Duxes of Catholic colleges gathered in Victoria Square, back row L-R, Lara Copeland (Gleeson), Sarah Ljubicic (Loreto), Cornas Ling (Blackfriars), Belle Merrett (Sacred Heart), Nikki Olszewski (Nazareth), Grace Builder (Kildare), Holly Burns (St Aloysius), Jasmine Masefield (Mary MacKillop), Lucy Thiselton (Cabra); front, Tom Dee (St Francis de Sales), Samuel Harris (Mt Carmel), Caleb Lotstra (St Paul’s), Silas Hansch-Maher (St Ignatius), David Sutton (Xavier), Wes Weetra (Cardijn), Breanna Terrington (St Aloysius), Paras Stefanopoulos (St Michael’s), Nirzana Yoheshwaran (OLSH), Joseph Tripodi (CBC). Missing: Anna Nguon (St Dominic’s), Deng Garang (St Columba), Giovanni Elias (Rostrevor), Elizabeth Chisholm (Mercedes), Brinda Murlikrishna (St Mary’s), Chloe Mackenzie (Tenison Woods), Gordon Yang (Thomas More).

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Success for Class of 2020 in face of adversity

In a year like no other where the challenges of Year 12 were exacerbated by the pressures of a pandemic, the Class of 2020 had some impressive academic results to celebrate.

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Students celebrate SACE results

After what has been a difficult year, Catholic colleges around the State are celebrating the outstanding achievements – and resilience – of the Class of 2020.

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Healthy outlook for high achievers

Medicine, optometry, dentistry and other health related degrees are proving the most popular choices for the top students from the Class of 2019.

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A year to remember for the Class of 2017

From late night study sessions, to playing sport and working part-time jobs – the top students from the Class of 2017 all juggled the rigours of Year 12 in different ways.