All About ME
Raymond Chen
Favourite DRSC
Memory Becoming the Yao Ming of lunch basketball in Year 7
What is your intended career pathway? Chiropractic science
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? A luxury apartment in Japan
Your hero/idol? Donnie Yen
Holly Davey
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Memory Dropping ATAR
What is your intended career pathway?
Paediatric oncology
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Anywhere but Perth
Your hero/idol? My mum and my sister
Mitchell Colyer
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Memory Winning a baseball tournament
What is your intended career pathway? Cabinet making
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Living a happy life
Your hero/idol? 2014 Matthew Pavlich
Lauren Davey
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Memory Keelan Murray
What is your intended career pathway? Secondary teaching with a side of professional badmington
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Homeless
Your hero/idol? Me in 10 years
Michael Corsini
Favourite DRSC
Memory School ball
What is your intended career pathway? Engineering
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? In europe
Your hero/idol? My brother
Kiralee Cresswell
Favourite DRSC
Memory The basketball camps and everyone trying to outsmart
Sir and hide our phones so they wouldn’t get taken away at night time
What is your intended career pathway? Flight attending
Your hero/idol? My older brother
Chelsea Dennis
Favourite DRSC
Memory Meeting my best friends
What is your intended career pathway? A midwife
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Travelling with my friends and having my dream job
Your hero/idol? Billie Eilish
Alexandra Dlugi
Favourite DRSC
Memory Archery and team building games on the Year 10 basketball camp
What is your intended career pathway? Chemical engineering
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Watching ‘The Notebook’ with my dog
Your hero/idol? Alex Sharp
Edward Crockett
Favourite DRSC
Memory Playing at Optus and the grand final
What is your intended career pathway? Electrician
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Owning a big business
Your hero/idol? Cbum
Mansour Dofash
Favourite DRSC
Memory Year 11 soccer
What is your intended career pathway? Don’t know
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Having fun in the world
Your hero/idol? Cristiano Ronaldo
All About ME
Puteri Abdullah
Favourite DRSC
Memory Leaving
What is your intended career pathway? Hospitality
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Out of this world in space
Your hero/idol? My dad
Emerson Abdullah-White
Favourite DRSC
Memory When Miss Mann hit the big bus mirror on a tree and broke it
What is your intended career pathway? Flight attendant
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Travelling
Your hero/idol? Leah Williamson
Millena Bitkash-Cunningham
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Memory Year 12 ball
What is your intended career pathway? Software developer
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Overseas
Felicity Burns
Favourite DRSC
Memory Passing Year 12
What is your intended career pathway? Flight attendant
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Being a flight attendant
Your hero/idol? My uncle
Jayda Allison
Favourite DRSC
Memory All the countless times T.Colli jump scared me and watching LifewithLani
What is your intended career pathway? Psychology
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Living my dream life on a beach
Your hero/idol? Myself
Ethan Bushby
Favourite DRSC
Memory Year 10 HaSS
What is your intended career pathway? Lawyer
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Monaco
Your hero/idol? Liam Gallagher
Kynan Barnard
Favourite DRSC
Memory Winning the senior school footy premiership in 2023
What is your intended career pathway? Electrician
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Working
Your hero/idol? My mum
Bronte Butler
Favourite DRSC
Memory The Ball
What is your intended career pathway? I don’t know yet
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? On a beach somewhere
Your hero/idol? Chad Reed
Jiya Bisana
Favourite DRSC
Memory 2023 Gold Coast Tour
What is your intended career pathway? Electrician
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? As a fully qualified electrician
Your hero/idol? Son Goku
Jeht Butterworth
Favourite DRSC
Memory Year 8 excursion to The Maze
What is your intended career pathway? Mechanics
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? On my yacht
Your hero/idol? Jeremy McGovern
YEAR 11 COORDINATOR
Our Year 11 students have diligently worked towards their goals and aspirations this year, showcasing their capabilities and proving themselves to be a remarkable group of young adults with bright futures ahead. It has been inspiring to witness their growth and development as they navigate this pivotal stage in their education. I commend the students who have demonstrated flexibility and resilience, particularly those who have had to change subjects or pathways for various reasons. Making such adjustments is not easy but their determination to succeed speaks volumes about their character.
I would also like to express my gratitude to the staff who have gone above and beyond to accommodate new students in their classes. Your efforts to ensure these students have access to everything they need to thrive are greatly appreciated. It’s this collaborative spirit within our community that fosters a nurturing environment for all our students.
As we look ahead, I’m excited to share that the 2025 Ball Committee was formed in Term 4 and planning
Duke of Edinburgh
Student Council
is already underway to create a memorable and enjoyable evening for our Year 12 students early next year. This event is not only a celebration of their hard work but also an opportunity to make lasting memories with their peers.
I extend my heartfelt thanks to the team of students who assisted with the design process for next year’s leavers’ jackets. This was another challenging yet rewarding experience that I had not been involved in before and I truly enjoyed collaborating with such creative minds.
Once again, it has been a genuine pleasure working alongside this year group. I look forward to continuing our journey together as they progress through their studies.
As we approach the holiday season, I wish everyone a safe and happy break. Take this time to relax and recharge - you’ve earned it! I hope you return refreshed and ready to embrace all that 2025 has in store.
Mr Todoroski Year Coordinator
Rohan West
Rachel Tulley Imogen Sell Warwick Sauea Mehrab Rahimi
Nevaeh Love Wendy Lin Yokowa Keo
Yusuf Iscel
Sienna Gerardi Alex Gamble
Jayden Bennett Mohammad Baqiri
Sienna Trembath
Alyssa Tennant
Deegan Ramsey Claire Danzo
Absent: Logan Beil, Riley Johnson, Aslan Nurcin, Rylie Tallowin
YEAR 11 FORM CLASSES
Form 11.01
Form 11.02
Ronald Abraham Ollie Afanasiew
Jack Arnold
Thomas Bartle
Mia Browning Mitch Cordell Paulyne Day
Sarah Jafari
Sophie McIntosh Luke Millard
Jacob Mitchell
Jesse Neil
Charl Pieterse Calista Quartermaine
Codie Rigby
Casey Slater
Michelle Stewart Zavier Vacca Ryan Vong
Linkoln West
Jazlyn Batchelor Eliza Cook
Sethlen Creswell
Ahmad Dofash
Toran Dunne Molly Eades Matthew Edgelow D’Jibril Farid
Christopher Frivet Slater Iamo Daemon Jenkins
Matthew Newman Ruot Nyoch
Seth Pearce Keiley Roach
Luke Sexton
Abby Sibley Steven Simorangkir
Cherie Smith Indi Wass Sonam Yangden
Absent: Tyler Gibbs, Kyden O’Donnell, Te Rito Ranui, Rylie Tallowin, Matt Santamaria
Absent: Madison Keilty, Zackariah Kennedy, Michael Masters, Elenoa Ravono, Jake Ryder, Blake Wilton
AFL AND AFLW
This year the AFL and AFLW programs have engaged in numerous events such as camps, lightning carnivals, WAFC run competitions and guest speakers. The program has also seen some fantastic individual achievements, including state representation and individual honours within their community teams.
At the end of 2024 our senior school cohort travelled to Queensland and northern New South Wales and embarked on a tour which included a game versus the Gold Coast Suns Academy, a special visit from ex-player Johnathan Brown, a trip to Dreamworld and a visit to Byron Bay. The tour came off the back of winning the Senior School Boys Cup. In 2024, although the boys showed great effort and determination throughout the same competition, fell short of achieving the same heights. However, the experience of playing at Optus Stadium against Churchlands SHS and coming away victorious was a fantastic occasion for the boys and one they will not forget.
The Year 8 and 9 boys competed in the Waalijt Cup and Eagles Cup throughout Term 2 and although the competitions didn’t go to plan, they showed some huge steps forward in the way they played together, setting the Year 9’s up for an exciting year in 2025 as they step into Senior School football.
Our lower school girls had a fantastic year, firstly winning the Freo Dockers Cup Lightning Carnival in Term 2 and recently taking out the Division 1 Freo Dockers Schoolgirls Cup for the first time in the school’s history. What made it even more special is that it is only the second year the school has had a girls AFL program. Both groups also attended a leadership and connection camp at Forrest Edge Recreational Camp in Waroona. Throughout the camps, students were tested physically and mentally as they were asked to repeatedly step out of their comfort zones.
Some notable individual achievements throughout the year include:
• Year 9 student Jayke Taylor represented the 15’s WA State Schoolboys premiership winning team on the Gold Coast.
• Year 11 student Koby Evans represented the WA State 18’s team in the National Championships. What was more impressive was that he was one of two 17-year-olds to make the squad. He also played in a U17’s national game played at the MCG prior to the AFL Grand Final.
• The program also had a number of players who made WAFL pathway squads, some for the first time in both the boys’ and girls’ programs.
• Throughout Term 3, several students triumphed in community club grand finals.
• Year 12 student Tylah Williams played for Swan Districts Colts team in the WAFL Colts grand final at Optus Stadium in late September.
2025 looks to be another exciting year in the programs as the students embark on more competitions, camps, guest speakers and another tour to the Gold Coast.
Mr Rumble and Mr Smith AFL Program Coordinators
