CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP

This is awarded to one student in each homeroom who has shown:

Strength of character in doing what is right,
A willingness to help others,
Qualities such as co-operation, courtesy and initiative, and
An enthusiasm and a willingness to participate in all College Activities.

7A	Clara Western
7B	James Copeland
7C	Jett Roberts
7D	Julian Aeschlimann

8A	Matthew Patton
8B	Holly Brown
8C	Claudia Croatto
8D	Minna Sutherland

9A	Niya Manavalan
9B	Olivia Aulich
9C	Ryder Dowlan
9D	Kohen Mandemaker
9E	Hannah Montgomery

10A	Maeve Sutherland
10B	Luella Garlick
10C	Tayla Atyeo-Peters
10D	Poppy Maxwell
10E	Gretchen Clarke

Cameron	Noah Furness
Chisholm	Eileen Tanaka-Morrison
MacDonald	Reuben Foster
Tenison	Katie Blackshaw

CONSCIENTIOUS EFFORT AWARDS

The Conscientious Effort Award recognises consistent hard work throughout the year for the selected student. These individuals have demonstrated a concerted and conscious effort to improve results across a range of subjects:


7A	Roman Carr	Sierra Dowlan
7B	Ruby Adams	Harper McRae
7C	William Stefani	Alexandra White
7D	Andrew Binnichen	Rachel Denbrok


8A	Samantha Carmichael	Tara Van Den Heuvel
8B	Mitchell Collocott	Aaron Bruce
8C	Allegra Bogaert	Mikaela Piasente
8D	Patrick Fraval	Thalia Baker


9A	Billy Dourley	Bree Glen-Weston
9B	Audrey Vernon	Mia-Rose Witteveen
9C	William Isted	Charley Fitzgerald
9D	Nathan Wright	Lucy Heber
9E	Maia Enbom	Erica Begg


10A	Lincoln Hamilton	Isabelle Ferrone
10B	Alexis McGuire	Josh Doolan
10C	Amy Treacy	Annalise O’Halloran
10D	Alexie Carmichael	Max Sheahan
10E	Alana Grist	Flynn Carrigy


Year 11	Cameron (blue):	Emma Mark	Jack Donohue
	Chisholm (yellow):	Lachlan Aulich	Sara Smairl
	MacDonald (green):	Reuben Foster	Bailey Nettle
	Tenison (red):	Kealey Oliver	Liam Kaldvee

ACADEMIC AWARDS

The Academic Awards recognise academic excellence and are awarded to the student who has achieved outstanding results and are the top-ranking student in the Year Level for each particular subject.

Year 7

Hayley Blackshaw	Art, English, Science
Lily Rylance	French, Religious Education
Elsie Morris	Food Studies
Skye Anderson	Humanities
Daniel Njarukulam	Information Technology
Lincoln Newton	Mathematics, Performing Arts, Physical Education & Health
Clara Western	Music

Year 8

Amarli Muranty	English, French, Humanities, Mathematics
Gypsy Dawson	Drama
Alyssa Blackshaw	Physical Education & Health
Matthew Patton	Product Design
Ava McRae	Religious Education
Louisa Johnston	Science
Julia Lindsay	Textiles
Aslyn Bye	Visual Communication Design

Year 9

Niya Manavalan	Art
Holly Carr	Drama
Olivia Aulich	Digital Media, Humanities, Information Technology, Religious Education
Gabriella Davidson	English, Mathematics, Music, Science
Erin Dell	Food Studies
Gemma Meadley	French, Physical Education & Health
Sophie Granzow	Media Arts: Photography, Textiles
Ryelan Van Leeuwen	Product Design
Henri Bott	Visual Communication Design

Year 10

Mia Francis	Agricultural & Horticultural Science
Zoe Couper	Art, History, Law & Finance
Anna Rowe	Biology, English, Money & Markets, Psychology, Youth Ministry
Tayla Atyeo-Peters	Careers & Industry, Music
Liam Mc Nally	Chemistry, Advanced Mathematics, Physics
Jenna Lawrie	Drama
Eleanor Pedlow	Food Production & Sustainability
Caitlyn Charlton	Food Studies, Forensic Science
Brooklyn Collocott	Geography
Joshua Jinnette	Applied Mathematics
Diesel Bonaddio	General Mathematics
Jack Parker	Media
Patrick Wilson	Physical Education & Health, Physical Education & Human Movement
Lola Buttler-Reid	Religious Education
Flynn Carrigy	VET: Building and Construction (Year I)
James Montgomery	VET: Information & Communication Technology
Mackenna Whiteside	VET: Sports and Recreation (Certificate II)
Katie Standfield	Theatre Studies
Phoebe Cleveland	Visual Communication Design

Year 11

Cameron Dourley	Agricultural & Horticultural Science, Business Management
Celeste Robinson	Art
Misha Gange	Biology
Sandra Dyke	Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Psychology, Youth Ministry
Sarah Ellery-Burke	Economics, General Mathematics, Health & Human Development
Ruby Gerrish	Food Studies
Liam McNally	Geography
Anna Rowe	Legal Studies
Dinisty Francis	Literature, Modern History
Lillyca White	Physical Education
Noah Furness	Physics
Angus Halliwell	Religion & Society
Phoebe Cleveland	VET: Applied Fashion Design and Technology
Tarkyn Walker	VET: Building and Construction (Year II), VM: Work-Related Skills
Katreena Poletti	VET: Music Performance (Year I)
Amber Walker	VET: Sport and Recreation (Year II)
Lachlan Denbrok	Visual Communications & Design, Theatre Studies
Madeline Herbert	VM: Literacy
Noah Daldy	VM: Numeracy
Milli Mackay	VM: Personal Development Skills

DUX of the Year Levels 2023

The Year Level DUX is calculated from individual academic success achieved across all subjects within the year level:

Dux of Year 7 is awarded to: Lincoln Newton

Dux of Year 8 is awarded to: Amarli Muranty

Dux of Year 9 is awarded to: Gabriella Davidson

Dux of Year 10 is awarded to: Anna Rowe

Dux of Year 11 is awarded to: Sandra Dyke

Sponsored Awards

The Catholic Education Office Award

Certificate and $250

This award is for the top student studying Religion and Society Unit 1 and Unit 2, it is sponsored by the Diocese of Sale Catholic Education Limited (DOSCEL).

The award is for Religion and Society Unit 1: Angus Halliwell

The award is for Religion and Society Unit 2: Emily Bowcher

The Saint Cecilia Music Medallion

Medallion

A Medallion is awarded to a student who has shown dedication, enthusiasm and leadership throughout the year in the Music Program. This student has demonstrated consistent attendance at rehearsal and other activities, a cooperative and cheerful attitude, assistance with organisational tasks, and encouragement to other students when appropriate.

The recipient of the Saint Cecilia Music Medallion for 2023: Tayla Atyeo-Peters

Mary MacKillop College Debating Award

Certificate and $100

This award recognises a student who represented the College in Debating and Public Speaking. This student showed excellence in public speaking, commitment to and leadership of the debating teams, critical and creative thinking in the development of arguments and speeches, and is an important member of the debating team.

The recipient of the Mary MacKillop College Debating Award is: Wilhelm Layton

Panther Family Award

Certificate and $200

This award is kindly donated by David and Susan Panther in appreciation of the support and education given by the College to their children. The criteria indicate that the recipient is well-behaved and committed to the educational and pastoral values of the College. This award is given to a Year 9 student.

The recipient of the Panther Family Award is: Angeline Tomy

Campion Award

Certificate and $50 voucher from Campion for 2023

This is an Encouragement Award, made to a Year 10 student who has shown consistent application and effort in their studies.

The recipient of the Campion Awards for this year is: Kade Berryman

Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program

Certificate

The Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program is an academic enrichment program. The Program offers high-achieving Year 10 students the opportunity to engage with the University of Melbourne through an extensive program of events and activities.

The recipient of this award is: Zoe Couper

The Leongatha RSL

Certificate and $100

The RSL has generously provided three encouragement awards. They aim to reward students who are applying themselves both in and outside the classroom:

The RSL Encouragement Award for Year 7: Hayley Blackshaw

The RSL Encouragement Award for Year 8: Ava McRae

The RSL Encouragement Award for Year 9: Ryelan Van Leeuwen

South Gippsland Youth Council

Certificate and $250

This award recognises outstanding student leadership at a local level.

The recipient of this award is: Tayla Atyeo-Peters

South Gippsland Bass Coast Local Learning Employment Network Award

Certificate and $200

This award recognises outstanding effort and achievement by a student in the Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning.

The South Gippsland Bass Coast Local Learning and Employment Network Award for VCAL goes to:

Year 11 - Tarkyn Walker

Year 12 - Amy Flynn

TAFE Gippsland Award

Certificate and cheque

TAFE Gippsland has recognised students for their participation in a TAFE Program. Our College has decided to support four students who excelled in their VET program.

The recipients of these awards are:

Rebekah Ray

Bella Licciardello

Laila Witteveen

Alexander Chigwidden

Australian Defence Force - Leadership and Teamwork Award

Certificate from ADF and Year 10 - $250 and Year 12 - $550

This Award acknowledges the achievements of young people who have demonstrated outstanding qualities of Leadership and Teamwork within our school and the wider community.

Today, two of our students will be recognised for their exemplary demonstration of these values, and show great promise in becoming tomorrow’s leaders.

The recipients of the Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Awards for 2023 are:

Year 10: Liam McNally

Year 12: Livinia Mandemaker

Australian Defence Force - Future Innovators Award

Certificate from ADF and Year 10 - $250 and Year 12 - $550

This Awards offered by the Australian Defence Force encourages the next generation of innovators, critical thinkers and problem solvers – bright Australian students who are succeeding in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).

The recipients of the Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Awards for 2023 are:

Year 10: Taine Lowe

Year 12: Caleb Garlick

SSV – School Sports Victoria

Engraved Medallion and Rebel Sport Voucher

This medal recognises the most outstanding student at the College who has achieved a high level academically, combined with a strong sporting contribution to the school.

The 2023 SSV Schools Award is awarded to: Luella Garlick

AMPOL Award

Medallion, Certificate and a letter of congratulations from Ampol Australia and $200

The Ampol Award is an all-rounders award recognizing students whose achievements span a number of areas including academic studies, sports, community work, conduct and leadership. Winners are characterized by their commitment to doing their best in all their pursuits, setting outstanding examples and assisting their peers and others.

The 2023 AMPOL award is awarded to: Grace Berryman

Achievers Assembly - 5 February 2024

There are four sponsored awards as well as the 2022 Academic Awards which will be awarded early next year:

Cardell’s Accountants Humanities and Social Sciences Award
Leongatha Medical Group Science and Mathematics Award
Rhonda Malone Award
College Dux

These awards will be presented at the Achievers Assembly in February 2023 along with Year 12 academic awards. We wish our Year 12 students every success for their upcoming results next week.

We thank all our sponsors for their generosity and look forward to their continuing involvement with the College.

2023 House Shield

Congratulations to Cameron House for talking out the 2023 House Shield!

Peter Noonan Memorial Award

Certificate, Plaque and $500

The Peter Noonan Award is the most prestigious award presented each year at Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College. Over the years this award has been presented to many young people of outstanding character, dedication and enthusiasm and this year is no exception.

Peter Noonan was a teacher at Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College from 1988 until his death on 9th December 1992. In keeping with the person Peter was, this award in memory of him, is given by the staff to a Year 10 student who they consider has contributed most to the academic and general growth of the College through their commitment to faith, dedication to studies, community spirit and compassion for others. Peter set a fine example to us all and the recipient of this award has also set a fine example.

The recipient of the Peter Noonan Award for 2023 is: Patrick (Patch) Wilson

(Patrick was absent and will receive his award at the Achievers Assembly in February 2024)

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