It has been an historic year for HSC results at Central Coast Grammar School (CCGS).
For the 10th year in a row, CCGS has been named in the top 100 NSW schools, ranking 53.
“Our students’ remarkable results across the board affirm the school’s goal of nurturing well-rounded individuals ready to face the challenges of the world,” Headmaster Bill Low said.
“Consistent and robust academic results have seen CCGS rank within the top 100 NSW schools for a decade now – a momentous achievement.
“I am immensely proud of our class of 2023 – my final HSC cohort as Headmaster at CCGS.
“You have shown intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and sheer hard work, which will serve you well in whichever path in life you choose.”
Dux Jacob Ramirez is confirmed as the school’s 2023 Dux with the highest possible ATAR of 99.95.
Four students were recognised as Top Achievers; Joan Han-Park sixth in Music1; Stella Hannagan fourth in English Advanced; Hazel Hunt eighth in Drama; and Jacob Ramirez, third in Economics.
Seven students were recognised as All Rounders for achieving Band 6 in 10 or more units of study: Joan Han-Park, Stella Hannagan, Lilly Hofer, Annabelle King, Loren McMenamie, Catherine Purcell and Jacob Ramirez.
“We’re very proud of the collective and individual achievements of our students,” Low said.
A record 39 nominations for exemplary HSC Major Works were received across dance, drama, music and industrial technology.
Head of Senior College Janine Comber congratulated all students on their willingness to learn, grow and lead the school community.
“These results reflect exceptional academic achievement, founded on a holistic and balanced education, and students’ unrelenting drive, enthusiasm, and perseverance to reach their personal best.”