Middle School News

Middle School Awards

Congratulations to the following students on receiving a Middle School Semester 1 Award

Sophie Kennedy, Caitlin Chiupka, Kirrilly Noble, Ivy Kellam, Vista Ghalehbeigi, Leila Campbell-Radar, Adam Lakey, Zhichao Yang, Zara Ricardo, Niamh Henry, Harper Yule, Madeline Zelinka, Bethany Cadusch, Jia Rebello, Ella Roberts, Ryan Fraser, Beth Cairns-Cowan, Dean Palma, Audrey Jacques, Nyx Hovrell, Natalie Wu, Patrick Mehan, Annabella Madden, Tiglath Chibo, Luke Whitby, Jane Hand, Ethan Hao, Chloe Guo, Kayla Brewerton, Ainsley Holmes, Daisy Millen, Benjamin Wilson, Charlotte Crewther, Xavier Phillips, Abbie Allen, Scout Miller, Matthew Wills, Mete Alson, Christina Hu, Gabrielle Shortis, Audrey Young, Gemma Russo, Samuel McKay, Lily Jensen, Celena King, Abbey Leone, Alexandra Suckling, Paris Testolin, Bianca Pelgrim, Sarina Shetty, Ryan Hansford, Lily Romanes, Emi McCrohan, Chriss Arvanitakis, Sofia Walton, Lachlan Draper, Gulliver Masters, Alba Nolan, Tahlia White, Saanvi Joshi, Olivia Lord, Daniel Webb, Zara Burns, Emily Aas, Maya Rackley, Jonah Diprose, Leon Xu, Samual Prasa, Robin Xiong, Jai Intherarasa, Lucas Cheale, Amelie Buszard-Bonaccorso, Mika McCrohan, Ruby Quick, Nishi De Alwis, Shayan Choudhury, Shinjoon Park, Livinia Armstrong, Ratnayake Mudiyansel Ratnayake, Maverick Chau, Vu Chau Anh Nguyen , Huw Warrillow, Anthony Buenaobra, Elisa De Luca, Dante Canales, Adele Harris, Kaylee Selwood, Matilda Edwards, Isla Elliot, Jade Dodgson, Juliette Binder, Amaya Cadusch, Tara Russo, Jesslyn Ireland, Raga Neela, Yue Ju, Jessica Partington, Jade Iddon, Sashaka Welungoda, Diviya Mahto, Donald Welch, Sophie Bird, Saskia Auguste, Sahil Mittal, Bianca Leach, Zoe Bastian, Claudia La Civita, Nancy Sun, Evie Palmer, Emily Richards, Miriam Mangan, Hannah Abbott, Molly Symons, Chloe Evans, Grace Tennakoon, Lutz Stevens, Yuna Eom, William Coulson-Bour 

Bringing Books to Life - Feast of Fictional Favourites

Last Wednesday evening, the Year 7 Enhanced English class ran an event called the ‘Feast of Fictional Favourites’. Throughout the unit, students completed a range of tasks based on a book of their choosing. On the night, we had to dress up as one of the characters from our books as well perform in role and be that character. We created ‘giveaways’ to give to the parents as well as questions for the parents to ask. We really enjoyed the experience because it was super interactive for guests to ask us questions about our book. It was a different experience to unpacking the texts in class but it was very engaging and allowed us to be creative. Everyone’s confidence grew amazingly. It was fun talking to others –  7C English class.

It was a very interesting event where we talked about our books – Roahn 

This experience was fun and interactive. I loved doing the activities in class and was overall a wonderful experience – Olivia 

It was a very meaningful experience, and it is certainly something I will remember for many years to come – Sehaj 

I found the night amazing, and it was an extraordinary experience. It was really fun dressing up as your character and acting like you were actually them. The Feast of Fictional Favourites event is one I know I will never forget – Thinuli