Despite the disruptions of the year, once again our students gained excellent NCEA results

Key results included:

• NCEA Level 1 – a pass rate of 90% (up from 85% in 2020), which was well above national and decile averages. It was also the highest pass rate of any co-ed school in the Wellington region. Pass rates for Numeracy and Literacy remained well over 90%
• NCEA Level 2 – 85% of our students gained this qualification, sitting well above the national average of 79%.
• NCEA Level 3 – 75% of students gained Level 3, continuing the positive result of the previous year of 74%.
• While we are very pleased with our results this year, we also recognise that there are areas to continue to focus on. One of these is the pass rates of Maori and Pasifika students at Year 11 (important to experience success at this level). Although 78% of our Maori students gained NCEA Level 1, compared to a national pass rate of 56%, and 79% of our Pasifika students passed, compared to 61% nationally. We will continue to support our students to achieve to their potential.

The number of students who gained their NCEA with an endorsement was very pleasing. Congratulations to the following students:

NCEA Level 1 Endorsements

Excellence

Paige Anderson, Ilah Beattie, Dominic Burns, Teah Burrin, Jasmine Candy, Lily Candy, Olivia Cox, Phoenix Crawley, Mason Daken, Samuel Donoghue, Tristyn Elliott, Hupstein Eng, Abigail Fisher, Maia Graham, Madison Gray, Thamos Harrison, Emily Ingerson, Liam Kubisch, Tahsin Labiba, Hannah Lee, Katie Lewis, Lily Masseurs, Kaito Maud, Julia Montgomery, Danielle Moorey, Johannes Opperman, Olivia Salter, Keah Scott-Grigg, Grace Seamark, Rimer Selgas, Anjola-Oluwa Sigbeku, Manish Singh, Zhao Tang, Lorelei Thomas, Grace Tilley, Vasilisa Vasina, Sophie Weston, Charlotte Whitmarsh, Riley Wilson

Merit

Letitia Ahearn, Kelly Baker, Harrison Bonsey, Alyssa Bosher, Ruhann Botha, Georgia Bryant, Hayley Burgess-Philip, Joy Bustalinio, Lily Calcott, Cazna Campbell, Kelly Cherrington, Maxwell Chilman, Ashton Church, Xavier Coetsee, Fintan Darrall, Zanthia Davies, Cati De Klerk, Harriett Drewell, Jayden Duff, Stacey Duncan, Jasmine Eldering, Indyah Falaniko, Amy Gallagher, Adam Grant, Courtney Hartley, Diana Hicks, Lillie-Ana Hilton, Litesha Hodgetts-Green, Isabelle Ingerson, Max Inglis, Pierce Johnston, Lucy Klee, Christian Lander, Declan McKee, Sibusisiwe Ngwenya, Katie Parker, Jonathan Peters, Vanasanan Phiratthitikon, Ayush Prasad, Yiduo Qian, Jemimah Reid, Nathan Rose, Emma Russell, Myar Sanson, Fabian Sivorarath, Dominic Smart, Kale Trueman, Toby van Beek, Tiaan Venter, Ryu von Keisenberg, Kayde Ward, Juanita Wharewera-Garbutt, Lara Wolff, Alexander Worth

NCEA Level 2 Endorsements

Excellence

Miya Abbott-Tutaki, Lennox Amyes, Toby Braun, Italy Collings, Zerinity Davies, Daniel Gosse, Catherine Kananghinis, Alexander Legner, Sasha McNeil, Ian Palmones, Ryan Smoothy, Oliana Tia, Mei von Keisenberg, Kuan Zhou

Merit

Emily Barr, Hunter Baumber, Lliam Booth, Holly Collins, Haylee Denham, Martin Ea, Grace Glover,

Carissa Greyling, Charlotte Griffiths, Tayla Hill, Angus Macfarlane, Adithya Mallya, Aryan Rana,

Gregorio Restrepo Jaramillo, Michaela Robertson, Cody Setter, Sahya Ward, Lia Ward, Anna Williams, Conrad Work, Jodie Yorwarth

NCEA Level 3 Endorsements

Excellence

Melissa Cooley, Narisse Cox, Srihith Donepudi, Hupdric Eng, Abbie Giles, Gracie Hearfield, Shakira Khan, Stephanie Norton, Gabriel Opperman, Olivia Rose, Asha van Stipriaan Luiscius, Leory Xue.

Merit

Zachary Blake, Laura Botham, Sophie Browne, Angelita Colman, Lillian Cosslett, Jack Gallagher, Sean Harvey, Charlotte Henn, Libby Hurren, Vidhya Madhav, Dayshana-Lee Manuel-Reremoana, Jorja Mulholland, Caeshlyn Murdoch, Joseph Palmones, Benjamin Park, Neeraj Patel, Trinity Plester, Timothy Rothwell, Manisha Singh, Dhanraj Soni, Bob Van Beek.

NZQA New Zealand Scholarships

We are delighted with the success of two students who gained a Scholarship – Olivia Rose in Painting and Stephanie Norton in Food and Nutrition (see separate article).