Each week we celebrate the amazing achievements and successes of our students. These awards are an acknowledgement of their hard work, resilience and determination to do the very best they can!

The below students will receive their awards during next week's assembly.

Assembly will be held on a Wednesday morning at 9am in the amphitheatre (weather permitting) or the BER gymnasium.

Attendance Awards

Attendance at school is pivotal to creating ongoing positive learning behaviours. Engaging in school every day provides the very best opportunity for a child's holistic development - social, physical, intellectual, cultural and emotional growth. The graph below represents all student absences.

Congratulations to Hard Working Hive - 2B12 who will be receiving the 'Attendance Award' for having the highest attendance percentage for Term 4 Week 2

Student of the Week

Term 4 Week 2

Congratulations to the following students who have received a 'Student of the Week' award.

Student	Home Group	Awarded for
Jaxon	Mindful Munchkins - FZ8	Making good choices inside and outside the classroom. Jaxon has been making a conscious effort to listen to his teachers and get started on his work early! Jaxon has also been a fantastic role model during line up times and before handwriting for the rest of the class. Well done and keep up the great work Jaxon! I hope you are proud of your efforts!
Setayesh	Brainy Bees - FJ10	Working hard during class to finish her work during the allocated time. Setayesh has made amazing improvements in completing her work along side her peers and should be proud of herself. Keep up the great work Setayesh!
Flynn	Confident Crew - 1R6	Having a positive start to Term 4 by being persistent and showing Responsibility for his learning.
Ella	Powerful Pride - 1J7	Showing improved concentration while completing her work, actively listening to the teacher, and asking for help when she needs it.
Ivy	Persistent Pod - 2P11	Always striving to beat her personal best and putting in 110% into every task.
Ethan	Hard Working Hive - 2B12	Working hard to always achieve his personal best. Ethan is always proud of his work and it is an admirable quality about him. Keep up the great work Ethan!
Sukhmeet	Dream Team - 3B14	The thought and effort she puts into everything she does. You set high standards, Sukhmeet, and you are someone who truly reflects Maramba Primary Schools 4R's. Well done!
Aadya	Creative Crew - 3T16	Creating two beautiful haiku poems about how she feels about Australia. Aadya put a lot of thought and effort into her word choice for both poems. Fantastic work Aadya!
Ziaullah	Talented Team - 4C15	His fantastic efforts during Small Group Reading this week. He has improved in his ability to be able to answer his questions with reasoning skills, and has extended himself in his work by always trying his best in everything that he does. Keep up the wonderful work!

Specialist Awards

Congratulations to the following students and classes who have received a 'Specialist' award.

PERFORMING ARTS

Creative Crew - 3T16

For your enthusiasm to learn. I was blown away by how energetic and enthusiastic you were. You put a smile on my face. Thank you for showing respect and responsibility as a team! You're all fantastic!!

STEAM

Tenacious T's - 5/6K18

For being outstanding role models and student leaders during their sport clinic about body systems. 5/6K demonstrated the 4Rs and ran a fun and engaging session for the Grade 2s. Well done!

KITCHEN GARDEN

Bushra - Dream Team - 3B14

For always giving her best in Kitchen Garden. Bushra shows enthusiasm, effort and an eagerness to learn every session. Well done Bushra, and keep up the great work!

TheirCare Award

Congratulations to the following student who have received a 'TheirCare' award.

Flynn - Confident Crew - 1R6

Flynn, it has been SO great to see how much effort you have put into doing the right thing lately! You have been kind, helpful and have really impressed us all with how hard you have tried. Keep up the fantastic work Flynn, we are really proud of you!

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