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In Summary The ATAR scores achieved by the Class of 2020 are outstanding. The Class of 2020 have demonstrated incredible resilience during this very challenging year. In navigating their VCE under less than ideal circumstances they have come to understand much about themselves and the world that will be useful in the post- school environment. We are incredibly proud of every girl who worked so hard, despite the conditions, to achieve her very best. The excellent results that have been gained this year, across a breadth of subject areas, are a reflection of the dedication of staff and students alike and their commitment to the pursuit of excellence. They also point to the foundation that was laid for these students prior to Year 12, on which girls have been able to build, in order to Ms Elisabeth Rhodes | Principal be successful, no matter the circumstances of Year 12. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the teachers who have worked with the 2020 VCE cohort either this year, or prior, to support them to reach their potential. Whilst we know that an education is about far more than a VCE score, it is important to celebrate the statistics associated with this significant milestone. All girls successfully completed their VCE with many individuals navigating personal challenges throughout the year as well as the broader COVID-19 context. A phenomenal 40% of ATAR scores at Lowther Hall were over 90 this year, placing these students in the top 10% of Australia. 64% of girls scored an ATAR of 80 or more (the top 20% of the nation) and half the Lowther Hall ATAR scores were above 87. 47% of graded assessments were A or A + with a perfect study score of 50 out of 50 achieved in Visual Communication Design. The median study score was 35 out of 50 and 21% of study scores were 40 or more, which is an outstanding result, placing Lowther Hall in the top 5% of all Victorian schools. Congratulations to all! A about the girl Lowther Hall ANGLICAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL Congratulations to our 2020 VCE students! 87.5 MEDIAN ATAR 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 2018 Median ATAR ATAR score 2019 2020 82.75 82.38 LOWTHER HALL WAS RANKED 5 % IN VICTORIA OF ALL SCHOOLS TOP IN THE success in VCE! Celebrating our girls’ OF STUDY SCORES 40 + 21 % 4 0 % O F S T U D E N T S 90 + ATAR 6 4 % O F S T U D E N T S 80 + ATAR

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In SummaryThe ATAR scores achieved by the Class of 2020 are outstanding.

The Class of 2020 have demonstrated incredible resilience during this very challenging year. In navigating their VCE under less than ideal circumstances they have come to understand much about themselves and the world that will be useful in the post-school environment. We are incredibly proud of every girl who worked so hard, despite the conditions, to achieve her very best. The excellent results that have been gained this year, across a breadth of subject areas, are a reflection of the dedication of staff and students alike and their commitment to the pursuit of excellence. They also point to the foundation that was laid for these students prior to Year 12, on which girls have been able to build, in order to Ms Elisabeth Rhodes | Principal

be successful, no matter the circumstances of Year 12. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the teachers who have worked with the 2020 VCE cohort either this year, or prior, to support them to reach their potential.

Whilst we know that an education is about far more than a VCE score, it is important to celebrate the statistics associated with this significant milestone. All girls successfully completed their VCE with many individuals navigating personal challenges throughout the year as well as the broader COVID-19 context. A phenomenal 40% of ATAR scores at Lowther Hall were over 90 this

year, placing these students in the top 10% of Australia. 64% of girls scored an ATAR of 80 or more (the top 20% of the nation) and half the Lowther Hall ATAR scores were above 87. 47% of graded assessments were A or A+ with a perfect study score of 50 out of 50 achieved in Visual Communication Design. The median study score was 35 out of 50 and 21% of study scores were 40 or more, which is an outstanding result, placing Lowther Hall in the top 5% of all Victorian schools. Congratulations to all!

All about the girlLowther Hall A N G L I C A N

G R A M M A R S C H O O L

Congratulations to our 2020 VCE students!

87.5MEDIAN ATAR

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Along with Helena and Olivia, we congratulate the following students who have also achieved an ATAR of 90 or higher. As the information below each name demonstrates, these girls studied a diverse range of subjects and many of them combined their academic studies with a leadership position within the School.

The girls appear alphabetically.

Emily Byrne Indoor Cricket Captain Soccer Captain Track and Field Co-Captain> Biology > Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Mathematical Methods > Physical Education

Renae Chow

> Accounting> Biology > Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Mathematical Methods

Isabella DengVCE Baccalaureate Japanese Captain> Art > Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods > Specialist Mathematics

Claudia Di Nuzzo Triathlon Captain> Chemistry > English > Health And Human

Development > Legal Studies > Mathematical Methods

Brianna Donato VCE Baccalaureate> Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Further Mathematics > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods > Physics

Samara Ferlazzo

> Business Management > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > French > Further Mathematics > Visual Communication

Design

High Achievers: ATAR Scores of 90 or higher

> Conservation and Land Management (VCE VET)> English > Further Mathematics > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods > Visual Communication Design (Perfect Score)

Olivia SpitaleriVCE Baccalaureate Visual Art - Design Captain

Perfect Study Score

> Chemistry > Conservation and Land Management (VCE VET)> English > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods > Specialist Mathematics

99.75ATARHelena D’Arcy

VCE Baccalaureate

Lowther Clarke Scholar (Dux)

Above: Ms Tracy Healy, Deputy Principal and Head of Senior School and Ms Elisabeth Rhodes, Principal, congratulate Helena D’Arcy on being the 2020 Lowther Clarke Scholar (Dux).

Below: The model built by Olivia Spitaleri which contributed

to her perfect score.

PERFECT SCORE

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Amanya Fernando VCE Baccalaureate> Biology > Chemistry > English > French > Mathematical Methods > Specialist Mathematics

Gabriella Griffiths Duke of Edinburgh Captain Science Co-Captain Track and Field Co-Captain> Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Geography > Mathematical Methods > Physics

Sarah-Grace Guzzo VCE Baccalaureate> Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Health And Human

Development > Japanese Second Language > Legal Studies > Mathematical Methods

Zoe Harding VCE Baccalaureate Moorhouse House Captain> Biology > Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods

Alice Howe

> Conservation and Land Management (VCE VET)

> English > Global Politics > Japanese Second Language > Media > Psychology

Xanthippe Iacovou

> Conservation and Land Management (VCE VET)

> English > Further Mathematics > History: Revolutions > Japanese Second Language > Legal Studies

Maiya Kennedy

> Biology > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Further Mathematics > Health And Human

Development > Physical Education

Molly Kilpatrick Debating Co-Captain Humanities Co-Captain> Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Further Mathematics > History: Revolutions > Japanese Second Language > Legal Studies

Helaina Kolliou VCE Baccalaureate Lees House Captain> Biology > Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods

Dunya Kumbalatara School Captain> Biology > Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Further Mathematics > Mathematical Methods

Lily McIntosh

> Art > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Geography > Mathematical Methods > Psychology

Emma Merritt

> Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Mathematical Methods > Specialist Mathematics > Physics

Lara Murray VCE Baccalaureate Tennis Captain> Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > History: Revolutions > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods

Lucia Piaia

> Accounting> Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Further Mathematics > Mathematical Methods

Mathilde Pinkney Booth House Captain> Business Management > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Further Mathematics > History: Revolutions > Literature

Eliza Saundry

> Conservation and Land Management (VCE VET)

> English > Further Mathematics > Health And Human

Development > Legal Studies > Visual Communication

Design

Emily Smith VCE Baccalaureate Football Captain> Biology > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods > Physical Education

Vanessa Sophocli Clarke House Captain> Biology > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > French > Greek > Legal Studies

Allison Tatti VCE Baccalaureate Music Co-Captain> Biology

> Conservation and Land Management (VCE VET)

> English > Food Studies > Japanese Second Language > Mathematical Methods > Music Performance

Elaina Truong VCE Baccalaureate Mathematics Co-Captain Science Co-Captain> Chemistry > Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > Latin > Mathematical Methods > Specialist Mathematics

Louise Watt VCE Baccalaureate Cross Country Captain Rowing Captain Sports Captain> Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > French > Mathematical Methods > Physical Education > Psychology

India White

> Biology > Chemistry > English > Mathematical Methods > Physical Education

Taylor White VCE Baccalaureate Chronicle Captain Dance Captain French Captain Hip Hop Captain Humanities Co-Captain> Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > French > Legal Studies > Mathematical Methods > VCE VET - Dance> Visual Communication Design

Aileen Zhang VCE Baccalaureate English Captain Mathematics Co-Captain Tournament of Minds Captain> Chemistry > Chinese Second Language> Conservation and Land

Management (VCE VET)> English > French > Mathematical Methods > Specialist Mathematics

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Distinction In A Diversity Of DisciplinesAt Lowther Hall we encourage girls to value all subject areas and to pursue their interests and passions through to VCE wherever possible. This year, excellent results were achieved in many different disciplines with the following subjects seeing 21 percent or more of students gaining study scores of 40 or higher:

50%

Visual Communication Design

29%

History: Revolutions

25%

English

50%

Art

36%

Health and Human Development

33%

Music Performance

45%

Physical Education

29%

Biology

40%

Geography

17 Leslie Road (PO Box 178)

Essendon VIC Australia 3040

ABN 35 006 660 984

T (03) 9325 5000

E [email protected]

www.lowtherhall.vic.edu.au Essendon

From Kindergarten to Year 12 All about the girl

In a Class of Their OwnMembers of the Class of 2020 have distinguished themselves with outstanding ATAR scores!

Lowther Hall Sets a Trend!Despite the challenging circumstances, 2020 has seen an upward trend in ATAR scores at Lowther Hall. 64% of scores were 80 or more (the top 20% of the nation) and 40% of scores were 90 or more (the top 10% of the nation). As illustrated in the graph, this data represents an overall trajectory of improvement across the last 3 years.

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