Student of the Week
Merit Awards
Friday 25th August 2023
| Class | Student | Achievement |
| FJ | Leah | In recognition of using different Tricky Word Strategies to read new words. Keep up the amazing reading, Leah! |
| FL | Rayan | In recognition of your fantastic writing about ‘chickens’. You wrote relevant information in your non-fiction book and practised the use of punctuation and letter formation. Keep it up Rayan! |
| FN | Nadine | In recognition of her excellent attitude towards all learning tasks. You participate enthusiastically and always try your best. You are a great role model for your peers. Well done! |
| 1A | Millier | In recognition of the outstanding learning and independence you demonstrate in all our lessons. Miller, you should be super proud of your effort! |
| 1K | Sam
Lilia
Alexia
| In recognition of his amazing resilience and persistence in solving worded problems involving division. You have returned to school with so much determination. Keep it up Sam! In recognition of her amazing resilience and persistence in solving worded problems involving division. You are showing a growth mindset. Keep it up Lilia! In recognition of her amazing resilience and persistence in solving worded problems involving division. We are so proud of you Alexia. Keep it up! |
| 1GH | Jaydon | In recognition of his focus when working and the respectful behaviour demonstrated during whole class sessions on the carpet. Thank you Jaydon for giving your best effort! |
| 2G | Mikaela | In recognition of showing a positive attitude towards her learning. Keep up the fantastic effort Mikaela! |
| 2S | Grace | In recognition of your outstanding work on your information report about rabbits. You have researched, written a draft and published a wonderful little book! You are also doing a great job as our class captain this semester. Keep up the great work! |
| 3E | Olivia | In recognition of her consistent hard-working nature and committed approach to all learning tasks. Olivia is always focused during learning time and completes work to the very best of her ability. Thanks for being an amazing role model for everyone in our class Olivia! |
| 3BM | Cloris | In recognition of your positive attitude to learning. You always try your best and have shown a big improvement in the way you focus and concentrate when completing your work. Keep it up! |
| 4J | Clement | In recognition of his outstanding, thoughtful reflections regarding his book club text. Clement has been identifying and discussing the serious moments in his reading, talking about them with care and maturity. Keep up the wonderful thinking, Clement! |
| 4WT | Bowen | In recognition of his increased focus and self-discipline during class time. Your optimism is shining through and your flexible attitude is serving you well. Congratulations and keep it up! |
| 5CB | Ollie | In recognition of Ollie's enthusiasm for Maths and his commitment to understanding algebraic concepts. He has approached each session with a positive attitude and an unwavering determination to conquer number problems. Keep up the great attitude. |
| 5CB | Daniel | In recognition of being a helpful Buddy during the Specialist Day and being a role model for the younger students. |
| 5Y | Daniel | In recognition of consistently being a good example to his peers and displaying the school values. You are a fantastic role model, Daniel. |
| 6N | Tegan | In recognition of her diligent approach to further her understanding of how algebraic expressions can be formed to explain a pattern and then simplified to be used as a rule. Keep up the effort! |
| 6Y | Jayvier
| In recognition of his teamwork in the Patterns and Algebra presentation, where he skilfully used algebraic expressions to tackle maths problems. Together, they combined their number skills and measurement know-how to successfully tackle a real-life situation. Well done! |
PERFORMING ARTS | Samisha 4J | In recognition of her fabulous recorder playing in Performing Art. What a lovely tone you produce!
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| VISUAL ARTS | Marcus FJ | In recognition of his work discovering tints in blue in the style of Paul Klee’s “Separation in the Evening”. |
| PE | Ke FL | In recognition of always displaying a positive attitude in all areas of PE. Well done Ke, you are a pleasure to teach. Keep up the terrific work!
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| FRENCH | Claire 4J | In recognition of excellent writing up in French about the petites bêtes she found with the class in the Camelot Rise playground. Well done, Claire! |
| STEM | Aiden | In recognition of the positive attitude Aiden had in STEM class this week. Aiden worked hard on his layers of the Earth model and during pack up time. He sets a great example to his classmates. Well Done Aiden! |
Specialist Trophy: 1 K
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