SENIOR SCHOOL,
HSC results 2021
Knox students have achieved outstanding results in the 2021 HSC, with Knox ranked 30th in NSW (SMH, 20 January 2022). Congratulations to the boys, parents and teachers.
"The boys from the Class of 2021 were challenged in every respect and proved they are strong and capable leaders. As a year group they are cohesive, kind and caring. The boys set high expectations of themselves and flourished as a year group. They worked and studied as a team, supporting each other to improve their performance individually and collectively."
Headmaster, Scott James
Results at a glance
- Knox Grammar School ranked 30th (SMH, 20 January 2022)
- Top ATAR 99.95 - Dhruv Hariharan and Ethan Ryoo
- 28 students with an ATAR of 99+
- 97 students with an ATAR of 95+
- 153 students with an ATAR of 90+
- Median ATAR of 88 (ATAR of middle student)
- 36 boys placed on the All Rounders Achiever’s List for achieving 90 or higher in their best ten units
- 600 total Band 6 results (90+)
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