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I know this might sound a bit weird... but to me my High School grades were not all that important. Sure I studied my ass off and got the grades I needed but

Premium Content Subscriber only If Year 12 wasn’t hard enough to navigate, this year’s cohort has also had to endured a global pandemic. And the students at St Luke’s Anglican School have done their school proud with the 2020 ATAR results revealed. For St Luke’s, 23 per cent of students received an ATAR score between 95.50 and 99.95 per cent (the equivalent OP of an 1-3). While 37.5 per cent received an ATAR score between 91.50 and 99.95 per cent (the equivalent OP of 1-5). The forme...

Class of 2020 waking up to new score After a tumultuous final year hit hard by COVID-19, the class of 2020 - pioneers since their very first day at school - will wake to another first on Saturday. Education by Antonia O’Flaherty Premium Content Subscriber only More than 40,000 Queensland students will make history today as the first cohort to graduate with a Year 12 Certificate under the new senior school curriculum with thousands to receive the sta...

Class of 2020 waking up to new score After a tumultuous final year hit hard by COVID-19, the class of 2020 - pioneers since their very first day at school - will wake to another first on Saturday. Education by Antonia O’Flaherty Premium Content Subscriber only More than 40,000 Queensland students will make history today as the first cohort to graduate with a Year 12 Certificate under the new senior school curriculum with thousands to receive the sta...

Published December 12, 2020 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) accidentally told 24,000 students that they were ineligible for an ATAR prompting a tonne of confusion from students and parents. Students were meant to rece...

Last modified on Fri 11 Dec 2020 23.52 EST The Queensland university admissions body has apologised after it accidentally emailed tens of thousands of year 12 students telling them they were “ineligible” for a university admissions score. Due to an IT bungle, 24,000 students in the state received an email at midnight on Friday from the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre, a week before official results were due to be released. Instead of a score, the email said they were “Atar ineligble...