Student Achievements
Cardinia Division Girls & Boys Secondary Cross Country Competition
Hunter Beaumont
Hunter Beaumont
On Tuesday, 24th May, 37 of our students competed in the Cardinia Division Secondary School Cross Country Competition, which was held at Akoonah Park in Berwick. All of the students ran very well and represented our school superbly.
Congratulations to Hunter Beaumont from 8.3 who won 1st Place in the 14 Boys District Cross Country, and will now compete in the Regional Cross Country Competition. We wish Hunter all the best in his next competition on Thursday, 23rd June!
'Be an Active Learner'
Active learners are students who actively engage in the learning process. They are a part of the learning and demonstrate their desire to learn through several important characteristics. These include:
- Being on time for class
- Being prepared - bring all necessary equipment (eg. writing implements, text books and laptop).
- Participating in class discussion (both answering questions and asking questions).
- Completing work to the best of their ability (adding the extra detail, giving as much information as they can).
- Completing homework.
- Regular study and revision.
Each week we will be rewarding students who are identified as 'Active Learners' at the College. They will go into a draw and each of these students will be given a $30 cinema voucher.
Active Learners for the week ending 20th May:
Paige Collier 7.2
Tannah Phelan 8.1
Heidi O'Gorman 10.5
Abigail Delia 11.3
Ben Kendall 11.3
Active Learners for the week ending 27th May:
George Jerinic 7.7
Ella McCoull-Atkinson 8.7
Abigayle Smith 8.4
Bailey Booth 9.1
Seth Campbell 10.4
Chess Tournament
Ed Ryan
Ed Ryan
The winner of the latest tournament is Ed Ryan Evaristo, with Owen Hampton in second place.
Trey Handley tied with Amrit Dhillon for third place.
A new tournament commences this week. Students should see Mr. De Lima to join.
On the 16th June, our school will be hosting an InterSchool Chess Tournament. The following schools have confirmed their attendance: John Monash SS, Xavier College and Nossal High School.