VCE Results 2012

The Peninsula School congratulates the students of the graduating Class of 2012 on their outstanding achievements. Collectively, the group enjoyed one of the finest set of results ever realised at The Peninsula School, with many personal bests being recorded.

Dux of School 2012 We are proud to congratulate the Dux of 2012, Le Mai Khanh (Katrina) who achieved an Australian Tertiary Admissions Ranking (ATAR) of 99.7. As Dux of School for 2012, Katrina is also the recipient of the prestigious Moroney Medal named in honour of Dr Stewart Moroney, a founder of our School.

 Top male student 2012

Our top male student was Matthew Witney who achieved an outstanding ATAR of 99.2. As well as fully devoting himself to his studies, Matthew very much immersed himself in the life of the School. He will long be remembered by our community as an exceptional violinist who captivated audiences time after time with his brilliance.

High achievers and median ATAR

• Sophie Griffiths (Legal Studies)
• Roddy Reynolds (Legal Studies)
• Le Mai Khanh (ESL)

Our girls’ median ATAR of 85.68 was most impressive, confirming that girls do indeed flourish in coeducational schools.

Well done to the Class of 2012.

VCE Results 2011

Grace Bilham and Mitchell Pryce, Duces of 2011

Our Duces of 2011, Grace Bilham and Mitchell Pryce, each achieved an Australian Tertiary Admissions Ranking (ATAR) of 99.8. Oliver Einsiedel (99.7), Nguyen Vu Nhu Y (99.15) and Nguyen Dac Khoa (99.05). In total, ten students scored ATARs of 98+. Collectively our 2011 students recorded a median ATAR of 81.25; with 21 students achieving an ATAR of 95+ which placed them in the top 5% in Victoria and 46 students achieving 90+, placing them in the top 10% in the State. This outstanding level of achievement was reflected across the breadth of subjects with the Year Level recording a mean Study Score of 33.4. Pham Van Anh achieved the highest possible mark of 50 in Further Maths. 16.65% of all Study Scores saw students achieve 40+.