Positive Education @ Anson
Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL)
The term has certainly flown by and we have seen many positive behaviours from our students as they strive to be respectful and responsible in all environments. Some senior students have been assisting with the PBL shop and the shake bar, learning new skills and working alongside staff. It has been wonderful to see students supporting each other on the oval playing team sports responsibly.
Over the break please encourage your child to be respectful, responsible and safe when they are playing, relaxing, socialising and visiting friends.
Mrs Julie Hudson
PBL Coordinator
Deputy Principal
Term 1 Student Celebrations
Students with the most positive incidents recorded for the term:
Primary : Giuliana - class 12
Secondary: Dylan R - class 13
Evelyn - class 6
Nathaniel - class 1
Students received a certificate and movie voucher.
Attendance
Best Class - Class 9 with 97.4% (Lewis, Chase, Lincoln, Destiny, Ryan, Zeke and Logan)
Most improved student attendance -
Jaykeem Wallace, Orlando Hanlon, Ryan Wilks and Cheyenne Rondo.
All of these students have improved their attendance by more than 20% - great effort!
Special mention to Charlie Banham who has increased the number of days he is on time for school by more than 50%.
Students with 98% attendance or more -
| Piper Barnes | Chase Larney-Pollock | Destiny Matthews | Mitchell Howarth |
| Thomas Adams | David Everett | Riley Gilbert | Ryan Wilks |
| Dylan Reihana | Jackson Speirs | Liam Seckold | Khylan Mitchell |
| Hugh Dickerson | Dylan Wills | Lincoln Reihana | Payton Craw |
| Giuliana Martelli | Jai Rondo | Anouk Salmon | Alyssa Thompson |
| Bailey Dwyer | Shelby Bragg | Neveah Cameron | Jonah Thew |
Individual students receive a certificate and a special morning tea next term with the Principal, while the best class attendees receive a movie and popcorn for the whole class.
Congratulations to Tyler Morris who has been selected to participate in the 2021
TEN4TEN Leadership Dialogue. The program aims to link ten selected youth leaders with ten community leaders for a unique mentoring experience.
Competition was strong across Orange schools with only 10 students being selected for this program. Year 11 students Ruby and Jack also applied for the leadership opportunity but unfortunately were not successful for this program. Their written application of what leadership means to them will put them in a good place for school leadership positions in Year 12 2022.
Congratulations to these students for their efforts throughout the term.
Melanie Meers
Principal