Dear Parents, Caregivers and Friends of St Clare’s

I hope your loved ones are safe and well.

Today we celebrated the Feast Day of St Clare:  a person who has, for over 500 years, been acknowledged for her faith, moral courage and service to others.  My thanks to our Parish Priests Fr Peter Street, Fr Keven Corrigan, Fr Terry Horne and Deacon Vince Ryan for their leadership, Ministry Coordinator Jason Koenig for his work in preparing the celebration, along with Music Teacher Amanda Brooks and the music students who added much depth to our community gathering.  Thanks also to Assistant Principal Phil Gibney for his oversight of the event.  Lastly, I thank our students for their support and participation in our first whole school mass for a significant period of time.

A little further into the newsletter, you will find reference to St Clare’s Bring Your Own Device purchase scheme.  For the second year, we have made arrangements with an online company to allow members of the St Clare’s community to purchase computers that comply with our BYOD minimum standards.  Anyone in the school community can buy from the site and it offers a wonderful opportunity for those who do not have the confidence or time to “shop around” for a device to purchase a laptop from a reputable supplier.

The newsletter contains a long list of students who have shown a strong commitment to their studies and have been rewarded for their diligence and sustained effort.  I congratulate all award recipients and thank them, their teachers and parents for the support all have given to our young people as they have studied and learnt across the year.

Over the past few days, I have asked a number of students to identify the attributes of a good friend.  With a few minor variations, the consensus has been that:

1. A good friend is respectful and doesn’t use putdowns in the relationship
2. A good friend is trustworthy
3. A good friend “has your back”
4. A good friend is fun to be around

As identified, the attributes of a good friend reflect the values of St Clare’s Vision & Mission and our commitment to Catholic social teaching, where kindness, respect for life and joy in the gifts that God has given each of us use are nurtured and enjoyed by all in the community.

Thank you to all for your continued support of St Clare’s and the young people in our care.

God Bless

Peter Nicholls
Principal

St Clare’s is a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) school, where students attending are expected to have a laptop with them each day.  This device needs to be charged and fully functional to assist the school in providing the best learning outcomes for your child.

Over a student’s time at St Clare’s, it is expected that a device suited to junior school (Years 7-9) would initially be purchased and then an upgraded device, more suited to a child’s elective choices, would be purchased for senior Years (10-12).

For many parents, purchasing a laptop is a daunting task with the industry full of jargon and quickly changing technologies.  To assist parents/guardians, the school provides a list of minimum specifications each year.

The school has entered a partnership with a provider who offers high quality commercial grade devices backed by three-year next Business Day Warranty (including battery) and accidental damage insurance (ADP) covering three (3) claims at no excess over the 3-year contract.

Representatives of the Diocesan IT team and St Clare’s IT Team investigated numerous devices and chose devices to offer which proved the best overall product in terms of cost, serviceability, features, and support.  This takes a high degree of anguish away from parents in the purchase of a laptop.

This company offers payment plans and payment schedules to suit families of varying incomes.

The link below will take you to a portal where you can investigate the offers being made for 2023.

The portal will allow for orders over the next few weeks with delivery in the first week of school 2023, allowing the payments to be spread.

Whilst this scheme is not compulsory, the quality and peace of mind this scheme offers has been noted and this has assisted teachers in best servicing your child’s needs.

Phillip Carney
Director of Digital Innovation and Learning (DIAL)

Mass Times

Forster-Tuncurry Catholic Parish

Our current Mass times are Saturday 5 pm, Sunday 8 am and 10 am.

To join our 8am Sunday Mass live stream, please send us your email address to receive the link.

Further updates can be viewed on the Forster-Tuncurry Parish Website:

Taree Catholic Parish

Saturday, 27 August

4:00 pm – Reconciliation & Rosary at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Wingham
4:45 pm - Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Wingham
6:15 pm - Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Taree

Sunday, 28 August
22^nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:00 am - Old Bar Rosary
7:30 am – SCAE at Our Lady of Fatima Church Old Bar
7:30 am –Mass at Harrington
9:30 am - Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Taree – Taree Youth Mass

Parishes of Taree & Wingham Weekend Masses

Every Saturday at 4:45 pm - Wingham Mass
Every Saturday at 6:15 pm - Taree Mass
Every Sunday at 9:30 am - Taree Mass
1^st and 3^rd Sunday at 7:30 am - Old Bar Mass
2^nd Sunday at 7:30 am - Lansdowne Mass
4^th and 5^th Sunday at 7:30 am - Harrington Mass

Further updates can be viewed on the Taree Parish Website: 

Year 9 and 10 History students from St Clare’s tested their historical skills and knowledge against students from all around Australia in the 2022 Australian History Competition.  Congratulations to all our young historians who performed very well in the Competition this year with two high distinctions, three distinctions, one credit and one participation award.

Congratulations to all students who participated in the Competition.  It was great to see you all challenge yourselves and succeed in a subject that you are passionate about.

Back Row:  Alexander Saville & Leo Small
Front Row:  Quinlan Collins, Trinity Waterhouse & Aiden Collison
Absent:  Jade Coe & Connor Stace

Mrs Thomas
Leader of Learning HSIE/LOTE

On 31 July the first post-COVID Snow Trip set off for Canberra with 80 excited students and 8 dedicated staff on board.

After the usual exciting six-hour bus trip, we arrived at Gold Creek for dinner and then headed off to Questacon.  Here students got to experience hands-on the many amazing Scientific facts and experiments housed there before heading back to the motel for a well-earned rest.

The next day the group headed to the War Memorial, Museum of Democracy and Parliament House, where they met with the local member David Gillespie before taking part in a tour through the various sections of the building.  After a quick tour of the Embassies, it was time to head to Cooma.

Once kitted up, students were ready to tackle the slopes.  The day began with a 5:30 am wake up call, a quick brekky and a pep talk from Mr Carney.  When the students arrived at Smiggins they were treated to an absolutely cracking day of clear skies and amazing conditions.  Much adventure was had and we were all really proud of the positive attitude shown by all as many attempted skiing for the very first time.

Unfortunately, the second day of skiing saw deteriorating conditions.  Many choose to head over to Blue Cow on the underground train and enjoy a hot chocolate, chips and gravy at the top of the mountain.  Those who stayed endured challenging conditions to persevere with another day on the slopes.  Sadly, at around lunchtime we were ordered off the mountain as the blizzard like conditions intensified.

That evening the police gave the instruction to not head up the mountain for the final day of skiing.  After some brainstorming from our dedicated staff, we came up with an alternative plan and the final day was spent at the movies in Canberra and shopping.

I would like to congratulate Year 9 for their positive attitude and the flexibility they showed when things did not go according to the schedule.  Overall they learned the importance of stepping outside their comfort zone… to find the magic.

Thank you so much to Mr Hanlon, Mr Laurent, Mr Hobbes, Mrs Laurie, Ms Campbell- Ellis, Mrs Huett… and of course the amazing Mr Carney for making this trip happen.  I really appreciate the amount of time and commitment associated with this trip.

Marian Parvin
Wellbeing Mentor

On Tuesday, 23 August we were fortunate to have artist Josh Wood, a Biripi man and former St Clare's student host a workshop that was enjoyable and informative.  Students worked hard to produce colourful paintings conveying the life and personal background of the individual student.

The group enjoyed this two-hour glimpse of a cultural experience.

Sandy Basile, Kathy Kratz & Robin Davies
Aboriginal Education Team

This week we celebrated Book Week for the first time in a while.  This year's Book Week featured the first Australian School Library Day on Wednesday.  To celebrate this day and Book Week, the students of St Clare’s participated in the Book Character Dress Up Day.  Many students dressed up as characters from their favourite books.  At Lunchtime in the Hall those students who wished to, participated in the Character Costume display.  There were some great costumes, and the judging was tough.  There were three main prize winners taking away a $50 gift card each and a number of runners up prizes of Canteen vouchers.

Thank you to all the students and teachers who participated in the day, and I look forward to doing it all again next year.  

Happy reading
Jeremy Hobbes
Librarian 

2022 Year 11 Yearly

Preliminary Course Examination Timetable

Please Note:

1. Catch-ups will be done on the first day of your return in order of exam roster, you may also be requested to complete two exams in one day if you have missed more than one exam;
2. You may receive a zero mark if you do not follow this guideline;
3. All exams are conducted in Room 106 unless otherwise stated;
4. You must be present at Room 106 15 mins prior to exam starting; and
5. All examinations have five minutes reading time unless specified.

Martin Luther King once said “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?”  The community of St Clare’s participates in many activities within the wider community and one such activity is the involvement of Year 10 students in the Community Kitchen.  Students, Amy Rowell, Oliver Mitchell, Phoebe Hinchliffe and Jade Coe along with Mrs Ryan, volunteered at the Community Kitchen last week.  They experienced what is involved in serving 67 meals to people in need.  As well as preparing and serving meals, they also had an opportunity to give additional food to families in need.

Oliver Mitchell, Amy Rowell, Phoebe Hinchliffe, Jade Coe & Mrs Ryan

Oliver is to be commended on his creative culinary skills and it was pleasing to see Amy, Phoebe and Jade through their pleasant and caring natures, together with their friendly smiles, make the people coming to the kitchen feel at ease.  One gentleman said “You have made my day.”  Thank you Mrs Ryan and students, I look forward each month to sharing a rewarding experience with the St Clare’s community.

Carol Healey
Community Kitchen Volunteer

Are you in Years 7 - 10 and passionate about art?
The Canal to Creek Prize is for you!

To celebrate the Transurban Public Art Program, high school students in Years 7 through to 10 are invited to create their own artwork.

The theme for the Canal to Creek Prize is 'Connections'.  We want you to consider connections to earth, culture, history, movement and environment.  There is over $15,000 in prizes to be won!

• Entries close on 4 November 2022
• Winners will be announced on 30 January 2023

The theme for this year is ‘connections’.  You are encouraged to consider connections to earth, culture, history, movement and environment when creating your masterpiece.

So if you are creative and interested in submitting one of your artworks in this prize, either speak to your Visual Arts teacher or see Mrs Huett in the staffroom recess or lunch for further details.

Mrs Rebecca Huett
Leader of Learning Creative Arts

The RSL and Schools Remember ANZAC Commemoration was first held in 1953, co-hosted by RSL NSW and the Department of Education.  Over the years the service has expanded to Catholic Schools NSW and the Association of Independent Schools NSW.

Proceedings, held at the Anzac Memorial Hyde Park in April each year, are delivered entirely by school students including the Master of Ceremonies, keynote address, readings, and musical accompaniment.  The Service also includes an Inspection of the Guard by the official party, The Ode, The Last Post, and Rouse.

The service aims to educate primary and secondary school students about Australia’s military history, whilst paying respect to the service and sacrifice of servicemen and women of the Australian Defence Force.

To mark the 70^th Anniversary of this service RSL NSW, the Department of Education, Catholic Schools NSW and the Association of Independent Schools NSW are launching an art competition to NSW school students.  Two artworks will be selected for the cover of the 2023 service program.

All finalists’ artwork will be displayed at the Anzac Memorial and included in the program.

The Order of Service or program historically has had an image on the front cover on a rotation system. These images have included poppies, Cobbers sculpture at Australian Memorial Park in Fromelles and the ANZACs statue in Gallipoli. 

More information including the guidelines, how to submit artwork, judging and FAQs can be collected from Mrs Huett in the Staffroom at recess or lunch.

The competition closes on Friday, 16 September.

Rebecca Huett
Leader of Learning Creative Arts

Careers Corner

I hope that everyone is safe and well.  There is quite a bit of information in this edition of Careers Corner.

Year 12 – keep your heads up and take things one step at a time.  There is once again a huge amount of information about post-school pathways available.

Please keep checking your emails for apprenticeship/traineeship information, job vacancies and university information. I will be placing everything in our OneNote as well.

Holly Hambilton (ex-student) from Mid Coast Connect came in last Friday and will be coming in for the next two Fridays to go through the registration process for school leavers who are not thinking about a university pathway post-school.  Mid Coast Connect have an excellent school leaver support program and she will be talking about this.

If you are thinking about a University pathway, please register with UAC ($73 before the end of September, $200 after this time).  Please apply for as many Early Entry pathways as possible – the information is on each University website.  When you register on UAC, please apply for SRS as well.  There are several categories of EAS (Education Advantage Scheme) so you may qualify for one or more of these.  Come and see me to find out more or get some help.

Scholarships are beginning to open up for various universities, so please keep checking each university website.

Some of the major ones available are:

• Newcastle University – Ma and Morley
• Sydney University – E12
• UNSW – University Co-op Scholarship
• ANU – Tuckwell Scholarship 

There are thousands of dollars’ worth of scholarships which are not taken each year.  Apply! Apply! Apply!  This can be done as soon as they open up – once again, keep checking the websites!

The latest information from the CAA is as follows:

Course Changes & New Courses

University of Newcastle The University of Newcastle is thrilled to advise that the Bachelor of Biomedicine/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) will be offered at the Central Coast Clinical School, at the Gosford Campus in Semester 1, 2023. For Early Entry Law Scheme info, visit:

For degree info, visit:

Courses & Workshops for Students

UCAT NIE 12 Oct 2022 - UCAT, Interviews, Pathways into Medicine/Dentistry. NIE presenting a FREE webinar about UCAT, interviews, and pathways into medicine and dentistry. This is NOT an advertising seminar. The session is packed with invaluable information. Registration link:

Australian Academy of Beauty Dermal and Laser RTO 90094 For all aspiring Beauty therapist. Start your career in Beauty makeup Laser and learning Spa management. Courses commence every 3 months and run full time or Part time or through blended learning. Register for an Information sessions at one of the 3 Sydney locations below:

BiG Day In Newcastle - 26 October 2022 BiG Day In IT Careers Conference for students Yrs 9-12 @ University of Newcastle on 26 October 2022 – Speakers incl. Defence Force Recruiting, nib, Mudbath, WiseTech Global, TCS, Westpac & more talking about their careers & the future of technology. Loads of cool exhibitors. Tickets $10 for students

Coastal OHS Services White Card training on campus in NSW. SafeWork NSW approved. Highly experienced trainers who know how to keep your students engaged and teach them how to stay safe in the workplace. Call on 02 43823055 or email info@coastalohs.com.

The Lemon Car teaches students how to carry out a Vehicle Inspection [[TLI0002]] Accredited Course so they buy roadworthy cars. The session is for year 10 & 11 students. Call Mark on 0444528409 or email mark@thelemoncar.com.au.

MedEntry UCAT Prep 2 Pieces of Medical Interview Success Puzzle Medical Interview Strategy Day. Learn the strategies needed to succeed in a day long session with Dr Ray, Consultant Gastroenterologist with 20 years’ experience in medical interview training. Dates: 5, 11, 20 Nov, 8 December. Tailored Mock Interview: Practice with a full length, university-specific mock interview, and receive feedback.

TAFE NSW Schools Launchpad Schools Launchpad courses are a different way to think about school with a range of exciting virtually delivered TVET courses to help your students discover a passion or a career. Senior high school students can get a head start on their dream career with one of 20 courses that count towards their HSC and ATAR (upon successful completion) in 2023.

Charles Sturt University Open Day 2022 has kicked off! The team were abuzz after the last two weekend's Open Day at Charles Sturt. No questions were left unanswered – CSU covered it all! Accommodation, scholarships, course information and, of course, the typical Open Day festivities! Find your closest Charles Sturt campus and book:

Productivity Bootcamp is a free 8-week program arming young people (16+) with the skills and work ethic they need to become productive employees. Applications are now open for the next three teams commencing in September! Nowra - 5th September 2022 Campbelltown - 19th September 2022 Penrith/Quakers Hill - 21st September 2022 Call 0419 511 565 or email info@productivitybootcamp.com.au to apply!

Internationally Educated is offering an online ACT practice test for students in years 9-11 on Saturday 17 September at 9am. Registration is required and further details can be found at

The practice exam includes a personal score report and a score review session with a test prep expert.

UCAT NIE Attention medical and dental school applicants! An intensive Medical Interviews Preparation Workshop for students who received or expecting to receive an interview offer for the Undergraduate Medical and Dental Schools in Australia and New Zealand.

UCAT NIE UCAT Preparation Workshop (on-line) Attention Years 10 and 11: Head-start or continue UCAT Preparation! 9 Oct 2022 - LIVE ONLINE INTERACTIVE 25 January 2023 - In Sydney (Chatswood) To register:

TEL (02) 4367 0404 / MOB: 0412 439 115  / MOB: 0404 197 178 / enquiries@nie.edu.au.

Startups @ Schools Workshops by UTS (Syd Metro) & UoN (Hunter/Central Coast) Free 30-60min workshops for year 9-10 students that inspire interest in entrepreneurship. Held at your school (Syd Metro, Hunter, Central Coast) OR at UTS or Uni of Newcastle. UTS intro Entrepreneurship foundations and showcase student/community founders and their entrepreneurial experiences. Fill out this online form uts.ac/startupsatschooleoi or email aaron.ngan@uts.edu.au.

Stride Learning -J2S Training RTO code 90940 RSA/RCG OR BARISTA COURSES FOR YOUR STUDENTS-FULLY FUNDED . (Sept/Oct Holidays) Smart and Skilled funded courses in RSA/RCG OR Barista. Very limited places don't miss out click this link

to register your expression of interest (no commitment) or ph. Hank on 0409 276 224.

Information Session for Students & Parents

Bedford College Every day is Open Day at Bedford College! Call on 1300 174 174 or you can book through the website to set up a Campus Tour!

AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF BEAUTY DERMAL AND LASER RTO 90094 Weekly Information Evenings held at the 3 Sydney locations on Wednesday evenings at 7pm. Please register below to come for a tour and to hear all about your career opportunities studying Beauty Therapy Dermal and Laser.

The Women's College within The University of Sydney Learn how students are supported through their university studies with academic support while enjoying many cultural, sporting, and social activities at college on campus. Join Women's Online Evening, Tuesday 23 Aug, 5.30pm-6.30pm or Open Day, Sat 27 Aug, 10am - 3pm. Register here

ACAP Online information session (Discover ACAP). Join one of these sessions to hear about courses in coaching, counselling, criminology, management, psychology, or social work. Register at:

Engineers Australia New! QUICK CHATS – 7 Undergrads, 7 Engineers, 7 Mins!!  For Year 9-12, Parents & Teachers - series starts 30 August. Student-led live video chat sessions from 5 - 6.15pm every 2nd Tuesday. What ‘type’ of Engineer do you want to be? Which University? Deep dives into Civil, Mechanical, Electrical etc. The Future, Happening Now! EOI

Sydney Actors School and Sydney Film School You're invited to attend the Open Houses at Waterloo Studios, Sydney. Tour the state-of-the-art Film & TV studio and learn why Sydney Actors School and Sydney Film School offer the most practical, hands on accredited programs in Australia. To register, please click on the following link:

TAFE NSW Launch your Career in Auto & EV: Friday, 16 September, 10.00am – 10.45am Join as TAFE take a deeper dive into the rapidly changing automotive technology and electric vehicle industry as the world races to lower greenhouse gas emissions. Help skill the next generation and provide them with insights into careers using electric/hybrid technology, 5G integration and more.

The University of Notre Dame Australia The University of Notre Dame Undergraduate Information Session - Liverpool The University of Notre Dame Australia is holding an undergraduate information session at All Saints Catholic College, Liverpool Campus on Wednesday 31 August at 6 pm. This is an excellent opportunity for parents and students in Years 10-12 to learn about studying with The University of Notre Dame. Register:

The University of Notre Dame Australia Notre Dame University Australia is holding its annual Open Day on the Wednesday the 27th of August from 10 am – 3 pm. Join the university for an exciting day packed with opportunities for you to chat to the academics and current students about your study options and university life, participate in the prize draw and join campus tours! Register:

UCAT NIE 12 Oct 2022 - UCAT, Interviews, Pathways into Medicine/Dentistry.NIE presenting a FREE webinar about UCAT, interviews, and pathways into medicine and dentistry. This is NOT an advertising seminar. The session is packed with invaluable information. Registration link:

Job & Work Experience for Students

Grandshake Job Opportunity!!! | Partnership Manager | Hello, Career and Talent Leaders. Grandshake are inviting you to join on a growth journey - Grandshake are a rapidly maturing Brisbane-based SkillsTech company. Join and be part of a values-driven workplace that empowers people. Apply at:

Australian Academy of Beauty dermal and Laser RTO 90094 Work Experience available for all aspiring Beauty Therapists at our 3 Sydney Beauty colleges. Offering students, the opportunity to get hands on and enjoy a week of learning about what it is like being a Beauty therapist, makeup artist, Laser and Dermal specialist. Email: olivia@aabt.com.au to book your place today.

Code Camp Now hiring responsible and fun Year 11 and 12 students who want to work in the school holidays. Code Camp run fun tech-based school holiday programs for kids aged 5-13. No experience needed! Email the recruitment team at staff@codecamp.com.au with your name, DOB, why you are interested in this role and achievements that you are proud of and Code camp will be in touch!

AFL SportsReady HELP IMPROVE EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES FOR YOUR FIRST NATION STUDENTS AFL SportsReady in partnership with the Commonwealth Bank, is currently recruiting several school-based traineeships for First Nation students who are going into year 11 in 2023, who are looking to pursue a career in banking/customer service. For more details:

Resources for Students

AATIS Save and find Australian Apprenticeships information easily by creating a new My Pathways Hub Account on AAPathways. The My Pathways Hub is great for use with students & job hunters to record their journey exploring different career pathways and is the perfect resource to save job and training descriptions in one place. Visit:

CareerHQ Are you looking for a resource that helps prepare your students for conversations around preferences and subject selection? The CareerHQ Compass is here to help. In one lesson this online career tool will engage your students in constructing their own careers shortlist while exploring their interests and skills. Register for your free site at:

Scholarships, Early Entry, Alternative Pathways

Charles Sturt University Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program final 2022 round the final round for the Charles Sturt Advantage is open. Thousands of offers have been received by some very excited Year 12 students already. Students can apply by 4 September 2022 and receive an offer by late September. For more info:

Western Sydney University Western recognises all students’ potential and offers a range of alternative entry pathways which consider additional factors besides academic results. Learn more about Music Audition, Industrial Design and Visual Communications Interviews here:

Western Sydney University Western offers $25 million in scholarships every year through a wide variety of scholarships recognising academic excellence, community involvement and leadership skills. Scholarships are also available for motivated students experiencing disadvantage. Find out more:

Western Sydney University Western welcomes serving, exiting and reservist ADF personnel. As part of Western’s commitment to equity and diversity, these students are offered bonus points that recognise their service and unique skills, and a range of services to support their experience and academic success

Year 10 should have made subject choices for 2023 this week via Compass.  As soon as this has been completed, the students will need to print a copy, get it signed by a parent or caregiver, bring it into school and place it in the box on Mrs Avery’s desk in her office.

There are many different subjects on offer and some of these include VET subjects.

We offer three VET courses at St Clare’s at the moment, and these are Construction, Hospitality and Sports Coaching. We have been very fortunate especially with Construction to end up with several fulltime apprenticeships after the students have completed their compulsory Work Placement.  I have been sent the following regarding VET in Years 11 and 12.

Some interesting information about VET in Years 11 and 12

If you are thinking about Work Experience, please come and get the paperwork from me.

Stay safe and well.

Karen McCann
Careers/VET Adviser

Year 7 Semester I Awards – 2022

Aidan Armitage
3^RD IN 7-5 GEOGRAPHY
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Lasey Baggins-Cupitt
EQUAL 1^ST IN 7-1 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Amalin Baijush
1^ST IN 7-1 GEOGRAPHY
EQUAL 2^ND IN YEAR 7 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
3^RD IN YEAR 7 MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Emily Boere
3^RD IN 7-3 VISUAL ARTS
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Isla Brown
2^ND IN 7-5 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Taylor Brown
EQUAL 2^ND IN 7-4 MUSIC
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Noah Buckland
EQUAL 3^RD IN 7-1 VISUAL ARTS

Matthew Clements
3^RD IN 7-6 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Oliver Collins
1^ST IN YEAR 7 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
1^ST IN 7-6 MUSIC
2^ND IN YEAR 7 MATHEMATICS
EQUAL 2^ND IN 7-1 GEOGRAPHY
3^RD IN YEAR 7 ENGLISH

Charlotte Cooper
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Koby Corcoran
3^RD IN 7-6 MUSIC
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Marla Coulton-Donnelly
MERIT IN 7-5 VISUAL ARTS

Pyper Cross
2^ND IN YEAR 7 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
3^RD IN 7-4 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Thomas Davy
3^RD IN 7-2 HISTORY
3^RD IN 7-2 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Taylor Deal Tewake
EQUAL 3^RD IN 7-1 VISUAL ARTS

Byron Donegan
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Riley Donovan
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Cameron Ford
EQUAL 1^ST IN 7-2 MUSIC
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Mya Ford
MERIT IN 7-3 VISUAL ARTS

Bailey Furze
2^ND IN 7-1 VISUAL ARTS
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Callie Gillard
3^RD IN YEAR 7 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Alice Godfrey
1^ST IN YEAR 7 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1^ST IN 7-4 MUSIC
2^ND IN 7-4 HISTORY
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Brady Gogerly
EQUAL 2^ND IN 7-4 MUSIC

Sofia Gonzalez
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Jake Guppy
EQUAL 2^ND IN 7-3 GEOGRAPHY
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Madison Guymer
MERIT IN 7-3 VISUAL ARTS

Georgia Hartley
1^ST IN 7-3 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
2^ND IN 7-3 VISUAL ARTS
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Katherine Heiss-Mcneill
1^ST IN YEAR 7 SCIENCE
EQUAL 1^ST IN 7-5 VISUAL ARTS
2^ND IN 7-5 GEOGRAPHY
EQUAL 3^RD IN 7-5 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Lucinda Heiss-Mcneill
1^ST IN 7-5 GEOGRAPHY
EQUAL 1^ST IN 7-5 VISUAL ARTS
2^ND IN YEAR 7 SCIENCE
EQUAL 3^RD IN 7-5 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Lee Hinchliffe
MERIT IN 7-5 VISUAL ARTS

Toby Holley
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Annabelle Johnson
2^ND IN 7-2 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN 7-2 MUSIC

Hamish Kemp
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Riley Kinkade
EQUAL 2^ND IN 7-3 GEOGRAPHY
3^RD IN 7-3 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Lin Zhao LimSchneider
1^ST IN YEAR 7 ENGLISH
1^ST IN YEAR 7 MATHEMATICS
1^ST IN 7-3 GEOGRAPHY
1^ST IN 7-3 VISUAL ARTS
2^ND IN 7-3 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
3^RD IN YEAR 7 SCIENCE
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Ava Lohse
EQUAL 2^ND IN 7-4 MUSIC
3^RD IN 7-4 HISTORY

Alondra Martinez-Leeson
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Sione Masterantonio
1^ST IN 7-4 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Kirsty-Lee Merrick
1^ST IN 7-2 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
2^ND IN 7-2 HISTORY

Olivia Miles
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Lucy Millard
MERIT IN 7-2 MUSIC

Tiffany Nguyen
3^RD IN 7-2 MUSIC

Aidan O’Byrne
1^ST IN 7-5 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Henry O’Connell
EQUAL 1^ST IN 7-1 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
EQUAL 2^ND IN 7-1 GEOGRAPHY
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Ronan O’Riley
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Gemma Paulin
2^ND IN YEAR 7 ENGLISH

Charlee Pinto
EQUAL 3^RD IN 7-1 VISUAL ARTS
EQUAL 3^RD IN 7-1 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Olivia Plant
EQUAL 3^RD IN 7-1 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Denver Purdon
1^ST IN 7-2 HISTORY
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Lily Richardson
MERIT IN 7-5 VISUAL ARTS

Dominic Rizk
1^ST IN 7-4 HISTORY
MERIT IN 7-4 MUSIC
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Tayte Rutledge
1^ST IN 7-1 VISUAL ARTS

Leonel Senson
2^ND IN 7-4 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Nyah Simmons
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Georgia Sparks
EQUAL 1^ST IN 7-5 VISUAL ARTS
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Nash Syron
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Joshua Thomson
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Mia Wells
2^ND IN 7-6 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Rylee Wicks
2^ND IN 7-6 MUSIC

Augustus Wilkes
1^ST IN 7-6 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
EQUAL 2^ND IN YEAR 7 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Logan Wilson
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Cooper Yates
EQUAL 1^ST IN 7-2 MUSIC
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Year 8 Semester I Awards – 2022

Hayley Ainley
3^RD IN 8-1 VISUAL ARTS

Chilali Baggins-Cupitt
1^ST IN 8-1 VISUAL ARTS
2^ND IN 8-1 HISTORY
2^ND IN 8-1 JAPANESE
EQUAL 2^ND IN 8-1 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Lucca Boyling
3^RD IN 8-2 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Marley Brown
EQUAL 3^RD IN YEAR 8 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Benjamin Cooper
3^RD IN 8-4 JAPANESE
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Miley Cox
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
2^ND IN 8-1 VISUAL ARTS
3^RD IN 8-2 JAPANESE
EQUAL 3^RD IN YEAR 8 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Nina Davy
EQUAL 2^ND IN 8-1 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Cornell Estibeiro
1^ST IN YEAR 8 ENGLISH
1^ST IN YEAR 8 MATHEMATICS
1^ST IN 8-4 GEOGRAPHY
1^ST IN 8-4 MUSIC
EQUAL 1^ST IN 8-4 JAPANESE
3^RD IN 8-4 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Emily Gosper
2^ND IN 8-5 VISUAL ARTS
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Sevannah Grant
2^ND IN 8-2 MUSIC
3^RD IN 8-2 GEOGRAPHY

James Grehan
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Sara Harris
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Luciana Hartley
1^ST IN 8-3 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
EQUAL 1^ST IN 8-3 VISUAL ARTS
3^RD IN 8-3 HISTORY
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Jessica Hogan
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Luke Hughes
EQUAL 3^RD IN 8-3 VISUAL ARTS

Haley Jennison
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
EQUAL 1^ST IN 8-3 VISUAL ARTS
2^ND IN 8-3 HISTORY
2^ND IN 8-3 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Lacey Jennison
3^RD IN 8-5 HISTORY
3^RD IN 8-5 VISUAL ARTS

Amelia Johnson
1^ST IN 8-5 HISTORY
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
EQUAL 1^ST IN 8-2 JAPANESE
2^ND IN 8-5 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
3^RD IN YEAR 8 SCIENCE
EQUAL 3^RD IN YEAR 8 MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Ebonie Johnson
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Mia Langley
EQUAL 2^ND IN YEAR 8 ENGLISH

Imogene Lawton
MERIT IN 8-2 MUSIC

Kyle Lee
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Noah Lindsay
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Ruby Machon
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Marley Marriott
1^ST IN 8-2 GEOGRAPHY
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS

Bonnie McMaster
1^ST IN YEAR 8 SCIENCE
1^ST IN 8-1 HISTORY
EQUAL 1^ST IN 8-4 JAPANESE
2^ND IN YEAR 8 MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Aiden Miles
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Eve Montague
3^RD IN 8-5 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Archer Murray
2^ND IN 8-4 MUSIC

Jamieson Neal
1^ST IN 8-1 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
3^RD IN 8-1 HISTORY
3^RD IN 8-1 JAPANESE
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Mikayla O’Brien
1^ST IN 8-3 HISTORY
1^ST IN 8-1 JAPANESE
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
3^RD IN 8-3 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
EQUAL 3^RD IN 8-3 VISUAL ARTS

Ruby Polson
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Thomas Priddle
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Grace Randall
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN 8-1 VISUAL ARTS

Pippa Rogers
1^ST IN 8-2 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
3^RD IN 8-2 MUSIC

Tessa Rourke
1^ST IN 8-5 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
EQUAL 1^ST IN 8-2 JAPANESE
2^ND IN 8-5 HISTORY
EQUAL 3^RD IN YEAR 8 MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Ivy Russell
1^ST IN 8-4 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
3^RD IN 8-3 JAPANESE

Debasmita Sarker
MERIT IN 8-3 VISUAL ARTS

Flynn Small
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
2^ND IN YEAR 8 SCIENCE
3^RD IN 8-4 GEOGRAPHY
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN 8-4 MUSIC

Cathy Su
2^ND IN 8-4 GEOGRAPHY
2^ND IN 8-4 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)
3^RD IN 8-4 MUSIC

Marley Taniwha
1^ST IN 8-2 MUSIC

Aria Tritico
EQUAL 2^ND IN YEAR 8 ENGLISH

Azra Uzun
1^ST IN 8-3 JAPANESE
2^ND IN 8-2 GEOGRAPHY
2^ND IN 8-2 TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY)

Alexis Van Der Merwe
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Cody Weatherley
MERIT IN 8-5 VISUAL ARTS

Dylan White
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Bailey Wilson
1^ST IN 8-5 VISUAL ARTS
EQUAL 1^ST IN YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
2^ND IN 8-3 JAPANESE
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Year 9 Semester I Awards – 2022

George Andrawes
2^ND IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 33^RD IN COMMERCE
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Terrence Barrass
3^RD IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2

Ailey Boere
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Nicholas Boere
EQUAL 1^ST IN DRAMA
3^RD IN JAPANESE
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Jonathan Botros
1^ST IN COMMERCE
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Ryan Box
2^ND IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (METAL)

Ashlee Brabant
1^ST IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (TIMBER)
EQUAL 2^ND IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Ryan Brislane
2^ND IN ABORIGINAL STUDIES

Harley Bunyan
EQUAL 2^ND IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Eadie Byrne
2^ND IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Rory Byrne
1^ST IN 9-5 GEOGRAPHY
2^ND IN SCIENCE
EQUAL 3^RD IN ISTEM
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 3

Hamish Cassidy
2^ND IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (TIMBER)

Kahlie Clark
EQUAL 1^ST IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 1

Rory Clarke
1^ST IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2

River Colliar
3^RD IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (TIMBER)
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Levi Dickie
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Kyron Donovan
3^RD IN ABORIGINAL STUDIES

Lucy Dries
2^ND IN VISUAL ARTS

Elise Duckett
3^RD IN 9-4 HISTORY
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Gemma Eady-Muxlow
1^ST IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
EQUAL 1^ST IN DRAMA
2^ND IN 9-1 GEOGRAPHY
3^RD IN ENGLISH
3^RD IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2
MERIT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Harper Earley
2^ND IN 9-2 HISTORY
2^ND IN ISTEM

Finlay Elmer
1^ST IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (METAL)
EQUAL 1^ST IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Zachary Fidock
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

William Gibson
1^ST IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES
2^ND IN 9-5 GEOGRAPHY
2^ND IN COMMERCE
3^RD IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 3
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Kaeden Gonzalez
2^ND IN JAPANESE
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Tom Gordon
MERIT IN DRAMA

Jed Hanley
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Thalia Harmston-Howard
1^ST IN 9-2 HISTORY
2^ND IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN DRAMA

Thomas Hogan
EQUAL 1^ST IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 1

Dylan Kinkade
1^ST IN 9-4 HISTORY

Kantinan Kityanyong
MERIT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Shae-Lee Lacey
EQUAL 2^ND IN 9-3 GEOGRAPHY

Tiana Macinnis
EQUAL 2^ND IN 9-3 GEOGRAPHY

Jocelin Martinez-Leeson
MERIT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Marissa Masterantonio
MERIT IN VISUAL ARTS

Charli McLane
3^RD IN 9-1 GEOGRAPHY

Ariah Minns
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Lily Mitchell
1^ST IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY
EQUAL 2^ND IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Xavier Morris
MERIT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Hayden Nelson
1^ST IN 9-3 GEOGRAPHY

Emma O’Byrne
1^ST IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Taran Phirangi
1^ST IN ISTEM
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Sophie Pratten
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Rufus Rowe
EQUAL 1^ST IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
EQUAL 2^ND IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
2^ND IN 9-4 HISTORY
EQUAL 3^RD IN ISTEM
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Kallee Rutledge
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Alexander Saville
1^ST IN JAPANESE
EQUAL 1^ST IN DRAMA
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Riley Sawyer
2^ND IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2

Taniya Shijo Jose
3^RD IN 9-5 GEOGRAPHY
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Haylan Simpson
3^RD IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (METAL)

Rachel Su
1^ST IN ENGLISH
1^ST IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 3
1^ST IN SCIENCE
1^ST IN 9-1 GEOGRAPHY
1^ST IN VISUAL ARTS
EQUAL 2^ND IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
3^RD IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Nyoka Syron
1^ST IN ABORIGINAL STUDIES
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Bin Jie Wong
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2

Daniel Yan
EQUAL 2^ND IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES
3^RD IN 9-2 HISTORY

Noah Yates
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Poppy Yates
3^RD IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY

Elise Zammit
3^RD IN VISUAL ARTS
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Year 10 Semester I Awards – 2022

Sienna Agnew
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2

Lachlan Allison
3^RD IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (TIMBER)

Lachlan Bell
2^ND IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2

Charlotte Bushell
1^ST IN TEXTILES TECHNOLOGY
1^ST IN 10-2 HISTORY
EQUAL 1^ST PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Jake Byma
3^RD IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Jye Cavanagh
EQUAL 1^ST IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Drew Cini
2^ND IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Jade Coe
1^ST IN SCIENCE
2^ND IN VISUAL ARTS

Quinlan Collins
1^ST IN 10-4 HISTORY
3^RD IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Aiden Collison
EQUAL 2^ND IN SCIENCE
3^RD IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2
3^RD IN COMMERCE
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Jet Cooke
3^RD IN MUSIC

Maddison Cullen
EQUAL 1^ST PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN VISUAL ARTS

Jesse Cutler
EQUAL 3^RD IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES
MERIT IN ENGLISH

Phoebe Hinchliffe
1^ST IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2
1^ST IN 10-3 GEOGRAPHY
EQUAL 1^ST IN ENGLISH
2^ND IN TEXTILES TECHNOLOGY
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Jemma Holley
1^ST IN 10-1 GEOGRAPHY
EQUAL 1^ST PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
2^ND IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 3
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Isabelle Homewood
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Amber Kunzli
3^RD IN 10-3 GEOGRAPHY

Aliviah Lewis
EQUAL 1^ST IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

William Maslen
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA

Elise Miles
1^ST IN MUSIC
EQUAL 1^ST IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
EQUAL 2^ND IN 10-2 HISTORY
MERIT IN ENGLISH
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 3

Oliver Mitchell
2^ND IN MUSIC

Savannah Murray
EQUAL 1^ST IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (METAL)

Jaynie O'Neal
EQUAL 3^RD IN TEXTILES TECHNOLOGY

Madison Paine
EQUAL 1^ST PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
2^ND IN 10-3 GEOGRAPHY
EQUAL 3^RD IN TEXTILES TECHNOLOGY

Ruby Parker
EQUAL 1^ST IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Ved Patel|
1^ST IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 3
EQUAL 1^ST IN ENGLISH
EQUAL 1^ST IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES
2^ND IN COMMERCE
EQUAL 2^ND IN SCIENCE
EQUAL 2^ND IN 10-1 GEOGRAPHY

Natalie Payne
1^ST IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 1
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Charlie Pereira
1^ST IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (TIMBER)

Jena Perram
2^ND IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2

Isabella Phillips
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MERIT IN VISUAL ARTS

Megan Pieschel
EQUAL 3^RD IN VISUAL ARTS

Mason Polidano
1^ST IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY
EQUAL 1^ST IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (METAL)
EQUAL 2^ND IN 10-2 HISTORY
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Tannor Purdon
1^ST IN COMMERCE
EQUAL 1^ST IN ENGLISH
2^ND IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (TIMBER)
EQUAL 2^ND IN 10-1 GEOGRAPHY
MERIT IN MATHEMATICS LEVEL 3
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Amy Rowell
EQUAL 3^RD IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Olivia Simshauser
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Ruby Sparks
EQUAL 1^ST IN ENGLISH
EQUAL 1^ST IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES
EQUAL 3^RD IN VISUAL ARTS
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
MERIT IN SCIENCE

Connor Stace
3^RD IN 10-4 HISTORY

Samuel Tilley
1^ST IN PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA
MERIT IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Keagan Wallis
3^RD IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (METAL)

Trinity Waterhouse
1^ST IN VISUAL ARTS
2^ND IN 10-4 HISTORY

Eve Weeks
MERIT IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Jack Yi
MERIT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

Term 3 2022

Term 4 2022