ZOOLOGY CENTRE
A remarkable YEAR for the Reptile Zoology Centre
Celebrating success and acknowledging our Zoo Keepers!
In the heart of our school, the Reptile Zoology Centre has witnessed an extraordinary year marked by the dedicated efforts of our retiring Year 12 students, Cooper and Connor. These two individuals have not only completed their studies with excellence but have also secured employment within the industry, setting a commendable example for future enthusiasts.
Cooper and Connor, through their years of hard work and commitment have become integral members of our zoology community. Their passion for reptiles and dedication to learning has not only enriched their own academic journeys, but has also contributed significantly to the growth and success of our Reptile Zoology Centre.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to them and wish them continued success in their professional endeavours.
As we bid farewell to these accomplished seniors, we are excited to have welcomed a new generation of reptile enthusiasts into the fold. Our Year 7 students have embraced the challenges and joys of working with reptiles, showcasing an impressive array of skills and knowledge that promise a bright future for our Reptile Zoology Centre.
This year has been particularly noteworthy for the centre with the integration of our youngest members proving to be a delightful addition.
The energy and enthusiasm brought by the Year 7 students and our older returning Zookeepers, has infused a sense of vitality into our community making every day at the centre a true celebration of learning and fun.
The Reptile Zoology Centre thrives not only as a place of education but as a hub of camaraderie and shared passion. The seamless transition from the experienced hands of our departing Year 12 students, to the eager minds of all our Zookeepers, exemplifies the collaborative spirit that defines our zoology community.
As we reflect on the accomplishments of the past year, we express our gratitude to all those who have contributed to the success of the Reptile Zoology Centre. From the outgoing Year 12 students to the budding keepers in Year 7, each individual has played a crucial role in making this year memorable and impactful.
Here's to another year in 2024 filled with learning, growth, and the continued pursuit of our shared love for reptiles. May the Reptile Zoology Centre continue to be a place of inspiration, education, and, most importantly a year of fun for all who pass through its doors.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Reptile Zoology Centre!
Sue Samphier
Zoology Coordinator