Year 12 Results
In what is becoming an established trend, Investigator College’s Year 12 students have achieved excellent SACE results in recent years. The 2011 results form part of an ongoing upward trend for the College. Since 2007 Investigator College results have been superb, consolidating the fact that the South Coast boasts an independent educational institution, which delivers academic excellence and firmly negates the need for local children to travel great distances to attend schools in Adelaide.
Whilst we are a College that recognises learning as a lifelong process, our superb academic results are important and we are justifiably proud of our students’ achievements.
Dylan Atwell
Gap Year - Work & Travel
Amanda Bates
Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine
Julia Boggiano
Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology)
Harriet Catt
Gap Year - Travel
Lakita Crawford
Certificate 4 in Accounting
Rhyce Deacon
Foundation Studies Program
Flinders University
Timothy Dover
Pursuing Carpentry Apprenticeship
Alexandra Dunbar
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama)
Flynn George
Gap Year - Travel
Alexander Giggins
Bachelor of Science
Alice Gunn
Bachelor of Creative Arts
(Creative Writing)
Carly Harvy
Bachelor Chemical Engineering
& Bachelor of Science
Phoebe Hayward
Bachelor of Nursing
Salomi Joubert
Bachelor of Design
Paul Kuskoff
Bachelor Computer Science
Gajanan Lawson
Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication)
Joseph Mahoney
‘Year in the Son’ - Tabor College
Kirrilea McFee
International Childcare Placement
Ashleigh McKenzie
Certificate 3 in Disability
Demi Mortensen
Pursuing Baker Apprenticeship
Benjamin Newman
Pursuing Mechanical Apprenticeship
Kelly O’Connell
Bachelor of Health Sciences
& Master of Physiotherapy
Jorden Oschmanns
Bachelor of Molecular Biology
Kasey Pack
Certificate 2 in Business
& Diploma of Interior Design (Design Academy)
Erik Parnis
Bachelor of Science
Elferaan Quatermass
Bachelor of Science (Chemistry & Maths)
& Diploma in Languages (Japanese)
Andrew Reeves
Psychology Honours
Caitlin Sanders
Full Time Employment - Pharmacy
Sondra Shackleford
Bachelor of Secondary Education
Tylen Spilsbury
Full Time Employment - Building & Design
Mason Vanderkamp
Australian Navy Applicant
Melissa Weston
Bachelor of Engineering (Computational)
Alexander Wright
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Aero)
Dylan AtwellGap Year - Work & Travel
Amanda Bates Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine
Julia Boggiano Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology)
Harriet Catt Gap Year - Travel
Lakita Crawford Certificate 4 in Accounting
Rhyce Deacon Foundation Studies Program - Flinders University
Timothy Dover Pursuing Carpentry Apprenticeship
Alexandra Dunbar Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama)
Flynn George Gap Year - Travel
Alexander Giggins Bachelor of Science
Alice Gunn Bachelor of Creative Arts (Creative Writing)
Carly Harvy Bachelor Chemical Engineering & Bachelor of Science
Phoebe Hayward Bachelor of Nursing
Salomi Joubert Bachelor of Design
Paul Kuskoff Bachelor Computer Science
Gajanan Lawson Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication)
Joseph Mahoney ‘Year in the Son’ - Tabor College
Kirrilea McFee International Childcare Placement
Ashleigh McKenzie Certificate 3 in Disability
Demi Mortensen Pursuing Baker Apprenticeship
Benjamin Newman Pursuing Mechanical Apprenticeship
Kelly O’Connell Bachelor of Health Sciences & Master of Physiotherapy
Jorden Oschmanns Bachelor of Molecular Biology
Kasey Pack Certificate 2 in Business & Diploma of Interior Design (Design Academy)
Erik Parnis Bachelor of Science
Elferaan Quatermass Bachelor of Science (Chemistry & Maths) & Diploma in Languages (Japanese)
Andrew Reeves Psychology Honours
Caitlin Sanders Full Time Employment - Pharmacy
Sondra Shackleford Bachelor of Secondary Education
Tylen Spilsbury Full Time Employment - Building & Design
Mason Vanderkamp Australian Navy Applicant
Melissa Weston Bachelor of Engineering (Computational)
Alexander Wright Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Aero)
KEY DATA FOR 2011:
73.5 Average ATAR (including graduates not applying for university)
88.3 Average ATAR (graduates who applied for university positions)
40% of graduates scored an ATAR of 90 or above
55% of graduates scored an ATAR of 80 or above
75% of graduates scored an ATAR of 70 or above
SACE Merits: (Perfect Scores) Elferaan Quatermass -Chemistry and Mathematical Studies, Alice Gilbert - Workplace Practices.
Highest ATARs achievers were: Elferaan Quatermass (99.7), Alexander Wright (99).
KEY DATA FOR 2010:
Of the students who applied for Tertiary Studies, the ATAR results were:
20% of students scored 90 or higher
40% of students scored 80 or higher
56% of students scored 70 or higher
80% of students scored 60 or higher
Highest ATARs achievers were: Lydia Kairl (98.45), Bart Gardner (98.45), Nathan Adams (96.60), Haydn Barns (96.40) and Ethan Ellis (95.95).
KEY DATA FOR 2009:
100% Pass rate
Perfect Score (20/20): Matthew Dunbar - Physical Education
Highest TERs achievers were: Matthew Dunbar (98.85), Libby Griffiths (94.25), Natasha Lambert (93.95) and Christopher Wright (93.95)
KEY DATA FOR 2008:
100% pass rate
Perfect scores (20/20) : Maddie Iles - Mathematical Studies, Stephanie Rodert - Physical Education and Mark Griffiths - Music: Individual Study
Highest TERs achievers were: Maddie Iles (99.40), Tiffany Reeves (99.10), Ryan Quarrington (98.50), Stephanie Rodert (96.70), Isaac Ellis (94.05) and Elyse Shane (91.60).
33% of students scored 90 or higher.
SCHOLARSHIP Placements
2009 Playford Trust Scholarships
Year 12 Class of 2008 Investigator College students Maddie Iles, Ryan Quarrington and Tiffany Reeves were awarded Regional Support Science Scholarships from the Playford Memorial Trust in South Australia.
The Playford Trust provides prestigious scholarships to high achieving South Australian students who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement in the areas of Science and Mathematics. Only four Regional Support Science scholarships per year are awarded, and that three of these four should be Investigator College students is an outstanding achievement.
BHP Billiton Scholarship for Mining Engineering
Year 12 2008 student Maddie Iles is also one of only two recipients of the annual BHP Billiton Scholarship for Mining Engineering at the University of Adelaide.