The Class of 2024 is locking in their plans for 2025 with the release of HSC results on December 18.
Red Bend Catholic College has congratulated graduates, who are celebrating some outstanding results.
Freya Hooper placed first in the State in Primary Industries and was congratulated by Minister for Education and Early Learning Prue Car at an awards presentation in Sydney on Tuesday.
Primary Industries is a prac-based agriculture course Freya enjoyed for the hands-on skills she obtained.
She's now planning to study Ag Science at CSU Wagga Wagga with a view to continuing in the agricultural sector, hopefully something livestock based.
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Classmate Harry Whitty placed fifth in NSW in the course.
Dux of the College is Sam Gould, who achieved an impressive ATAR of 94.25.
"Sam's consistent effort and dedication to his studies have set a wonderful example to his peers," Red Bend principal Stephen Dwyer said.
Nine students achieved ATARs in the 90s with congratulates on this achievement going to Steven Su, Grace Dwyer Mulligan, Lauren House, Vienna Farrell, Amelie Kerr, Nicholas Gascoigne, Jessica Mckenzie and Isabel Brown.
Jess and Grace were among those who joined their classmates at celebrations at the College on Wednesday.
Jess plans to study a Bachelor of Law at the University of New England in 2025.
Graceheading for Sydney University to study Commerce, with a focus on finance and marketing.
Mr Dwyer congratulated the class on their success.
"Their dedication, perseverance and hard work have culminated in well-deserved success that is truly worth celebrating," he said.
"The outstanding HSC results are a reflection of their commitment to learning and I am deeply proud of all they have accomplished."
Students excelled across a wide range of subjects, with 37 Band 6 results (90 and above); 150 Band 5 results (marks of 80 to 90); and 206 Band 4 results (70 to 80).
All 73 Year 12 students who applied for university places have received offers.
Twelve students engaged in 64 individual work experiences or work placements.
Eighteen students attended regular weekly work placements and five have secured full time employment or trainee / apprentice positions with their host employers.
Beyond academics, the Class of 2024 continued the proud College traditions of contribution to artistic, cultural and sporting pursuits.
"We congratulate all students on their remarkable achievements and wish them every success in their future endeavours," Mr Dwyer said.
"I would also like to extend my gratitude to our dedicated staff whose guidance and support have enabled our students to reach their full potential and prepared them for the next stage of their journey.
"We are immensely proud of our students and all they have achieved and contributed to our college community.
While we celebrate their academic success we also take great pride in knowing that our Year 12 cohort is leaving our College as individuals who embody the values of being 'good Christians and good citizens'."
