College students with the best ATARs revealed

One other Perth Fashionable pupil, Lillie Sartori, graduated as Dux of her yr and mentioned regardless of being tremendous happy with her leads to faculty, she had been dissatisfied with how she felt her WACE exams went.

“After I lastly opened my ATAR outcome yesterday, I used to be so thrilled. I feel I set free just a few screams and I used to be positively shaking so much. It took me a variety of observing my outcome to grasp that it was actual,” she mentioned.

“I instantly instructed my dad and mom and brother who had been all overjoyed at my outcome. I nonetheless can barely imagine it, and I’m actually happy with myself and the work I put in.”

Ananya Sanivarapu, from Willetton Senior Excessive College, was surrounded by household when she came upon.

She mentioned she had been ecstatic, and had already been supplied a spot at college in America, learning AI and laptop science at Columbia.

“It begins in September, and I’m excited to have a break and spend a while with household earlier than I am going, and perhaps go on trip to India,” she mentioned.

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Matthew Vinci, from Aquinas Faculty, was together with his dad and mom and 4 siblings when he found the information.

“My pal messaged me because the outcomes had been out early. After I noticed the rating I used to be shocked, and everybody was excited for me,” he mentioned.

Sarah Flahive, additionally from St Might’s Anglican Women’ College, mentioned she had opened her outcome with a pal, who had been along with her for a sleep-over.

“My dad and mom had been actually proud,” she mentioned. “I’ve an early provide to check a bachelor of philosophy on the College of Western Australia, after which will go on to juris physician (knowledgeable legislation diploma).”

Sarah mentioned she had been uncertain what to check, however that philosophy would additionally enable her to proceed studying languages. She studied Italian and French in highschool, and plans on persevering with French at college, whereas additionally selecting up German.

Murali Nguyen, from John XXIII Faculty, mentioned he was elated with the outcome, and in shock.

“The work I put in wasn’t an exorbitant quantity – I identical to to be environment friendly. I usually focus not on quantity of labor executed, however moderately issues I do know,” he mentioned.

“If I felt I knew all of the content material for an examination nicely, then I wouldn’t examine it a lot, whereas if I knew that I used to be missing in an space I’d actually give attention to that.”

All high-achieving college students gave related recommendation to the 2024 graduating class – be certain that to take breaks, spend time doing one thing you like and with folks you like, and to not give attention to a quantity however on reaching your personal private bests.