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VCE results 2024: The full list of Victoria's top performing public and private schools revealed


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  The race to be the state's top school has taken an unexpected turn this year, with a number of prestigious independent colleges seeing a drop in their median VCE study scores.

The article from The Courier Mail discusses the 2024 VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) results, highlighting the top-performing schools in Victoria. It lists both public and private schools based on their median VCE study scores. Private schools like Ballarat Clarendon College, Mount Scopus Memorial College, and Shelford Girls' Grammar topped the list, while public schools such as Nossal High School, Melbourne High School, and Mac.Robertson Girls' High School also performed exceptionally well. The article notes a trend where private schools generally outperform public schools, but acknowledges the strong showings from selective-entry public schools. Additionally, it mentions the impact of the ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) on university admissions and how schools' performances can influence their reputation and student enrollment. The piece also touches on the broader implications of these results for educational policy and funding in Victoria.

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