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Class of 2023
Class of 2023
Celebrating the Class of 2023
Our School has demonstrated 130 years of excellence in girls’ education. As a community, we are so very proud of each and every Grammarian of the Class of 2023 for the hard work and determination they demonstrated throughout their VCE studies in 2022 and 2023.
Class of 2023 VCE Results
We are pleased to present the VCE Results of the Class of 2023.
The admirable results we share here reflect the strength and depth of the Class of 2023. They are a cohort of high achievers across a number of academic disciplines, alongside their high engagement and excellence in the co-curricular opportunities offered by the School.
We celebrate the accomplishments of each student and acknowledge that success looks different to for everyone. For many of our Grammarians, their ATAR has enabled them to take the next step towards their future careers and the realisation of their dreams. We are thrilled to share that 37% of the cohort earned scores in the top 10% of the state, with ATARs of 90 or above. The diversity of our VCE offerings and the strengths of our Grammarians can be seen in the study scores of over 45 or higher in 17 different areas.
The Class of 2023 undoubtedly left big shoes to fill. They led the School last year with energy, kindness and vivid engagement in all that they did. They left us with much more than their academic achievements, but a well-rounded education full of opportunities that they have grasped onto with both hands. They have pushed boundaries, chased excellence and achieved greatness together.
Completing VCE is a big milestone for all students and with their results, the Class of 2023 demonstrated the true benefits of a holistic MGGS education.
We congratulate these now 'Old' Grammarians, who have now begun to embark on their next chapters with the tools and knowledge to make a difference in the lives they choose to lead.
View the Class of 2023 VCE Results.
Class of 2023 VCE Results
We are pleased to present the VCE Results of the Class of 2023.
The admirable results we share here reflect the strength and depth of the Class of 2023. They are a cohort of high achievers across a number of academic disciplines, alongside their high engagement and excellence in the co-curricular opportunities offered by the School.
We celebrate the accomplishments of each student and acknowledge that success looks different to for everyone. For many of our Grammarians, their ATAR has enabled them to take the next step towards their future careers and the realisation of their dreams. We are thrilled to share that 37% of the cohort earned scores in the top 10% of the state, with ATARs of 90 or above. The diversity of our VCE offerings and the strengths of our Grammarians can be seen in the study scores of over 45 or higher in 17 different areas.
The Class of 2023 undoubtedly left big shoes to fill. They led the School last year with energy, kindness and vivid engagement in all that they did. They left us with much more than their academic achievements, but a well-rounded education full of opportunities that they have grasped onto with both hands. They have pushed boundaries, chased excellence and achieved greatness together.
Completing VCE is a big milestone for all students and with their results, the Class of 2023 demonstrated the true benefits of a holistic MGGS education.
We congratulate these now 'Old' Grammarians, who have now begun to embark on their next chapters with the tools and knowledge to make a difference in the lives they choose to lead.
View the Class of 2023 VCE Results.
Class of 2023 VCE Results
We are pleased to present the VCE Results of the Class of 2023.
The admirable results we share here reflect the strength and depth of the Class of 2023. They are a cohort of high achievers across a number of academic disciplines, alongside their high engagement and excellence in the co-curricular opportunities offered by the School.
We celebrate the accomplishments of each student and acknowledge that success looks different to for everyone. For many of our Grammarians, their ATAR has enabled them to take the next step towards their future careers and the realisation of their dreams. We are thrilled to share that 37% of the cohort earned scores in the top 10% of the state, with ATARs of 90 or above. The diversity of our VCE offerings and the strengths of our Grammarians can be seen in the study scores of over 45 or higher in 17 different areas.
The Class of 2023 undoubtedly left big shoes to fill. They led the School last year with energy, kindness and vivid engagement in all that they did. They left us with much more than their academic achievements, but a well-rounded education full of opportunities that they have grasped onto with both hands. They have pushed boundaries, chased excellence and achieved greatness together.
Completing VCE is a big milestone for all students and with their results, the Class of 2023 demonstrated the true benefits of a holistic MGGS education.
We congratulate these now 'Old' Grammarians, who have now begun to embark on their next chapters with the tools and knowledge to make a difference in the lives they choose to lead.
View the Class of 2023 VCE Results.
Moments from the Class of 2023's journey through MGGS.
Moments from the Class of 2023's journey through MGGS.
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Class of 2023 Tertiary Pathways
At the beginning of the year, the graduates of the Class of 2023 received their university offers. We are happy to share the tertiary destinations and areas of study our most recent graduates have selected, with our community.
The Class of 2023 have chosen to undertake a range of pathways as they explore the world beyond our red brick walls. The breadth and depth of learning experiences at VCE level at MGGS has placed them in an optimal position to extend their education. Their MGGS experience has not only enabled their future pathway for study, but facilitated the development of the whole self, equipping them with the requisite skills to succeed at university. They continue their engagement in learning and interest in diverse areas of study at tertiary level, leading to new challenges and opportunities to gain knowledge, lead and excel.
Our Class of 2023 graduates gained offers for this academic year that demonstrated their commitment to excellence. They pursued pathways which will enable them to continue learning at the highest level.
"... this cohort of students challenged boundaries and were unique in their approach...I am positive that this commitment to learning will continue during their university studies and beyond." – Principal Dr Toni E. Meath
These offers reflect the breadth of interests of our Class of 2023, and the diverse career pathways that they are set to embark on. There are 10 fields represented, and for the first time, our graduates have received an equal number of offers within the Sciences and the Arts, representing 48% (24% for each discipline) of the cohort’s offers. One of the benefit of girls’ education is the capacity for students to elect studies for which they have an interest and passion. Their choices are a reflection of their genuine interests and academic capabilities and are without conformity to preconceived gender stereotypes.
Class of 2023 Tertiary Pathways
At the beginning of the year, the graduates of the Class of 2023 received their university offers. We are happy to share the tertiary destinations and areas of study our most recent graduates have selected, with our community.
The Class of 2023 have chosen to undertake a range of pathways as they explore the world beyond our red brick walls. The breadth and depth of learning experiences at VCE level at MGGS has placed them in an optimal position to extend their education. Their MGGS experience has not only enabled their future pathway for study, but facilitated the development of the whole self, equipping them with the requisite skills to succeed at university. They continue their engagement in learning and interest in diverse areas of study at tertiary level, leading to new challenges and opportunities to gain knowledge, lead and excel.
Our Class of 2023 graduates gained offers for this academic year that demonstrated their commitment to excellence. They pursued pathways which will enable them to continue learning at the highest level.
"... this cohort of students challenged boundaries and were unique in their approach...I am positive that this commitment to learning will continue during their university studies and beyond." – Principal Dr Toni E. Meath
These offers reflect the breadth of interests of our Class of 2023, and the diverse career pathways that they are set to embark on. There are 10 fields represented, and for the first time, our graduates have received an equal number of offers within the Sciences and the Arts, representing 48% (24% for each discipline) of the cohort’s offers. One of the benefit of girls’ education is the capacity for students to elect studies for which they have an interest and passion. Their choices are a reflection of their genuine interests and academic capabilities and are without conformity to preconceived gender stereotypes.
Class of 2023 Tertiary Offers by Institution
Class of 2023 Tertiary Offers by Institution
Class of 2023 Tertiary Offers by Institution
The offers received include those in the Arts, Language, Social, Global and International studies, Politics and Psychology, plus natural and physical Science degrees. There was an increase in the number of graduates who received offers in the fields of Business, Management and Commerce (15% to 23.5%) and an increase in offers in Law courses to 9.2%.
The Class of 2023 received offers from various Victorian and interstate universities. In Victoria, the University of Melbourne and Monash University were the top two destinations, with 36% and 30% of the cohort receiving offers to attend these universities respectively. Our graduates also received offers from universities across the country, such as Australian National University (ANU), the University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales (UNSW), the University of Newcastle and more. Importantly, our graduates are receiving offers from the world’s top 100 universities, putting them on the global stage in terms of their study disciplines.
Graduates received interstate university offers in the fields of Arts and Social Sciences, Criminology, Politics, Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE), Media, International Relations, Pharmacology, Biomedical Science, Medical Science, Architecture, Design and Business, Psychology, Law, Commerce and more.
Henley Royal Regatta rowers Amelie McComb, Hannah Glover, Bella Ross and Lola Dahan are heading to the United States to Princeton University, the University of Massachusetts, and the University of California, Los Angeles respectively. These rowers will continue to train in high-quality programs whilst studying full time. Amelie is investigating a pre-medicine pathway and Lola is enrolled in Political Science, while Hannah is hoping to start a Business course and Bella is still finalising her preferences. We wish them well for the beginning of their academic year in September 2024.
The offers received include those in the Arts, Language, Social, Global and International studies, Politics and Psychology, plus natural and physical Science degrees. There was an increase in the number of graduates who received offers in the fields of Business, Management and Commerce (15% to 23.5%) and an increase in offers in Law courses to 9.2%.
The Class of 2023 received offers from various Victorian and interstate universities. In Victoria, the University of Melbourne and Monash University were the top two destinations, with 36% and 30% of the cohort receiving offers to attend these universities respectively. Our graduates also received offers from universities across the country, such as Australian National University (ANU), the University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales (UNSW), the University of Newcastle and more. Importantly, our graduates are receiving offers from the world’s top 100 universities, putting them on the global stage in terms of their study disciplines.
Graduates received interstate university offers in the fields of Arts and Social Sciences, Criminology, Politics, Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE), Media, International Relations, Pharmacology, Biomedical Science, Medical Science, Architecture, Design and Business, Psychology, Law, Commerce and more.
Henley Royal Regatta rowers Amelie McComb, Hannah Glover, Bella Ross and Lola Dahan are heading to the United States to Princeton University, the University of Massachusetts, and the University of California, Los Angeles respectively. These rowers will continue to train in high-quality programs whilst studying full time. Amelie is investigating a pre-medicine pathway and Lola is enrolled in Political Science, while Hannah is hoping to start a Business course and Bella is still finalising her preferences. We wish them well for the beginning of their academic year in September 2024.
The offers received include those in the Arts, Language, Social, Global and International studies, Politics and Psychology, plus natural and physical Science degrees. There was an increase in the number of graduates who received offers in the fields of Business, Management and Commerce (15% to 23.5%) and an increase in offers in Law courses to 9.2%.
The Class of 2023 received offers from various Victorian and interstate universities. In Victoria, the University of Melbourne and Monash University were the top two destinations, with 36% and 30% of the cohort receiving offers to attend these universities respectively. Our graduates also received offers from universities across the country, such as Australian National University (ANU), the University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales (UNSW), the University of Newcastle and more. Importantly, our graduates are receiving offers from the world’s top 100 universities, putting them on the global stage in terms of their study disciplines.
Graduates received interstate university offers in the fields of Arts and Social Sciences, Criminology, Politics, Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE), Media, International Relations, Pharmacology, Biomedical Science, Medical Science, Architecture, Design and Business, Psychology, Law, Commerce and more.
Henley Royal Regatta rowers Amelie McComb, Hannah Glover, Bella Ross and Lola Dahan are heading to the United States to Princeton University, the University of Massachusetts, and the University of California, Los Angeles respectively. These rowers will continue to train in high-quality programs whilst studying full time. Amelie is investigating a pre-medicine pathway and Lola is enrolled in Political Science, while Hannah is hoping to start a Business course and Bella is still finalising her preferences. We wish them well for the beginning of their academic year in September 2024.
Class of 2023 Tertiary Offers by Field
Class of 2023 Tertiary Offers by Field
Class of 2023 Tertiary Offers by Field
Our international students from the Class of 2023 have received offers to study in Victoria at the University of Melbourne and RMIT. Our Victorian-based international students have received offers in the fields of Arts, Teaching and Business. Some also received offers for New South Wales universities including the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
Class of 2023 High Achievers
High achievers from the Class of 2023 were celebrated by the School community at the annual High Achievers Assembly in Ross Hall in February. It was wonderful to welcome these students back to School and hear from Professor Pip Pattison AO FASSA (Padbury, 1969) who is currently an Emeritus Professor at the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne. Professor Pip is one of the trustees of the Gilman Jones Scholarship, which was awarded to our Duces Rosemary Nguyen and Chelsea Hinh to assist with their university studies. Chelsea, who received an ATAR of 99.9 – has begun a Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine at Monash University, and Rosemary accepted a place in the Bachelor of Engineering and accelerated Master of Engineering program focusing on Cybersecurity at Monash University. Audrey Choi, our 2023 School Captain, started a Bachelor of Biomedicine at the University of Melbourne, and hopes to follow that with a Master of Engineering. Meanwhile, Eloise Bisley has travelled to Canberra to undertake a Law/Arts undergraduate degree at Australian National University. 2023 School Vice Captain and Dux Secondae, Zoe Vlahos, has chosen to complete a Bachelor of Medicine at UNSW in Sydney. Jessica Li has begun a Bachelor of Law Arts at Monash University.
Our international students from the Class of 2023 have received offers to study in Victoria at the University of Melbourne and RMIT. Our Victorian-based international students have received offers in the fields of Arts, Teaching and Business. Some also received offers for New South Wales universities including the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
Class of 2023 High Achievers
High achievers from the Class of 2023 were celebrated by the School community at the annual High Achievers Assembly in Ross Hall in February. It was wonderful to welcome these students back to School and hear from Professor Pip Pattison AO FASSA (Padbury, 1969) who is currently an Emeritus Professor at the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne. Professor Pip is one of the trustees of the Gilman Jones Scholarship, which was awarded to our Duces Rosemary Nguyen and Chelsea Hinh to assist with their university studies. Chelsea, who received an ATAR of 99.9 – has begun a Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine at Monash University, and Rosemary accepted a place in the Bachelor of Engineering and accelerated Master of Engineering program focusing on Cybersecurity at Monash University. Audrey Choi, our 2023 School Captain, started a Bachelor of Biomedicine at the University of Melbourne, and hopes to follow that with a Master of Engineering. Meanwhile, Eloise Bisley has travelled to Canberra to undertake a Law/Arts undergraduate degree at Australian National University. 2023 School Vice Captain and Dux Secondae, Zoe Vlahos, has chosen to complete a Bachelor of Medicine at UNSW in Sydney. Jessica Li has begun a Bachelor of Law Arts at Monash University.
Our international students from the Class of 2023 have received offers to study in Victoria at the University of Melbourne and RMIT. Our Victorian-based international students have received offers in the fields of Arts, Teaching and Business. Some also received offers for New South Wales universities including the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
Class of 2023 High Achievers
High achievers from the Class of 2023 were celebrated by the School community at the annual High Achievers Assembly in Ross Hall in February. It was wonderful to welcome these students back to School and hear from Professor Pip Pattison AO FASSA (Padbury, 1969) who is currently an Emeritus Professor at the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne. Professor Pip is one of the trustees of the Gilman Jones Scholarship, which was awarded to our Duces Rosemary Nguyen and Chelsea Hinh to assist with their university studies. Chelsea, who received an ATAR of 99.9 – has begun a Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine at Monash University, and Rosemary accepted a place in the Bachelor of Engineering and accelerated Master of Engineering program focusing on Cybersecurity at Monash University. Audrey Choi, our 2023 School Captain, started a Bachelor of Biomedicine at the University of Melbourne, and hopes to follow that with a Master of Engineering. Meanwhile, Eloise Bisley has travelled to Canberra to undertake a Law/Arts undergraduate degree at Australian National University. 2023 School Vice Captain and Dux Secondae, Zoe Vlahos, has chosen to complete a Bachelor of Medicine at UNSW in Sydney. Jessica Li has begun a Bachelor of Law Arts at Monash University.
Class of 2023 Tertiary Offers by Field
Class of 2023 High Achievers Zoe Vlahos (99.8), Rosemary Nguyen (99.9) and Chelsea Hinh (99.9). Zoe Fourlanos (99.8) was unavailable for the photo.
Class of 2023 High Achievers Zoe Vlahos (99.8), Rosemary Nguyen (99.9) and Chelsea Hinh (99.9). Zoe Fourlanos (99.8) was unavailable for the photo.
We are thrilled to see our newest Old Grammarians pursuing their education in courses suited to their strengths and interests. We hope their tertiary studies fuel a continued love of learning as they follow their passions and build their careers. We wish them all the best for the year ahead and encourage them to explore the myriad adventures that await them beyond our red brick walls.
We are thrilled to see our newest Old Grammarians pursuing their education in courses suited to their strengths and interests. We hope their tertiary studies fuel a continued love of learning as they follow their passions and build their careers. We wish them all the best for the year ahead and encourage them to explore the myriad adventures that await them beyond our red brick walls.
We are thrilled to see our newest Old Grammarians pursuing their education in courses suited to their strengths and interests. We hope their tertiary studies fuel a continued love of learning as they follow their passions and build their careers. We wish them all the best for the year ahead and encourage them to explore the myriad adventures that await them beyond our red brick walls.