We are very proud of all our graduating students and their achievements in the HSC and IBDP this year. These results are a testament to their dedication, hard work, and resilience through a year of challenges and growth.

This success is a shared journey that includes not only our students but also their families, and teachers, all of whom have contributed so much to support and guide them. As we celebrate these results, we’re also reminded that learning and growth extend beyond exams. Every one of our students has developed valuable skills, resilience, and character that will serve them well in the future. 

HSC DUX

Congratulations to James Rivlin and Matthew Radvin who have been named as our joint HSC Dux each with the highest achievable ATAR of 99.95. This is an outstanding achievement, and both students deserve our warmest congratulations.  

Caspar Nicholson has been named as Proxime Accessit of the 2024 HSC programme with an ATAR of 99.9. Congratulations!

IBDP DUX

Congratulations to both Angus Malcolm and Charlie Xin who have both been named as our joint IBDP Dux with an outstanding 43 of a possible 45. This is a wonderful achievement.

Three students have achieved the accolade of Proxime Accessit of the 2024 IB programme with a score of 42 of a maximum 45. Our congratulations go to Anthony Chuang, William Colquhoun and Owen Woolford.

HONOUR ROLL OF OTHER OUTSTANDING ATARS

This year, 14 boys achieved a rank of between 99 and higher. Congratulations to:

Matthew Radvin        99.95
James Rivlin                99.95
Caspar Nicholson      99.9
Oliver Fletcher            99.8
Wesley Woodhouse 99.75 
Tom Gloster                99.7
Caled Dasey              99.7
Theodore Walsh        99.65
Lachlan Reynolds      99.6
Austin Fairfax            99.5
Tex Christensen        99.45
Joel Droga                99.25
Aden Laux                99.2
Anthony Liao            99.05

HSC TOP ACHIEVERS PLACE IN COURSE

I am delighted to announce our students who have places in the State:

James Rivlin ranked 1st in the State in English Advanced, 2nd in the State in Latin Continuers, 3rd in the State in Latin Extension and 3rd in the State in Drama.
Matthew Radvin ranked 2nd in the State in Drama, 5th in the State in English Extension 1 and 14th in the State in English Advanced.
Oliver Fletcher ranked 4th in the State in Drama.
Lachlan Reynolds ranked 5th in the State in Geography.
Joel Droga ranked 6th in the State in Drama.
Caspar Nicholson ranked 6th in the State in Geography and 12th in the State in Legal Studies.
Felix Hemmes Angelucci ranked 10th in the State in Construction Examination.
Theodore Walsh ranked 17th in the State in Biology.
Tex Christensen ranked 17th in the State in PDHPE.

These results reflect the scope and breadth of excellence across the range of HSC subjects on offer at Cranbrook.

HSC ALL ROUND ACHIEVERS

Students who are eligible for naming on the HSC All Round Achievers List have gained 90% or better in ten or more HSC units. This year, 15 Cranbrook boys achieved a place on this prestigious list. Our many congratulations go to:

Tex Christensen, Caleb Dasey, Joel Droga, Austin Fairfax, Oliver Fletcher, Tom Gloster, Gus Heerey, Aden Laux, Edward Lewin, Caspar Nicholson, Matthew Radvin, James Rivlin, Joshua Skelin, Theodore Walsh and Wesley Woodhouse.

HSC DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVERS

The Distinguished Achievers List names students who have scored 90% or above in a subject to receive a merit (Band 6 Result) in one or more subjects. We are delighted to announce that the following students are featured on this list:

Hugo Andreas, Julian Baggett, Lex Baldwin, Alessandro Biles, Sean Cahill, Henry Callaghan, Jake Cane, Jamie Carlisle, Tex Christensen, Mitchell Coles, Alexander Copping, Angus Cotter, Charles Cox, Tomas Crennan, Zachary Cronin, Thomas Culpin, Hugo Da Silva, Hugo Darke, Sevasto Dascarolis, Caleb Dasey, Matthew Downes, Joel Droga, John Dulhunty, Charles Dwyer, Thomas Edwards, Austin Fairfax, Luke Falla, Oliver Fletcher, Callum Forato, John Gerangelos, Jack Gerasimatos, Tom Gloster, Jonathan Gold, Mitchell Gray, Huon Groves, Jaden Gupta, Edward Hambly, Harry Hamilford, Jack Hawkins, Thomas Hay, Finn Haysom, Gus Heerey, Felix Hemmes Angelucci, Thomas Herron, Noah Hunter, James Jabbour, Matthew Jabbour, Maxim Jamour, Lucian Johnson, Harrison Jones, Julian Kelly, Will Kimberley, Daniel Kuperman, Lachlan Larsson, Aden Laux, Crusoe Leddie, Loki Leibert, Edward Lewin, Anthony Liao, Oliver Lyons, Edward Maier, Felix Malcolm, Hamish McDonald, Jack McPhillips, Inigo McVinish, Lucas Meldrum, Kiran Mohan, Max Moylan, Hamish Murray, William Murray, Henry Myers, Xavier Newham, Caspar Nicholson, Eli Nyholm, William Poulos, Lachlan Pryer, Matthew Radvin, Lachlan Reynolds, James Rivlin, William Roberts, Thomas Schall, Joel Schmalzbach, Charlie Shaw, Lucas Xavier Simich, Joshua Skelin, Harry Skurnik, Eden Smith IV, Peter Soumilas, Joshua Sprague, Luke Steel, Gabriel Sukkar, Marcell Szentmariay, David Tabachnik, Ethan Tan, Shane Tang, Anthony Tauszik, Benjamin Tay, Jax Taylor, Harry Tennant, James Toll, Max Tory, Hamish Tudehope, William Van Der Byl, Theodore Walsh, Charles Walshe, Ted White, Edward Williams, Wesley Woodhouse, Lochlain Wotherspoon and Sean Yung.

HSC – EXCEPTIONAL COURSE RESULTS

This year’s merits came from a wide range of courses, demonstrating the breadth of study and academic excellence that exists within Cranbrook.