Student of the Week

Week Two

Class	Student	Reason
Foundation	Mason Sneddon	For being an amazing Maths learner this week! Wow, Mason, your ability to recognise numbers and write them correctly is amazing! Well done, Mason!
1/2S	Harry Davies	For being very focused on learning all week and following all the instructions! You are a fantastic role model, Harry!
3UF	Charlie Darwall	For consistently showing genuine thoughtfulness and consideration towards others. Charlie has demonstrated kindness and empathy on many occasions this week, often anticipating the needs of his classmates and offering help without being asked. Your caring nature makes our classroom a more positive and supportive place for everyone. Thank you, Charlie!
4/5B
6T	Millie Moors	You truly embraced the spirit of camp by stepping out of your comfort zone and giving new experiences a go. It was wonderful to see you challenge yourself and take on adventures with enthusiasm and support from your friends. Well done on your courage and positive attitude, Millie!
6T	Grady Hubbard	For combining his passion for drawing with his new note-taking skills to create a style that’s both effective and uniquely his. His creativity and effort really shine through—great work! Well done, Grady!
PE	Millie Moors	For her wonderful leadership at our Socktober event. She inspired her team to enjoy the soccer games and not take them too seriously and ensured everyone was having fun, but still giving a great effort in the games. Outstanding leadership Millie!

Week Three

Class	Student	Reason
Foundation	Zander Bilton	For your excellent directional language when using the coding robots! Zander used directions such as forward, backward, left, and right to explain how to get to different animals on the zoo map! You are a superstar Zander!
1/2S	Charlee De Boer	For being a very resilient and responsible learner this week! Your ability to motivate and help your peers is truly inspiring! You are amazing Charlee!
3UF	Hudson Wotherspoon	Hudson has shown wonderful resilience and respect this week. Even with some big changes to our usual school routine, he has stayed positive, flexible, and kind to others. Hudson’s calm attitude and willingness to adapt have been a great example to his classmates and a credit to his growth. Well done, Hudson!
4/5B
6T	Cameron Marshall	For his persistence and determination to always do his best, leading to great success in orienteering. His positive attitude and effort are truly commendable—well done! Congratulations, Cameron!
PE	Makenzie Hughes	For her enthusiasm and skill level in swimming. She is really leading the way among our junior students with her stroke techniques and swimming style while always looking like she is having great fun in the water. Excellent swimming Makenzie!