Global Citizen Awards

Year	Name	Value	Certificate
FA	Harriet	Acceptance & Respect	For happily including other students and demonstrating respect and kindness.
FB	Zidane	Quality Learning	Zidane always contributes to class discussions, displays positive classroom rules and completes tasks neatly and tidily.
1A	Teddy	Quality Learning	Teddy has a positive attitude with his learning and is always committed to achieving his learning goals.
1B	Charlotte	Respect	For always treating others with courtesy and respect.
2A	Pierce	Respect	Pierce is thoughtful and considerate with how he speaks to other students and teachers.
2B	Jessica	Respect	For always showing kindness and acceptance when working with a partner or in small groups. Jessica is a very caring student who listens to how other students are feeling. Well Done!
3A	Jonathan	Quality Learning	For his improved enthusiasm and participation in school activities. Keep it up, Jonathan!
3B	James	Quality Learning	For challenging himself in Mathematics and extending his understanding of box method multiplication. Awesome job, James!
4A	Youna	Persistence	For demonstrating persistence when creating her video for the news report.
4B	Ding Ding	Quality Learning	For displaying his IT skills and helping his peers with their iMovie projects.
5A	Annabelle	Excellence	For her active listening in every lesson. Annabelle thinks carefully about what others say and makes connections to her learning.
5B	Daniel	Quality Learning	For amazing effort during your Eureka Stockade research project.
6A	Arthur	Excellence	Arthur has shown an incredible degree of initiative this term to independently identify areas of his learning to improve on, especially in numeracy. Resulting in achievement well above the expectation.
6B	Eva	Excellence	For your dedication to completing your Science News Broadcast Earthquake Project. Keep up the good work!
6C	Charlee	Persistence	For her persistence throughout this Term. It was amazing to see you rise above any challenges that were presented to you through Netball and during class projects. Well done Charlee, you should be immensely proud of yourself!