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Western Heights Sec College: VCE results 2025
Hamlyn Heights · official VCAA dataWestern Heights Sec College in Hamlyn Heights had a median VCE study score of 25 in 2025, with 1.2% of study scores at 40 or above. That puts its median in the bottom 12% of the 555 Victorian schools with published results (the typical school's median is 29).
A school's median reflects its student intake and subject mix as much as its teaching, and small cohorts swing from year to year.
Western Heights Sec College at a glanceOfficial VCAA 2025 Senior Secondary Completion and Achievement Information.
| Median VCE study score | 25 · bottom 12% of schools |
| Study scores of 40 or above | 1.2% · top 83% of schools |
| VCE students enrolled | 166 |
| VCE studies offered | 43 |
| Satisfactory completion of VCE | 91% |
| Students awarded the VCE | 26 |
How SAC moderation works for Western Heights Sec College
VCAA moderates each school's SACs to the level and spread of the same students' exam results. With a median of 25, the calculator moves SAC estimates by -0.46 SD (about -6.4% on a typical SAC), so a 75% SAC here behaves like about 68.6% statewide.
Indicative ATAR for a middle student
A student scoring a raw 25 in every subject would land at roughly 46.40 on a humanities-leaning mix (English, General Mathematics, Business Management, Legal Studies) or 58.10 on a STEM mix (English, Mathematical Methods, Chemistry, Physics), with no increments. Students at the top of a cohort score far higher; this is only the middle.
Schools with a similar medianClosest median study scores among schools with published results.
Western Heights Sec College questions
What is the median VCE study score at Western Heights Sec College?
The median study score at Western Heights Sec College in 2025 was 25, and 1.2% of its study scores were 40 or above. The statewide median is 30, and the typical Victorian school's median is 29.
How does Western Heights Sec College compare with other Victorian schools?
A median of 25 is lower than the median of 88% of the 555 Victorian schools with published results, and its share of 40+ study scores is in the top 83% of schools. Cohort medians reflect intake and subject choices as well as teaching, so use them as context, not a verdict.
What does a median of 25 mean for an ATAR?
If a student scored a raw 25 in every subject they would land at roughly 46.40 on a humanities-leaning mix (English, General Mathematics, Business Management, Legal Studies) or 58.10 on a STEM mix (English, Mathematical Methods, Chemistry, Physics), with no increments. Individual students vary widely around the school median.