Stand Tall

Community Spirit Award - Wil Lane
The Community Spirit Award is a prestigious award which honors a former and founding student of Borinya, Josh Meloury-Kaup. Students who receive this award embody the values of Borinya being Courageous, Resilient, Inclusive and Curious in the way they approach their learning and support of others, by the way they interact with their peers and adults and, by the way they represent themselves in the community. They are emerging leaders at Borinya and beyond.
Principal's Award - Skye Forge
Our Borinya Principal’s award recognises a student who has lived the Gospel Values of faith, hope, charity and love to the best of their ability. The recipient has displayed kindness in their interactions and a generosity of spirit towards other students, staff and community members.
Sustainability Award - Jack Larfield
Landcare Award - Charles Lloyd
These students have demonstrated a passion to engage in caring for the Mullinmur Billabong area. They have always `stepped up’ when there has been work to be done. They are enthusiastic, helpful and a positive influence on their peers.
Maths Award - This award is for a student working with resilience, patience and a willingness to problem solve. They will seek assistance and have progressed significantly in their math skills.
English Award - This award is for a student demonstrating resilience, patience and a willingness to problem solve. One who will seek assistance and has progressed significantly in their English skills.
Encouragement Award - This student is courageous to dare, to learn and to change. This student continues to be resilient, to bounce back in the Borinya program. They may not be there yet, but they are `having a go’. The qualities we recognise in their efforts may include peer and staff relationships, engagement in learning, problem solving or receiving support to make positive changes.
Change Award - This student has been courageous and resilient, has accepted personal challenges, and sought and applied positive strategies for change. This student is solution focused when dealing with problems and is reflective of the challenges faced. This could include significant improvement in peer and staff relations, attitude to learning, engagement in the program or transition to work/training or education.
VPC
Numeracy Award - Henry Ross
Literacy Award - Ruby Holland
Encouragement Award - Ella Alferi
Change Award - Serenity Fogg
Juna
Maths Award - Shayla Marengo-Ivins
English Award - Memphis McGrath
Mundjee
Maths Award - Jazmyn Wheildon
English Award - Damon Ortu
Boggi
Maths Award - Memphis McGrath
English Award - Maddi O'Connor
Year 8
Encouragement Award - Sophie Scown
Change Award - Charles Lloyd
Year 9
Encouragement Award - Damon Ortu
Change Award - Wil Lane
Year 10
Encouragement Award - Jazmyn Wheildon
Change Award - Skye Forge


