HSC D.A. Counts per School and Subject, New South Wales, 2009

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NSWD.A. Counts per School and Subject2009

This report shows the total number of HSC Distinguished Achiever awards won by students in each subject at each school during 2009.

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1 Merewether High School Broadmeadow Community and Family Studies 13
2 Bede Polding College South Windsor Community and Family Studies 8
3 Caroline Chisholm College Glenmore Park Community and Family Studies 8
4 De La Salle Catholic College Cronulla Cronulla Community and Family Studies 8
5 Marist Sisters College Woolwich Woolwich Community and Family Studies 8
6 Menai High School Menai Community and Family Studies 7
7 Mount Carmel Catholic High School Varroville Community and Family Studies 7
8 Cecil Hills High School Cecil Hills Community and Family Studies 6
9 Gilgandra High School Gilgandra Community and Family Studies 6
10 Cerdon College Merrylands Community and Family Studies 5
11 Meriden School Strathfield Community and Family Studies 5
12 St John Bosco College Engadine Community and Family Studies 5
13 St Johns College ? Community and Family Studies 5
14 Terrigal High School Terrigal Community and Family Studies 5
15 Aquinas College Menai Community and Family Studies 4
16 Brigidine College Randwick Randwick Community and Family Studies 4
17 Inaburra School Bangor Community and Family Studies 4
18 Magdalene Catholic College Narellan Community and Family Studies 4
19 Monte Sant Angelo Mercy College North Sydney Community and Family Studies 4
20 Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta Parramatta Community and Family Studies 4
21 Pennant Hills High School Pennant Hills Community and Family Studies 4
22 Port Hacking High School Miranda Community and Family Studies 4
23 St Josephs Catholic College East Gosford Community and Family Studies 4
24 St Patricks College Sutherland Sutherland Community and Family Studies 4
25 Trinity Catholic College Lismore Lismore Community and Family Studies 4
Source: NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA).
Supplementary data from school publications.
Last Updated: 27 Jan 2021
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