Celebrating Achievement
Star Students
| Benny Carr | Working hard on letter formation |
| Hayden Traynor | Effort in all classwork |
| Aria Barton | Working hard on letter formation |
| Evie Howlett | Working hard on letter formation |
| Lily Baddock | For improving her writing skills to allow her to add more interesting details |
| Louis Nash | For becoming a superstar reader during term 1! |
| Toby Steenbergen | For contributing more to group discussions |
| Olivia Friend | For working hard to improve in Maths |
| Toby Merriman | For improving his reading and writing skills |
| Dustie Penrose | For working hard to improve in all areas of her learning |
| Rhyder Trotter | For excellent leadership at soccer. |
| Neihana Karetai | For consistently working hard in Numeracy lessons |
| Scarlett Carney | For always trying her best |
| Tyson Karaitiana-Halls | For demonstrating exceptional creative thinking and a remarkable level of resilience in exploring new concepts. |
| Alice Apps | For consistently giving her best effort in all activities and leading her classmates with empathy during group tasks. |
| Will Griffin | For his increasing ability to seek feedback in the classroom and share his thinking during class discussions. |
| Hank McCauley-Collins | For showing amazing participation and enthusiasm during the tennis excursion. |
| Chester Flay | For showing amazing participation and enthusiasm during the tennis excursion. |
| Oliver Eastham-Ward | For showing amazing participation and enthusiasm during the tennis excursion. |
Reading Awards
| Olivia Friend |
| Alli Gabriel |
| Zac Healey |
| Polly Castleden |
| Lachie Gledhill |
| Tully Gledhill |
| Rylan Tiller |
| Louis Nash |
Aspire Awards
| Joyce Hawley |
| Alice Apps |
| Joe Reid |
| William Cross |
| Edie Wines |
| Maddyn Trotter |
Bronze Awards
| Dakota Woodward |
| Arlo Apps |
| Hayden Traynor |
| Regan Tiller |
| Olivia Friend |
| Oliver Young |
| Huntah Pringle |
| Toby Carr |
| Abigail McDonald |
| Charlotte Mayne |
| Rhyder Trotter |
Principals Award
| Addilynne Baddock |
Cross Country
Junior Girl Age Champion - Grace Crawford
Junior Girl Runner Up - Sophie Armour
Junior Boy Age Champion - Chase Roberts
Junior Boy Runner Up - Oakley Bennett
11 yrs Girl Age Champion - Alice Apps
11 yrs Girl Runner Up - Tahani Riley
11 yrs Boy Age Champion - Digby Merriman
11 yrs Boy Runner Up - Patrick Smith
12 years Girl Age Champion - Edie Wines
12 years Girl Runner Up - Joyce Hawley
12 years Boy Age Champion - Will Cross
12 years Boy Runner Up - Deon Nicholas
District Cross Country
On Friday, Boorowa Central School hosted the Cowra District Cross Country Carnival, providing an exciting opportunity for our students who qualified to represent Boorowa from our recent whole-school carnival. The event was a resounding success, showcasing the dedication and talent of our young athletes.
We are incredibly proud of all participants, who demonstrated exemplary behaviour and effort throughout the day. Each athlete represented Boorowa Central School with pride - well done!
We are delighted to announce that Oakley qualified in the 8/9 years boys category, Harper in the 10 years girls category, Digby in the 11 years boys category, and Edie in the 12/13 years girls category. Congratulations to these students for their remarkable achievements! They have earned the right to compete in the Western Region Cross Country Carnival, representing the Cowra District PSSA, which will take place at Gosling Creek on the 11th of June. This is a significant accomplishment, and we look forward to supporting them as they prepare for this exciting event.
As we celebrate the achievements of our athletes, we also want to acknowledge the encouragement from our teachers, families, and peers that played a vital role in their success. A huge thankyou to Boorowa Central School P & C for coordinating the canteen, and parents who volunteered in other roles. Credit must also go to the secondary teachers, Mrs Cosgrove; Miss Bromfield; and Miss Moorby; who assisted in the coordination of the day, with assistance from some secondary student volunteers.
Overall, it was a successful day, and best of luck to those students who qualified for the next level of competition.
