The Class of 2025 at Brisbane Grammar School achieved excellent ATAR results.
Brisbane Grammar School students obtained 8 of the 37 awarded ATARs of 99.95 across Queensland, representing 21% of the State’s total outcomes.
The School’s median ATAR is 95.
Other noteworthy outcomes include:
17% of students received an ATAR of 99 and above
31% of students received an ATAR of 98 and above
50% of students received an ATAR of 95 and above
69% of students received an ATAR of 90 and above
Of the 287 students in the cohort:
8 students achieved an ATAR of 99.95
5 students secured an ATAR of 99.90
4 students secured an ATAR of 99.85
QCE highlights
The above exceptional outcomes are striking given the size and diversity of the School’s non-selective senior cohort of 287 boys. The QCE results are as follows:
41 perfect scores of 100/100 were attained across 9 different subjects.
The median subject score for all students across all subjects is 89/100.
72% of students earned a grade of ‘A’ in at least 3 of their six subjects.
26% of students received an ‘A’ in six subjects.
Executive Director Educational Innovation Jacqui Zervos said: “The School strives to be Australia’s best school for boys, and we are proud of the Class of 2025, who achieved excellence both in and outside the classroom.”
“The outstanding ATAR outcomes for the Class of 2025 were made possible by a strong academic culture, high cocurricular participation and a focus on student wellbeing,” Ms Zervos said.
Headmaster Anthony Micallef added: “The boys’ success is testament to our dedicated teaching staff who continually promote a culture of deep thinking and targeted feedback for students.
“We aim to cultivate integrity, encourage teamwork and promote an open mindset. These values all contribute to the long history of educational excellence at Brisbane Grammar School.”
“Congratulations to the Class of 2025 for their incredible efforts.”
The Dux of Brisbane Grammar School, Benjamin Li, received an ATAR of 99.95.
“It feels good to have that hard work recognised, and it’s a good experience for my family to connect and have that shared happiness,” Ben said.
“I think BGS has really shaped me in a really unique way, I don’t think any other school would be able to give me such a formative experience."
“I’ve learned the value of discipline and hard work, and I've come to appreciate the connection you build with other boys and teachers.”
“I found cocurricular activities kept me mentally refreshed and were good for de-stressing. Also just seeking out support from friends or teachers was essential.”
“BGS encourages you to do your best and strive for excellence, that’s something that really resonates with me and something I will carry for the rest of my life.”
