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After our Opening School Mass we celebrated the achievement of our top performers in the 2022 Higher School Certificate (HSC).

These students have achieved Band 6’s across numerous subjects in the HSC, meaning that they have achieved a combined school assessment and HSC examination mark of 90 and above.

Some were recognised for their outstanding major works in various practical fields such as art, music, woodwork and some have achieved ATAR’s for university above 90, placing them in the top 10% of all students in NSW. Each individual has shown commitment, perseverance, dedication and enthusiasm to achieve excellence in their HSC.

College Dux for 2022 was Pang Ying Koh

Congratulations to the following High Achievers

Ruby Bentvelzen Sebastian Bouche Benjamin Boyer
Haig Buckingham Niamh Canning Cailtyn Clements
Jasmine Cook Emma Craig Sarah Darby
Even Davey Ethan Dempsey Ellie Djundja
Marius Edmonds Curtis Glassford Zofia Hammond
Charlotte Harris Joshua Harrison Pang Ying Koh
Emilia Konstantinoff Alaina McDonald Holly McIlveen
Rose Miall Stefani Michaleris Neress Muradian
Joshua Phillips Nathan Press Oliver Rizzuti
Thomas Rizzuti Andy Rogers Mark Rubelj
Taleah Rust Lachlan Steadman  Adam Sypka
Lauren Walford Aylssia Zagarella William Zammit

 

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St Columba's Catholic College Springwood

St Columba's Catholic College Springwood
www.stcolumbasspringwood.catholic.edu.au

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