Middle School Report
Middle School Update
This term has been so busy and it’s hard to believe we are already half way through the year!
Next term the year 8 students are sampling their first electives. Our teachers are working hard developing some really exciting and engaging programs and our year 7 students will have the chance to try a new subject!
This term our year 7 students were lucky enough to visit Whittlesea Tech and participate in a ‘Lamp Design Challenge’. Over the two days students worked in pairs to design and build a lamp prototype that would inspire people between the ages of 4-11 to read. On the final day the students presented their ideas and we were very impressed with the variety of designs as well as the innovation behind some of their designs and concepts.
Middle Years Leadership would like to congratulate all the students on the wonderful semester we have had and are looking forward to the next six months. We would also like to thank the ongoing support from all the parents.
Term 2 Awards
Congratulations to the following year 7 and 8 students for their recognition in showing innovation Humanities:
7A – Reina Lay for her innovation in researching and investigating for her successful company pitch during the entrepreneur topic.
7B Haseeb Rahi for thinking outside the box in the Yr 7 Business challenge.
7C -Selena Pucakoski for thinking outside the box to work with her team and helping to come up with a creative business pitch.
7D - Aiden Colonico for inspiring those around him to reach their full potential and challenging their ideas.
7E - Prabhjot Kaur for her hard work and attention to detail during year 7 Shark Tank presentations.
7F - Amal Darrage for responding to feedback and showing leadership in the Yr7 business challenge.
8A - Cassie Butrakoski for developing a political speech that discusses innovative ways to combat animal cruelty.
8B - Sofiana Havili for her inspiring display of leadership and empathy during PassPort to Democracy.
8C -Daniel Sousa for working collaboratively to come up with engaging and new ways to convey his political party message.
8D Jovan Antony for his enthusiasm and innovation in researching and delivering his political party speech.
8E Adam Newman for creating a fully formed political campaign.
Congratulations to the following students who were recognised by their Science teachers for their ability to follow our schools workbook expectations.
7A- Mirenda Sulejman for writing down all notes both neatly and independently.
7B -Mila Apostolovska for having a perfect workbook with all information recorded neatly in the correct learning sequence.
7C -Syirah Yusoff for her use of colour to highlight important information and constant attention to detail.
7D -Vraj Patel for keeping his workbook formatted correctly with headings and information neatly written.
7E -Allana Ahluwalia for always keeping her workbook neat and taking pride in her work.
7F - Raghav Rao for always writing his notes using his own interpretation of notes rather then just copying from the board.
8A - Bhavik Gupta for writing down all notes both neatly and independently.
8B- Navreen Cheema for using her workbook as a reflection of her learning.
8C - Sienna Petrovski for ensuring her workbook is well organised and a good record of her learning.
8D -Jorgia Stojanovski for her use of headings and colour to ensure important information stands out.
8E- Tia Pucakoski for great use of colour coding her notes to make key points stand out.
