Congratulations to the Year 12 Class of 2019 One community. Countless opportunities. Shelford Girls’ Grammar 3 Hood Crescent Caulfield shelford.vic.edu.au Congratulations to the Shelford Girls’ Grammar Class of 2019 on their wonderful VCE results. These students made an impressive contribution to the life of our school through a wide range of endeavours. Their contributions to the performing and visual arts, sport and community service and their application to their studies have all been exemplary. Shelford students belong to a caring community, where every girl is encouraged to develop confidence in her own abilities, the capacity to embrace opportunities and strive to do her best. We thank the staff whose talent, dedication and encouragement have contributed to these outstanding results. We are very proud of the Class of 2019 and wish every student in the cohort continuing success with their lives. Polly Flanagan Principal • The Dux of the School is Isabel Greenslade with an ATAR of 99.35. • The Proxime Accessit to the Dux is Alyssa Davies with an ATAR of 99.30. • Other very high achievers include: Rachel Lendon (99.15), Audrey Bonney-Gibson (98.60), Elyssa Triskelidis (98.35), Olivia Kulesza (98.30), Hannah Bonney-Gibson (98.10), Yining Li (97.55), Percilla Yip (97.55), Ruiling Zhou (97.30), Sia Horrobin (97.30), Charlotte Kelly (97.10), Yujie Li (96.85), Zoe Kral (96.75), Grace Baldwin (96.45), Clancy Grant (96.35), Yuchen Liu (96.10), Rebecca Thomson (96.05), Chantel Wormington (95.90), Imogene Perlen (95.45), Genevieve Berg (95.35), Jingyi Xiao (95.15), Xuyan Yang (94.40), Jinchen Yuan (94.15), Mattea Lawrence (93.95), Siyue Dai (93.80), Isabella Gooding (93.75), Charlotte Handley (93.75), Lara Du Plessis (93.60), Ki Miu Leung (93.55), Tully Rigoni (92.80), Paula Huppert (92.70), Katherine Semenov (92.40), Elsa Foley (92.30), Lue Shen (91.80), Maddison-Rose Miller (91.70). • There were 4 perfect study scores of 50: Literature – Isabel Greenslade; Global Politics – Rachel Lendon; English and Studio Arts – Alyssa Davies. • The median ATAR score was 92.40. • 4.6% of students received an ATAR score above 99 placing them in the top 1% of students across Australia. • 11% of students received an ATAR score above 98 placing them in the top 2% of students across Australia. • 34% of students received ATAR scores above 95 placing them in the top 5% of students across Australia. • 55% of students received ATAR scores above 90 placing them in the top 10% of students across Australia. • 80% of students received ATAR scores above 80 placing them in the top 20% of students across Australia.
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Congratulationsto the Year 12 Class of 2019
One community. Countless opportunities.Shelford Girls’ Grammar 3 Hood Crescent Caulfield shelford.vic.edu.au
Congratulations to the Shelford Girls’ Grammar Class of 2019 on their wonderful VCE results.
These students made an impressive contribution to the life of our school through a wide range of endeavours. Their contributions to the performing and visual arts, sport and community service and their application to their studies have all been exemplary.
Shelford students belong to a caring community, where every girl is encouraged to develop confidence in her own abilities, the capacity to embrace opportunities and strive to do her best.
We thank the staff whose talent, dedication and encouragement have contributed to these outstanding results.
We are very proud of the Class of 2019 and wish every student in the cohort continuing success with their lives.
Polly Flanagan Principal
• The Dux of the School is Isabel Greenslade with an ATAR of 99.35.
• The Proxime Accessit to the Dux is Alyssa Davies with an ATAR of 99.30.
• Other very high achievers include: Rachel Lendon (99.15), Audrey Bonney-Gibson (98.60), Elyssa Triskelidis (98.35), Olivia Kulesza (98.30), Hannah Bonney-Gibson (98.10), Yining Li (97.55), Percilla Yip (97.55), Ruiling Zhou (97.30), Sia Horrobin (97.30), Charlotte Kelly (97.10), Yujie Li (96.85), Zoe Kral (96.75), Grace Baldwin (96.45), Clancy Grant (96.35), Yuchen Liu (96.10), Rebecca Thomson (96.05), Chantel Wormington (95.90), Imogene Perlen (95.45), Genevieve Berg (95.35), Jingyi Xiao (95.15), Xuyan Yang (94.40), Jinchen Yuan (94.15), Mattea Lawrence (93.95), Siyue Dai (93.80), Isabella Gooding (93.75), Charlotte Handley (93.75), Lara Du Plessis (93.60), Ki Miu Leung (93.55), Tully Rigoni (92.80), Paula Huppert (92.70), Katherine Semenov (92.40), Elsa Foley (92.30), Lue Shen (91.80), Maddison-Rose Miller (91.70).
• There were 4 perfect study scores of 50: Literature – Isabel Greenslade; Global Politics – Rachel Lendon; English and Studio Arts – Alyssa Davies.
• The median ATAR score was 92.40.
• 4.6% of students received an ATAR score above 99 placing them in the top 1% of students across Australia.
• 11% of students received an ATAR score above 98 placing them in the top 2% of students across Australia.
• 34% of students received ATAR scores above 95 placing them in the top 5% of students across Australia.
• 55% of students received ATAR scores above 90 placing them in the top 10% of students across Australia.
• 80% of students received ATAR scores above 80 placing them in the top 20% of students across Australia.
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