How every Redlands performed in OP results
Here is the list of how every school in the Redlands performed when it comes to OP results.
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THE Redlands Coast’s top high schools for OP results have been revealed with students across the region scoring impressive results.
The Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority today released the 2019 Year 12 results for more than 500 high schools across the state.
The results show 42.2 per cent of students at Ormiston College received an OP between one and five, the highest proportion of high-end results in the area.
Ormiston College had a total of 38 students receive an OP between one and five, out of 90 students who got an OP score.
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Ormiston College principal Brett Webster said she college was pleased to be “consistently recognised as one of Queensland’s highest performing schools”.
“It is what we aspire to achieve and the fact that we do so is a wonderful reflection on the spirit and optimism that resides within our college and the inspiring students, families and staff who bring the school motto ‘seek to achieve’ to life each and every day,” Mr Webster said.
“The secret to our success includes a strong sense of belonging on campus, an ongoing drive to improve the way we teach, and high expectations coupled with even higher levels of support for students.
“While Ormiston College is very pleased to rate among Queensland’s best, we are even more proud of the fact that the college achieves beyond what would be expected, given the socio-economic level of our enrolment.
“Many schools, including some with strong results, are achieving only what is to be expected, given the socio-economic factors within the community they serve.
“Meanwhile some schools in both the government and non-government sectors stand out, achieving beyond expectation, supporting and inspiring their students to achieve their true potential. We are delighted that Ormiston College is one such school.”
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Redlands College at Wellington Point had the second highest proportion of high end OP scores in the Redlands Coast area, with 23.7 per cent of students receiving a score between one and five.
Of the 93 students who received an OP at Redlands College, 22 received a result between one and five.
The third highest proportion of students receiving OP scores between one and five was at Faith Lutheran College - Redlands, where 21.4 per cent received a top end result.
There were 28 Faith Lutheran College - Redlands students who received an OP score last year, with 6 receiving a score between one and five.
Schools with fewer than 10 students who received an OP were not included in this analysis.
The 2019 student cohort will be the last class of Queensland students to receive an OP score, with the state moving Australian Tertiary Admissions Ranks from this year – in line with other states.
THE REDLAND’S TOP SCHOOLS FOR OPS
Ormiston College, Ormiston – 42.2 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
Redlands College, Wellington Point – 23.7 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
Faith Lutheran College - Redlands, Thornlands – 21.4 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
Victoria Point State High School, Victoria Point – 20.0 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
Wellington Point State High School, Wellington Point – 15.9 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
Carmel College, Thornlands – 14.5 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
Cleveland District State High School, Cleveland – 11.2 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
Alexandra Hills State High School, Alexandra Hills – 10.2 per cent of eligible students received an OP between 1 and 5
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