Year Adviser News
Year 7 Year Adviser
Allyssia Lloyd
Hi Year 7. Ms Azzi and I hope you’re all working well online and keeping safe during lockdown. We are both so proud of the maturity and dedication you've shown in completing classwork and maintaining contact with your teachers.
A big congratulations to the following students who received an Evans Treats delivery for their efforts during remote learning; Mohammed I, Arvinder, Lilian and Adrian. Well done!
Parents and caregivers are reminded to continue contacting the school via phone or email if assistance with education is needed. Students can also directly contact their teachers on Google Classroom if they need any assistance.
We hope you and your families are doing well and we look forward to seeing you all back at school when face to face learning continues.
Year 8 Year Adviser
Gemma Hanlon
Firstly, I would like to congratulate year 8 on how well they have handled working from home for the entire term. Every week I am hearing great things from your teachers about your hard work.
Just a reminder to submit you subject selections for Year 9, 2022. You can find the link in our Year 8 Google Classroom. Also, thank you to Mr Chapman for setting up the website.
Even though you can't go anywhere, I hope you have a great two weeks break and I look forward to seeing you all next term ready to finish the year off.
Year 9 Year Adviser
Maati El Hafiane
Hi Year 9. First and foremost, I would like to congratulate all students on their efforts during remote learning in Term 3. It has been a challenging time for all students and teachers but you have worked extremely well in these unprecedented times.
Year 9 have been involved in weekly Year meetings and Feel Good Friday activities which will continue in Term 4. Ms Elliot and I look forward to seeing you all at these meetings next term. Our year group will also be taking part in the BACC program starting in Week 2 next term. This will be lead by facilitators who will provide activities to help build students' confidence, self esteem and resilience.
Ms Elliot and I hope you have a wonderful school holidays and we hope that you try out a new hobby, keep active by going for walks or home workouts and enjoy spending time with your families.
There will be good times ahead and we hope you are all keeping positive and we look forward to seeing you all when school resumes.
Year 10 Year Adviser
Rhys Murphy
As perhaps the most challenging and certainly the most unusual school term of our lives draws to a close, I would just like to extend my personal thanks to the students of Year 10. Your hard work and optimism has made what has otherwise been difficult circumstances, extremely rewarding. I would also like to again acknowledge the hard work of parents and carers in ensuring that students are accessing the work to the best of their ability.
Moving forward and into next term, we will still initially find ourselves completing our schooling in a similar manner to Term 3. I would like to remind everyone reading this to ensure that they are taking care of themselves in these difficult times, and that Evans High and its staff are there to support each and every member of our community. So please reach out if you or your child/ward is having any difficulties and we will do what we can to assist you.
Stay safe, take some time away from the screen and look after one another. Have an enjoyable break and I will catch you all next term.
Year 11 Year Adviser
Melissa Silva
Year 11 students have worked so well this term. I would like to congratulate all of you for staying motivated and coping with online learning and all its struggles. Every week I am hearing great feedback from your teachers about your efforts in each subject.
Term 4 is an exciting time for Year 11 students as they will be transitioning into Year 12, their final year of school. I am so proud of you all and can't wait to begin our final year together. We have so many things to look forward to!
Wishing you all a safe and happy holidays and looking forward to seeing you all next term.
Year 12 Year Adviser
Stephen Satmaka
As I write this, Year 12 have just finished writing their online trials, and are one step closer to their next stage of life. I’d have to say that I am beyond proud of this group, as they had to navigate around all of the restrictions under a hard lock down. They all had to go back to working remotely on their final academic term before their HSC exams. They’ve shown nothing but resilience and tenacity in getting on with their work to complete their school career in these unsure times. They’ve been exemplary in this and model the right kind of attitude and mental toughness to get on with their goals, and show the rest of the school how it’s done! Good work guys. We can do this!
Excelsior!