2024 State results and rankings

Western Australia did not hold a state final this year. The table below shows the first-placed school for each event day in Western Australia. The highest scoring first-placed team qualifies for the National Final.

Western Australian Statistics - who was involved in 2024?

The image shows that 1895 students were involved in Science and Engineering Challenge events in Western Australia, including 74 school teams, 276 event staff and 145 teachers. Over 1794 volunteer hours supported the events, and the participants included 48.5% female, 0.6% First Nations, 3.2% EALD, 25.1% Low ICSEA and 46.8% rural and remote locations.

Queensland did not hold a state final this year. The table below shows the first-placed school for each event day in Queensland. The highest scoring first-placed team qualifies for the National Final.

Queensland Statistics - who was involved in 2024?

The image shows that 5644 students were involved in Science and Engineering Challenge events in Queensland, including 229 school teams, 616 event staff and 429 teachers. Over 4004 volunteer hours supported the events, and the participants included 50.6% female, 2.7% First Nations, 7.6% EALD, 39.9% Low ICSEA and 53.5% rural and remote locations.

The Northern Territory did not hold a state final this year. The table below shows the results from the Alice Springs event. The first-placed team qualifies for the National Final.

Northern Territory Statistics - who was involved in 2024?

The image shows that 283 students were involved in Science and Engineering Challenge events in the Northern Territory, including 13 school teams, 35 event staff and 24 teachers. Over 227 volunteer hours supported the events, and the participants included 51.6% female, 20.8% First Nations, 14.1% EALD, 59% Low ICSEA and 100% rural and remote locations.

New South Wales held three days of state finals. The results from each day and the overall rankings are shown below. The highest scoring school from the state final qualifies for the National Final.

New South Wales statistics - who was involved in 2024?

The image shows that 11766 students were involved in Science and Engineering Challenge events in New South Wales, including 464 school teams, 1419 event staff and 789 teachers. Over 9223 volunteer hours supported the events, and the participants included 47.9% female, 7.2% First Nations, 4.0% EALD, 44.1% Low ICSEA and 57.3% Rural and Remote locations.

South Australia held a State Final this year, where the qualifying schools competed for a spot in the National Final. The results from the state final are below. The highest scoring school qualifies for the National Final.

South Australian statistics - who was involved in 2024?

The image shows that 1114 students were involved in Science and Engineering Challenge events in South Australia, including 43 school teams, 126 event staff and 102 teachers. Over 819 volunteer hours supported the events, and the participants included 55% female, 1.2% First Nations, 6.1% EALD, 33.8% Low ICSEA and 37% Rural and Remote locations.

Victoria held a State Final this year, where the 8 qualifying schools competed for a spot in the National Final. The results from the state final are below. The highest scoring school qualifies for the National Final.

Victorian statistics - who was involved in 2024?

The image shows that 1242 students were involved in Science and Engineering Challenge events in Victoria, including 58 school teams, 217 event staff and 108 teachers. Over 1410 volunteer hours supported the events, and the participants included 44.9% female, 2.3% First Nations, 3.6% EALD, 31.2% Low ICSEA and 52.5% Rural and Remote locations.