Home Group Report
Gabi Dumesny
In Week 7, our Year 7–9 students had the exciting opportunity to present their Legacy Project speeches to leadership, teachers, and their peers during year level assemblies.
The Legacy Project is designed to empower students to think about the impact they can have on their school and community. Throughout Term 3 in Homegroup, classes have worked together to brainstorm issues they care about, develop practical solutions, and pitch their ideas as a team.
Each class selected representatives to deliver their pitch, showcasing not only their creativity but also their collaboration, problem-solving and public speaking skills. The quality of the ideas and the passion behind them highlighted the commitment of our students to making a positive difference.
A big congratulations goes to the following students who presented on behalf of their classes:
Year 7 Presenters:
| 7A | Joseph H and Zac C | Proposal for an undercover bus shelter area |
| 7B | Sage McG and Layla D | Year 7 Veggie Patch and Chicken Coop |
| 7C | Taylah R and Chloe W | Wearing PE uniform on PE days |
| 7E | Holly A, Ayana O’M and Cara J | Plans for fixing up the year 7 toilets |
Year 8 Presenters:
| 8A | Loki R, Isaac V, Ruby O, Indi F and Charlie W | Bottle Bin Bash |
| 8B | Ethan O and Lola H
| School Crossing Person Respect Day |
| 8D | Stella W | Photo walls in the community |
| 8E | Elizabeth H, Juliette K and Amaan B | Student Exchange Program |
| 8F- | Sadie MacG | Supporting the Homeless in Ballarat |
Year 9 Presenters:
| 9B | Ava A | Suicide prevention |
| 9C | Bonnie P, Paul K, Jacinta K, Noah M and Sammi H | Racism |
| 9D | Ethan W, Lilly A, Todd C and Kelly M | Don’t deport! |
| 9E | Jefferson F, Ali B and James M
| Awareness video about casual racism |
The results of which project is chosen at each year level will be shared early next term. We look forward to celebrating the winning ideas and seeing how they come to life in our school community!