Hale School is well known for its outstanding academic achievements. Hale students earn exceptional results, which allow them to go on to pursue their chosen tertiary studies or placements and pave the way to successful careers.
In
2023, 100% of Hale students achieved the Western Australian Certificate of
Education (WACE). One student achieved a near ‘perfect score’ of 99.85 and another student received a General Exhibition for being among the top 50 students in
the State. 47% of Hale graduates were in the top
10% of the nation with an ATAR of 90 or above.
One student received the Subject Exhibition,
for Media Production and Analysis, which is awarded to the student obtaining
the highest mark in the course.
Forty-two
students were involved in the CareerLink program, studying either a Certificate
II in Automotive, a Certificate II in Building and Construction Pathways, a Certificate
II in Engineering Pathways, a Certificate II in Electrotechnolgy, a Certificate
II in Construction, a Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Prep,
a Certificate III in Screen & Media, a Certificate IV in Ed Support, a Certificate
IV in Business, or a Certificate IV in Preparation Health and Nursing Studies.
One student received the Certificate of
Excellence in Vocation Education and Training.
While
these are excellent results, we are most proud of what lies behind these
statistics: a culture of growth and support. Hale School works hard to give
every boy the tools to reach his personal potential, whatever that may be, and
to achieve his own individual goals. Importantly, there is a culture at Hale
where the boys support each other to be their best and to work hard. They lift
each other up and applaud each other’s achievements.
Hale
School focuses on a growth mindset that shows every student that development
and success require sustained effort. These are important skills that will set
him up for life.
