Academic Results
Congratulations to the Inaburra School HSC Class of 2022
16 December 2022
Today we celebrate the completion of formal schooling for the Inaburra Class of 2022 and the release of the HSC and ATAR marks. Whatever the individual results, there’s no denying the resilience of this cohort who have spent approximately one-quarter of the last two years of school time in remote learning and we recognise and acknowledge the achievements of them all.
Despite the range of challenges they faced, there were some excellent results achieved by this cohort.
Subjects that achieved above-state averages:
The following subjects all recorded averages that exceeded the State average by more than 5%: Ancient History, Textiles and Design, Food Technology, Music 1, Legal Studies, Industrial Technology, PDHPE and Mathematics Standard 2.
Other notable aspects of the HSC results for 2022 include:
- A total of 80 Distinguished Achiever results were listed on the 2022 HSC Honour Roll where students had achieved a mark of 90 or above (Band 6) in specific subjects.
- A total of 289 Band 5 results were recorded where students had achieved a mark between 80 and 90
- Hence, more than 50% of the results earned by Inaburra students were either Band 5 or 6
- 25 Year 11 students completed an HSC course in one or more of Mathematics Extension 1, Mathematics Advanced and/or Studies of Religion 1
HSC All-Rounders and Achievers
Well done to three of our students who were recognised on the ‘All Round Achievers’ list with results in the highest possible band across 10 units of study – Jizelle Issa, Abbey Parkes and Mark Russell.
Congratulations to Mark Russell for gaining 5th place in the state in English Extension 1.
Notable ATAR Results
Students were invited to share their ATAR results with the school at the morning tea held the day after their results were released. Of those present, three had achieved an ATAR above 98% and many others had achieved ATARs above 90%.
Congratulations to the following students for recognition of their HSC Major Works:
Jacob Elias, Jaiden Ritchard, Vincent Vangi: Nominated for possible inclusion in ‘Shape 2022’ (Industrial Design). Mackenzie Fogg: Nominated for possible inclusion in ‘Shape 2022’ (Textiles and Design) An exhibition featuring a selection of students’ exemplary HSC major projects from Design and Technology, Industrial Technology and Textiles and Design.
Jacob Elias, Jaiden Ritchard, Vincent Vangi: Nominated for possible inclusion in ‘InTech’ (Industrial Technology). An exhibition of outstanding Major Projects from HSC Industrial Technology students.
Mackenzie Fogg: Nominated and selected for inclusion in ‘TEXStyle’ (Textiles and Design). An exhibition of a selection of exemplary Textiles and Design projects from the HSC.
Anjeline Balis and Bronson Ballentine-Jones: Nominated for possible inclusion in ‘ENCORE’ (Music). A showcase of performances and compositions by HSC Music students.
Amber Laplanche, Nicole Moss and Sophie Taylor: Nominated for possible inclusion in ‘OnSTAGE’ (Drama) for their individual performances. A showcase of performances and projects by HSC Drama students.
Abby Leong and Alicia Gladman: Nominated for possible inclusion in ‘CALLBACK’ (Dance). A showcase of exemplary performances and compositions from the HSC Dance course. Abby was nominated for all three components of the HSC Practical Examination: Core Performance, Core Composition and Major Study Performance. Alicia was nominated for two components: Core Performance and Major Study Performance.
Congratulations to the Class of 2022 and the incredible teachers and families who supported them through their final years of schooling. We look forward to what the future brings.
NAPLAN results
The My School website profiles Inaburra School and includes details of its NAPLAN results. Click here for a direct link to the website.