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There were many personal best scores and some great individual and collective achievements. Perhaps most importantly, over 82% of our students received their first-preference course at university and other institutions, and at the point of writing all students have options that they are pursuing. The range and mix of interests and opportunities considered by our students is very heartening and includes opportunities both interstate and overseas as well as in Adelaide.  \nResults are important. We should feel very proud of what students achieve individually and collectively. We do well to remind ourselves that, as so many of the Year 12 community know, the results represent very real and personal challenges that students, staff and parents contend with through the final year of secondary school. The achievements at the end of the year are hard won and consequently held in high regard by students.  \nWe like to report the complete picture of results to our community, as much as we are able, and after the first and second rounds of university offers. This year we are trying some new approaches to presenting information including ‘info graphics’. We hope that this will help you read the results as clearly as possible.  \nIn what follows you will see that student results in both the SACE and IB were outstanding. SACE results were among the strongest on record, with three SACE students achieving perfect ATAR scores. The SACE median ATAR score was 90.25 from a cohort of 173 students—that is thrilling. When converted to an ATAR score the median score for the IB cohort was 93. 30, which remains a strong achievement from a cohort of 32 students. The number of SACE and IB students achieving an ATAR over 95 was stunning—72 students reached this milestone. There was a fine array of diverse courses completed during the year including an excellent range of vocational (VET) courses to complement student interests and ambitions beyond school. Of a cohort of 205 students, 55% achieved in the top 10 per cent of results nation-wide. Pembroke girls’ and boys’ results compare favourably to all single-sex and co-educational environments, and when one considers the relative size of the cohorts across schools, Pembroke’s results are very favourable.  \nPembroke is an outstanding academic institution—our own and comparative measures show this. The School’s ability to maintain a healthy attitude to Year 12 by not narrowing our thinking to results alone helps us to be so. We choose to focus on individual best efforts and achievements, and I offer my heartiest congratulations to all Year 12 students for their commitment and hard work last year. Equally, I acknowledge the experienced and dedicated teaching staff and very supportive parents who have a significant impact on all student success.  \nYou should enjoy reading about the individual and collective achievements of our Year 12s, 2018.  \nLuke Thomson Principal  \nFRONT COVER:  \nAcademic High Achievers 2018  \n(Left to Right): Antoinette Lam (Proxime Accesserunt), Anthony Tew (Joint Dux) and Amelia Bessell (Joint Dux) all completed the SACE certificate and each achieved an ATAR of 99.95.  \nAlessandra Wu (far right, IB Dux) completed the IB Diploma achieving a score of 44/45 and an ATAR of 99.85.  \nOther significant academic results were SACE students Lydia Lam (Proxime Accesserunt), Isabel Lee and Michael Xiong each with an ATAR of 99. 90, and Sarah Lim (IB Proxime Accessit) who achieved 42/45 in the IB.  \nYEAR 12 RESULTS 2018  \n205 STUDENTS  \nSUBJECT MERITS  \nGRADE DISTRIBUTION  \n25  \n20  \n15  \n10  \n5  \n0  \nSACE  \nPEMBROKE  \nSTATE  \nA+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D D-  \n40  \n30  \n20  \n10  \n0  \nIB  \n7 6 5 4 3 ","cbCaiv0RwnJmXS5m","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv0RwnJmXS5m","pdf",940640,"English","# From the Principal\n## Year 12 outcomes and presentation approach\n# Academic Results Overview\n## SACE and IB performance metrics\n# Front Cover - Academic High Achievers 2018\n## Individual ATAR and subject distinctions\n# Year 12 Results 2018\n## Subject merits and grade distribution (SACE, IB)\n## Tertiary entrance offers and distribution\n# School Leaders 2019\n## Student–Staff Executive (SSE) and responsibilities","[{\"question\":\"What were the key outcomes for Pembroke’s Year 12 students in 2018?\",\"answer\":\"The report highlights outstanding SACE and IB results, strong median ATAR scores, and a high proportion of students receiving their first-preference course at university or other institutions.\"},{\"question\":\"How did SACE and IB students perform in terms of ATAR scores?\",\"answer\":\"SACE included three students achieving perfect ATAR scores, with a reported SACE median ATAR of 90.25. 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