Secondary Awards

The Secondary Presentation Assembly was a special occasion to celebrate the growth and achievements of our secondary students. It recognised those who have embraced their role as learners, demonstrated diligence and inspired their peers at Moama Anglican Grammar throughout 2025. Congratulations to all award recipients!

We also extend our huge thanks to our families and community partners for your ongoing involvement and collaboration in supporting the holistic development of our students. This is an exciting chapter for Moama Anglican Grammar, and we deeply appreciate your continued support.

Thank you also to our generous donors and sponsors for helping make our Secondary Presentation Assembly such a special occasion, and for inspiring our students to strive for their personal best.

If you missed the Secondary Presentation Assembly, you can access the recorded video here.

Academic Awards were generously sponsored by the following businesses, individuals and groups:

000 Training, AFS & Associates Chartered Accountants, Alison and Matthew Wright, Apex Club of Echuca Moama, Brian McLeary & Co Accountants, Byford Equipment, Campi Bulk Transport, CED Group Echuca Moama, Charles L King Real Estate, Clare & Nelson Lui, Community Living & Respite Services, Cosgriff Lawyers, Dillmac, Edge FM & 2QN, Horsfalls, Lockwood Partners, Morrison & Sawers Lawyers, Mr Craig & Mrs Cas Smith, Peat Partners, Scentral Flavours & Fragrances, SG Advisory (Accounting & Taxation), The Apprenticeship Factory, Worklocker Echuca.

Endeavour Award

Year 7 Endeavour Awards
Katelyn Eddy	Endeavour
Maggie Hillman	Endeavour
Oliver Knight	Endeavour
Amelia Nevill	Endeavour
Year 8 Endeavour Awards
Arabella Bowles	Endeavour
Sithuli Thasara Ganepola Ganepola	Endeavour
Peaches Starritt	Endeavour
Evie Townrow	Endeavour
Year 9 Endeavour Awards
Alexander Attalh	Endeavour
Emily Law	Endeavour
Charlie Martin	Endeavour
Molly Webb	Endeavour
Year 10 Endeavour Awards
Izzy Cunningham	Endeavour
Eliza Medland	Endeavour
Mitchell Nagle	Endeavour
Ava Whitbourn	Endeavour
Year 11 Endeavour Awards
Olivia Brewis	Endeavour
Cooper Hunter	Endeavour
Logan Mann	Endeavour
Mackenzie Parsons	Endeavour

Academic Awards

Year 7 Academic Awards

Ashton Demonteverde	Religious Values Education
Max Johns	Music Personal Development, Health and Physical Education
Oliver Knight	Digital Technologies
Ruby Law	Italian Mathematics Materials & Engineering Visual Art
Lulu Morton	English
Luella Williams	Science
Lexi Wright	Human Society and its Environment

The Year 7 Dux award for 2025, sponsored by Freemasons Victoria and Campaspe Valley Lodge No. 937, was awarded to Ruby Law.

Year 8 Academic Awards

Lyla Bassett	English Italian Science
Lyla Harris	Visual Art
Teagan Moon	Food and Agriculture Technology Design Technology - Graphics
Ashton Nurse	Religious Values Education
Lachlan Sullivan	Mathematics
Jack Wheatley	Music
Rose Williams	Human Society and its Environment Personal Development, Health and Physical Education

The Year 8 Dux for 2025, sponsored by Payne Plumbing, was awarded to Quinn Downward.

Year 9 Academic Awards

Lexie Baldwin	Commerce History Science
Zara Broadhead	Food Technology Religious Values Education
Hugh Campbell	Music
Gonzalo Duffy Oporto	History
Matilda Eddy	Physical Activity & Sports Studies
Olivia Frazer	Agriculture Technology Science Compressed Pathway Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE)
Jaiden Lowrie	Forensic Science
Charlie Martin	Design & Technology
Willow Martin	English
Parker McKenzie	Mathematics
Grace McMaster	Human Society and its Environment Industrial Technology (Timber) Italian Visual Arts

The Year 9 Dux for 2025, sponsored by BusBiz, was awarded to Olivia Frazer.

Eason Family Honour and Excellence Award

This is presented to a Year 9 student who has exemplified the core values of our school: Compassion, Respect, and Integrity. The recipient of the 2025 Eason Family ‘Honour and Excellence’ award was Olivia Frazer.

Year 10 Academic Awards

Cruz Apps	Food Technology
Evie Bassett	Psychology
Tahlia Blight	Mathematics
Isabel Kean	Design and Technology Graphics
William Kerr	Industrial Technology (Timber)
Kade Mansfield	Mathematics Enrichment
James Mason	Physical Activity & Sports Studies
Paige McMaster	Visual Arts
Matilda Medland	Commerce English English Extension Human Society and its Environment Mathematics (Advanced) Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE)
Tiia Shiels	Agricultural Technology Music
Lukas Weiser	Industrial Technology (Multimedia & Digital Media) Italian Religious Values Education, and.. Science

The Year 10 Dux for 2025, sponsored by Moama Bowling Club, was awarded to Matilda Medland.

Year 11 Special Awards

Nathaniel Anthony	VET Construction
Catriona Baldwin	Biology Chemistry Health & Movement Science Italian Continuers
Alexander Barnes	Economics Mathematics Advanced Physics
Lucy Cowin	Modern History
Jordan Dalziel	English Advanced Legal Studies Mathematics Standard 2
Neave Dullard	Music 1 Society and Culture
Harvey Jackman	VET Primary Industries
Xavier Johnson	Agriculture
Isla Laffy	Design & Technology (Graphics)
Olive Morton	Community and Family Studies English Standard Visual Arts
Hayden Taylor	Food Technology
William Whitbourn	Business Studies

The Year 11 Dux for 2025, sponsored by Kagome, was awarded to Jordan Dalziel.

Reuben F Scarf award

Typically bestowed upon a student in their senior years of secondary education, the Reuben F Scarf Award is granted to an individual who has demonstrated great commitment and improvement in their learning and academic mindset over the past two years. Mr Ruben F Scarf believed that young people who are persistent and dedicated are the ones who ultimately reach their goals consistently.

The recipient of the 2025 Reuben F Scarf Award was Catriona Baldwin.

John Leaver Award

Each year, Ecumenical Schools Australia presents the Reverend John Leaver Award. Reverend John Leaver was a founding member of Ecumenical Schools Australia and provided the founding Principal of our School with wonderful assistance in our early years. The award recognises individuals who demonstrate compassion, resilience in the face of challenges, an ability to connect with people of all ages, and an open-mindedness that brings people together.

The recipient of the 2025 John Leaver award was Remi Baulch.

Special Awards

Christ Church Honour and Excellence Awards for School Service and Citizenship

School Service and Citizenship Awards were sponsored by Christ Church Anglican Echuca. These awards are presented to students who are consistently supportive of their peers and the School community.

Archie Watson	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 7
Alenna Coburn	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 7
Indiana Gilbert	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 8
Ashton Nurse	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 8
Gonzalo Duffy Oporto	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 9
Emily Law	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 9
Ava Whitbourn	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 10
Matilda Medland	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 10
Jinaya Nurse	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 11
Harvey Jackman	School Service and Citizenship Awards	Year 11

Campaspe Cohuna LLEN VET in Schools Excellence Award

Each year, the outstanding achievements of Vocational Education & Training (VET) students are celebrated through the Campaspe Cohuna Local Learning and Employment Network’s VET in Schools Excellence Award.

The 2025 VET in Schools Excellence Award has been awarded to Nathaniel Anthony.

Extra-curricular Music Encouragement Award

The extra-curricular Music awards were generously sponsored by Dillmac.

The Music Awards are a special encouragement award, presented to students who demonstrate consistent application to learning their instrument with a positive attitude and excellent work ethic throughout the year.

Miles Allitt	Year 7	Secondary Extra-curricular Music Encouragement
Savannah Bohn	Year 8	Secondary Extra-curricular Music Encouragement
Toby Chivers	Year 11	Secondary Extra-curricular Music Encouragement

Performing Arts Awards

The Performing Arts award was generously sponsored by the Echuca Moama Theatre Co Inc. and is presented to a student who has demonstrated outstanding commitment and excellence in band, music or drama performances.

Neave Dullard

Secondary Performing Arts

Colours Awards

Bronze colour

Quinn Downward (Year 8)

Sport - Athletics

Silver colour

Phoenix Wise (Year 9)	Sport - Athletics
Tahlia Blight (Year 10)	Sport - Athletics
Remi Baulch (Year 11)	Sport - Athletics

Gold colour

Mackenzie Parsons (Year 11)	Sport - Lawn Bowls
Finn Murphy	Sport- Football

Rich River Golf Club Secondary Sports Person of the Year

The Rich River Golf Club Secondary Sports awards are presented to students who have demonstrated a high level of participation and skill in their chosen fields throughout the year.

Quinn Downward (Year 8)	Rich River Golf Club Secondary Sports Person of the Year Award (Female)
Finn Murphy (Year 9)	Rich River Golf Club Secondary Sports Person of the Year Award (male)

2025 House of the Year

1st Place	Perricoota House
2nd Place	Meninya House
3rd Place	Martin House
4th Place	Chanter House

Term 1 (10 Weeks)	Thursday 29 January – Thursday 2 April
Administration Office opens	Monday 12 January
Year 1 to Year 12 students commence	Thursday 29 January
Kindergarten students commence	Monday 2 February
Labour Day Public Holiday	Monday 9 March
Last Day of Term	Thursday 2 April: 2:05 pm dismissal
Easter Public Holidays	Good Friday 3 April; Easter Monday 6 April

Key Dates

2026