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The conclusion of the 2024 school year comes with great celebration for our Year 12 students. We acknowledge the collective work that has been undertaken by students, families, and our entire staff throughout their academic, spiritual and personal journey during their time at St Paul’s College. It is with great pride that I detail the excellent SACE, ATAR, and apprenticeship achievements of the Year 12 graduates for 2024. For the sixth consecutive year, 100% of eligible students achieved their SACE. Our students have demonstrated the skills and capabilities to flourish and contribute productively to the world beyond school and will continue to hold a special place in our community as Old Scholars of our College. In doing this (for the last time!), I sincerely thank all staff for your dedication and commitment to the students and families of the College. It is truly appreciated. This gratitude includes Year 12 teachers in 2024, and especially extends to all staff across every year level, teaching and non-teaching.

The Year 12 students of 2024 have performed at an excellent level. 

Congratulations to the DUX OF THE COLLEGE for 2024: 

William McCulloch, 99.80 ATAR

High Distinctions (HDs) in Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2, as part of the Headstart Scholarship program at the University of Adelaide, A+ in Physics, A in Integrated Learning: Religion, A- in English Literary Studies.

A+ grades in Specialist Mathematics, Mathematical Methods, and an A+ with Merit in the Research Project, undertaken and achieved as a Year 11 student 2023. 

High Distinctions are the highest possible grade that can be achieved at the University level. William McCulloch, undertook two First Year University courses as part of the Headstart Scholarship Program at the University of Adelaide in Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2, while studying Year 12. We congratulate William for achieving the top grades in both University classes studied this year, as these contributed as full marks for a full year towards his ATAR score.

Congratulations to the PROXIME ACCESSIT for 2024:

Martin Trieu, 97.15 ATAR

A+ with Merit in Visual Arts – Art, A in Chemistry and Integrated Learning: Religion, A- in Mathematical Methods and English Literary Studies and an A+ in the Research Project, undertaken and achieved as a Year 11 student in 2023.  

Congratulations to the following students who achieved an ATAR greater than 90:

Congratulations to the following students who achieved an ATAR greater than 80:

The following students achieved A+ grades for one or more subjects studied, with 8 A+ grades in total:

Equally as important, we celebrate and congratulate the following students, who have successfully gained apprenticeships this year, noting that this is a growing list to be added to: