2022 Night of Excellence
Awards Ceremony
Staff Service Awards
5 years: Pauline Barker, Heather Dear, Kathleen Fogarty,
Karina Dienjes, Nick Heading, Shane Maloney, Meegan Triance, Colleen Wiegand
10 Years Sarah Daley, Laura Frazer, Brett Kynnersley,
Sharyn Niclasen, Patricia Quan, Youssef Tadros, Dianna Zuell
15 Years Kathy Berg, Sue Davison, Jan Cornelissen, Heath Hay, Glenn Jenner,
Antoinette Lambiase, Angela Lawson, Angus McLean,
Robyn Stephens, Stella Ramos
20 Years: Rosa Costanzo, Kirrilly Simmons, Mal Williams
25 Years: Lina Biviano, Donna Osborne, Paul Rycroft, Bronwyn Ventura
Academic Excellence Awards
Year 7
Luke Assen, Devin Bettanay, Dakota Edmonds, Henry Fitzgerald,
Joshua Fitzgerald, Lucy Gillottie, Peyton Lafite, Ryan Porteous,
Faolan Whitehead, Lily Witnish
Year 8
Rohan Agar, Shelby Cronin-Sporys, Jaime Donaldson, Megan He,
Amber Henderson, Riley Johnson, Dane MacDonald, Mischa McKay,
Luca Richmond, Lauren Williamson,
Year 9
Eve Assen, Ethan Barry, Shaun Beasley,
Rhiannon Chetty, Eli Church, Saoirse Doherty, Georgia Gikas, Poppy Gillottie, Elena Hall, Jasper Keith, Chantelle McCormack, Meisje Williams
Year 10
Emma Andrew-Low, Madeleine Fotinos, Stephanie Gikas, Olivia Hickey,
Poppy McConchie, Arav Runwal, Madison Stephens, Jaye Sun,
Kelly Ta, Matt Thomson, Brooke Thomson, Olivia Wiegand
Year 11
Isabella Baulch, Sarah Cairns, Tess Hall, Hana Park, Ebony Stuart
Commitment to Learning Awards
Year 7
Archie Bostock, Drishti Chawla, Dhiren Chawla, Divyam Chawla,
Nick Hall, Summer Maqsoodi, Odin Taranto, Abe Walkley
Year 8
Griffin Catmull, Abbey Christie, Jaidyn Freestone, Ella Gillottie,
Matilda Hall, Riley Kidd, Elisha Kinnear, Ava McCallum, Amber Penzi,
Molly Strickland, Sarah Ta, Harrison Thornbury, Cooper Whitchurch
Year 9
Troy Athanasiou, Archie Gardam, Emily Gilbert, Amity Lansbury, Eva Lubeck,
Ava Mott, Lucas Schulties, Dylan Tedford, Ken Wu
Year 10
Grace Brankovic, Michaela Cochrane, Mikayla Dindevski, Sunny Gurung,
Lockie John, Bethany Josifovski, Tanesha Lovett,
Monique Puskadija, Daniel Shuttlewood
Year 11
Kody Arnold, Briley Butler, Tiernan Casey, Phoebe Cavanough,
Jack Commandeur, Joshua Cortese, Isabella Cortese, Chloe Grioli,
Joel Lowe, Anstan Matzakof, Audrey Naumoski, Leteisha Taylor
Outstanding Contribution to School Programs
Performing Arts: William Baker
Athlete Development Program: Noah Cochrane
Contribution to Sport: Amity Lansbury and Jaidyn Freestone
Domain (Subject) Awards
Arts: Poppy McConchie
English: Eysha Denison
Food Technology: Amber Penzi
Health & PE: Meisje Williams
Humanities: Dakota Edmonds
Languages (Italian): Willow Hancock
Manual Technology: Lockie John
Mathematics: Tess Hall
Science: Matt Thomson
College Values Awards
YEAR 7
COURAGE: Drishti Chawla
ASPIRATION: Ryan Porteous
RESPECT: Isla Hunt
EQUALITY: Audrey Wilkie
YEAR 8
COURAGE: Amber Penzi
ASPIRATION: Megan He
RESPECT: Nate Porthouse
EQUALITY: Eleni Dalianis
YEAR 9
COURAGE: Jasper Keith
ASPIRATION: Meisje Williams
RESPECT: Ethan Barry
EQUALITY: Shaun Beasley
YEAR 10
COURAGE: Olivia Hickey
ASPIRATION: Lockie John
RESPECT: William Baker
EQUALITY: Jaye Sun
YEAR 11
COURAGE: Foxx Griffin
ASPIRATION: Chloe Grioli
RESPECT: Ebony Stuart
EQUALITY: Jack Commandeur
YEAR 12
COURAGE: Natasha McNicol
ASPIRATION: Evony Zuell
RESPECT: Ashley Wiegand
EQUALITY: Ella Teagle
George Upton Awards
Year 7: Odin Taranto
Year 8: Asha Catmull
Year 9: Ethan Barry
Year 10: Arwen Whitehead
Year 11: Joel Lowe
Year 12: Ella Teagle
Principals Citizen Award
Georgia Glasby
The Principal’s Citizen Award is bestowed upon the Year 12 student who demonstrates all the attributes of outstanding citizenship within the school and the wider community.
Kwong-Lee Dow Award
Olivia Wiegand
The Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars program is an academic enrichment program designed to support high achieving students moving from Year 10 into Year 11. Students who have achieved high levels of academic performance and have demonstrated evidence of leadership, active citizenship and community involvement are accepted into the program, based on a successful application completed by the student and their teachers. This is an initiative by the Australian Government designed to encourage senior students, tomorrow’s leaders, to actively participate in the life of their schools and local communities. The awards are open to all schools in Australia with students enrolled in Years 10 or 12.
The criteria incudes: Leadership, Teamwork, Values, Problem Solving, Resourcefulness, Communicator, Co-operator and Community Involvement. The program allows students the opportunity to mix with like-minded peers and future leaders. A tailored program of events and activities will support and enhance their secondary studies, inspire their career plans and provide opportunities to interact with the University of Melbourne community. In addition to this accepted for the program will get a taste of University life and access to University resources, academics and events at the Parkville campus.
2023 College Captains
Sarah Cairns
Chloe Grioli
2023 College Vice Captains
Ebony Stuart
Jack Commandeur