Certificate Endorsement

To attain a Certificate Endorsement in NCEA at Level 1, 2 or 3 a student must gain 50 credits at Excellence and their NCEA will be endorsed with Excellence. Likewise, if a student gains 50 credits at Merit (or Merit and Excellence), their NCEA will be endorsed with Merit. For our school presentation this must be achieved in the year of sitting.

Merit Endorsement

Level 1

Elliot Barratt, Haowai Cole, George Copland, Isaac Davies, Nico Evans, Harry Gawne, Luke Giddings, William Hampton, Nick Hutchison, Rory Inglis, Hayden Jefferson, Liam Johnston, Adam Keen, Matt Kennedy, Ryan Lam, Jack Lister, George McAleer, William McArthur, Dion McKeown, Tom Morris, Fergus Prouting, Samuel Ritchie, Ben Robinson, Duncan Rollinson, Will Rushton, Jack Sands, Thomas Scott, William Sharp, Xaden Stringer, Keaton Swindells, Gage Switalla, Lewis Tinkler, Cadell Tomkinson, William Urquhart, Hunter Voice, Alec Whitticase.

Level 2

Keroles Abousif, Eli Auld, Harry Bampton, Thomas Baxter, Nick Cummings, Luke Davis, Shane Fikken, Cathal Guiney, Cole Hazlewood, Bryn Houghton, Matt Rayward, Benjamin Sewell, Harald Tang, Joshua Wilson.

Level 3

Joshua Abel, Brad Cvitanich, Cameron Ellis, David Ellis, Cullen Grace, Brennan Hawkins, Tim Hepburn, Tane Horrell, Hamish Lamb, Sung Min Lee, David Ma, Bailey Mitchell, Da Tong Ong, Kit Sadler, Callum Shrimpton, Adam Yallop.

Excellence Endorsement

Level 1

Joseph Allen-Perkins, James Davidson, Anton Faeldin, Matthew Gualter, George Guerin, Ben Helliwell, Bailey Lissington, Blake McLellan, Liam Parker, Timothy Sheed, Alvin Sutedja.

Level 2

Oli Anderson, Ethan Bowmar, Caleb Cameron, Mac Edwards, Logan Goldingham, Logan Hope, Cole Melhopt, Harry Pierce, William Pudney, Joshua Reynolds, Reed Stevenson, Thomas Valentine, William Valentine, Bram van den Bosch, James Watt.

Level 3

Ben Aicken, Ben Crozier, Tim Currie, Hamish Dunbar, Louis Low, Hayden McNulty.

Scholarship

Scholarship provides recognition and monetary reward to top students in their last year of schooling. Scholarship exams enable candidates to be assessed against challenging standards, and are demanding for the most able candidates in each subject.

Scholarship candidates are expected to demonstrate high-level critical thinking, abstraction and generalisation, and to integrate, synthesise and apply knowledge, skills, understanding and ideas to complex situations.

Approximately three per cent of Year 13 students studying each subject at Level 3 are awarded Scholarship, if they reach the standard that has been set.

Congratulations to the following students who achieved Scholarship:
Hamish Dunbar (Agricultural Science), Ben Aicken (English), Louis Low (Biology)

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Geraldine Rogaine Muster