This report shows the 2023 top students in each HSC subject, along with their ranking as assigned by the NSW Education Standards Authority.
Rankings are calculated from student HSC marks in the subject, or, where this results in a tie, from the average of the students' examination and assessment marks.
Students must achieve a band 6 or band E4 result in the relevant subject to appear in this list.
The number of top achievers reported varies from 5 to 20, according to the number of candidates taking each subject.
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| 1 | Visual Arts | Jeanneret, Lyric | 1 | John Therry Catholic College | Rosemeadow |
| 2 | Visual Arts | Hu, Felicity Vivien Yanyuan | 2 | Abbotsleigh | Wahroonga |
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| 3 | Visual Arts | Barbour, Julia Amelie | 3 | Abbotsleigh | Wahroonga |
| 4 | Visual Arts | Mackenzie, Jessica | 4 | Woolooware High School | Woolooware |
| 5 | Visual Arts | Hug, Bianca | 5 | Roseville College | Roseville |
| 6 | Visual Arts | Nguyen, Steven | 5 | Prairiewood High School | Prairiewood |
| 7 | Visual Arts | Johnstone, Jacob John Stanley | 7 | Knox Grammar School | Wahroonga |
| 8 | Visual Arts | Shield, Ella | 7 | St Johns College Woodlawn | Lismore |
| 9 | Visual Arts | Zheng, Raymond | 7 | North Sydney Boys High School | Crows Nest |
| 10 | Visual Arts | Lu, Angelina | 10 | Pymble Ladies College | Pymble |
Source: NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA).
Supplementary data from school publications.
Supplementary data from school publications.
Last Updated: 7 Sep 2024