1/17Maya Lamont was awarded the Outstanding Academic Achiever Award at the Student QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
GALLERY: Queensland’s top Year 12 graduates from 2018
Queensland’s smartest kids were recognised at the Student QCE Awards presentation in Brisbane today, with Indooroopilly State High School student Maya Lamont crowned the top student in the state. VIEW THE GALLERY!
2/17Maya Lamont was awarded the Outstanding Academic Achiever Award at the Student QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
3/17Maya Lamont receives at award at the QCE Awards presentation. Student QCE Awards presentation - highest performing Year 12 students in the state. Saturday February 16, 2019. (AAP image, John Gass)
4/17QCE Awards presentation for the highest performing Year 12 students in the state. Picture: AAP/John Gass
5/17Student Grace Kennett with chairman of QCAA Brian Short and MP Grace Grace. Ms Kennett achieved the highest result on the 2018 Queensland Core Skills Test. Picture: AAP/John Gass
6/17Serena Chen with chairman of QCAA Brian Short and MP Grace Grace. The Queensland Academy for science mathematics and Technology student won the award for the Highest Achievement in the International Baccalaureate. Picture: AAP/John Gass
7/17Student Enle Yin with chairman of QCAA Brian Short and MP Grace Grace. The Citipointe Christian College’s student won the award for the Highest Achievement by an International Student. Picture: AAP/John Gass
8/17Student Jayden Webster with chairman of QCAA Brian Short and MP Grace Grace. The Mount Gravatt State High School student Jayden Webster was awarded the Highest Achievement by an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Student. Picture: AAP/John Gass
9/17Alec Walsh receiving an award at the QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
10/17Emily Appleby receiving at award at the QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
11/17William Chen receiving a award at the QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
12/17Jisu Choi receiving an award at the QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
13/17Zoe Hulme-Peake reciving an award at the QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
14/17Olivia Wormwell reciving an award at the QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
15/17Claire Zemek receiving an award at the QCE Awards presentation. Picture: AAP/John Gass
16/17Grace Kennett, Jayden Webster, Maya Lamont, Serena Chen and Enle Yin pose for a photograph at the Student QCE Awards presentation at the State Library. Picture: AAP/John Gass
17/17Grace Kennett, Jayden Webster, Maya Lamont, Serena Chen and Enle Yin pose for a photograph at the Student QCE Awards presentation at the State Library. Picture: AAP/John Gass
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