Nguyen Ly Tam Nhu achieved a high rank in the high school graduation exam in Australia and was honored by the state of New South Wales.
The New South Wales State Education Service (NSW) organized the International Student Awards of the state’s public schools at the end of April. The award recognizes the outstanding achievements of international students, the remarkable contributions of international students. tell their stories to schools and communities; at the same time honoring schools and staff in supporting foreign students.
Nguyen Ly Tam Nhu. Screenshots
Nguyen Ly Tam Nhu (Ly Tam Nhu (Ruby) Nguyen) won the Academic Achievement Award – an award given to students with outstanding achievements. Tam Nhu is the International Student Captain at Bonnyrigg High School in Sydney. The female student achieved an ATAR rating of 99.85 out of 99.95.
ATAR is a measure of the ranking of students taking the Australian high school exit exam, which determines which university you enter based on your application preferences. The highest ATAR a person can achieve is 99.95. If you get an ATAR 70, that means you’ve done better than 70% of students that year.
Nguyen Ly Tam Nhu (third from left) took a photo with representatives of the NSW Education Agency at the awards ceremony at the end of April. Photo: DE International
43 students from 16 different public schools in the state were nominated for the awards. The children come from many countries including China, Japan, Thailand, Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, India, South Africa and the Philippines.
In addition to this award, the state of New South Wales also awarded the Leadership Award and the Resilience Award to a female student from China and Cambodia, respectively.
Dawn (According to Australian Embassy, DE International)
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