2025 ATAR Results

Dear St Hilda’s School Community,

In December 2025, we proudly commended our Class of 2025 for their outstanding achievements and unity as a cohort of remarkable young women. I extend my sincere congratulations to our 2025 St Hilda’s School Graduates on their exceptional ATAR results.

Highlights included:

• Sarah Bigg students achieved an ATAR of 99.95, the highest possible result.
• Nine students achieved achieved the QCE Certificate of Academic Commendation, awarded to Year 12 graduates for achieving an A in at least six General subjects. Sathvika Alla, Sarah Bigg, Anneliese Clarke, Eliya Jayasekera, Er (Julie) Jiao, Holly
  Jurgens, Sarah Smith, Madeleine Trouchet, Katiuska Velasquez Depablos.

• 2 students achieved the QCE Subject Achievement Commendation, awarded to Year 12 graduates who achieve the highest result in at least one General subject, or General (Extension) subject.
  Sarah Bigg – Physics and Chemistry.
  Manxi (Manci) Yu - Music & Music Extension (Composition).

• 21 students achieved an A in 5 or more subjects.
• 26% achieved an ATAR 95 or above.
• 44% achieved an ATAR 90 or above.
• 47% of grades awarded in General subjects were an A.
• 264 A grades were awarded across academic subjects.
• 13 students achieved 99/100 in at least one subject.
• 44% of students were awarded a nationally recognised industry qualification.
• 37 Diploma qualifications and 35 Certificate qualifications were achieved by our graduates.
• 40 students received early University entry offers into 22 different bachelor’s degrees.

It is with great pride that we share these outstanding results, which are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students to their studies.

It is important to remember that ATAR results are only one indicator of academic success at St Hilda’s School. In the Class of 2025, 44% of our Senior Girls graduated with a nationally recognised qualification in 25 different industry areas.

Industry Pathways

• 57 qualifications were studied by 53 Year 12 students in 23 different industry areas
• 37 of Year 12 students completed a Diploma qualification
• 40 early offers were issued from universities across Australia over 22 different bachelor degrees, prior to ATAR release.

We wish our 2025 graduates every success in their future endeavours and look forward to reconnecting and celebrating their achievements at the Scholars’ Assembly. The Scholars Assembly will be immediately followed by a 2025 Graduates Afternoon Tea.

To our parents, carers and staff, I share my deep gratitude for your support, encouragement and guidance of the girls throughout their educational journeys. Each member of our St Hilda’s School community has been instrumental in supporting our girls to develop as confident, creative and articulate young women.

Yours sincerely,

Mrs Virginia Warner
Principal