

(45%) boys scored an ATAR of 90 or above, placing them in the top 10% of students in Australia

87.25

The Class of 2022 median ATAR

Learn more about the boys who achieved 99+

Congratulations to our Dux Qiyuan (Jerry) Chen who achieved a perfect study score of 50 (EAL) for the second year in a row. Tom Gianatti (Geography) and David Yang (Chinese as a Second Language. Adv) also achieved perfect Study Scores of 50.

2022 High Achievers

Congratulations to the following boys who received an ATAR of 95 or higher
(in alphabetical order, not by ATAR achieved):

  • Samson Adams
  • Tom Bailey
  • Declan Bakker
  • James Bourke
  • Zach Bowen
  • Jonah Campigli
  • Eric Chen
  • Qiyuan (Jerry) Chen
  • James Cheng
  • Ben Edmondson
  • Jasper Findlay
  • Thomas Galinas
  • Noah Hartman
  • William He
  • Matthew Hill
  • Aaron Hong-Dunnett
  • Jamie Hope
  • Peter Hou
  • Jorge Houridis
  • Jiaze Jin
  • Mitchell Kuzilny
  • Isaac Lee
  • Simon Lin
  • Cameron MacKenzie
  • Tom Marriott
  • James McDougall
  • George McDowell
  • Cameron McIntyre
  • Charlie Morgan
  • Tom O'Connor
  • Michael Paltoglou
  • Jonathon Pascuzzi
  • Henry Pearson
  • Alex Rico
  • Luca Spampinato
  • Sam Sweet
  • Cail Thomson
  • Chuck Tian
  • Tim Tso
  • Thomas Yi

A note of explanation: The purpose of the ATAR rankings is to provide a mechanism for placement in tertiary institutions. In a community such as ours, where most boys are aspiring to gain entry to tertiary courses, it is the ATAR that is important rather than individual Study Scores. The ATAR is a rank ordering of all students, rather than a percentage mark; hence, an ATAR of 50 would place a candidate at the halfway point of the population.