Wellbeing

Semester 2 - Behaviour Progress Reports

Approaching the mid-point of Semester 2, teaching staff will be provided the opportunity this week to provide feedback to the respective Year Coordinators on students who are consistently engaging in disrespectful behaviour and disrupting the learning environment. Those students identified on multiple occasions will be contacted and be interviewed by the respective Year Coordinators; further consequences will be determined as required. Parents/carers will be notified of the concerns raised and, if necessary, they will be given the opportunity to attend an interview in Term 4 to discuss approaches to resolve the identified concerns.

Robert Simpson

Director of Wellbeing

2022-2023 Year Ambassadors

This term, students in Years 7 to 10 engaged in the Year Ambassador Selection Process. All student nominees presented a speech at their respective Pastoral Care Periods highlighting how they intend on demonstrating service leadership to their peers. They all did a wonderful job in conveying their personal qualities and leadership goals which assisted in the decision-making process of their peers when it came to putting forward their student recommendations.

The newly selected Year Ambassadors have been entrusted with a distinct responsibility and commitment to their peers, Year Coordinator, College Leadership Team, and the entire College community. It is with great pleasure that I formally present the newly selected 2022-2023 Year Ambassadors to the St Patrick’s College Community:

Year 7	Year 8	Year 9	Year 10
Lucien Grognard	Michael Bartorilla	Marco Geronimo	Charbel Francis
Marcus Nasr	Daniel Fague	Xavier Kenniff	Anthony Karnaout
Luca Serratore	Antoine Ghosn	George Lahoud	James Kazzi
Maxwell Zanic	Christopher Mok	Jules Renel	Michael Sakr

Marcus Nasr, Luca Serratore, Maxwell Zanic, Lucien Grognard

Christopher Mok, Daniel Fague, Antoine Ghosn, Michael Bartorilla

Marco Geronimo, Xavier Kenniff, George Lahoud (Absent: Jules Renel)

Anthony Karnaout, Michael Sakr, Charbel Francis, James Kazzi

I am confident that these dedicated young men will represent their year group and College with pride and integrity. We wish the newly selected student leaders every success throughout their leadership roles in the next twelve months and look forward to seeing their positive contributions to the College community.

Leaders demonstrate confidence, tenacity, compassion and courage. The courage to think for themselves, the courage to take action and the courage to challenge.

Megan Santiago

Student Wellbeing Coordinator