HSC

NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell announced on Wednesday that of the 114 subjects, five local students topped their course. Lara White from Newcastle High ...

“Congratulations to all the exceptional students who have achieved First in Course for the 2022 HSC. “Today we also thank the schools, the teachers and school communities who supported these students throughout their education journey, as well as their parents and carers.” “These students have triumphed in their final senior years of school and deserve to be celebrated,” Ms Mitchell said.

Results are in for 67000 HSC students across the state, marking the end of their 13-year schooling careers and the next exciting chapter of their.

“The Liberals and Nationals Government is committed to ensuring young people have a smooth transition into life after school. A recent post-school destination survey shows that last year, more than 90% of all school leavers were in education, training or employment. “The fact that more school leavers than ever before are engaged in employment, education or training is incredible and a sign of bright future ahead for the Class of 2022,” Ms Mitchell said.

7NEWS Australia published this video item, entitled "New South Wales' top 2022 HSC students | 7NEWS" - below is their description.

Sarah Maikari and Will Cassell credit hard work and supportive teachers for their first-in-course HSC results, awarded in a ceremony at the University of ...

Ninety per cent of the distinguished achievers attended schools in major cities, compared with just eight per cent of the distinguished achievers (1,395 awards) from inner regional schools. Just nine per cent of distinguished achievers came from schools in the two lowest quantiles of educational advantage. As in previous years, 56 per cent of these distinguished achievers came from private schools, compared with 42 per cent from government schools. - Ninety per cent of the distinguished achievers attended schools in major cities - Some 56 per cent of the distinguished achievers came from private schools - About a third (37 per cent) of the 135 first-in-course certificates went to students in government schools

NSW students who got low ATARs are being comforted on twitter to not stress over HSC results today.

Those wishing to check their ATAR results through the UAC website will need their UAC student number and pin. A total of 1,412 students in NSW were recognised on the "All-round Achievers" list, for results in the highest possible band across 10 units of study, while 780 students were featured on the Top Achievers list for earning one of the top places and a result in the highest band. Students struggling to access the UAC site can try changing their preferences through their Almost 17,500 students received at least one Band Six to be recognised on the "Distinguished Achievers" list. Students wishing to view their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank can do so via the Some students earlier reported having issues accessing their ATARs through the UAC site, with slow loading times and error codes hindering the process.

The state's public selective schools have led the state in the 2022 Higher School Certificate, as more private schools muscle into top places.

The Herald will do a separate analysis to take socio-educational advantage into account and publish the results in the coming days. To calculate school and subject rankings the Herald uses band 6 and E4 (the top result for extension subjects) data from the NSW Education Standards Authority which shows marks of between 90 and 100 or 45 and 50. Catholic schools and selective schools had slightly fewer on the top list. It made the top 20 public comprehensive school list and jumped from 537th to 146th. The highest-ranked independent schools all charge year 12 fees of more than $35,000. “We are a big public comprehensive high school with almost 1600 students, and we accept every student that walks through the gates, rather than entry according to ability.

Some 54,000 students learned the results of their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) on Thursday, with the average ranking showing a slight improvement ...

The average ATAR was 71.25, a slight improvement on the previous year. The results showed 29 boys and 19 girls received the highest possible ATAR of 99.95, with the top students from a mix of public and private schools. Some 54,000 students learned the results of their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) on Thursday, with the average ranking showing a slight improvement on last year.

Students have begun receiving their HSC results and band six results will be released here at noon. Follow the news here as we celebrate the Class of 2022.

The teachers really cared about us, and they helped me grow academically and also personally.” “I also had the best language teachers who made the course the most fun. “I was in shock, I opened the text and didn’t move for about three minutes,” said Clarke.

New South Wales Education Minister Sarah Mitchell says despite the challenges of the last few years, the 2022 Year 12 cohort “have really excelled”, ...

The Killara High student, who took physics and chemistry, was one of two pupils at her school to score the highest-possible ATAR of 99.95. “I genuinely didn't ...

In advanced English, the school’s success rate jumped from 16.7 per cent to 26.8 per cent. [Lucy Carroll](/by/lucy-carroll-hvey4)is education editor of The Sydney Morning Herald. “We are a big public comprehensive, and we accept every student that walks through the gates, rather than entry according to ability.” “We teach our students that there are no shortcuts to success. Killara had 14 all-rounders and nine top-achievers. “I genuinely didn’t expect that mark, but our year group was really hardworking and our teachers were so dedicated.

With the release of HSC results today, Mullumbimby High School made it into the top 20 comprehensive high schools, leaping almost 400 places to now rank in the ...

Fifteen students from Armidale Secondary College featured on the Distinguished Achiever’s list, thanks to a strong showing in the higher-level Mathematics subjects. “Results are not important,” he said. Lindfield had 28 students sitting the HSC this year. It is the school’s best result in at least seven years. The Sydney Morning Herald’s list of high achieving HSC schools does not include any schools with less than 30 students in their HSC cohort. “We are so proud of our students today, whether they’re from a small rural school or one of our large city schools, these great results show the diversity of public education and the quality of our teachers,” she said.