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A Gladstone teenager has had her last year of school derailed after being diagnosed with a rare cancer that only seven people in the world have.
Lillian Pholi, 17, was diagnosed with Myofibroblastic Sarcoma, an extremely rare form of cancer in her jaw in November.
The Chanel College student’s life was thrown into turmoil when pain in her jaw she thought was from her wisdom teeth turned out to be an aggressive tumour.
“I had liners in to straighten my teeth and I thought it was just my wisdom teeth,” Lillian said.
“I had pain in the right side of my jaw which just kept getting worse and worse.”
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Justin Ivelja says 2020 was a âbit of a buggerâ but he is expected to top his school this year.
âIf you do the work that was set, youâre going to do well,â Justin said.
âI tried to make the most of the opportunity, being at home and being able to work on your own terms, but it was definitely hard not being able to see your mates.â
Lauren Hall, VCE co-ordinator at St Josephâs College Geelong, said Justin would probably be dux of the school.
Year 12 student Justin Ivelja is expected to be dux of St Josephâs College Geelong.
Education by Antonia OâFlaherty and Shiloh Payne 20th Dec 2020 5:03 AM | Updated: 6:11 AM
Premium Content  The jubilation came as the new end-of-school ranking system glitched in the first few hours, with schools unable to access results from 9am until 1.30pm. Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre would not comment on the cause of the issues, but schools reported QTAC had confirmed high website traffic overloaded the portal. Brisbane Grammar School was one of the top schools with four graduates, Lewis Luck, Tom Dickson, William McEniery and Remi Fox achieving the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank of 99.95. The school also reported a staggering 70.57 per cent of its cohort achieved a ranking of 90 or above, with a median ATAR of 94.6.
Education by Antonia OâFlaherty and Shiloh Payne 20th Dec 2020 5:03 AM | Updated: 6:11 AM
Premium Content  The jubilation came as the new end-of-school ranking system glitched in the first few hours, with schools unable to access results from 9am until 1.30pm. Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre would not comment on the cause of the issues, but schools reported QTAC had confirmed high website traffic overloaded the portal. Brisbane Grammar School was one of the top schools with four graduates, Lewis Luck, Tom Dickson, William McEniery and Remi Fox achieving the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank of 99.95. The school also reported a staggering 70.57 per cent of its cohort achieved a ranking of 90 or above, with a median ATAR of 94.6.