VCE 2009 – Outstanding Results

Melbourne Grammar’s VCE students have performed commendably in 2009. Their outstanding achievements are a reflection of the dedication and vigour displayed by students and staff this year. They offer inspiration to those facing the VCE in years ahead.

• 121 ie 61.1% of our students are in the top 10% in the state/nation with an ENTER of 90 or above
• 44.4% of students attained an ENTER of 95 or above. This means that 88 of our students are in the top 5% in the state/nation
• 31 students attained an ENTER of 99 or above. Therefore 15.7% of our students are in the top 1% of the state/nation
• The Melbourne Grammar School median ENTER for 2009 is 93.95
• 7 students achieved the maximum possible ENTER of 99.95. Special congratulations to Srikkumar Ashokkumar, Robert Graham, Yuhang Guo, Hanbo Li, James Lu, Douglas Tjandra, Xin Tao Ye
• 22 students (listed below) achieved 31 Study Scores of 50 out of 50 in 15 individual studies.

Congratulations go to the following students:

• Srikkumar Ashokkumar (English)
• Charles Chambers (English)
• Vincent Chiang (Classical Societies & Cultures) Year 11
• Morgan Druce (Mathematical Methods)
• Nicholas Fabbri (History - Revolutions) Year 11
• Charles Freedman (English, Media, Studio Arts)
• Robert Graham (English)
• Yuhang Guo (Chemistry, English As A Second Language, Physics, Specialist Mathematics)
• Daniel Jones (English)
• Daniel Le (Music Performance - Solo) Year 11
• Hanbo Li (Chemistry, English)
• James Lu (Chemistry, English, Specialist Mathematics)
• Alexander Mattingly (English)
• Angus McCubbing (English)
  
• Lachlan McNamee (Literature, Philosophy)
  
• Frederick Mora (Media)
  
• Jamie Rankin (Information Technology - Applications) Year 11
  
• Oliver Raymond (English)
  
• William Smibert (Further Mathematics)
  
• Douglas Tjandra (English)
  
• George Wood (English)
  
• Xin Tao Ye (English As A Second Language)

All Year 12 students who presented for the VCE this year have been awarded the certificate. Once again, they have achieved exceptional results and we offer them our warmest congratulations.

It is pleasing to see the fine class of 2009 being rewarded for their talent and hard work with this outstanding achievement.

Roy Kelley, Headmaster

All Year 12 students who presented for the VCE this year have been awarded the certificate. Once again, they have achieved exceptional results and we offer them our warmest congratulations.

The fine class of 2008 is ready to make its mark on the world, equipped with the integrity, sense of community and leadership abilities cultivated during their time at Melbourne Grammar School.

*    The Equivalent National Tertiary Entrance Rank (ENTER) indicates an individual ranking against all others in Australia who finished or would have finished their secondary education in 2008.

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