YEAR 12 2007 RESULTS
I would like to congratulate our 2007 Year 12 students who received their University Admission Index (UAI), Year 12 Certificates and Vocational Certificates this week.
The majority of students achieved a UAI that was either at the top end of their 'guesstimate' range or better. The guesstimate is provided to students in order to assist them in applying for entry to tertiary courses. Five students achieved a UAI of 99 and above.
I would like to congratulate Shehara Arumagum (99.65), who is the 2007 Dux of Canberra Girls’ Grammar School. It was a pleasure to be present at the ACT Recognition of Excellence Ceremony on Wednesday when Shehara was given her certificate.
The following table provides information about the Universities Admission Indices of CGGS Year 12 2007 students.
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UAI Range |
% of students within the range |
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90-100 |
40.88 |
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85-100 |
54.74 |
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70-100 |
86.13 |
These results reflect the hard work and effort of the students and their teachers.
Susan Just
Principal
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For Academic Studies: Shehara Arumugam
Shehara Arumugam has participated enthusiastically in the life of Canberra Girls’ Grammar School since she entered the School in Year 9. A conscientious student who has studied English, Specialist Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in her senior years, Shehara is a mature young woman who sets high standards for herself. As an elected member of the Student Representative Council, Shehara has played a role in student leadership. The Council has a strong student voice and Shehara has made a worthwhile contribution. Shehara has always been ready to volunteer her services to her House, participating in House activities and giving her time to fundraising for the House’s chosen charities. She has also played Netball for the School. |
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For Community Service: Zita Hilvert Bruce
In the past two years, Zita has performed 65 hours of voluntary work at Morling Nursing Home, completed two days of tree planting in the Canberra region and a week of replanting vegetation in the Kosciuszko National Park with Conservation Australia and has assisted Zonta International in the assembling of birthing kits. Zita is also a qualified Lifeline counsellor, holds a St John’s Senior First Aid certificate and recently completed her Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. Zita is a tireless worker at school assisting her House in a number of charitable endeavours as well as a range of School events. |
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For Performing Arts: Alison Logan
For the past two years, Alison has been the Principal French Horn player in the Symphony Orchestra and Senior Wind Band. She has received Full School Colours for both of these positions, which is extremely rare, and exemplifies her dedication to, and expertise in, music. Alison is also a member of the Canberra Youth Orchestra and the Brass Ensemble at ANU. Academically, Alison also excels in music and is a very good mentor to the younger musicians of the School. |
| UAI |
Student |
| 95-100 |
24.09 |
| 90 and above |
40.88 |
| 85 and above |
54.74 |
| 80 and above |
70.07 |
| 75 and above |
78.10 |
Please click her to download a PDF of the Year 12 2007 results
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