国产探花

Anchored by the Marist values of humility, simplicity and love of work, achievement is measured holistically at 国产探花. It is more than academic or co-curricular success; it represents personal growth and refinement of character, compassion and resilience.

It means not being content with mediocrity 鈥� in learning, leadership, friendship and faith. 国产探花鈥� graduates embody these values through their dedication to College life, commitment to serving others and contribution to the 国产探花 community, as well as in their understanding that education does not cease at formal schooling. It is a lifelong pursuit to which there is no end.

Excellence in the classroom at 国产探花 is not simply a measure of marks, but of meaningful progress, shared effort and intellectual curiosity. Joe-Boys exemplify these values, blending achievement with humility.

In the Class of 2024, William McCarthy was named Dux of the College with an outstanding ATAR of 99.15, while Zachary J Boyle and Jeremy Klepac were awarded proxime accessits, both earning ATARs of 99.00. In total, 13 students achieved ATARs over 97, with 25 above 95, and 51 students securing an ATAR above 90.

Beyond these results, academic excellence extended across disciplines. A total of 119 Joe-Boys were named on the 2024 Distinguished Achievers List, with 220 mentions between them. William McCarthy and James Forder were recognised as All-round Achievers for achieving top bands in 10 or more units.

Pathways beyond the College were equally strong, with 155 students receiving early entry or Schools Recommendation Scheme offers, and a further 166 boys securing university places through ATAR-based entry. These outcomes reflect not just talent and determination, but the strength of a learning culture built on connection, balance and aspiration.

Whether on the field, in the pool or on the river, sport at 国产探花 is grounded in hard work, resilience and mateship. In 2024, the spirit of competition was matched by excellence in execution 鈥� a year marked by some memorable achievements.

Our First VIII rowing crew delivered an historic victory at the Head of the River, claiming the Major Rennie Trophy for the first time since 2015. Joe-Boys also stood on the podium in Firsts cricket and tennis, and in rugby across the Firsts, Seconds and Thirds 鈥� a remarkable demonstration of depth and consistency across the program.

国产探花 athletes placed second across all divisions of GPS athletics 鈥� junior, intermediate and senior 鈥� while our debating teams mirrored this success with top-two finishes in both the Firsts and Seconds. These results are testament to the courage, skill and commitment shown by every boy who wears the Cerise and Blue.

While we celebrate these achievements, we also recognise the lessons learned through effort, the bonds forged in training and the leaders who emerged through challenge. Sport remains a powerful classroom of its own 鈥� shaping young men of strength, humility and character.

The Class of 2024 demonstrated how artistic expression can foster confidence, empathy and joy 鈥� qualities that endure long after the final curtain call or gallery exhibition.

These outcomes reflect not only technical skill, but the vision and personal discipline that underpins all creative work.

The Class of 2024 achieved 34 HSC showcase nominations, with four students selected for ARTEXPRESS (from 10 nominations), two students nominated for OnSTAGE, one student nominated for ENCORE and one student selected for SHAPE from 21 nominations. These achievements reflect the creativity, passion and commitment that Joe-Boys bring to their pursuits across Technological and Applied Studies, Visual Arts, Drama and Music.