After the release of VCE scores on Thursday morning, Casey Grammar in Cranbourne East is celebrating.
As 8 per cent of its VCE students attained outstanding marks, with a 90 or above score — putting them in the top 10 per cent of students in Victoria.
It was also an impressive feat for 26 per cent of Casey Grammar students who achieved an ATAR of 80 or above, as well as the 57 per cent of students who achieved 70 or more.
This ranks them in the top 30 per cent of students across the state.
Srisaran Govindara, who achieved a score 97.9, was the 2025 Dux of Casey Grammar School.
Allysha Walls, who scored a 97.25, was the academic runner up.
Principal of Casey Grammar, Mrs Fiona Williams said the scores achieved by the students were a direct reflection of their hard work, determination and continued growth throughout their studies.
“Our 2025 VCE students have worked diligently to achieve results they can be proud of,” Mrs Williams said.
“While each cohort brings its own unique strengths and challenges, what remains consistent is the way our students support each other and strive to do their best,”
“Everyone at Casey Grammar School is immensely proud of the Class of 2025.
“Their fantastic results are the culmination of years of hard work and commitment to their learning.
“They have supported each other through their senior years and, together, they have completed their journey at Casey Grammar with great success.”
