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Congratulations Class of 2024
Our Class of 2024 has truly distinguished themselves, achieving excellent VCE results that reflect enormous dedication and potential. Four perfect study scores, multiple students in the top 1% of Victoria, and 30.4% of our cohort scoring in the state’s top 10% are testament to the incredible hard work of our students.
Special congratulations go to our 2024 Dux and School Captain Taylah Fynney, who achieved a remarkable ATAR of 99.65. While maintaining deep involvement in school life through Hockey, Youth Parliament, fundraising initiatives and our UQ Research partnership, Taylah has shown exceptional academic ability and dedication. Her outstanding contributions have been recognised by the University of Wollongong (UOW), which has offered her the prestigious Ramsay Scholarship to complete a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (Western Civilisation).
These achievements belong not just to our students, but to their supportive families and our dedicated teaching staff who have guided, challenged, and believed in them every step of the way. Their collective effort has created an environment of excellence and opportunity.
Congratulations to our outstanding graduates!
Dr Adrian Camm | Principal
45+ Study Scores
Westbourne students have achieved remarkable results in 15 subjects, where students achieved a study score of 45 or higher, placing them in the top 2% of Victoria.
Our 2024 Dux
Congratulations to our 2024 Dux and School Captain Taylah Fynney on achieving an outstanding ATAR of 99.65!
Throughout her time at Westbourne Grammar, Taylah has exemplified our school values, balancing exceptional academic achievement with wide-ranging contributions to school life. While excelling in her studies, she has shown outstanding leadership as School Captain, competed as a key player in our Hockey team, participated in Youth Parliament, led fundraising initiatives, and contributed to our University of Queensland Research partnership. Her remarkable ability to achieve academic excellence while maintaining such deep engagement in school life has been recognised with the prestigious Ramsay Scholarship from the University of Wollongong (UOW), where she will pursue a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (Western Civilisation).
We are immensely proud of Taylah’s achievements and have no doubt she will continue to inspire others as she embarks on her university journey at UOW.
Congratulations, Taylah – you have set a remarkable example for future Westbourne students.