Student Achievements
Primary School Certificate of Merit - Term 1 in 2021
Congratulations to the following students who were awarded a Primary School Certificate of Merit for their work in Term 1
Prep
Madeleine Kennedy: for always bringing her best self to the mat and participating in her learning wonderfully.
Calliope Patmore: for her diligence in the classroom, allowing her to consistently produce a great standard of work.
Year 1
Layla Cranefield: for being a self-motivated learner who always works hard to complete tasks to the best of her ability.
Susanna Stevens: for always being a great friend to others by including her classmates in all activities.
Year 2
Seren James: for being a caring and considerate class member who enjoys learning, demonstrates grit and produces work of a high standard across all curriculum areas.
Bryer Pringle: for working diligently in all curriculum areas and for being a friendly and cheerful member of Year 2.
Year 3
Matilda Ghedini: for her determined pursuit of understanding with her use of good, sensible questions.
Alyssa Groenewoud: for exceptional academic performance in Mathematics and Science.
Year 4
Neave Riches: for her diligence and excellent work habits and her obliging and willing attitude.
Penelope Villanueva: for her focus and stamina in academic challenges and her care of her classmates.
Year 5 Navy
Mia Cairns: for her dedication, enthusiasm and considered approach to all her learning and unconditional care and support of her peers.
Lily Cherry: for working exceptionally hard and showing tremendous grit and determination in all her learning.
Year 5 White
Eve Gerard: for showing a wonderful work ethic and willingness to give their best efforts to their studies.
Ruby Sullivan: for showing a wonderful work ethic and willingness to give her best efforts to her studies.
Year 6 Navy
Matilda Forrest: for high academic standard and implementation of feedback to improve across all learning areas.
Scarlett Webb: for persistence and conscientious effort to achieve impressive growth in Mathematics.
Year 6 White
Ines Gadon: for extending herself to produce work of an excellent standard in all areas of the curriculum, particularly in written assessments.
Ireland Palmer: for outstanding, positive efforts in all aspects of College life: academic study, restorative leadership, and extracurricular activities.
Congratulations to Year 7 student, Isobel Mitchell, who was chosen to represent the Tasmanian Football Umpires Association at last weekend's Community Umpiring Round. Isobel attended the AFL game between North Melbourne and Melbourne at Blundstone Arena.
Isobel was given the opportunity to meet AFL umpires, walk onto the ground with them at the start of the game and quiz them on all things relating to umpiring a football game.
Congratulations to Year 9 student Maggie Campbell, who spent her school holidays travelling around the country dancing.
Her first trip was to Western Australia for the WA State Highland Dancing Championships and placed 5th overall in her age group. This was the first championship in close to 18 months, so all dancers were keen to see one another and catch up.
Next it was onto the Gold Coast for the National Highland Dancing Championships where Maggie won her sections against dancers from all over the country.
Rostrum Voice of Youth
Five secondary students represented the College on Saturday 1 May in the Rostrum Voice of Youth public speaking competition.
The competition involves students writing and presenting a 6-minute prepared speech, followed by a 3-minute short notice speech on a topic provided 15 minutes prior to them having to present.
This competition is an excellent opportunity for students to develop their confidence in speaking in front of a live audience.
Congratulations to Aaliyah Onwuegbuzie, Imogen Mulder, Sophie Aylett, Emma Sullivan and Aimee Stacey who all demonstrated their excellent speech writing and delivery skills at the Southern Regional Final.