Academic Results

We are delighted to share the exceptional achievements of Santa Sabina’s graduating Class of 2025. These successes highlight the dedication of our students, teaching staff and the unwavering support from their families and friends. Each year, we aim for excellence, and these results showcase what can be accomplished through determination and hard work.

We are incredibly proud of our dux Michelle Indra with an IB score of 44 and ATAR of 99.6. Santa Sabina’s IB students continue to outperform global benchmarks, with the global IB average in 2025 sitting at 29.30, compared to our College’s average of 34.3. The IB offers an Enquiry Upon Results (EUR) process for students seeking reassessment, meaning our complete IB academic performance picture will be finalised in early 2026.

Warm congratulations also to Matilda Stephens who achieved the highest HSC ATAR of 99.3. Special congratulations to the following students who earned recognition as a Top All-Rounder for achieving Band 6 or equivalent across 10 units:

• Olivia Glass
• Tamara Jabbour
• Alessia Mancuso
• Matilda Stephens
• Savannah Vaccaro

The following students were named 2025 TOP ACHIEVERS for receiving a Place in Course:

• Eve Blanchard – 15th in the State in Mathematics Standard 2
• Caitlin Merrick – 5th in the State in Modern History
• Charlotte Salameh – 7th in the State in Mathematics Advanced (Accelerant)
• Matilda Stephens – 6th in the State in Modern History

Over half of the HSC cohort featured a total of 147 times on the HSC Top All-rounders List, which recognises students who achieved the highest performance band in 10 or more units in the HSC.

This year, 20 accelerants (Year 11) sat exams in Italian Continuers and Mathematics Advanced. We are especially proud of these students who achieved strong results.

Outstanding results were achieved in History Extension, with all students attaining the highest band, E4. HSIE continued to perform strongly across all courses, while Food Technology and Drama recorded excellent outcomes, with 42.85% of students achieving Band 6 results. Mathematics Advanced also delivered another solid year, with 32.07% of the cohort attaining Band 6. English Advanced saw 20% of the cohort achieve a Band 6.

Showcasing outstanding student work

Each year, the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) showcases outstanding student project work in a series of exhibitions and performances.

The 2025 selections and nominations were: