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015 has been both a rewarding and successful year for all Calverteers. It was evident that Calvert House was in for a year filled with victory and doughnuts from the first round of House sport. The girls' softball team, captained by Morgan Perry, finished in second place.

players including Tom Shembrey, Will Duffield and Will Shaw. Their star performances drove Calvert to their first football win in six years. Special mention must go to Davis Kontelj for scoring the winning point by causing Jack Henderson's sure goal to become a touched point.

Coming away with the House Swimming cup in hand put smiles on all members' faces after a fun-filled but tiring day at the pool. This success was not solely thanks to our swimming champions Rose Jennett, Bryce Newton, Brayden Allen, Eve Braslis and Keeley Troop. They were well supported by all Calvert swimmers who were eager to participate in as many events as possible.

Not willing to let our reputation for remarkable water polo performances fade away, Calvert put forward another star team to be reckoned with. Thanks to unforgettable teamwork and the performances of Morgan Perry, Flynn Vernon and James Gorell the team finished first once again

Our next success came from House Cricket. Under the leadership of Gus Boyd and Beau Fincham, Calvert was able to overcome the doubt and beat the self-proclaimed "all-star team" of Wettenhall in the final. House Music was organised by the great musicians of Calvert Rose Jennett Tom Deahl and Andy Goldsack. We performed an outstanding rendition of Jessie's Girl. Special mention must go to Will Shaw and Jesse Livermore for their humorous acting, as well as Jack Calvert for his never-to-be-forgotten air guitar solo, which left the crowd in fits of laughter. Following our big-group performance was the small-group singing Sweet Disposition by the Temper Trap, featuring the amazing vocals of Rose Jennett as well as the talents of Brianna Perry, Angela Morris, Thomas Deahl, Andy Goldsack, Claire Goldsack, Amelia Patrick, Alexander Blight James Gorell and Noah Nicholas. It was the participation by all members that counted in the cross-country, allowing us to earn the number one place again The Calvert boys put together a strong football team, with vital

On behalf of Calvert, we would like to thank our dedicated and thoughtful tutors, Mrs Schleutker, Mrs Foley, Mr Jess, Mr D'Agostin, Mr Morgan and our Head of House, Ms Palmer, who impresses all with her ability to keep us all in line while never punishing. Special mention must go to Mr D'.Agostin who filled in for Ms Palmer as Head of House while she had shoulder surgery. Reflecting back on this year, it has definitely been one to remember on all levels. Thank you to all Calverteers for providing the Year 12s with a year filled with great memories and achievements that will not be forgotten as we leave the Calvert family to embark on the next stages of our lives. We have journeyed through each year with Ms Palmer and the tutors by our sides, guiding us and bringing us together to form a nurturing and comfortable environment. A big thank-you goes to all 2015 Calvert House members for your passion and involvement this year. Zoe Gorell and Ben Robinson, Calvert House Captains

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Tutors: Mr R Morris, Mr D Clifford, Ms D Hynes, Mrs L Treadwell, Mrs P Porter, Mr. T Hodge. Captains: Claudia Crawley, Edward Walmsley. Prefects: Kirsten Caithness, Harry Furphy, Emily Jackson, Larry Willett.

Absent: Mollie Fernandez, Grace Forshaw, Hamish Lya[L Paige Lyall, Aurelia Pereira.

t was exciting to be part of Coles House again in 2015 as we set out on our mission for the Cronk and to have another progressive and successful year for all year groups. With a bunch of talented Year 9s coming into Coles. everyone was keen to see how we would place against strong competition. Despite a team effort in swimming, we finished sixth, which left us eager to poll better in the next round of competition. House Music became one of the lower points in the year, however, as eighth place was definitely not what we deserved for the time and effort that we put in. Despite the shaky start to the year's competitions, we did lift our game and started to produce more promising and rewarding results. With third place in cross-country; it was a relief to gain a podium finish. In athletics. many strong individual efforts on and off the track helped Coles to another third place and left us more confident as we moved up the ladder as a Cronk contender. Coles proved to be a threatening presence across the board in the smaller competitions. A humble fourth in House Art and Futsal was not discouraging as we can be sure everyone gave

100%.

The Coles cricket team, consisting of some impressive 1st XI talent particularly with the capabilities of Sam Allen, showed their skills and finished an impressive third. Our netball girls, led by lsts captain Kirsten Caithness. demonstrated extremely impressive skills in some tightly contested matches to take out first place in both the junior and senior competitions. In the most hotly contested competition of the year, basketball was another highlight for Coles. With the help of the dominating

skills of Jordy O'Leary, the team fought hard against Keith in the battle to determine who was best. Unfortunately, Keith got away in the dying minutes. but it was an impressive performance nonetheless. Although unable to come away with the win in hockey; the dedication of Emelie Joubert. who kitted up for the first time as goalie, proved to be an impressive secret weapon. With fresh talent in Michael Delahunty and Soph Walmsley, as well as the flawless public speaking skills of school captain Tansy Pereira, the debating team achieved victory yet again, as simply no other house was able to beat Coles in an argument. Similar determination and enthusiasm were seen in rowing. With driven leg-power and a fervent house spirit we finished a respectable fourth. as Charlie Blond proved to have the legs in the house as a non-rower. Coles would not be the wonderful house it is without the presence of our fun and supportive staff. Long-time Coles tutors Mr Clifford, Mr Morris, Ms Hynes. Mrs Porter, Mrs Treadwell and our newest recruit, Mr Hodge, all contribute to making Coles an enthusiastic and caring environment. Finally, a huge thanks must go to our wonderful Head of House. Mr Conway, for holding us all together. His laid-back but caring attitude has allowed us to succeed on and off the sporting field. as well as ensuring there was never a shirt untucked or a piece of jewellery on display; making Coles students. among other things, impeccable ambassadors for The Geelong College. Ed Walmsley and Claudia Crawley, Coles House Captains

t was a phenomenal year for all of us in the House of green. Following our formidable finish in 2014, Keith stepped up to show the other Houses that we are a force to be reckoned with. With the Cronk Trophy of 2015 on our minds and Mia Harris' gargantuan new couch in our houseroom, we achieved podium finishes for three of the four big House events. The year started with an admirable second place in swimming, with talents such as Jonathan Ng and Izzy Greer finishing as age champions.

We also showed our talents in House Music with our rendition of Hall & Oates· You Make My Dreams Come True. With Sam Hvidberg's musical ingenuity and Amanda Ioannou's stunning vocals in their cover of Chet Faker's Talk Is Cheap, our small group helped us to score third place. Continuing the tradition of our motto 'Keith Love·. we teamed up to challenge each other in trivia groups. We also hosted a Keith Olympics over a long tutorial. With events such as penalty shots, Salada biscuit eating and competitions for the best paper plane, Keith competed as different 'countries· to win the top prize. Throughout the year Keith took the top prizes for softball, football and basketball, as well as collecting podium finishes in badminton. netball and volleyball. House Debating allowed Keith's intellects to pummel the opposition with a multiplicity of complex arguments, persuading the adjudicators to add yet another top place finish to the tally House Arts came around in third term, as Keith emphatically embraced this year's theme, Draw Me a Dog'. Our artists created an aesthetic assortment of dogs for guest judge Tim McCallum and his guide dog Roxy Honorable mention must go to Ellie

Barr and her beautiful drawing, which helped us finish Arts Week with first prize. Nearing the end of the Cronk season of 2015, Keith dressed up in army gear to fight for the last whole-House event. athletics. Knowing that these vital last points could make the difference in the battle for the Cronk, we kept up our Keith spirit and finished first overall. Several podium finishes in the age group championships deserved congratulations. including James Glover as Year 10 champion. Scattered among these admirable efforts were some not so fruitful, with traditions to be upheld; there has never been a 'Keith year' without us taking the eighth place once or twice. However, in spite of finishing last in both rowing and futsal, the Cronk is now proudly our trophy for the first time in Keith history Of course, none of this uncharacteristic success would have been possible without the relentless enthusiasm of Mr Gilby Persevering through countless years of last-place finishes and disregard from other Houses, he continued to hope and dream of a green future. This is something that all Keith members greatly appreciate. Sharing the credit are all the tutors, whose input is integral to the success of Keith and does not go unnoticed. Congratulations to everyone for a highly memorable year. We wish all the best to the younger students, particularly our prefects of 2016, as they carry this legacy of 'Keith love· and what is hopefully not ephemeral success through future years. Brandon Clutterbuck and Claudia Conway, Keith House Captains

he year started with a highly competitive spirit, with Nails' determined to blitz House Music with McArthur's last success. Shrek. Unfortunately even with his regular rev-ups, we were to see the bottom four in round one for the Cronk.

Moving swiftly up the food chain. McArthur performed collaboratively with some high performances in swimming. However. we were robbed of 'best chant'. As a House. we considered Darcy's chant a piece of creative genius. We were more fortunate in our sporting achievements. Getting to know the Year 9s through activities settled our nerves as we welcomed the newcomers to the clan To help the youngest members of McArthur assimilate. we kept up the House tradition of hosting a party One difference was that we held it in Term 1so we could welcome and get to know our youngest McArthurites. Having possibly the strongest team in the competition, senior tennis brought home the win thanks to lsts captain Darcy Narita and others such as DG, Pippa and Nina. After this dominance, McArthur's climb to the Cronk win was underway In a tight competition for basketball, our fierce girls' team. coached by Davis George, worked their way into the final. with the powerful McMaster sisters dominating the court. Following this, an unlucky draw for our boys· basketball team saw us take on the highly talented Keith. After a hard-fought battle, McArthur went down with their dignity intact. Wearing their Falcons jerseys and led by the 1st XVIII captain. our footballers showed promise. but didn't quite make it past the first round. Our water polo team managed to scrape through

to the second round for the first time in four years. thanks to some quick and tactical movements from the senior players. Athletics saw us decked out in our gangster-themed costumes and once again ended up being an exciting, albeit wet day, with some amazing results. Our athletic members of the House did not disappoint. Jade Davie was age champion. Monique Day and Roxy Sefton finished first and second for their division respectively and Katie-Rose Campbell won another age champion title in her final year. With all McArthurites competing or helping out, we came fourth overall and. despite the leaders of the Cronk winning, we were extremely proud of all of McArthur. We wish the McArthur Year 9s and 1Os all the best for keeping up the positive role modelling, the collaborative community, the healthy competitiveness and our legacy of success in the years to come. We wish the Year lls all the best for their final year as they take over leadership of McArthur. We thank the Year 12 McArthur tute group for the close friendship, team ethic and banter over the past four years. The Year 12s saw two Heads of House over their four years in the mighty black House. and as we said goodbye to Mrs Smith we welcomed Mr Joyce. From the beginning we knew Joycey would be a great influence on us, still giving us the competitive drive. but also showing us some lighter moments of fun. With his background in the theatrical side of life. Joycey brought so much energy to the House room. which lightened some of the dark tones and helped make McArthur a force to be reckoned with. Jock Slattery and Emma Threadgold, McArthur House Captains

eing known as the thoroughfare of the school, connecting students to their classes in the cloisters, we sometimes get a little bit walked over, literally This year McLean students proved we are more than just a shortcut! Despite McLean's seemingly average position in the competition for the Cronk, the 'do it for the House· attitude of the McLeanians gave many the opportunity to express their skills and have some fun along theway

McLean started with a bang by winning a competitive House Music competition. We turned to Avril Lavigne·s 'Sk8er Boi' in a time of need for our big group performance. The phenomenal vocals of Olivia Clark. Jemima Hutchins. Sam Porter, Lucas Whittem, Amy You and Tiffany Wong in the small group were complemented by the soothing strings produced by Jacob Morgan in a moving mashup of 'Blackbird' and 'Yesterday·. McLean's silky music skills provided a highpoint of the year, which is a credit to everyone's immense dedication and enthusiasm. House Swimming was next and McLean took a spectacular lead early Everyone's commendable participation and attitude (especially being a smaller house) demonstrated the McLean spirit that we are so proud of, led by the likes of young guns Amara Bett. Jess Neville and Issy Sayers.

Head of House, just in time for the Arts Week theme for 2015, Draw Me a Dog'. In inter-house debating, young guns Tom Kokalis and Tom Yang alongside sporting legend/genius Lachlan Baensch put up several brave fights against tough competition. We also had an intra-house trivia contest. where teams of eight put their brains together to win a block of choccy each. The friendly competition was a great way for the various year levels to bond. McLean's teams were always bursting at the seams due to a competitive fervour that saw them win multiple sports overall. This included the combined results for girls' and boys' soccer; both teams made the grand final but just missed out on the title. The mixed hockey team was loaded with skill and won the competition once again. The remarkable consistency and teamwork of the tennis players in the early months of the year landed us in first place as well! McLean produced strong efforts in other sports too. There were second and third-round achievements in footy; softball and water polo. A late charge up the ladder by the boys playing Futsal ended in a nail-biting penalty shoot-out. Athletics put McLean to the test. A contagion seemed to have spread overnight. leaving many unwell. Everyone put in a fantastic effort by taking on a few more events than first anticipated. which helped shape the day to be quite a fun one on the track

The rather short and extremely busy first term proved that we were lucky to receive the cream of the crop when it came to our Year 9s. They settled into Senior School with ease as their bubbly personalities and individual talents mixed well with the McLean veterans.

What a privilege it has been to lead such an awesome body of students! We are extremely grateful for the support from the other Year 12s along with all of the tutors who made our time in McLean unforgettable.

At the end of Semester 1we farewelled Mrs Barnes for her welldeserved long service leave and welcomed Mr Taylor as acting

Charlotte Kay and Sam Porter, McLean House Captains

he Morrison House cohort experienced many ups and downs during our hunt for the Cronk Trophy The ups wouldn't have been possible, and dealing with the downs even less so. without the stern guidance of our Head of House. Mr Flanagan, and the teachers who assisted him The Morrison family greatly appreciate their guidance and care. Although our Cronk campaign did not start as strongly as we hoped, with seventh place in swimming, winning 'best chant' kept our spirits high.

Second place in House Music put us back in the running. Our big group performance of Blink 182's All the Small Things earned us a top ranking in this category Our small group performance blew the judges away due to Josh Skuza and Sam Wood's impeccable rendition of Ed Sheeran's Tenerife Sea. placing second overall. Cross-country was a chance for us to shine as in the past we have been known for having almost all members of Morrison walk or run the scenic 4km Barwon River course! We finished a strong second. thanks to age group winners Meg Kent-Spark. Lilli Balaam and Mimmi Balaam. and top 2 placings from Liesel Fraser and Tom Burke. Athletics was another successful day for the House. We again clinched second place. led by age group champions Alannah Kreidl and Mason Spikers and with top 3 placings by Liesel Fraser. Meg Kent-Spark, Lilli Balaam and Euan Spikers. All of Morrison must be congratulated for being the only House to fill every single event! For the minor sports. a new system was initiated this year within 'Morrie'. We integrated leadership roles throughout Year 11 and 12 so all senior members of the House had a chance to step up and lead. Our organisation

and readiness showed on the court/field/pitch with many commendable placings. Strong performances included first place in badminton. second overall in a competitive netball field, with both junior and senior teams making the final, third overall in hockey led by goalie Eliza Fordham. second in soccer with the boys winning their section. and also second overall in basketball, with the girls winning their competition. A goal for the Morrison Year 12s was to form even stronger connections throughout the year levels. To achieve this. the Year 12s had both Year 9 and Year 10 buddies. and the Year lls also had Year 9 buddies. which they will continue to have as Year 10 buddies next year. Buddy activities included games. 'Pako lunches· and even speed dating during the year. Mr Andrews helped the Year 9s make the transition to Senior School, allowing them all to feel at ease. The Year lOs, led by Ms Green and Ms Jackman. grew in confidence and will be sure to step up next year. The Year lls. big in both numbers and personality; benefited from the guidance of Ms Cleary and Ms Richards. Morrison will be in good hands next year with this very enthusiastic group. Finally; the Year 12s of 2015 had the pleasure of finishing their years of Morrison life with Mr Kristiansen (a.ka. "Doc") as their tutor. House members demonstrated perseverance and sportsmanship in all their endeavours this year. Vice-captains Kasra Reja and Meg Kent-Spark. prefect Eliza Fordham, along with all Year 12 members. tutors and of course Mr Flanagan worked together to make 2015 an enjoyable and successful year. Alannah Kreidl and Cody Deppeler, Morrison House Captains

t the end of last year Shannon said goodbye to Mr Donovan and this year we welcomed our new Head of House, Mrs Smith. Known to be organised and competitive, she quickly took over the reins of Shannon and we were ready to kick-start the year.

Within the first couple of weeks Shannon's annual fundraiser was underway With the big day looming (Valentine's Day), Shannon was hard at work selling tickets for flowers and lollipops. Over $1850 was raised for Give Where You Live Shannon's largest amount raised so far! For House Swimming day; the theme was 'Business at the Beach'., with an impressive array of outfits from Jack Sheridan and Co. Standout performances included a 4x50 medley relay in which Hamish Hill, Ethan Gubbels, Liam Duffy and Will Thacker finished first by nearly 25 metres! Charlotte Midgley also proved that she could surpass all other swimmers, winning all her events to become age champion. A jam-packed first term concluded with House Music. The big group sang Fun's 'Tonight'. The small group sang 'Budapest', with James Bennett-Hullin singing lead. New additions to Shannon showed promising signs for the years to come with Liv Geary and Ella Pullin both contributing vocally to the song. Despite a cracking performance, with Brad Fuller and Rebecca Finlay directing, Shannon came fifth, which was not indicative of the effort put in! All of the Shannonites had good intentions to train for cross-country in Term 2, but before we knew it the starting line was in front of us and many found the course challenging. Shannon ended the day in seventh, with standout performances from Travis Couchman, Charlie Wootton, Luke Henry and many others.

House Athletics was the next major event. With many Year 12s starting to feel pressure, the day was a time to forget about studies and focus on the competition at hand. The Year 12 leaders worked hard to ensure as many events as possible were filled. The theme was ·sos aerobics and there were some great costumes! Most of Shannon put in an enormous effort, with students running hard, throwing the furthest they could and putting in fantastic efforts. Special mentions must go to Charlie Wootton, Bridget McNamara and Luke Henry who won or placed as year-level champions. Small team events, including futsal, softball, basketball, netball, football and more, were enjoyed and played throughout the year. In particular, Shannon competed fiercely in water polo and cricket and as a result excelled in these sports. In Term 3, Shannon also enjoyed the first House lunch party in which games such as pass the parcel, egg & spoon and limbo were played. This was a fun time for all of those involved and provided a chance to relax and get to know other students across all year levels. Such a fantastic year in Shannon would not have been possible without the helpful teachers, Mrs Filling, Mrs Bain, Madame Chabant, Mrs Watson, Mr Hannah, Mr Smith and of course our wonderful Head of House, Mrs Smith. Their tireless efforts to look after us all were always appreciated. Thanks also to the House Prefects, Jack Sheridan, Bella Greene, Rebecca Finlay and Xavier Consedine, whose efforts made the year so enjoyable. We wish to thank all those who made Shannon House feel like another home. Brad Fuller and Isabelle Bennison, Shannon House Captains

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tors: Mr P Blanchfield, Mr GDonovan, Ms S Dong, Ms S Shen, Mrs A Tymms, Ms G Ulloa, Ms J Utti

Captains: Luke Bell, Sophie Clark. Prefects: Jack Johnson, Georgie Unkenstein.

015 has been another enjoyable and fun year for Wettenhall House. Led this year for the first time by Ms Hallows, we were determined to break our pattern of eighth place for the Cronk. We had a great start to the year with the arrival of the very enthusiastic Year 9s, who were always happy to have a go at House events and give everything their best effort.

House Music was the first event for the year. We were lucky to have a vast array of talented musicians among Years 9 and 10 who were happy to coordinate the ensemble group. The choir and ensemble group performances were a huge success, placing fourth overall; the highest we have seen over the past few years. Our placing in swimming did not reflect our efforts on the day; with all Wettenhall members eagerly supporting each other dressed in bright lifesaver yellow. We were glad to have a little more success with our House chant than with our swimming, proving that even if we are not the most athletically gifted house, we are definitely among the most positive and enthusiastic. Behlana Robinson and Jess Fitzpatrick both placed as age champions for swimming. One of the things we were determined to improve this year was the level of participation in sporting events such as crosscountry and athletics. On the day of cross-country; we were ecstatic to see that there were more Wettenhallians running than from any other house and we had some very successful place-getters across the year levels. In particular. the girls were the highest-placed house. Hockey was another enjoyable event for Wettenhall. With a very enthusiastic team led by Tiahna Proebstl. we were able

to come away with a couple of very exciting wins. House footy and cricket proved once again to be one of Wettenhall's stronger events, as we came second in both. Athletics was a success for Wettenhall with a record-breaking fifth place overall. There were a number of age champion winners. including Libby Falkiner. Catherine Clark and Lachie Cashman. and many successful relay teams. We continued our traditional Wettenhall community service with a clothes drive to donate to St Vincent de Paul. All houses made a phenomenal effort to fill their donation bins and we were happily able to send eight full bins back to Vinnies. We would like to thank everyone who has been a part of the vibrant Wettenhall community for the past four years. We have thoroughly enjoyed being a part of Wettenhall House and are very grateful for the supportive environment that is created by our fellow Wettenhallians. We would like to thank our Head of House, Ms Hallows, for her support and the amazing Wettenhall tutors. Mr Blanchfield. Madame Tymms, Ms Utting, Mr Donovan. Ms Dong, Ms Shen and Mrs Ulloa. We would like to wish the best of luck to the Year 12s for their after-school endeavours and also to the members of Wettenhall House in the years to come. We are confident that the enthusiasm and positivity of our house will continue and hope that next year is as exciting and memorable as this one hasbeen. Sophie Clark and Luke Bell, Wettenhall House Captains

ackie House has lived up to its reputation in 2015. Despite the extra pressure and workload on the Year 12s, it has still been a very enjoyable and rewarding experience being "one of the boys" in Mackie.

Many highlights of the year include the movies in the cloisters and the many Sunday outings such as "The Lion King", outdoor laser tag, tree-surfing, the Mackie man competition, indoor soccer on Wednesday nights and more. But quite aside from these events, one of the highlights was simply sharing my last year at school in a House full of good mates. Day-to-day life in Mackie has been one of the best things about boarding. The advantages of living 100 metres away from school are endless. Living with a footy oval, a gym, basketball court, swimming pool, tennis courts and, most importantly, your school pretty much in your backyard has come in very handy. I've also been able to walk or ride nearly anywhere I need to in Geelong. This convenience will be dearly missed in future years. Despite many significant achievements of this year's Mackie boys, such as Luke Bell's back-to-back Mackie man trophies,

there have also been a number of significant achievements outside of Mackie, such as Charlie Blakely being selected and competing in the Victorian Polocrosse team, placing second out of 15, Jack Holdsworth's very impressive third place in the junior world shooting championships in Spain in late Term 3, and Sam Wong's extraordinary bag of six Speech Day prizes. My own time in Mackie, and that of the other Year 12s, is quickly drawing to a close, with exams just around the corner. It is only now I realise just how fast the past four years have gone. It is only now that I start to reflect on the memories, fun, hard work and struggles that I have experienced throughout my time in Mackie. I would do it all again. Overall, my time in Mackie has been a great experience. I will miss the boarding house dearly next year and in the future, as it is where I have spent my College life. The friendships developed will be life-long and it will be sad to say goodbye in around four weeks' time. Ed Walmsley, Mackie House Captain

rom the happy and excited faces of the 'old girls' and the 'new girls' arriving at Mossgiel for the start of Term 1, we knew this was going to be one of the best years to come and surely one to remember! The introduction of many entertaining activities kicked off with a visit to Adventure Park This was followed by surfing lessons and go-karting, along with a day in Melbourne CBD, visits to Bounce trampolines and tree-surfing. These activities helped many girls overcome their home sickness and contributed to most girls calling Mossgiel 'home'.

In addition to the money raised in our annual Easter Egg Raffle, the Mackie and Mossgiel prefects raised money for the earthquake in Nepal. We hosted a brunch and trivia morning for boarders and their families. The morning was a great success and the money raised will assist rebuilding following the devastating earthquake. The Year 12 group was small in number, but more united than ever with great respect for each other. We talked regularly about improvements that could be made and organised Friday night activities that included karaoke, movies and trivia games. I am proud to have taken on the responsibility of being House Captain for 2015, but without the other prefects helping and supporting me, I would not have been able to achieve these great things and make it as far as Land we have. As the year draws to an end, I and the other Year 12s will miss the Boarding House and our Mossgiel sisters. Many people don't realise how hard it is to be away from our families for long periods of time. This, of course, is made so much easier by the great staff at Mossgiel, especially our fantastic Head of Girls' Boarding, Ms Matthews! She is there for the girls 24 hours a day, whether it be on call or helping out with weekend activities. Mention must also be made of our matrons and tutors - Valerie, Joanna, Frith, Lisa Margerison, Jess Chrinside, Kylie Vokic, Mr Donovan, Mr Conway and Mrs Jackman You all bring

something different and special when you are on duty It's like having nine different parents! It saddens me to leave, but I'm sure the 2016 Mossgiel Co-Captains and Prefects will take care of the House, ensuring it remains an open community that is welcoming to newcomers. I recommend boarding as a great way to improve your academic and sporting progress while also increasing your social circle. If you feel that the wake-up for the bus is a bit too early or yolire getting lonely at home, give boarding a try, you wont regret it! Beata Chen. Mossgiel House Captain

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ompleting the Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award has been a rewarding experience. Although challenging, whether that be hiking with 20 kilogram packs or the demands of rowing, this experience has helped shape my perspective of perseverance, voluntary participation and personal growth.

To achieve the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, students need to undertake physical recreation, develop a skill or learn a new one, be involved in a community service and complete an adventurous journey In addition, the Gold Award has a component of a week-long residential experience. The amount of time spent on each of these activities is longer for each level of the award, with Gold taking around 12 months. I have been fortunate enough to participate in the award, developing skills in the surf lifesaving community; as a candidate, to an instructor and now a junior's representative, as well as completing the Surf Lifesaving Gold Medallion camp and becoming a qualified lifeguard. The College Music Department has grounded my skill component of the award, through private lessons and participation in the string and symphony orchestras. Likewise the College Boat Club has further developed a sense of determination and commitment. The College Expedition Society highlighted the importance of challenging oneself, in my case through the challenging but fulfilling hike on the Larapinta Trail on the West MacDonnell Ranges. Huge thanks go to Mr Hibbard for coordinating the program for over 20 years. Mr Hibbard's coordination, positive reinforcement and encouragement have been greatly appreciated by all of his Duke of Edinburgh awardees. Available statistics back to 2002 show College students have achieved over 50 Bronze, 20 Silver and 12 Gold Awards. This has increased each year, with 20 students currently working towards their award at various levels. On behalf of all his successful recipients we wish Mr Hibbard all the very best with his future endeavours. Emma Threadgold

Debating 3rd Row: Devmy Panagodage, Nyah Burrell, Rory Vagg, Dayne Jackson, Charlotte Midgley, Noah Nicholas, Michael Delahunty, Tom Kokalis, Andrew Duan, Ella Pullin, Michaela Ryan. 2nd Row: Catherine Clark, Laura Turnbull, Hugh Mitchell, Dec/an Skuza, Lach/an Baensch, Alexander Gregory, William Carr, George Johnston, Hamish Bu/ford, Molly McLaughlin, Behlana Robinson. 1st Row: Maysie Sadler, Grace Carroll, Robert Fowler, Kasra Reja, Samuel Porter, Ms Athol-Mary Mahoney, Andrew Goldsack (Co-Captain), Philippa Thome (Co-Captain), Sophie Young, Isabelle Bennison, Aleisha Mauderer. Absent: Claudia Crawley, Izzy Greer, Rose Jennett, Steven Ling, Hamish McKie, Jessica Neville, Thomas Page, Grace Stewart, Georgia White.

Debating

n 2015, seven Geelong College debating teams competed against 60 teams drawn from the Geelong region and Colac in one of the biggest seasons of DAV debating in the past few years. Topics ranged from the A Grade "That we should permit fracking" and "That indigenous communities should be allowed to administer traditional justice· to C Grade "That women should pay less tax·. We became experts on subjects as wideranging as photo editing in magazines, compulsory military service and carbon emission policy! As can be imagined, the planning meetings were energetic and noisy We had a variety of results, with both C Grade teams and D Grade team 2 losing only one debate for the season. Both teams in A Grade shared 2nd place on the ladder, narrowly missing the finals for the first time in their debating at College. BGrade had an interrupted season with two forfeits against them We had some outstanding debaters who were awarded Best Speakers. They included Sophie Young, Sam Porter, Philippa Thome, George Johnston, Devmy Panagodage, Tom Page, Laura Turnbull, Charlotte Midgley, Behlana Robinson, Georgia White, Andrew Duan and Nyah Burrell. We especially congratulate Devmy Panagodage for winning a Swannie Award for Best Speaker in C Grade in the Geelong Region. This is an outstanding achievement.

On behalf of the debating team, we express our gratitude to our two leaders and mentors who led us through this season: Mrs Gainey whose advice and vocabulary are second to none; and Ms Mahoney, we love how you shared our pain whenever a debate did not go our way Your passion for 'the premier sport' on offer from the school was always evident and we cannot thank you enough for your continued commitment. You were both unquestionably supportive and always willing to provide vital critical analysis of our debates. Your ideas and influence will be missed by the 2015 A Grade cohort. We congratulate everyone who has been involved in debating at Senior School and wish you well in the seasons to come. Andrew Goldsack and Philippa Thome. Co-Captains

Bellerophon House House Captains: Joey Nagle, Eliza Walsh. Primary Captains: Matilda Porter, Harry Whitford. Georgia Adams

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Tom Blakeley

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Alex Brzoska

Harriet Jennett

Emily Santalucia

Iona Bu/ford

Edward Jewell

Harry Santalucia

Phoebe Calvert

Rory Kearns

Oliver Santalucia

Hilary Cao

Tara Kearns

Tom Santalucia

Niah Chalmers

Sarah Klein

Nara Saric

Lewis Cleary

Maximilian Kokalis

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Riley Clifford

Joss Landgraf

Taya Stringer

Tanna Comben

Grace Lee

Wayde Stringer

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Lily Maishman

Andy Deans

Lily Mathews

Claire Townson

Luke Derksen

Olivia Mathias

Annabel Unkenstein

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Emmaline Vagg

Sam Dragovitch

Eddie McDonald

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Charlie Mitchell

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Helicon House House Captains: Rose Hosking, Patrick Horoch. Primary Captains: Ruby Riordan, Paddy Ryan. BeauAl/an

Lucy Greene

James Norris

Hadi Al-Musawi

Jacqui Greer

Bryce Numaitis

Prudence Andrews

Bridie Griffith

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Jasmine Balazs

Ethan Guida

Lacey OBrien

Sajiva Baskaran

Noah Guida

Harrison ONeill

Thomas Bennett-Bullin Miranda Hamilton

Carly Perkins

Laura Billings

Isabelle Polic

Joshua High

Felicity Bisinella

Reuben High

James Potts

Laura Bisinella

Ash Hodgkins

Harry Powell

Liam Black

Luis Hodgkins

Cameron Primmer

Sophie Blackford

Nicholas Horoch

Ryan Primmer

MaxBluml

Patrick Horoch

Fletcher Quinlan

Alexander Bond

Charlie Hosking

Ruby Riordan

Alex Booker

Rose Hosking

Takoda Ritchie

Antonia Bowlen

Joshua Hunter

Brooke Rochow

Emmy Bowyer

Angus Jackman

Maddison Rodgers

Rosy Brierly

Henry Jackman

Laura Ryan

Paris Britta

Anneliese Jones

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Max Brownless

Lach/an Jones

Paddy Ryan

Luke Brozina

Georgia Karavitis

Harry Sadler

Montana Buckley

Angelique Kefalas

Felix Sycamnias

Zara Burrell

George Laurie

Ciara Symons

Kaiden Carlin

Geoffrey Lean

Robbie Taylor

Ava Carrington

Noah Lever

Archie Vernon

Nicholas Conway

Connor Liu

Hannah Walker

Issie Corrie Smith

Hunter Locke

Vineth Wetthasinghe

Tom Crozier

Skye Lockwood

Alice Wheelahan

Astrid Crtalic

Tie/le Lyons

Erin Wheelahan

Grace Curnow

Jessica Malone

Sam Whitford

Felix Drayton

Lach/an Martin

Hugo Williams

Georgina Edgar

Joy Masek

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James Williamson

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Jade Wilson

Tom Forshaw

Audrey Morgan

Jack Ye

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Mia Young

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Jack Newnham

Minerva House House Captains: Jess Loftus, Mitch Taylor. Primary Captains: Chase Probert, Lach/an Pater.son. Matilda Abikhair

Alana Henderson

Jacinta Padanyi

Oscar Abikhair

Evie Heyward

Michael Pan

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Ethan Parkhill

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Catie Hodge

Lachie Parkhill

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Gigi Hooper-Birch

James Paterson

William Anderson

Abbi Howell

Lach/an Paterson

Reuben Aucote

Ashy Howell

Olivia Porte

Emily Bagnara

Owen Howell

Cecilia Powers

Issy Batrouney

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Sophia Powers

Keera Beasley

Baxter Kay

Charles Probert

Douglass Bell

Olympia Kean-Cohen

Chase Probert

Sam Bickett

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Baxter Bingham

Xavier King

Dominic Bongiorno

Rennie Lamers

WillRees

Jackson Bourke

Madeline Landos

Jack Richmond Evelyn Robinson

Cassidy Bradshaw

James Lawrie

Emily Brussow

Tilly Lee

Jasmine Rong

Ed Callan

Jessica Loftus

Lily Rowlands

Khianna Chapman

Maddie Lundy

Ellie Ruggero

Molly Cole

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Ruby Ruggero

India Connor

Dec/an Marshall

Bronte Russell

Lily Consedine

Tillie Marshall-Ramsay

Jabbar Sabary

Josh Costa

Hugh McDonald

Mehdi Sabary Robbie Solly

Bailey Cullen

Isobel McDonald

Max Dalrymple

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Sarah Solly

Archer Drummond

Sophia McIntyre

Mitch Taylor Lucie Thompson

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Aimee McLaughlin

Atticus Eddy

Lucy McLaughlin

Amy Thornton Ethan Tran

James Fouracre

Jade McQuillan

Evan Giles

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Xavier Tsapazi

Noah Goodall-Wilson

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Finn Walsh

Oliver Hair

Emma Moorfoot

Patrick Whan

Ella Hall-Sullivan

Amba Whitley

Xavier Hall-Sullivan

Emerson NadorpGoddard

Jonathan Hanson

Luca Neerhut

Danny Yang

Geordie Whittakers

Gus Harris

Nicholas OBrien

Fraser Yeaman

Scarlette Hayden

Jaime Osborne

Lucy Young

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Pegasus House House Captains: Zoe Sandner, Ben Searle. Primary Caprtains: Tom Williams, Alyssa Kahwagi.

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Camilla Alexeyeff

William Hoare

Sarah Alhadi

Charlie Hurst

Connor Pawsey

Oliver Alvarez de Toledo

Angus Illingworth

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Oscar Illingworth

Ciara Philpott

Grace Baker

Claudia Joubert

Niamh Potter

Sarah Bath

Alyssa Kahwagi

Xavier Potter

Olivia Batten

Jacoub Kahwagi

Georgie Richards

Emily Baxter

Jack Kennett

Tom Roberts

Marcus Bird

Ruby Kennett

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Gemma Blacksell

Nicholas Koroneos

Penelope Blight

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Sergej Sandner

Jack Buchanan

Nick Livingstone

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Tilly Buchanan

Tessa Longden

Ben Searle

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Samuel MaceroniZarafa

Julian Selway

Darcey Byrne DreweByrne

Nathalie Mayer

Juliette Sillitoe

Usher Shao

Isabella Carland

Callan McCartney

Patrick Sinnott

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Luke McCoy

Sienna Sorensen

Tom Congdon

Mikayla Mclachlan

Will Sorensen

Rosie Cooke

Kye Mears

Astrid Stanisich

Georgie Corner

Charlie Middleton

Grace Taylor

Oliver Courtnay

Jesse Middleton

Isabella Thomson

Jax Cross

Ted Middleton

William Thomson

Georgie Cullen

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Lilly Tierney

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Xavier Tresidder

Lily Edwards

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Harriette Garner

Riley Morel

Thomas Troeth

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Zoe Vaughan

Milly Garner

Trinity Murphy

I/ah Watson

Lily Gilby

Annabelle Naylor

Harry West

Miles Gray

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2nd Row: Georgia Adams, Marcus Molloy, Luke Derksen, Samuel Maceroni-Zarafa, Luke McCoy, Oliver Sao, Mitchell Taylor, Lucy Mc Laughlin, Oliver Courtney, Joey Nagle, Charlie Mitchell, Harry Powell, Joss Landgraf 1st Row: Tie/le Lyons, Sarah Alhadi, Lily Morgan, Lily Gilby, Jack Newnham, Lily Edwards, Ellie Milner. Absent: Hannah Walker.

Busy; engaging, creative and fulfilling are some of the words that come to mind when you reflect on the year in SA. Our twenty one students are a talented and diverse group; whether it is in the arts, public speaking, writing, mathematics, science, sports or theatre studies they have excelled. From the first days of February it was evident that the students were a considerate and empathetic cohort. They have exhibited a willingness to engage with their teachers and each other in the active exploration of their learning. At Mokborree these qualities came to the fore as they toiled in teams to construct the fastest and most efficient gliders. In Electives they embraced the widest diversity of offerings. The use of voice, movement, space, timing and body gestures were all key skills harnessed in Drama. In Paddock to Platter they gardened and cooked with the Year 4s developing great relationships with our younger students. In Fl Racer they designed and raced the fastest balsa wood racing cars. In ceramics they explored a range of creative techniques and they developed high quality skills in textiles. In Street Art they experimented in the edgy world of community art. English was full of poetry; persuasive texts and enjoyable reads. Debating and public speaking also drew many of them in, with wins over senior school teams and victory in the Legacy Public Speaking competition being pleasing highlights. CreS was a showcase of new skills mastered and of relationships strengthened. We had surfboards shaped, jewellery crafted, cushions fashioned, denims re-done, sculptures welded, cakes baked, scooters designed and built, trailers transformed and lots, lots more. The students of SA should be proud of their efforts and their achievements. They have all accepted the challenges before them and been active and engaged learners. They have all accepted and supported their peers and have in large measure created the harmonious and productive learning community we have shared together. Mr Michael O'Donnell Leaming Mentors: Mr Michael O'Donnell, Mrs Stephanie Lawrence, Mrs Coral Turner.

2nd Row: Emma Blampied, Lucy Young Eva Baensch, Alex Booker. Skye Lockwood, Eliza Walsh, Ben Searle, Ngor Aker. Nick Burke, Charlie Middleton, Felix Drayton, Edward Jewell. 1st Row: Penelope Blight Jacinta Padanyi, Henry Parks, Orlaith Plowman, Noah Goodall-Wilson, Olivia Batten, Drewe Byme, Harriet Jennett, James Potts, Luke Grana.

riple R has taught me many beneficial and valuable facts about safety and the skills needed in everyday life. It has helped me with my mental decisions and taught me about the human body

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adulthood. You learn the effects of drugs and how to live a happy, enjoyable life. We learn to respect our peers and our relationship with other people. We also learn how to work in a team, always supporting one another. We also learnt how to deal with stress and other mental issues. Being healthy makes you feel better physically and mentally It gives you more energy and this will make you happier. It allows you to enjoy a more positive approach to life. Triple R has prepared me for the future and made me wiser. We learnt how to cope in stressful situations, such as sleep and doing what you enjoy The effects of drugs and alcohol were also what we learnt along with the early signs of mental health issues. If you are feeling stressed, take a moment to do something you love/ enjoy This could be playing with a pet, drawing, meeting up with friends, cooking something or drawing a picture. Once you have de-stressed you are able to go on with your life. Helping learn about stress made me feel more comfortable in stressful situations which I face every day If you are having a bad day, it doesn't mean you have a bad life. It is just a matter of putting your head up and focusing on tomorrow. Thinking about positive things will help with this; relax to get the stress out of your head, hang out with your friends or listen to your favorite music. I learnt that the best way to get through these situations is to take a deep breath and relax. Triple R helps me with my decisions and relationships and also broadens my mind for the serious information that I will need in the future. Students of BB Leaming Mentors: Mr JeffHoroch, Ms Kate Toi, Mrs Sarah Dobie.

4th Row: Ed Callan, Saxon Drummond, Jessica Loftus, Kaiden Carlin, Khianna Chapman. 3rd Row: Finn Walsh, Grace Harris I/ah Watson, Georgia Karavitis, Issie Corrie -Smith, Patrick Horoch. 2nd Row: Claudia Joubert Claire Townson, Emily Brussow, Olivia Porte, Hadi Al-Musawi. 1st Row Madeline Landos, Xavier Hall- Sullivan, Evan Giles, Tanna Comben, Cecile Beaumont. Absent.· Julian Selway.

t the start of the academic year, Rev Tim Edwards encouraged both students and staff alike to engage in the many and varied opportunities that exist at The Geelong College. In response to this request, SC chose to extend this theme and in the first Assembly of the year. challenged all Middle School students to seek out the opportunities presented to them. SC have thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to build friendships and connections that hopefully will last a life time. Many students cited Mokboree as the ideal opportunity to meet new people whilst working on problem solving activities in a group format. The relaxed, welcoming atmosphere established at Mokboree has permeated throughout the year with a number of the class cohort commenting on the respectful tone within the group, where individuals can be themselves. The opportunities to take on a role of responsibility have been willingly accepted by a vast number of students in SC. Jessica Loftus and Patrick Horoch were awarded the honour of being announced House Captains for both Minerva and Helicon respectively. Ed Callan and Georgia Karavitis have enjoyed the role of SRC representative and many more students have relished the opportunity of being a House Sporting Captain. Participation in electives has been a welcome inclusion in the curriculum program. The opportunity to form a band and explore music in 'Chart Busters' was universally endorsed. The dynamic established through the bands 'Lots of ways' and '5 hours of winter' was acknowledged as a highlight. As a perennial favourite. SC continued to enjoy the opportunity to engage in Dodge Ball during Mentor sessions where social interactions where further enhanced. It has been a terrific year in SC where opportunities have been grasped and the rewards celebrated. Mrs Julie-Anne Hussey, Ed Callan, PatrickHoroch, Jessica Loftus, Claudia Joubert. Leaming Mentors: Mrs Julie-Anne Hussey, Ms Hannah McKinnon, Mr Brent Cooke.

3rd Row: Will Page, Ca/um Boyce, William Anderson, Nicholas Koroneos, Oliver Alvarez de Toledo, Rosie Cooke. 2nd Row: Georgie Roderick, Ben Townson, George Laurie, Harry Morphy, Gabe Nolan, William Evans-Papinski, Amba Whitley. 1st Row: Zoe Sandner, Laura Ryan, Emily Bagnara, Jialin Miao. Lara Adams. Lisa Quix, Lily Mathews. Absent: Jack Ye.

D students expressed themselves through poetry in English this year. Classroom discussions flourished as they explored emotions, thoughts and life experiences when brainstorming their ideas. Different techniques and various styles were learned allowing students to create imaginative and innovative poems. They were supportive and encouraging of each other's skills and ideas when working collaboratively Everyone's poems were published as a memento to keep of their time in Year 8.

Forlorn faces pass by me, Beggars lining the streets Sweat-stained cloth, Bones showing through skin Hoping for even a shred of kindness As yet another passes into the void JialinMiao

Full ofsecrets. Full ofstories and emotions My pages covered with the truth Spilled like tea over my yellowing pages Pen ink on the lines smudged by tears Ecstatic and hateful thoughts of the day are LisaQuix

The moon creeps around the horizon, Turning day into night With the help of her small shining friends Locked in an eternal circling pattern Never drifting out of line, Her pale face glows in the night sky Her silver face ripples in the water of the deep ocean Her faint fingers calmly stroke the child to sleep Laura Ryan

His violin cries for me His tears streaming down the strings Falling like raindrops on the wood His teacher helped him through tough times Helped him escape poverty and violence Showed him it was ok to express his grief through music Now he is gone His grief keeps trickling down his distraught face His violin keeps crying Rosie Cooke Leaming Mentors: Ms Cassi Aitken. Mr Michael Terry.

(Class Photo Below) 4th Row: Connor Pawsey, Rosy Brierly, Oscar Abikhair. Isabella Thomson. Jackson Neate, Will Rees, Ethan Parkhill. 3rd Row: Ben Slorach, James Paterson. Angus Jackman. Lach/an Jones. Billy Duerden. Charlie Hosking. 2nd Row Carly Perkins, Niamh Potter. Cameron Primmer. Laura Billings, Iona Bu/ford, Jacqui Greer.1st Row: Nicholas Conway.

arly in Term 1. the BE class travelled to Mokborree to spend the day building connections between each other. Through a range of challenges and activities, they developed team working skills and set goals for the semester.

Our trip to Mokborree was fun and a great experience. It was a great chance to find out whether your classmate was a plane building master, a table tennis champion or a werewolf in disguise. I really enjoyed the opportunity to work as a group with different people in attempting to build an airworthy plane, which brought out healthy competition and rivalries between everyone in our class. Plane building was also a great opportunity to get advice from people in your class about the best way to throw the plane, and support your group through the highs of getting a great throw and the lows of nose diving the plane into the ground. We also had the great chance to play the interesting and deceptive werewolf game, which put us on our guard and allowed us to make allies with people in our class. It also gave us the opportunity to question what we thought about people in our class. as first impressions are not always correct. The table tennis table was a great resource, as you might never know that someone was secretly an amazing table tennis player. Our trip to Mokborree was a fabulous opportunity to learn a lot about people in our class. to trust different people. to work with everyone and to build long lasting relationships with people you wouldrit think you could. Iona Bufford

The day I spent at Mokborree was challenging and rewarding. Working together as a team we were able to achieve our goal with a successful outcome. We all had allocated roles to do and we then worked individually but with a united focus of the outcome. With no leader we worked collaboratively to achieve the set task and had a good time along the way It was a real team effort. with everyone playing their part. Ethan Parkhill Leaming Mentors: Ms Margaret Oates. Mr Yannick Lairs.

3rd Row: Chan Aker, Oscar Illingworth, Luca Neerhut Alex Ramsey, Sam Hall, Rachel Rowbottom, Ciara Philpott. 2nd Row: Jax Cross, Nico Dawe, Tilly Buchanan, Tahlia Morel, Antonia Bowlen, Tillie Marshall-Ramsay, Tom Crozier.1st Row: Nicholas Horoch, Tim Lazzaro, Rose Hosking, Tijanna Young, Paris Britta, Emily OBrien, Ben Harris.

ming SF art in Semester One we explored in depth the origins of Gothic Architecture, especially the works of Antoni Gaudi, and then used what we learnt to create detailed etchings bringing together the distinctive characteristics of the style. During the Photography Unit we experimented with different angles and lighting techniques to capture creative portraits of our peers. Afterwards we then used various forms of editing software such as Photoshop to enhance our images. The concertina-style artists· books we created gave an insight into ourselves as artists as the books were based upon either a self-portrait or a central theme of our choice. Oscar Illingworth BF

We also found expression in our writing and the compilation of a poetry anthology allowed us to explore emotions. experiences and sensitive writing. The opportunity to be expressive in both art and poetry has been a great opportunity to showcase our creativity. It started as a game... They laughed at me, they teased me. I didn't want anyone to know, but soon EVERYONE knew. They laughed at the way I dressed, the way I looked, the glasses I wore. They started getting physical. They threw rocks, they pulled the chair from under me. I came home bruised and beaten. Mum contacted the school, but it was too late, I didn't want to be there anymore. I wrote the note, the note that explained everything The note saying sorry for what I was about to do It started as a game.

Tahlia Morel Leaming Mentors: Mr Ben Robbins, Mrs Marita Seaton.

3rd Row: Juliette Sillitoe, Grace Cumow, Jabbar Sabbary, Hilary Cao, Lilly Tiemey, Geordie Whittakers, Oli Fernandez, Harry Faull, James Norris, Riley Clifford. 2nd Row: Angelique Atkinson, Jasmine Rong Matthew Thacker, Baxter Kay, Tom Roberts, Tara Keams.1st Row: Avah Coils, Kye Mears, Ruby Ruggero, Hamish Dobie, Max Dalrymple, Luke Brozina, Molly Cole, Fraser Yeaman.

he Year 7 Portsea camp was a great time to meet and make new friends. In fact, the biggest thing we got out of camp was building relationships with friends. Every day leading up to camp would place a few more bricks on the wall of friendship. We were thrown into a situation where we had to eat, sleep and do everything else with our peers. By the end of camp our wall was towering much higher than its smaller beginnings. People we would once have called peers, we now called friends. The activities that we did really tested our teamwork and co-operation as a class. Some of the activities that we did were snorkeling, canoeing, the giant swing, flying fox, swimming, sport, disco, night walk and life be in it activities. They were great for bonding. We all faced our fears and supported one another when we didn't want to go any further. There was so much encouragement given by people around us that we just couldn't give up. I looked towards the death-defying rope. I shivered, as my instructor said, ''Are you sure?" Of course I'm not sure. I am about to go down the infamous line. The Zip Line. Rumor has it that people have fallen off this line. I am already in my harness. It is time to strap me up to the dangerous rope. My instructor, sets me up to 'glide along' this oversized piece of string. Just because this Zip Line seems pretty awesome, I agree with myself to do it. I get ready I run up to the edge of the building. I jump off.

My feet hit the ground again, again and again The rhythm is in time with the chatter of my friends Our voices echoing in the dim light The wind, cool on my face seems to greet me with its arms wide open Eagerly pushing away my hair from my face The breeze seems happy to greet me and I feel happy to greet it too The trees bob and sway to the slither of the wind as it caresses my face The crocodiles in the cracks of the path are Jumping out at my feet I dodge them and realise I would rather be here than anywhere else in the world

Studentsof7A Leaming Mentors: Ms Lati[e Anbaci, Mr Ian Henricus, Mrs Alexandra Zauli.

3rd Row: Sam Whitford, Astrid Stanisich, Catie Hodge, Fenn Neal, Rupert Beaufoy, Josh Costa, Riley Morel. 2nd Row: Amy Thornton, Jess Wynhoven, Archie Vernon, Ned Evans, Patrick White, Lucca Amott.1st Row- Maddison Rodgers, Astrid Crtalic, Alana Henderson, Georgie Richards, Will Sorensen, Sajiva Baskaran. Absent· Noah Gray, laden Pawsey Sally Till.

indfulness is a form of meditation. It helps you to focus and gets your brain ready for the day Mindfulness is used in many different countries today and by many sports teams or musicians. These people use mindfulness before big events; it helps them to relax and focus on what is ahead. We use it in our classroom to ready our brains for the day We have been able to clear our minds, to become connected to ourselves, to others and to the world. All year 7 classes have been using it to help them focus and become content with themselves and to give them a positive start to the day

Astrid Crtalic, Georgie Richards, Alana Henderson and Trinity Murphy 7B Leaming Mentors: Mrs Leanne McCartney, Ms Emma O'Callaghan.

3rd Row: William Thomson, Sophie Blackford, Lucy Greene, Liam Black, Sarah Bath, Tom Santalucia, Danny Yang, Sophia McIntyre, Zara Burrell, Isobel McDonald, Max Gamer, Jack Perry. 2nd Row: Paddy Heyward, Matt McFee, James Fouracre, Nick Livingstone, Kai Daly, Lach/an Martin, Amy Pan, Samuel Bain.1st Row-Audrey Morgan, Olivia Mathias, Niah Chalmers. Absent: Jack Kennett.

hat do downloaded Ebooks, Kindles and other personal devices, graphic novels, novels, nonfiction books and sophisticated picture books have in common? They are all available for 7C students to read, explore, borrow and engage with during their fortnightly scheduled Library classes, as part of the Library/English program.

7C Library classes aim to foster a love of reading and reading for pleasure and a range of strategies are implemented to encourage students to expand their personal reading choices and to take responsibility for their own reading habits. Reading in these sessions is relevant and student-centred and the learning is collaborative and active. The English teacher and Teacher-Librarian are both available to support, guide and make recommendations for individual student personal borrowing, as needed. Students are regularly invited to share what they are currently reading and to make recommendations to their peers. Discussion topics such as Book v Movie and The Best Books I Have Read result in lively conversations where students are encouraged to listen, participate and respond to other's ideas and opinions respectfully and thoughtfully There is opportunity in Library classes for browsing and exploring the wide range of resources (both print and digital) available for students' personal borrowing. New titles, different authors and current themes are promoted through visual displays, genre and reading lists and custom-made bookmarks which provide ideas and inspiration for what to read next. Students have been involved in a group task designing, collaborating and creating a digital or paper WWl and WW2 Scrapbook of memories based on resources from a wide variety of genres (Picture Books, Short Stories, Diaries, Letters, Poems, Graphic Novels and Non-Fiction). 7C have enjoyed working with different people in a team situation and sharing their final products with the class. The students have also had the opportunity to further extend their personal reading experiences and explore different genres and authors through a choice of Author Study and Genre Book Club.

Research has shown that students who read for pleasure gain advantages that last their whole lives, including becoming more articulate, more imaginative, increased self-esteem, self-awareness, empathy and understanding and increased concentration ...these are all wonderful benefits for learning that extend well beyond Library classes. Mrs Barbara Carlson Leaming Mentors: Mrs Barbara Carlson, Mr Orazio Galluccio.

3rd Row: Joel McWilliam, Max Mauderer, Patrick Sinnott. Noah lever, Dec/an Hughes. 2nd Row: Lily Maish man, Luci Thompson, Tilly Lee, Jonathan Hanson, Luis Hodgkins, Eddie McDonald, Jessica Malone, Bryce Numaitis, Baxter Bingham, Michael Pan, Kai Maher, Louisa Bath. 1st Row: Miranda Hamilton, Gigi Hooper-Birch, Scarlett Adams, Tessa Longden, Hunter Locke, Max Green, James Lawrie, Thomas Troeth.

rom Superheros to TV shows and Fairy-tales, the Year Sevens had it all in Mr Galluccids drama classes. We learnt through experience about the different drama techniques that are used in productions. We worked in small groups to put these techniques into use, sharing ideas and problem solving. In Term One 7D moved through various drama techniques, learning about inner voices, stereotypes and many more. For our final performance, we used this knowledge in a rendition of a famous TV show. There were remakes of shows such Neighbours,· 'Real House Wives ofMelbourne', and even 'Whos Line is it Anyway?'In Term Two we explored the use of inner voices in super hero stories; creating our own super hero stories and performing them for our class. Superman, Batman, the Joker, Wasp, Captain America, Lex Luther and many more characters made an appearance. We also focused on fairytales and the dramatic techniques used to make the stories interesting. For our final performance we donned our costumes and took to the stage to perform our fairy-tale performances to the Preps and Year 4s. With Cinderella riding a lawn mower to the ball, Clumsy Dwarf running into walls, the Three Little Pigs having roast wolf for dinner and Princess Fiona falling down the stairs, 7D had the audience in fits of laughter. After two terms of learning drama techniques and using those techniques in our acting, our confidence, collaboration skills and knowledge of drama developed. Drama was definitely an enjoyable educational experience. Louisa Bath Leaming Mentors: Ms Barbara Hollander, Mr Greg Mathews.

3rd Row: Helena He, Georgie Cullen, Annie Coutts, Angelique Kefalas, Sam Witherden, Annabel Unkenstein, Sarah Klein, Georgie Edgar, Maddie Lundy. 2nd Row: Tom Trethewey, Alex Brzoska, Nathalie Mayer, Jackson Williams, Jacoub Kahwagi. lst Row- Nie Robertson, Usher Shao, Ben Gadd, Sam Geary, Henry Rodda, Will Fanning.

I've learnt how to be organised - Angelique Kefalas House sport helped me to get out of my comfort zone Henry Rodda I've had to wake up extra early to go to school - Ed Kol I have tried new things that I would never have done Jack Buchanan APS sport taught me how to be a team member - Annie Coutts The Anzac service helped me to understand the College's war history - Ben Gadd I've learnt how to collaborate with different people - Usher Shao APS sport taught me how to work together with my team mates and new coaches - Tom Trethewey Adapting to the timetable and remembering where I'm meant to be has been a challenge - Alex Brozska Year 7 has taught me that ifI set my mind to a challenging project I can do it! - Maddie Lundy The camp and boat building have helped me to learn how to work with other people- Sam Geary APS sport has given me the chance to challenge myself Georgie Edgar The new horizon for me this year was becoming more organised with my time - Annabel Unkenstein At camp I made new friends and got to know them more deeply HelenaHe The Middle School Library has been a paradise with a wide range of books - Nathalie Mayer I've become more organised and prepared with school and my homework- Alex Bond I have had to adapt to new subjects like history and geography Jackson Williams I learnt to be more organised with my time - Georgie Cullen Year 7 taught me how to a better team member - Sarah Klein I've learnt how to be a team player - Nie Robertson APS sport has helped me with organisation - Sam Witherden The pressure of homework helped me develop better time management- Jacoub Kahwagi Leaming Mentors: Ms Sue Bradford, Mr Mark Torpey.

(Class Photo Below) 4th Row: Caitlin Veenstra, Charlie Hurst Beau Allan, Scarlette Hayden, Emerson Nadorp-Goddard. 3rd Row: Samuel Rowbottom, Annabel Walter Joshua High, Connor Liu, Felicity Bisinella Maximilian Kokalis, Douglass Bell. 2nd Row: Ryan Primmer; Dec/an Marshall Ethan Tran, Thomas Blakeley, Felix Sycamnias. lst Row. Lily Consedine, Willow Moulin-Singer; Maddy Mills, Imogen Duff, Eliza Gross. Absent- Ollie Paton, Neo Moon, Tom Forshaw.

n Year 7, we have been enjoying a full and busy physical education program that teaches us about a balanced lifestyle. A balanced lifestyle is made up of many elements such as a good wholesome diet, physical activities for fitness, general wellbeing and having a wide variety of interests and fun social activities. A balanced lifestyle is important for both a healthy body and a healthy mind.

In our Health Unit we have learned about food and nutrition including how to keep a balanced diet. During our lessons our class made a graph to monitor what we ate and compared this to what a healthy diet is. We even got the benefit of having a University lecturer show us how the advertising of fast food restaurants manipulates us to think their food is good. We soon learned the truth behind those fast food restaurants. Leaming about nutrition, how to stay healthy and how to maintain a balanced diet has been a great benefit to us all. Physical Education at The Geelong College is about developing skills, improving our fitness and socialising with classmates. It is essential to maintain our fitness so that we can achieve the best out of ourselves, both mentally and physically PE is important so that we develop our hand-eye co-ordination and have skills we can use to engage in sport. In PE. we are constantly playing team games for us to learn how to co-operate; for us to make friends and to have fun with our classmates; important skills for when we are older. APS sport has provided a diverse range of sports and opportunities. Part of the APS experience was playing against other schools and challenging ourselves against the best; even if it meant getting to school at 6:30am. The importance of the APS is not just to keep healthy and fit. It also gives us a chance to socialise among ourselves and the other schools. The impact sport can make in our lives is immense and enables you to maintain a healthy; balanced lifestyle. Lily Consedine, Felicity Bisinella, Douglass Bell, Charlie Hurst Leaming Mentors: Mr Terry Coburn, Mrs Meryn Ratcliffe, Mrs Margaret McArthur.

2nd Row: Dominic Bongiorno, Brooke Rochow, Maeve Ryan, Isabelle Polic, Montana Buckley, Darcey Byrne, Andy Deans, Emily Baxter, Sam Dragovitch, Eden Hall, Miss Tomey.1st Row: Hugo Williams, Reuben Murphy, Oliver Morphy, Will Roder, Patrick Whan, Tom Congdon, Fletcher Quinlan, Ciara Symons, Harry Whitford.

ear 6 involved using technology as a form of digital storytelling and employed different forms of media to portray a message to an audience. Some of the media used this year to communicate in different ways have been photography, film and TED talks.

One of the amazing things we did was exploring still imagery We learnt that photography is not just taking a photo; it is communicating a message through a still image. Most of the images we took around the school were of ordinary objects and photographing them in extraordinary ways. We learnt about the 10 rules of photography and how we can use them The main rules are: Rule of thirds: Splitting our photos into 3 lines so we could centre or draw focus to certain aspects of our images. Framing: Using natural objects to enhance the focus of the image. Viewpoint: Taking photos from different angles so you can make objects look bigger or smaller than they really are. We have been able to utilise our photography skills when making films throughout the year.

3rd Row- Harry West Nick OBrien, Sarah Solly, Xavier Tresidder, Bo/ Aker, Charles Probert, Mrs Fiona Stafford, Olympia Kean-Cohen, Emma Bates, India Connor. 2nd Row: Grace Taylor, Anneliese Jones, Vineth Wetthasinghe, Lach/an Paterson, Lachie Parkhill.1st Row- Mia Young Ella-Rose Beehag Paddy Ryan, Will Jarman, Archer Drummond, Bronte Russell. Absent· Jesse McNamara, Lauren Billman, Jaime Osborne. Absent: Wayde Stringer.

We have created many different types of films; stop motions, information reports, book trailers and Storyclips. When producing a film, you firstly have to think about planning. You actually spend around 60% of your time planning your film, 15% filming and 25% on editing. When planning, you have to think about incorporating different camera angles and movements in each of the scenes to enhance the emotion or focus for the audience. One of the hardest parts of producing a film is getting the sound right. We used many different types of equipment and editing software to assist with the recording of clear sound. Making a film is really fun to do in a group because everyone can combine their ideas and creativity to create a fantastic product.

2nd Row: Jazz Hecker, Sebi Nolan. Lucas Kors, Lacey OBrien. Cate Barr, Issy Batrouney, Atticus Eddy, Nara Saric, Chase Probert, Matilda Porter, Ruby Riordan. Mr Henderson. 1st Row: Thomas Bennett-Hullin. Geoffrey Lean. Robbie Taylor, Xavier Potter, Myles Vagg Reuben High, Tom Williams. Absent: Ashy Howell, Cassidy Bradshaw, Mehdi Sabary, Charlie Barlow, Xavier King

This year we were excited to run our first ever "TED@TGC" event where many of us did a live performance of our TED project. TED is a worldwide group that promotes "ideas worth spreading". Some famous TED speakers include Bono, J. J. Abrams, Bill Gates, Jane Goodall and Stephen Hawking. TED Talks cover a huge range of topics. They were initially about Technology, Entertainment and Design (TED) but now include environmental issues, education, motivational lessons and much more. This term we were challenged to investigate and present an idea that "rocked our world". We analysed TED Talk videos, performance techniques and the use of powerful imagery. We identified a personal topic, developed a persuasive script, recorded studio-quality audio and created a visual Storyclip to spread our idea. This was a really enjoyable learning journey for us. By watching everyone's talks we learnt about issues around the world, issues close to home and stories that motivated us. It was a great way to see what everyone really believed in and what they wanted to say The best part of Year 6 was that we could make it anything we wanted it to be. Our motto '#amaze us' drove everything we produced over the year. Students of Year 6

aptops, Lego, K'Nex, cardboard and tubing, marble rollers, robots, computer programming, 3D printing, Rube Goldberg machines, blogging... welcome to Year 5.

Planning, discussing, building, testing and rebuilding; hands on activities; problem solving; collaborating; student experts sharing knowledge, ideas and skills with each other; photographs and videos; and a lot of documenting and reflecting on the learning. In Year 5, we are Designing The Future. We are a community of independent learners who are continually encouraged to explore our natural curiosities. We use both simple materials and new technologies to create solutions to problems. Throughout the year, we had opportunities to be mathematicians, historians, engineers, designers, software developers and project managers as we follow our interests, solve problems and create products and solutions together. We work in a variety of groups on developing our own solutions to challenges; or pursuing a particular interest related to a topic discussed in class which may be of particular interest. We may also be participating in a small group elective program to develop skills in areas such as Programming, Digital Design, 3D printing or Robotics.

We use biogs to document and share what we know, our ideas and experiences. We use measurement and estimation skills when planning design projects in our visual diaries. We learn about basic physics, geometry and the properties of shapes when programming the turtle to draw for us in Microworlds, and will be applying much of this knowledge when building and programming our Lego Robots. There is certainly never a dull moment in Year 5. ·we get opportunities to do things that I never thought weci actually do in Year 5"

Sam ·we have time to work with and learn about much more technology than I could have thought or

Callan "Heaps of new people have come into Year 5 this year. We get to work with them and make new friends."

Jesse "We have quite a lot of choice in what we get to learn."

Bailey "Designing building and testing our Rube Goldberg machines was great: we have time to work on them long term to make them better, to bring components in from home, to choose what we are going to make, and to work in groups."

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SA: Matilda Abikhair; Max Brownless, Spencer Cleary, Sophie Coleman, Jack Forsyth, Noah Guida, Gus Harris, Harry Hayden, Georgina He, Mia Higgins, Jasmine Hofmaier; Angus Illingworth, Rory Keams, Grace Lee, Jade McQuillan, Clara Paton, Cecilia Powers, Sergej Sander; Emily Santalucia, Emma Trethewey, Mr James Colbert. SB: Lukas Albert Camilla Alexeyeff, Reuben Aucote, Emmy Bowyer; Phoebe Calvert Emily Fry, Harriette Gamer; Ben Gorell, Bridie Griffith, Evie Heyward, Henry Jackman, Joy Masek, Jesse McDougall, Harrison ONeill, Jacob Rowbottom, Lily Rowlands, Ellie Ruggero, Harry Santalucia, Olly Williams, Mrs Kelly Watson. SC: Prudence Andrews, Sam Bickett Samantha Bird, Jackson Bourke, Bailey Cullen, Milly Gamer; Abbi Howell, Owen Howell, Isaac Jansz, Ruby Kennett Callan McCartney, Mikayla Mclachlan, Aimee McLaughlin, Jesse Middleton, Zoe Parker; Harry Sadler; Xavier Tsapazi, Emmaline Vagg Alice Wheelahan, Mr Andrew McKie.

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3rd Row: Emma Moorfoot, Verity Duft Joshua Hunter, Takoda Ritchie, Robbie Solly, Gemma Blacksell, Oliver Hair, Thomas Gorell, Will Roffey. 2nd Row: William Hoare, Tom Hayden, Sienna Sorensen, Jasmine Balazs, Oisin Holten, Charli Norton, Hugh McDonald, Max Bluml. lst Row: Agnes Rotsas, Laura Bisinella, Tay a Stringer, Jade Wilson, Hugo Zumpe, Jack Richmond, Charlie Porter.

his year our overarching question, "How can we create a good tomorrow?" has provided a clear focus for our thinking and learning in Year 4. We love this question, because it works so well at so many levels. Whether the context is about: being a good student; how to make friends; how to look after each other; or caring for the planet, this question asks our young people to look beyond their own wants, to consider things that we can actually do, to improve ourselves, our relationships and to look after the planet and its living things. Ultimately; the question invites, and prompts, action. The most obvious and most sensible place to engage in environmental action is in your own backyard. This year's Enviro students have really connected with their garden and the living things around them Our diverse garden is now home to creatures of all sorts and gardening sessions have frequently been interrupted by little interactions with nature such as a visit from the family of wrens, 'Freddy' the grey fantail or the discovery of a nest of ants. Such moments serve to cement a strong connection to their natural world. This year the children were set the challenge of working together in small groups to 'grow a meal' in an area of the garden of their own choice. Through their passionate engagement with their garden plots, not only has each group learned about cycles, seasons, soil, sunlight, the challenges of growing food, teamwork... but also that their food was not only good for us, but it had been produced without the use of insecticides, fertilisers, poisons, transportation or refrigeration - unlike much of the food that we might buy from the local supermarket. Ultimately; the meals created from the produce grown were very proudly shared.

3rd Row: Hennie Lamers, Lewis Cleary, Grace Baker, Miles Gray, Elly Naylor, Oliver Santalucia, Tom Naylor, Joe Osborne, Isabella Carland. 2nd Row: Hannah Bates, Will Hunter, Val/en Hall, Erin Wheelahan, Zoe Vaughan, James Williamson, Ted Middleton. 1st Row: Keera Beasley, Georgie Corner, Kate Roder, Ava Carrington, Evelyn Robinson, Oliver Albert Darcy McClelland. Below: Ella King Maya Billman.

Many more regular activities have seen the children acting for the environment whether it be writing letters to encourage better environmental practices within the school and the community; caring for our chickens; sharing garden knowledge with the Years 3 and Year 8 students; preparing daily nude food lunches; picking up litter by the river; hosting visitors to the garden and sharing our program; creating habitat for local animals within the school boundaries; sharing knowledge with local experts and university lecturers; or developing new garden areas. It is hoped that through engaging in such activities our young people leave us with the knowledge, the skills and the passion to look after our planet's natural systems - those which ultimately sustain us all. We congratulate 2015 Enviro cohort on their hard work, their enthusiasm and their passion. Will Johnston and Simone Boyd

Year 8 Debating 2nd Row: Oliver Sao, Lisa Quix, Lily Gilby, Jona Bu/ford, Hannah Walker, Carly Perkins, Emily Bagnara, Jialin Mao, Jacqui Greer, Ms Kristina Zeravica, Cecile Beaumont.1st Row: Harriett Jennett, Samuel Maceroni- Zarafa, Luke McCoy, Charlie Mitchell, James Potts, Antonia Bowlen.

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he Debaters Association of Victoria (DAV) offered another well organised and challenging competition for both Year 7 and 8 students. The D grade competition for the Year 8s saw them stretching their thinking while trying to grasp complex propositions like the removal of State Governments or the cessation of Australia Day celebrations. Much time was spent researching, discussing, and formulating ideas before presenting them on debate night. We had many successes. both in terms of winning and multiple students being awarded best speaker. Two teams made it to the first round of the finals held in Melbourne and did an outstanding job of representing our school. All students grew from strength to strength in their confidence. working cohesively with their team mates. verbal expression. ability to be persuasive and most importantly to

think critically and analytically about current and relevant topics. Congratulations to all Year 8s on their outstanding efforts this year. A group of 14 eager Year 7 students signed up for the Junior Secondary Program (also run by the DAV) this year. which took them on a journey of learning what debating was. how it worked and then putting those lessons into practice. Through the three rounds all debaters grasped the debating pillars of matter. method and manner with increasing confidence. and they are well on their way to growing into fine debaters. Kristina Zeravica

Year 7 Debating 2nd Row: Ms Kristina Zeravica. Annabel Unkenstein, Astrid Crtalic, Grace Curnow, Ollie Paton, Trinity Murphy, Alana Henderson, Molly Cole, Amy Pan. 1st Row: Sajiva Baskaran, Kai Daly, Tara Keams. Maddison Rogers. Maximilian Kokalis. Tom Forshaw Absent· Sarah Klein.

3rd Row: Nick Malcolm, Thomas Condie, Lulu Joske, Jack Sadler, Oliver White, Tom Leszko, Curtis Ho, Ashleigh Fury, Sam McLean, Xavier Ivisic, Sophie Roderick, Blythe Nadorp-Daw. 2nd Row Archer Hanegraat Max Wheelahan, Joshua Whan, Olivia Wynhoven, Mrs Bernardine Shier, Eilish Murphy, Matisse Higgins.1st Row: Ayat Aker, Joshua Rowbottom, Millie Taylor, Abigail Ramsey.

'.'A. mandala reflects just like we reflect, it's symmetrical. It makes me think of taking a risk, making a mistake and when I reflect I learn from this." Esther Lamers 3B

ith a spacious new learning space and a stunning outlook over the lush green main and back ovals. we had much to look forward to and be excited about in Year 3, in 2015. Together. as a learning community we created a beautiful homely learning environment inside and helped shape and plant our very own community garden. Connecting with our immediate environment provided many learning opportunities in particular; it built on our collaborative learning skills and further developed positive citizenship towards our College. Class meetings stimulated a variety of provocations for exploration. While the students were taught explicit skills and understandings they participated in thinking routines and collaborative learning sessions to further develop their skills in questioning, reflecting, connecting all the while behaving as curious and critical learners. Through one class meeting and the documentation that arose from this, the Year 3 students investigated the provocation of a Mandala and discovered that by using symbols they were able to tell a story of a journey They found out that a Mandala can represent where a person has been and can show the path a person is traveling along in life. Making the connection with the exploration of the rights of the child in the world today the students collaboratively told a story through their eyes by creating a mandala. The middle of our mandala is a thinking cloud with question marks bursting inside. This represents using your imagination. sharing ideas. cooperating and asking questions. This links with the rights of the child because you need to learn from each other to make a difference.

The next layer is made of crosses to represent mistakes because you need to make mistakes and take risks to improve your life.

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3rd Row: Sean McNeil, Alex Hayden, Hermione Murphy, Oliver Bradshaw, Ella Zele, Lach/an Anderson, Mrs Sally Wynter. 2nd Row: Wyatt Eddy, Piper Parkhill Sienna McDougall, Charles Leahy, Jonny Malcolm, Esther Lamers, Tiana Balazs, Luke Bird.1st Row: Lach/an Mitchell, Leo Coils, James Leahy, Chloe Aucote, Ditch Burke, Chloe Baillie, Theo Howell. Absent: Will Ilsley.

The next layer represents the past and the future. In the past there are things that you have seen and they may not be good things but in the future you can try to change this. For example in Uganda they may see lots of starving people but in the future they could learn how to farm, they will make mistakes but they will learn again and then they will have food for now and the future. They will teach their families and friends how to farm so they can also have food in the future and no one will need to die hungry: The next layer on our mandala is a road. This represents that your journey never ends and a child has the right to be happy; have food, have shelter, and have an education and be free. The next symbol is a circle of eyes because we should all have our eyes open to help children so that they all have rights. We then have a circle of hands holding each other, one hand is brown and one is pale. This represents that we should help starving people and that all children have rights no matter what they look like or where they live or what their names are. We can all be friends. The outside of our mandala is a path, a circle path because it is never ending. This represents the journey of all children in the world having rights. Sophie, Piper, Sam, James

3rd Row: Mackenzie Pugh, Madeline Bozinovski, Charlie Richmond, Will Solly, Ben Hunter, George Cerni, Baylee Jackson. 2nd Row: James Dimauro, Shannon Fury, Mitch Bickett Lucas Gray, Tommy Naylor, Hayden Chan.1st Row-Edwina Gorell Amy Sadler, Laura McQuillan. Daisy Abikhair, Lexie Blackey, Matilda Hayes. Absent: Anna Rostas.

015 was has been a year filled with enriching experiences for 2A. Our Friendship Unit saw us delve into discussions about what makes a person a good friend, and used these conversations to help us interact with each other in a positive way This paved the way for us to work collaboratively, even if people had different ideas and opinions. In fact we LOVED it when people had different ideas because this encouraged us to think about things from another perspective. For example, learning about what our rights and responsibilities are as friends led us to an even bigger question. What rights do children have?

Mackenzie: The right to be free and the right to be loved. Charlie: The right to pack their own lunchboxes. Daisy: All children have the right to have food. Shannon: Children have the right to go to school. Tommy: Children have the right not to be hurt. Lucas: Children have the right to defend themselves. Matilda: All children have the right to be able to play. Will: Children have the right to learn. Ben: All children have the right to have parents. Bay lee.- All children have the right not to go to war.

Our explorations were not limited to the social world, they extended to the physical world around us. So we put on our white lab coats and set off to conduct a range of experiments to see what forces we could discover. We even designed our own inventions! Throughout our Literacy and Numeracy programmes we constantly reflected on our learning goals and achievements, and looked for ways to move ourselves forward on our learning journey 2A was a place where challenges where sought after and we learnt that the most satisfying achievements came from the most difficult challenges. 2A. you should be proud of all your accomplishments this year. James Dimauro

4th Row: George Bird, Mrs Carolyn Ogston, Emma Martin. 3rd Row: Ben Horvat Charlotte Norton, Hamish Taylor, Jack Fry, Tilly Carrington, James Naylor. 2nd Row: Harry Toi, Ethan Carland, Alexander Arora, Eve Shing, Raphael Glover, Julian Andrews. 1st Row: Xavier Noonan, Audrey Jansz, Hannah Brown. Absent· Bronte Williams, Rose Jones.

B started the year with the Friendship Project. This unit of work was inspired by the Rights of the Child, a document developed by UNICEF Article 15 of this document highlights the right of each child to choose a friend. During this unit of work the children explored the following questions: What does it mean to be a child? What does it mean to be a good friend? What are the responsibilities of a good friend? What does it mean to be a good sport?

How do we celebrate friendship?

The final question came from the children after we read a book called, 'Let the Celebrations Begin' by Mem Fox. As a group we decided to give a present to a secret friend and it was agreed that the present should contain a warm memory, a happy memory and something as precious as gold. The children made everything themselves and presented their gift at the end of the unit. In Term Two, inspired by the book.Frank In Time, we embarked on a scientific investigation of the forces of push and pull. Anatoli from Craftpower came to help us design and make push and pull cars. We had lots of fun designing a scientific experiment for our cars. In reading, we enjoyed having the opportunity to choose a book that was 'just right' for us and recording it in our Reading Log. This year, we were given a Writer's Notebook for the very first time. In this book we developed and generated our ideas for writing. Some children published books, others published their work using Powerpoint. The theme for our Maths lessons throughout the year was finding the most efficient and effective way to solve problems. We investigated this idea in counting, place value, addition, subtraction and multiplication. Carolyn Ogston and 2B

2nd Row: Harriet Wright Laney Simons, Lach/an Murphy, Gus Greig, Oscar Mead, Angus Boydell, Matthew de Waa/. 1st Row: Riley Suter, Maeve Cornford, Harry McLean, Isabelle Desmond, Isla Bradshaw, Lily Comer, Archie Howell and Jon Hoare. Teacher: Miss Charmaine Saraci. Absent: Alex Wilson.

ur Numeracy learning journey took flight when the children were left to navigate, explore, make discoveries, question, feel the struggles and support each other's ideas. Here, the children of lA will share their thinking and take you with them on their path to discovering much more than simple 2D shapes. First we explored lots of 2D shapes. We sorted them by looking at their features, tessellated them to make 2D pictures, made them on geoboards and discovered the names of some strange shapes that we didn't even know existed. We used the shapes we learnt about to make detailed quilt cover designs on grid paper. We noticed that we could use our ruler to break the grid up into different shapes and we also traced around the 2D blocks to help us. We scanned our drawings and found out how to make speech bubble boxes on the computer to label what we knew about the shapes in our design I loved my quilt design so much that I asked if we could make the quilt for real. We came up with lots of interesting ideas about who would keep the quilt if we made one. I thought that we could give it someone who was cold and needed it, like a homeless person. We wanted to help the homeless people in Geelong so we invited Reverend Tim to visit us so we could learn more about what being homeless meant. He told us about Samaritan House. We researched how much 8 small cushions would cost. They were $40 altogether! I used a think board to help me work out the total cost. We decided to get one big cushion because the cover would only cost $7! We put the iron on stickers with our designs on them onto the cushion cover. Then it was ironing time for Miss Saraci!

I thought that our design would warm up their eyes so I wondered if we could all donate some food to warm up their bodies on the inside too. Our parents helped us to collect food and everything else that you could think of to donate. We had so many things that we made two hampers! Students of1A

(Class Photo Below) 3rd Row: Charlie Hanegraat Henry Miller, Amelia Azzopardi, Bobbi Norton, Sam Leszko, Henry Roffey, Isabel Baker. 2nd Row: Harry Neate, Adam Hasan, Jessica Stupart, Holly Keams, Abbey Bates, Angus Thomson.1st Row- Hamish Hair, Leon Ho, Cate McNeil, Darragh Maher.

ur curiosity was sparked by a mysterious and very shy; stray black cat called Midnight whose home is underneath the 1B classroom. How did she get there? Why does she choose to live there? Does she listen to our learning? Does she have a series of tunnels that go under the Junior School so that she can listen to the learning in other classrooms? What does she eat? Does she have any friends? We spent many meeting times discussing these questions as our Inquiry Unit, Pawsitively Pets evolved. At first we thought we might have a stakeout to see Midnight when she comes out, after all the children have gone home. We discussed what we would need:

Camouflage clothing and walkie-talkies Cameras and night vision cameras and goggles Pencils and clipboards Torch and Binoculars Band Aids and stop itch!

Maybe Midnight the cat was not the only creature that calls our school home. We knew that there was a family of magpies, some rainbow lorikeets and a variety of mini beasts living with us too. We were so surprised though on the day we uncovered a banjo frog (minding its own business in the sand pit!) This provoked the next question to explore - What is a pet? We discussed the pros and cons of different animals and their needs. Next minute we were joined by a trio of class pets - guinea pigs; the perfect class pet because they are small, transportable and interactive. The children have enjoyed caring for the guinea pigs and sharing the responsibility of looking after them with their families over the weekends and holidays. Our learning culminated in a discussion and reflection on the rights of animals. The children agreed that animals should have the right to be respected and where appropriate to be left in their natural environment without the threat of being hunted or their habitats being destroyed. Finally; we enjoyed finding out about the work that Jane Goodall has done in her study of chimpanzees in Africa. It was indeed a great semester of learning and discovery! Jenny Shorland

3rd Row: Teresa Eddy, Jacob Mooney, Claire Ilsley, Lilli Biscan, Jay Murray, Matthew Kweh. 2nd Row: (Homeroom Teacher - Kristen Jones), Harry Leahy, Summer Stretton, Will Porter, Millicent Agar, Kaleb Cooke, (Teacher Aide - Linda Humphries) 1st Row: Hamish Craig, Maggie Roydhouse, Aidan Santalucia, Eliza-May Bartlett Reuben Fisher, Lacey Miller.

ince the beginning of the year we have focussed our attention on the 'C' in lC and what it means to us as teachers and learners. In lC we believe we are:

Caring... Collaborative... Compassionate... Capable... Challenged... Cooperative... Creative... Clever...

Working together as part of a great learning Community. The children have developed a clear understanding that we are all learners and we are all teachers. We recognise and highly value the role of peer teaching in our day to day learning, following the acronym C3 B4 UC ME as part of daily classroom experiences - 'If the teacher is busy with a teaching group there are at least 3, maybe more 'teachers' in the room that I can see to guide and support my learning'. A definite highlight of Year 1has been the adoption of our class pets! In early April. the Year 1classes took part in an excursion to the Grovedale Family Pet and Aquarium store. The children were able to view, handle and learn about a large range of pets. Following the excursion the children researched, discussed and voted for the most popular pet to look after and learn about in Year 1. It was a unanimous decision that guinea pigs would be the most suitable and interactive pet! Since the adoption of our cuddly friends, the children have explored the needs and rights of pets and how to be a responsible pet owner. As we have made the seamless transition from Prep to Year 1 we have continued to recognise and value the power of play in children's lives. They seek and require many play opportunities both inside and outside the classroom. Our Inquiry, Literacy and Mathematical projects have developed from and through many of the children's interests, curiosities and daily play explorations. They have asked many questions, sought many answers and have strived to do 'better than their best' developing a lifelong attitude and culture of learning.

Our lC mantra has been, "Mistakes are OK! They are part of learning that is challenging. We learn from our mistakes!" Mrs Kristen Jones

4th Row: Ruby Ballantyne, Urijah Nash, Merissa Balazs. 3rd Row: Jarrod McElligott, Finley Parrotta, Adam Bisinella, Ruby Kelly. 2nd Row: Shayleigh Dicks-Job/in, Arianna Anderson, Ameen Sabary. 1st Row: Gabriel Franco de Mello, Arabella Taylor, Quinn Nadorp-Daw, Hayley Oakley.

his year, Prep A children have used their senses to discover the intricacies of the natural world through self-initiated investigations and discussions. They have asked questions about how things work, how things grow, why animals choose their homes and have developed ways to investigate their theories. A highlight for many children was the opportunity to create a small world environment which allowed them to develop an ongoing project they could see growing with each 'Think, Plan, Do' session.

When we 'Think, Plan, Do' we have to have some thinking time first' -Arabella 'Can we use music next time?'- Ameen 'Then we think about how we will do it we plan' -Ruby B 'Like we made our lists for our environments!' -Ruby K We write two lists, because then we can see' -Finley What can we see?- Do you mean we can look at our lists, and then maybe we can think about what we used?' -Arianna Yes- like we used other stuff we didn't write on the list but then we write it with the labels' -Finley 'Then we say what we do next and the picture' -Gabriel Yeah, but that's after we have done some making! We have to DO tool' -Hayley 'J liked that bit the best' -Merissa

Meeting times have been transformed during the year, as the children have discovered the power of the collective brain to improve their thinking. 'When we all talk about the same stuff, we get more ideas about the stuff we're leaming' -Shayleigh Yeah and then we can learn morel' -Merissa You have to listen but... ·-Adam 'Jfyouforget to listen you miss it' - Urijah 'We are in charge of our leamingf' - Quinn Yeah, you can't listen for us! Then you would be the one leaming and you know it already' -Arabella 'We have to listen to help our leaming'- Quinn 'We have to walk down that pathway, too' -Arabella It's ok to do something again, because we're leaming' -Merissa 'We're walking on our neural paths, aren't we?' -Ruby B Practice makes perfect!' -Jarrod

Mrs Emma Watters

3rd Row: Campbell Van Elst, Lolita Hayes, Eamon Mitchell, Alex Meikle, Jesse Baillie. 2nd Row: Emma Carland, Jordan Clark, Grace Worrall, Evan Horvat Kaylee Smith, Joseph Ivisic. 1st Row: Imogen Greenwood Mayes, Thomas Talevski.

he start of the school year is full of excitement and new experiences. "I wanted to go to school since I was in kinder" -Imogen. There are many new things to look forward to like meeting our Year 3 buddies for the first time. "Buddies help you read and write and learn" -Lola. We spent time getting to know each other and making new friends. "I was looking forward to playing in the home corner" -Alex. We discussed our similarities and differences. Tm the tallest girl and Eamon is the tallest boy" -Emma. This started the conversation that inspired our How Things Grow project. "People eat food, the worms eat paper, it's sort of the same" -Thomas. We also discussed the importance of exercise. "Me and mum take Coco [my dog] for a walk" -Joseph. The arrival of seven eggs and an incubator created much excitement in Prep B. "The chickens have hatched, they pecked out!" -Evan. As we took care of the chickens many observations were made. "When they were out of their egg they looked wet and when they dried they were really; really fluffy" -Kaylee. We kept them warm, fed them and made sure they had water. "The chickens are growing fast. Their blood makes them grow" -Jordan. We were able to transfer this knowledge about How Things Grow into planting seeds. "They are growing into flowers and they are so beautiful" -Campbell. We also hatched silkworm eggs and helped them grow. "They were little. Now they're big. They're eating the mulberry leaves like the hungry caterpillar in the book" -Grace. We learned how to take care of different things that grow. "I had to open the lid to give [the silkworms] air. Make sure you don't leave the lid open so they escape" -Eamon. The first year of school has been exciting and full of examples of growth. "We have all grown lots since the start of the year" -Jesse. Olivia Allan and Lisa Davis

2nd Row: Oscar Bartlett, Charlotte Ladyman, Poppy Desmond, Oscar Roydhouse, Oliver Bozinovski, Skye Stringer. Sophia Greig, Cillian Maher. Mrs Anne-Louise ODonoghue. 1st Row: Liam Shing, Anneshka Bye, Kiara Palmieri, Charlotte Baker. Viduni Panagodage, Jacob Mead, Fred Child.

tarting School is an exciting and sometimes daunting time for children, but the Prep C children embraced their new opportunities with bravery and enthusiasm!

"I got a bit worried at first because I didn't really know this class well. Now I don't feel worried because I have been at school for heaps of weeks. I love it!"

By term two the children were keen to use all their developing literacy, numeracy and inquiry skills to investigate and record their findings about how things grow. Chicken hatching and bean stalk sprouting programs were the provocation for much of the learning and stimulated some very thoughtful discussion. At one meeting the children discussed the needs of their newly hatched chicks: They need water and food. And a lot ofgreen vegetables. And heat. And light. But the incubator was too small. They need to walk around. They need fresh air, if they get too hot. At my house we let them out in the garden and they walked about. They had exercise and fresh air; two things living things need to make them grow.

And at another, their observations of their bean stalk: "It hasn't grown. It takes so long. They need some more water. Soil and water. And sunshine. The soil is dry, and the seed it's dry too, but it has a tiny crack in it. That means we have to water it. The pot is changing colour because the water is going through it. It's soaking up The outside of the pot is getting wet. It's soaking out through the pot. That's because the pots are made of cardboard. So our seeds aren't getting any of the water. We should have a see-through pot so we can see the roots grow. I think it should be a hard pot like a stone pot"

The chicks grew, the beanstalks grew and so did the inquiring minds of the children! By the end of first semester the seeds had been sown and nurtured for a year full of wonder and discovery. Anne-Louise O'Donoghue

ONE WORLD -MANY STORIES Junior School celebrates Book Week

Senior School Concert Band 3rd Row: Melissa He, Mr Michael Thacker, Kelly Hughes, Dayne Jackson, Johnson Ho, Mark Kovacev, Max Dawe, Ian Bell, Liam Chalmers, Cooper Sands, Ebony Skene. 2nd Row: Devmy Panagodage, Mardi Stapleton, Steven Ling, William Thacker, Allen Miao, Alexander Blight Jack Thornton, Alexander Gregory, Millie Martin, An Trinh, Georgia Urquhart 1st Row: Mr Peter Hannah, Claire Goldsack, Rory Vagg Brandon Clutterbuck, Andrew Goldsack, Amelia Powell, Aurelia Pereira, Mr Gary Tigani, Thomas Deahl. Teachers: Mrs Natalie Cowdell (Absent), Ms Suzanne Moodie (AbsenV. Conductors: Mr Brad Dawson (Absent), Mr Mark Irwin (Absent).

Senior School Music

he Keith Humble Centre was constantly resounding to a diverse range of musical ensembles and styles. A very active classroom program allowed students many opportunities to explore different musical genres, experiment with playing different instruments, write their own songs and instrumental compositions, and utilise technology in composition, aural training and music theory skill development. The extra-curricular program has also been extensive, with choral and instrumental groups large and small. On Tuesday afternoons, in particular, the String Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band brought together students from Year 9 to 12, and on Thursday and Friday mornings the sound of the Stage Band and Choir filled the building. In addition to the regular Music Evenings held each term, where students in the class program and other soloists and groups were able to hone their performance skills, there have been a number of significant other performances in and out of the school. Some highlights included: • The Stage Band and Pegasus Singers participated in the 'Generations in Jazz' Festival held in Mt Gambier and gave confident and polished performances in Division 3. Andrew Goldsack (Year 12) was awarded with a place in the Division 3 'Superband' for his excellent performance on trombone. • House Music, held during Term 2, was adjudicated by old-Collegian Robert Tripolino and the competition was as intense as usual with excellent performances. Congratulations to the 2015 winners, McLean House.

• The Symphony Orchestra presented the annual joint concert with the Junior School String Orchestra, concluding the program with two combined items. There was a lovely atmosphere of support from our senior students who always look forward to sharing the stage with our younger students. • In the annual Foundation Concert, the Concert Band, String & Symphony Orchestras, Stage Band and Choir gave wonderful performances covering a wide range of styles. • The Senior School was very well represented at the College Carnival early in Term 4 with great performances from the Concert Band, String Orchestra, Stage Band and a Year 12 VET Band. The String Quintet played to a large appreciative audience at the opening of the Art Show. • The performance program for the year concluded with a Christmas Concert held in the Keith Humble Centre and a lovely Carols Service in the Chapel, featuring choral and solo items from our Senior Choir and Community Choir. My sincere thanks go to all Senior School music students, but particularly our departing Year 12 cohort, ably represented by Music Co-Captains Ebony Sefton and Sam Porter, for their contributions to the musical life of the school this year. As I mentioned to students at the Music Dinner, my greatest reward will be to see them maintain music as an important part of their life. I wish them all the best of luck in their future musical endeavours.

Marklrwin, Director ofMusic

Senior School String Ensemble 3rd Row: Dominique Russell, Charlotte Midgley, Arthur Ng James Cole, Endre Padanyi, Behlana Robinson, Michaela Ryan. 2nd Row: Winnie Ho, Alicia Newton. Amy You, Andrew Duan, Cary Foley, Izzy Greer, Isabella Xu, Ebony Sefton, Suzanne Baxter, Samuel Porter. 1st Row: Michelle Goy, Amy Christian, Lucas Whittem, Mr Gerard Mack, Luke Perry, Xanthia Gregory, Sara Urquhart.

Senior School Symphony Orchestra 4th Row: Johnson Ho, Amelia Powell, Liam Chalmers, Ian Bell, Mr Michael Thacker, Andrew Goldsack, Mr Gary Tigani. 3rd Row: Alexander Blight Devmy Panagodage, Alexander Gregory, Georgia White, Dominique Russell, Arthur Ng James Cole, Michaela Ryan, Allen Miao, Endre Padanyi, Luxe Coils, Samuel Porter. 2nd Row: Emma Threadgold, Alicia Newton, Amy You, Andrew Duan, Cary Foley, Olivia Clark, Izzy Greer, Isabella Xu, Ebony Sefton, Suzanne Baxter. 1st Row.- Mr Peter Hanah, Michelle Goy, Ellie Barr, Amy Christian, Lucas Whittem, Mr Gerard Mack, Luke Perry, Xanthia Gregory, Tansy Pereira, Behlana Robinson, Thomas Deahl. Teacher.s: Mr Brad Dawson (Absent), Mr Mark Irwin (AbsenV.

Senior School Stage Band 3rd Row: Mr Michael Thacker, Liam Chalmers, Mark Kovacev, Samuel Porter, Harry Breer, Ian Bell, Dayne Jackson, Kelly Hughes. 2nd Row: Claire Goldsack, Aurelia Pereira, Amelia Powell, Thomas Deahl, Andrew Goldsack, Mr Gary Tigani, Rory Vagg. 1st Row: An Trinh, Brandon Clutterbuck, Tansy Pereira, Mr Peter Hannah, Rose Jennett, Fabian Kaps, Tristan Phung.

Senior School Choir 3rd Row: Claudia Cheatley, James Bennett-Bullin, Lach/an Minahan, Samuel Porter, Alexander Gregory, William Carr, Erin Bourke. 2nd Row: Behlana Robinson, Brianna Perry, Xanthia Gregory, Nina Brown, Lucas Whittem, Grace Stewart, Aurelia Pereira, Dominique Russell, Molly McLaughlin. 1st Row: Michaela Ryan, Ella Pullin, Millie McArthur, Liv Geary, Isabel Tierney, Sophie Newnham, Rose Jennett Olivia Clark, Winnie Ho. Absent· Phillipa McQuinn, Sarah McQuinn. Conductors: Ms Marianne Rigby-Black (Absent), Ms Tania Spence (Absent), Mr David VanE/st (Absent)

Senior School Brass Ensemble 2nd Row: Mr Michael Thacker, Liam Chalmers, Ian Bell, Dayne Jackson, Kelly Hughes. 1st Row: Thomas Deahl, Amelia Powell, Andrew Goldsack, Aurelia Pereira.

Middle School Music

here has been a wonderful musical atmosphere at the Middle School this year. All sorts of beautiful sounds from the Music Centre drift across the yard, proving that music-making is alive and well!

In class there has been a particular focus on choral skills, music literacy; ensemble performance, creative composition and World cultures. These programs have been rich and rewarding for all students. Year 4 Students created their own song compositions describing their 'Enviro Year' and launched a CD Students in Years 5 and 7 participated in the '.Allegro' and 'Instrument Discovery Programs' respectively; where they were all given the opportunity to learn a brass or woodwind instrument. Year 6 students created and recorded raps based on resilience and performed their own concert to groups from the local community at the end of the year. The Year 8 students did not miss out on the fun either, participating in the everpopular 'Chart Busters· bands in each class. Outside the classroom, ensembles such as the Barwon Concert Band, Balyang, Moorabool and Otway String Orchestras, Middle School Stage Band, chamber groups and the Primary and Secondary Girls' and Boys' Choirs all created wonderful opportunities for students to participate. Through these groups musical memories were made, strong friendships formed and exciting performance opportunities abounded. Highlights of the year included the House Music competition at the end of Term 2 where houses presented and performed songs in an entertaining manner and with gusto. Another choral highlight occurred when all Middle School Choirs

combined to perform the passionate and stirring piece of music 'The Soldier' written by Paul Jarman. This was performed at the Foundation Concert and conducted by Mrs Leanne McCartney We were most fortunate that Paul was able to accept our invitation to attend the Concert and speak about his involvement with the school and collaboration with Leanne, in particular. Once again, the instrumental students were fortunate to perform in both the Large Ensemble and Chamber music concerts at the Keith Humble Centre this year. They have impressed us with their high level of skill and maturity in approach to playing together in ensembles large and small or as a soloist. The Barwon Concert Band and Middle School Stage Band performed entertaining popular programs at the School Carnival, whilst the Middle School piano students were thrilled to play on the beautiful grand piano at the Keith Humble Centre in the Piano Recital in Term 3. We have witnessed many solo and small group performances at Primary and Secondary assemblies, parent information evenings, informal lunchtime concerts, year-level dinners, chapel, Christmas and graduation services. Also many students have undertaken AMEB practical and theoretical examinations this year and have achieved excellent results. It has been a busy year in the music department at Middle School. A very big thank you to all the students and staff for your efforts and what fun we have had! KarenFy{fe

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2nd Row: Luke McCoy, Liam Black, Tianyi Yang Ca/um Boyce, Drewe Byme, Noah Gray, Jiahe Pan. 1st Row.- Nicholas Robertson, Oliver Soo, Jonathan Hanson, Mrs Leanne McCartney, Gabriel Nolan, Will Evans-Papinski, Thomas Troeth. Accompanists: Mr Jame Hunt (Absent), Mr Gary Tigani (Absent). Conductor: Mrs Leanne McCartney.

Secondary Girls Choir 2nd Row.- Lily Edwards, Carly Perkins, Niamh Potter, Grace Curnow, Jess Wynhoven, Laura Ryan, Iona Bu/ford. 1st Row: Tara Keams, Amy Pan, Sophia Powers, Astrid Crtalic, Ms Stephanie Lawrence, Imogen Duff, Lily Gilby, Harriet Jennett Antonia Bowlen. Conductor: Ms Stephanie Lawrence.

Barwon Concert Band 3rd Row: Antonia Bowlen, Lisa Quix, William Evans-Papinski, Molly Cole, Lily Edwards, Harry Powell, Matthew Thacker, Ca/um Boyce, Ciara Philpott Junqi Ye, Thomas Forshaw, Luke Grana, Jacqueline Greer, Sajiva Baskaran, Fraser Yeaman. 2nd Row: Ms Suzanne Moodie, Lucy McLaughlin, Patrick White, Jialin Miao, Amy Thornton, Nicholas O'Brien, Tianyi Yang, Jess Wynhoven, Jonathan Hanson, Sophia Powers, Ashleigh Howell, Annabelle Naylor, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mrs Natalie Cowdell. 1st Row: Hugo Williams, Thomas Bennett-Bullin, Jesse McNamara, Cassidy Bradshaw, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Gary Tigani, Mr Mark Irwin, Mr Peter Hannah, Grace Taylor, Emma Bates, Myles Vagg, Archer Drummond. Absent· Douglass Bell, Laura Billings, Nicholas Dawe. Conductors: Mrs Natalie Cowdell, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mr Peter Hannah, Mr Mark Irwin, Ms Suzanne Moodie, Mr Michael Thacker, Mr Gary Tigani.

Otway Orchestra 2nd Row: Oliver Sao, Jacinta Padanyi, Oscar Illingworth, Samuel Rowbottom. Grace Curnow, Laura Ryan. Ms Stephanie Lawrence. 1st Row: Astrid Crtalic, Avah Coils. Cecile Beaumont Cate Barr, Georgia Karavitis. Iona Bu/ford, Lucie Thompson. Absent: Jacoub Kahwagi, Luca Neerhut Annabel Walter. Conductors: Ms Stephanie Lawrence, Mr Se/mo Correira (Absent), Mrs Urszula Kambroski (Absent).. Mrs Genevieve Newton (Absent), Mr John Seal (Absent), Ms Rita Sousa (Absent).

Moorabool Orchestra 3rd Row Patrick Ryan. Emmaline Vagg, Emily Fry, Ciara Symons. Emily Baxter, Mia Higgins. Bridie Griffith. Maeve Ryan. Cate Barr. 2nd Row: Mrs Sarah Porter, Jack Forsyth. Cecilia Powers. Jacob Rowbottom. Oscar fllingworth. Marcus Bird, Georgina He, Harrison ONeill, Lach/an Paterson. 1st Row: Xavier Potter, Abigail Howell. Lukas Albert Jesse McDougall. Geoffrey Lean. Samantha Bird, Aimee McLaughlin. Isabelle Polic. Absent: Prudence Andrews. Conductors: Mrs Sarah Porter Miss Yvette Jenner (Absent), Mrs Leanne McCartney (Absent), Mr Jeremy Pa/mer-Morgan (Absent), Mr Paige Smith (Absent).

Balyang Strings 2nd Row Isabella Carland, James Williamson. Grace Baker, Verity Duff, Hugo Zumpe, Evelyn Robinson. 1st Row Oliver Hair, Jade Wilson, Takoda Ritchie, Mr Gerard Mack, Gemma B/acksell. Darcy McClelland, Oliver Albert. Absent: Ava Carrington. Conductors: Mrs Carmel Edwards (Absent), Mr Gerard Mack, Ms Rita Sousa (Absent).

Junior School Music

ur children at Junior School have been offered many musical opportunities this year, both in the classroom as well as in the extra-curricular program The String Program at Junior School has continued to flourish. displayed by the enthusiastic response to the Year 2 String Program and the Junior School Orchestra performances throughout the year. Sensational choral skills and stunning voices were clearly evident whenever our two beautiful choirs. the 'Mini-Singers' and the 'Year 3 Singing Sensations' performed. Tuesday and Thursday before-school rehearsals were a wonderful and vibrant hive of activity, fun and singing. It was always uplifting to start the day with these ensembles. Music literacy is a vital and important component of the classroom program. as students learn new musical skills and share their learning in instrumental and choral activities. Kodaly games and movement exercises. The students also worked towards their Performing Arts Evenings: Year 1sang songs about animals. Year 2 demonstrated excellent string playing skill and Year 3 performed on their individual instruments.

We have been privileged to share our music making on many occasions this year. Junior School students have performed at many Junior School assemblies, Performing Arts evenings, Chapel and Christmas Services. the Combined Senior School Symphony and Junior School Orchestra concert and. importantly, the Foundation Concert. At all times the students demonstrated sparkling, energetic performance skill and they clearly enjoyed their experiences. The '.Jungle Book' performance by all Year 3 students in Robertson Hall was a joyous occasion celebrating creativity and the fusion of the Creative Arts. The Christmas Service was a time of reflection and thought highlighted by beautiful singing and Junior School unity The energy and commitment given by all instrumental and classroom music teachers has resulted in an excellent year in Music. Thank you to everyone involved. KarenFyfte

Primary Boys Choir 2nd Row: Max Blum/, Thomas Naylor, Mrs Melinda Bell Robert Solly, Geoffrey Lean. 1st Row.- Patrick Ryan, James Williamson, Thomas Bennett-Bullin, Oliver Santalucia, Jesse McDougall. Teachers.- Mrs Melinda Bell Mr James Hunt (AbsenV.

Primary Girls Choir 3rd Row.- Verity Duff, Mia Higgins, Isabel Batrouney, Sarah Solly, Eleanor Naylor. 2nd Row.- Cate Barr, Grace Baker, Annabelle Naylor, Alice Wheelahan, Cecilia Powers, India Connor, Erin Wheelahan, Takoda Ritchie. 1st Row: Gemma Blacksell Charli Norton, Evelyn Robinson, Zoe Parker, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Maeve Ryan, Val/en Hall, Jasmine Balazs, Hannah Bates. Absent: Ava Carrington. Teachers: Mr Se/mo Correira (Absent), Mrs Karen Fyffe.

Junior School Singing Sensation 3rd Row.- Ella Zele, Jackson Sadler, Hermione Murphy, Matisse Higgins, Millicent Taylor, Samuel McLean, Chloe Baillie. 2nd Row.- Curtis Ho, Archer Hanegraat Luke Bird, Charles Leahy, Louisa Joske, Joshua Rowbottom, Oliver Bradshaw, Mitchell Burke, Sean McNeil. 1st Row: Chloe Aucote, Blythe Nadorp-Daw, Eilish Murphy, Abigail Ramsey, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Sienna McDougall, Olivia Wynhoven, Ashleigh Fury, Tiana Balazs. Absent: Thomas Condie. Teachers.- Mrs Karen Fyffe, Mrs Kae Sullivan (AbsenV.

Junior School String 3rd Row.- Chloe Aucote, Sean McNeil, Sienna McDougall, Chloe Baillie, Archer Hanegraat Laura McQuillan, Leo Coils, Isabel Baker. 2nd Row: Millicent Taylor, Xavier Ivisic, James Leahy, Mrs Karen Fyffe, Miss Yvette Jenner, Hannah Brown, Luke Bird, Oliver Bradshaw 1st Row: Cate McNeil, Audrey Jansz, Matisse Higgins, Harriet Wright, Abigail Ramsey. Absent: Thomas Condie. Teacher: Ms Jeannette Camie (Absent), Mrs Karen Fyffe, Miss Yvette Jenner, Mr Gerard Mack (AbsenV.

Junior School Mini Singers 3rd Row: Audrey Jansz, Laney Simons, Hannah Brown, Amelia Azzopardi, Harrison McLean, Bronte Williams, Lach/an Murphy, Isabelle Desmond, Edwina Gorell, Lilli Biscan, Millicent Agar. 2nd Row.- Isabel Baker, Cate McNeil, Mackenzie Pugh, Laura McQuillan, Ms Melissa Karakaltsas, Tilly Carrington, Emma Martin, Charlotte Norton, Amy Sadler. 1st Row: Eliza-May Bartlett, Isla Bradshaw, Jonathan Hoare, Lily Comer, Abbey Bates. Absent: Harry Leahy, Bobbi Norton, Margaret Roydhouse, Aidan Santalucia, Jessica Stupart. Teachers.- Mr Se/mo Correira (Absent), Ms Melissa Karakaltsas.

Arts Week

rts Week successfully engaged students in the accessible theme Draw me a dog·. The goal was to involve a large selection of students as everyone is capable of drawing a legible dog. Responses varied from realistic drawings and photography to abstract interpretations through poetry; writing and sculpture. which made for a vibrant display in Morrison Hall. Preceding the week. and deviating slightly from the art focus. a visit from Tim McCallum and his Labrador Roxy demonstrated the invaluable role dogs play in our society Tim's inspiring and uplifting perspective on life was equalled only by his melodious vocals. During the assembly, Tim shared music. which reflected key moments in his incredible journey with Roxy His passion and optimism were moving and his input throughout the week was greatly appreciated. Students immersed themselves in collar-making, T-shirt printing and the task of matching teachers to their respective pets. This was more difficult than expected. despite the palpable similarities between many of the dogs and their owners. The standard of the House Arts exhibition was impressive. with many talented artists given the chance to display their creative aptitude. Mr Jess· tireless efforts. in collaboration with the Arts staff. enabled the smooth running of the week. Their meticulous planning was a key contributor to the week's success. Thank you to all students and teachers who participated. whether entering pieces, engaging in the numerous activities or merely making time to peruse and appreciate the artwork of fellow students. The money raised went towards Assistance Dogs Australia. Every contribution will have a profound influence on the lives of people who rely on the support of these loyal canines. We encourage all students to involve themselves to the same extent in next year's House Arts. aaudia Conway and Rose Jennett, Prefects

Cricket 1st XI 3rd Row: Tom Burke, Jack Johnston, Alexander Cincotta, Sam Coutts, Dougal McKindlay, George Vincent Callum Schutt. 2nd Row: Mr Michael Terry (Coach), Oscar Brown less, Patrick Nagle, Paddy Taylor, Charlie Langley, Charlie Sprague, Gus Boyd, Mr Scott Lindsay (Coach). 1st Row: Beau Fincham, Matthew Bird, Cooper Bingham (Vice-Captain), Harry Dalton (Captain), Sam Allen, Angus Leigh, Jasper Bingham.

Cricket

he Geelong College 1st XI had an exciting year. We saw eight debutants granted the opportunity to play in the 2014-15 season. We finished the year 5th with 4 wins, 5 losses and a draw. This does not, however, fully reflect the endeavour, passion and skill that the boys in the team showed week in, week out. Angus Boyd was the standout batsmen in the two wins prior to the Christmas break

The second half of the season did not go quite to plan, but the boys constantly gave it their all. The season highlight was our outright win against Wesley College. Alex Cincotta was the star of the show, taking three wickets for the match, making 61 in the first innings, 69 in the second innings, effecting a run-out and taking two catches. We also won our last game against Caulfield Grammar School, with Cooper Bingham making his 3rd century of the year and his first in APS 1st XI competition. The future is bright for Geelong College cricket, with the likes of Oscar Brownless, Charlie Sprague, Paddy Taylor and Sam Allen being young inclusions in the team and all making their mark in one way or another. Playing 1st XI cricket is one of the best experiences a young man could have; you're playing with your best mates, on topclass ovals and at a very competitive, high standard of cricket. The 2nd XI enjoyed a successful season, winning games against Wesley, Xavier and Scotch. Notable performances included Callum Schutt's 54 against Carey Grammar, Tyler Castles and Jeremy Carruthers' 90 run, 6th wicket partnership against St Kevin's to nearly steal the game, Luke Bell's pair of 50s in the last 2 matches and Dougal McKindlay's excellent fast bowling throughout the season.

The 3rd XI - what a season! Led from the front by Brad Fuller, the boys went through the season undefeated. The inclusion of some Year 10s in the team, including Tom Flanagan and Lochie and Cooper Hosking, gave the group great depth. Will Duffield was solid with the bat all season, Kyle Comben performed well as the all-rounder of the team and Mason Spikers bowled consistently. There was great excitement after defeating Scotch in the final round in a close game. The lOAs experienced a challenging season in a very strong competition. Some highlights for the season included a wellcompiled 45 from Harry Unkenstein against Scotch College, Paddy Taylor's opening spell demolishing St Kevins strong top order as he took 5 wickets and Jack Henderson chiming in with a number of 3 and 4 wicket hauls. The team showed great improvement over the season, particularly at batting out the 50 overs and restricting teams to reasonable totals. The 9B team played some very good cricket, coming away with 3 wins. The team gelled as a group and their cricket developed significantly as the summer progressed. Toby Lever and Liam Duffy were consistent performers with the bat and Jonathon Cole and Will Burke bowled good line and length throughout the season. All boys chipped in with good performances throughout the term. A huge thankyou to all the coaches who developed not only their cricket teams, but mentored and challenged all cricketers as individuals. The coaches were Scott Lindsay, Mr Michael Terry, Ben Gardiner, John Taravillo, Ian Sahlstrom, Jock Cameron, Mark Browning, Tom Driver, Tom Goodear and Laurie Lee. Thanks also to Mr Gilby for his organisation throughout the season.

Harry Dalton, Captain

Cricket 2nd XI 2nd Row: Grant Philpott, Beau Fincham, Patrick Nagle, Dougal McKind/ay, Charlie Langley, Callum Schutt, Tom Burke. 1st Row: Hamish Bu/ford, Jeremy Carruthers, Charlie Crozier, Luke Bell (Captain), Sam Jess, Tyler Castles, Charlie Wootton. Absent: Ben Gardiner (Coach), John Taravillo (Coach).

Cricket 3rd XI 2nd Row: Leo Hanley, Mason Spikers, Thomas Flanagan. Beau Fincham, Ben Batarilo. 1st Row: Cooper Hosking, Will Duffield, Brad Fuller (Captain), Lochie Hosking. Absent: Kyle Comben, Jonah McRae-Palmer, Xavier Seller, Jock Cameron (Coach), Ian Sahlstrom (Coach).

CricketlOA 2nd Row Fiann Holten, Billy Zebra-Hutchins, Charlie Sprague, Sam Conway, Paddy Taylor, Oscar Brownless, Paddy Whittakers, Jamie Morwood. 1st Row: Cooper Hosking, Hugh Mitchell, Jack Henderson, George Johnston (Captain), Lach/an Bartlett, Lochie Hosking, Fraser Locke. Absent: Harry Unkenstein, Mark Browning (Coach), Tom Driver (Coach).

Cricket9B 2nd Row: Liam Glover, Tyler McHarry, Oliver Murphy, Ray Yang, Jonathon Cole, Liam Duffy. 1st Row Toby Lever, William Thacker, Alexander Crowe (Captain), Will Burke, Cooper Sands. Absent: Tom Goodear (Coach), Laurie Lee (Coach).

Cricket BA 2nd Row Joey Nagle, Will Page, Tim Lazzaro, Luke Derksen, Kaiden Carlin, Lach/an Jones, Charlie Mitchell. 1st Row: Nick Burke, Nicholas Horoch, James Potts, Patrick Horoch, George Laurie, Felix Drayton. Absent: Cameron Primmer, Ben Searle.

Cricket BB 2nd Row.· Finn Walsh. Ethan Parkhill. Nicholas Koroneos. William Anderson. Charlie Middleton. Henry Parks. Xavier Ha/I-Sullivan. 1st Row Alex Ramsey, Oliver Sao. Tanna Comben, Jackson Ne ate. Angus Jackman. Luke Grana. Billy Duerden, Luca Neerhut.

Cricket7C 2nd Row Alexander Bond. Patrick Sinnott Liam Black. Sam Witherden. Ed Kol. Baxter Bingham. 1st Row: Jack Buchanan. William Thomson. Hunter Locke. Joel McWilliam, Riley Morel. Max Dalrymple. Absent: Ryan Primmer.

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Tour Squad Callum Schutt Grant Philpott Harry Dalton, Cooper Bingham, Charlie Langley, Alex Cincotta, Jesse Livermore, Tom Burke, Matthew Bird, Charlie Sprague, Paddy Nagle, Oscar Brownless, Gus Boyd, Beau Fincham, Mr Michael Terry, Mr Scott Lindsay.

New Zealand Cricket Tour 2015

n the 17th of January 2015, 14 Geelong College students and 2 staff set off for the Trans-Tasman Quadrangular Cricket Tournament, which is played every year at a different location, with a different school hosting. This year we travelled to St Andrew's College, Christchurch, to play against Scots College from Wellington, Scotch College from Adelaide and of course the host school, St Andrew's College. We arrived 2 days before the official matches, which gave us a great opportunity to get in some valuable net sessions and acclimatise to the local conditions.

The team played really well on the first day against Scotch College, Adelaide. We came away with the win, making 226 and bowling Scotch all out for 103. A superb effort by the boys! The highlight of the match was Cooper Binghams fantastic 104, batting at number 3. This was a wonderful way to start his tournament with the bat. On the second day we came up against Scots College. Once again the boys came away with the win and again Cooper top-scored with a magnificent 72. Angus Boyd made a classy 71, which came with 7 fours and a very large 6. We ended up winning comfortably, making 232 and bowling them out for 132. Highlights with the ball would have to be Angus Boyd taking 4/25 off his 10 overs. For the last of the 50-over matches we went in with confidence after our two very convincing wins. However, the host St Andrews College was also undefeated and this game would decide the tournament winner. We had a solid start, but a rainaffected pitch made it quite difficult to bat on. We eventually found our way to 178 with some lower-order runs from Charlie Langley who steadied the ship late in the innings. After some magnificent bowling from Alex Cincotta (3/16) and an unbelievable stumping from Cooper Bingham, we came away with the win and the trophy

The boys were thrilled to have won the tournament and enjoyed a well-deserved rest day That evening all the teams attended a dinner to celebrate the occasion. The final day consisted of two T20 games against Scots and St Andrews. We won the first game with young superstar Oscar Brownless making an incredible 65 opening the batting. In the second game, unfortunately we went down to St Andrews who played very well and deserved the win. The trip was very successful and there were many highlights, including Patrick Nagle's best on ground performance when playing the Scotch boys in a soccer match. The boys met many new people and caught up with some familiar faces from previous years and everyone enjoyed themselves. A huge thank you to Mr Terry, who helped organise the trip and for coming over with us as part of the team Another mention must go to Mr Gilby for his efforts in ensuring the boys were organised with clothing, transport and accommodation. Also thank you to Scott Lindsay for sharing his wisdom and humour as a coach. We could not have done it without them A mention must also go to the parents who made the trip to support the boys. We had a great support group and the boys really did appreciate it. Harry Dalton, Captain

Boys 1st Rowing Crew 2nd Row: Angus Longden, Cody Deppe/er, Edward Walmsley, James Gorell. William Morrison, William Shaw. 1st Row: Jacob Morgan, Grace Forshaw. Alexander West. Coach: David Doyle.

Rowing

his year was another great year of rowing with over 200 student rowers. It was great to see enthusiasm and excitement from the many new and returning faces to the boatshed. The rowing program had 28 different crews across the year levels, which facilitated enjoyment of this wonderful sport. This enjoyment had a direct correlation with some excellent results throughout the season.

The younger year levels always achieved great results. Many crews won several races and finished on top of the podium at many regattas, including the Year 9 and 10 girls who came away with two gold medal performances at the Rowing Victoria State Championships along with two silver medals and a bronze. The junior boys also produced strong results with the Year lOAs VIII placing as high as 3rd at the APS boys regatta in February and the Year 9Bs quad placing a commendable 3rd place in their A final.

The senior squad was one of the biggest. with a total of seven coxed VIIIs and one coxed IV training and competing throughout the summer. There were many great results across the board and all the hard work and dedication during the first half of the season had started to pay off at regattas. : All boys· crews achieved excellent results at the Rowing Victoria State Championships, with all of them making their respective A final. A special mention to the 2nd VIII. who won their division, along with the Open Coxed IV who placed 2nd in their A final. The senior girls' crews also proved very competitive, with some excellent results and all crews consistently placing well. It was Geelong College's best results for the Head of the Schoolgirls regatta, finishing seventh as a club. Nine crews made A Finals and six crews took home a gold, silver or bronze medal. It was extremely exciting to see our 2nd VIII and 3rd VIII make the A finals of the Head of Schoolgirls.

Boys 2nd Rowing Crew 2nd Row-Lach/an Tay/or,Flynn Vernon, Thomas Wright. Matthew Jackman. 1st Row: Fabian Kaps, Callum Mackay, Amanda Ioannou, Davis Konte/j, Andrew Goldsack. Coaches: Tim Andrews. Angus Wishart.

Girls 1st Rowing Crew 2nd Row: Emily Jackson, Morgan Perry, Kirsten Caithness, Rebecca Finlay, Emma Dixon. 1st Row: Lilli Balaam, Katie-Rose Campbell, Zoe Gorell, Alannah Kreidl. Coach: Peter Blanchfield.

The Geelong College had a very successful Heads of the River Regatta with 28 crews showing a terrific work rate and determination in all races. We had 19 crews of the 28 making finals, 15 of these with podium finishes. We had three winning crews, Girls 3rd VIII, Year 10 Girls Division 1and Year 10 Girls Division 2. The Geelong College finished fourth on the combined aggregate table. Every crew represented their team and the College incredibly well and should be congratulated on their effort. Thank you to all coaches who mentored, motivated and worked tirelessly to improve all students throughout the season and to our parents who continue to be the best parent support group any rower could ask for. Edward Walmsley & Katie-Rose Campbell Captains

Girls 2nd Rowing Crew 2nd Row.- Katya Boness, Ella Wood, Abby Brierly, Grace Carroll, Claudia Crawley. 1st Row: Olivia Clark, Paige Lyall, Ebony Sefton, Charlotte Kay. Coach: John Hill.

9 Boys Quad Division A James Diva/a, Ethan Gubbels, Ned Cox, Lachie Sutherland, William Hanrahan. Coach: Ross George.

9 Boys Quad Division B Euan Spikers, Zac Jackson, Jack Thornton, Samuel Wood. Coach: Kieran Salathiel-Dyke.

9 Boys Quad Division C Tristan Phung, Lach/an Congdon, Thomas Milner, Samuel Malone. Coach: Shayden Robinson.

Girls Year 10 Division 4 Michaela Ryan, Molly McLaughlin. Brianna Perry, Isabel Tierney. Coach: James McGlade.

Girls Year 10 Division 5 Milla Truscott, Georgia Greene, Simone Brown, Aurelia Pereira. Coach: Hannah Kent-Spark.

Girls Year 9 Division 1 Elizabeth Falkiner, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Claire Morrison, Sadie Longden, Jessica Neville. Coach: Louise Monotti.

Girls Year 9 Division 2 Mimmi Balaam, Georgia White, Esther Morgan, Tara Boness. Eleanor Barr. Coach: Lucy Pring

Girls Year 9 Division 3 Grace Vincent. Isobel Dobie, Daisy Hayes. Olympia Binos. Catherine Clark. Coach: Hannah Caithness.

9 Boys Quad Division D Charles McArthur, Fraser Bath, Jack Moorfoot, Hamish Lyall. Coach: Fraser Stegall.

9 Boys Quad Division E Finlay Gekas, Darcy Marshall, Charles Batrouney, James Gadd. Coach: Michael Coccomazzo.

9 Boys Quad Division F Angus Williams, Tyler Wright, Travis Couchman, Lach/an Wynter, Fergus Willett. Coach: Katherine Monotti.

Girls Year 9 Division 4 Madeleine Salveson, Olivia Evans, Jessica Neville, Philippa McDonald, Millicent Martin. Coach: Rachel Odam.

Girls Year 9 Division 5 Sophie Toi, Macy Lockyer, Olivia Ruggero, Annabel Whitford, NyahBurrell. Coach: Lachie Palmer-Hill.

Girls Year 9 Division 6 Cindy Chen, Jade Kurien, Esther Morgan, Keeley Troop, Morgan Cullen. Coach: Hannah Portogallo.

Boys APS Swimming Squad 3rd Row-Baxter Kay, Jonathan Hanson, Mitchell Taylor, Nick Kemp, Jack Sheridan, Elliott Grossnickle, Brayden Allan, Bryce Numaitis, Max Green, Jabbar Sabary. 2nd Row: Mr Dean A/chin (Coach), Mrs Trina Porter (Coach), Fenn Neal Robert Fowler, Edward Zheng, Larry Willett Benjamin Malone, Harry Shannon, Noah Gray, Michael Pan, Usher Shao, Mr Mitchell Norton (Coach). 1st Row: Bryce Newton, James Paterson, Gabe Nolan, Luke McCoy, Patrick Iredell, Jonathan Ng (Captain), James Humphries, Max Mauderer; Harry Faull, Connor Pawsey, Will Sorensen. Absent· Ethan Bras/is.

Boys Swimming

s in previous years, we joined with the Geelong Grammar Boys' swimming team to consolidate our strengths, creating the Geelong Combined team to face our opponents.

Starting our training in Term 1, the team was eager to get back into the pool and start improving our techniques in anticipation of the upcoming swim meets. Due to these gruelling sessions, we were able to put up a fight against other schools in our weekly swim meets. This year, our supremacy in relays on weekend meets established that this was our specialty We constantly found ourselves at the top of the podium for relays. This proved that the true strength of our swim team lay in our team spirit and togetherness. In preparation for the final APS meet, the Geelong College swim team challenged other schools from the Geelong region in the GISSA swim meet held at GGS in March. We achieved great results to finish 2nd overall, assisted by the junior boys placing 3rd in their division. Individually, the GISSA meet yielded great results. Brayden Allan, Ethan Braslis and Nick Kemp trumped their freestyle races and Harry Shannon came a close 2nd. Nick Kemp won his backstroke event and finished 2nd in the breaststroke while Ethan placed 2nd in the butterfly Following our success at GISSA, the boys grew restless and were eager to test their mettle in the pool against swimmers from other APS schools. With the anticipation of an all-out battle of blood, sweat and tears among the elite swimmers, the stage was setatMSAC. Bearing the intense atmosphere and pressure at the APS Combined Swimming Finals, we started off strong with the

hope that we would achieve positive results. However, as the night drew on morale grew thin, despite our best efforts. We were overwhelmed with fatigue and regrettably our performance began to fall. We faced the fact that we were only human and restricted to our body's limitations. Nonetheless, all boys who swam on the night gave it their all and swam until they could swim no further, many achieving their best performances yet. Personally, I am more than proud to call myself the Captain of the Geelong College Swimming team I am proud of everyone, especially the ones who constantly tried their best in training and never backed down. Seeing how much each person has improved, I am greatly honoured to lead this team Of course, behind every great sports team is an even greater team of supporters aiding their development. Our valuable new addition, coach Mitchell Norton, paired with our experienced coach Dean Alchin, went to great lengths to oversee our development. As a team, we express our thanks to Ms Peake, Mrs Smith, Ms Henning, Mrs Cleary and, last but definitely not least, Mrs Porter for all their help during Saturday meets and training sessions. I would also personally express my gratitude to the teachers for their assistance, without which my job as captain would be 10 times more difficult and frustrating. I wish the swimmers of next year and the years after that the best of luck and to swim the best they can. As an Olympic swimmer once said, 'Success isn't final, failure isn't fatal, it's courage that counts.'

Jonathan Ng, Captain

Girls APS Swimming Squad 4th Row: Avah Coils, Lily Mathews, Kennedy McMaster. Jess Loftus, Chloe O'Connor. Charlotte Midgley, Meg Kent-Spark, Alana Walder, Lucinda Milner. Sophie Young, Lara Adams. 3rd Row: Niamh Potter. Liv Geary, Angelique Kefalas, Behlana Robinson, Sophie Newnham, Louise McDonald, Monique Day, Sophie Blackford, Hilary Cao, Issy Tehan, Laura Ryan, Zoe Sandner. 2nd Row.- Mr Dean A/chin (Coach), Imogen Duff, Sarah Smith, Lily Edwards, Tilly Lee, Rosie Cooke, Eliza Fordham, Sophie Klein, Isabelle Bennison, Sophie Weaver. Paris Briffa, Grace Harris, Mr Mitchell Norton (Coach). 1st Row: Amelia Lymer. Antonia Bowlen, Sophie McIntyre, Tansy Pereira, Georgie Richards, Georgie Allen, Mrs Trina Porter (Coach), Rose Jennett (Captain), Olivia Mathias, Lily Gilby, Luxe Coils, Miranda Hamilton. Absent: Alicia Newton.

Girls Swimming

he 2015 season was a successful one, with excellent results and growth and development across the Middle and Senior School girls.

The girls were thrilled to welcome a new coach, Mitchell Norton, to our already skilful panel of coaches. They included Mr Dean Alchin and Mrs Porter, with vital contributions from Mrs Smith, Mrs Cleary, Ms Peake, Ms Henning and the everorganised Ms Oates, who whipped those Middle School girls into shape! Mitch was a national swimming finalist in 2012 and 13, and he knows what's what when it comes to swimming. He was a large contributor to the success we had this season. Our first competition saw us face our one true rival, Geelong Grammar. Only a week into first term, we were surprised at the speed and fitness the girls had managed to maintain over the summer holidays and to our surprise we confidently beat Grammar. It was an impressive feat, considering in almost all my past seasons the blue-and-yellow girls had always managed to swim over us! This early victory may have led us into a false sense of confidence going into our next meet, where we took on Grammar and Carey. Carey narrowly missed out on claiming last year's APS Finals crown. Though we maintained our dominance over GGS, we ended up being beaten by Carey. This put our swimming goals for the year into perspective, which were centred on improving individual and team times, and, of course, beating Grammar on the Finals night.

Continuing to train hard with the finals at the forefront of our minds, the girls refined their technique and conditioned their racing form coming up against other schools and making fantastic improvements, some wiping six seconds off their times! On March 11, we competed in the GISSA swimming meet held at Geelong Grammar against local Geelong schools. The Senior girls reigned supreme, winning their division, and along with the Junior girls, won the GISSA Girls Shield; an excellent effort. Finally, the big night arrived and the creme da la creme of Geelong College's female swimmers travelled to Melbourne to take on six other schools in the APS Combined Swimming competition. All girls gave it their best efforts, especially in the face of the endless outdoor MSAC 50-metre pool. The final result was announced, with College placing 5th overall, ahead of Geelong Grammar! The team was ecstatic as we had achieved what we had set out to do! This success would not have been possible without our coaches and the ever-wonderful Mrs Porter, who never ceased to encourage us! Congratulations to all the girls on a superb season, and all the best for future years! Rose Jennett, Captain

Boys APS Diving Squad 2nd Row-Ms Meredith Boardman (Coach), laden Pawsey, Lach/an Morwood Lach/an McDonald lardy Edwards, Oli Fernandez, Alex Brzoska. FrontRow-Patrick White, Matthew Bagnara, Tom Santalucia, Lucca Amott, lacoub Kahwagi. Absent· Roni Bunker. Paddy Heyward Max Lazarus.

Diving

he 2015 diving season has been an enjoyable one for all. With a large number of returning divers as well as many newcomers, the general unity within the group was very pleasant to see. Although diving may not be considered a vigorous, legitimate sport by some of our peers, and more as an activity that we participate in after school, this is definitely not the case. We don't quite work up a sweat like the tennis or badminton players, nor do we take diving quite as seriously as the cricketers or the rowers, but we do have fun. Although diving isn't as physically strenuous as some sports, psychologically it is demanding and could be considered one of the most mentally challenging sports in the competition. Despite the senior boy's significantly lower numbers than some years, they all put in an exceptional effort, and this was reflected in their improvement in both form and skill across the season. The junior boys more than stepped up to fill the shoes of the missing senior divers, and their enthusiasm and determination to excel is to be congratulated.

With 20 students selected to represent the school in the APS finals at MSAC we set off with the numbers and the potential to place well at the championship. The girls performed extremely well with 5 girls scoring in the top 3 at the APS Diving Championships. Two 3rd places and two 2nd places, as well as Annie Coutts winning her division, placed the team in 3rd position overall. All girls should be commended on their efforts and very proud of their results.

The boys team showed consistent performances and exhibited improvement from a season of training very well. Congratulations to Paddy Heyward for taking out 2nd place in the Under 14 A-Division final, and to all of the boys for putting in an exceptional effort. Many thanks to our coaches, George Niewman, Georgia Ratcliffe, and Meredith Boardman, for putting up with our endless shenanigans and always encouraging us to try new things, push our limits, and tirelessly supporting us to improve to our maximum potential. Ms Porter, Ms Ratcliffe and Mr Cheatley for keeping us organised and up-to-date with schedules, and also providing weekly updates on each diver's performance. All the parents for coming along to show your support for the squad, and expressing genuine interest in the sport and encouraging us along the way But most of all I'd like to thank you the divers, for providing me with such a fulfilling final year leading you all, it's so amazing to see how far you've come since the beginning of the season, and I wish you all the best for your studies and your diving in the coming years. Lachlan McDonald, Captain

Girls APS Diving Squad 3rd Row: Ellie Milner. Georgia Brown, Ebony Skene, Summer Russell, Emma Casey, Brianna Perry, Georgina Edgar. Tiana Schurmann. 2nd Row: Ms Meredith Boardman (Coach), Tijanna Young, Amara Bett Sarah Klein, Zara Edgar, Khianna Chapman, Roxy Sefton, Emily Bagnara, Amba Whitley. 1st Row: Annabel Walter. Isabella Thomson, Alana Henderson, Annabel Coutts, Sarah Bath, Jessica Malone, Issie Corrie Smith, Isobel McDonald, Felicity Bisinella. Absent: Olivia Batten, Erin Bourke, Helena Hewitt Nathalie Mayer. Katie O'Connor. Georgie Osborne, Laura Peebles, Antonia Rinck, Gemma Savage, Ruby Treloar.

Surfing

n Thursday the 30th of April a team of 10 surfers made their way to Jan Jue to compete in the Independent Schools state surfing team titles.

After winning the competition for the past 2 years we were seeded through to the semi-final, and the pressure was on to make it a hat trick. The start of the semi-final was slow. with the first two surfers both falling, leaving us on a total score of 12.5 out of 40. Henry Hutchins. Sam Harris and Jackson Kay took it into their hands to post some big scores and get us back in the running for a place in the final, leaving us on a finishing score of 54. After coming away with second place in the heat we moved through to the final against St Joseph's College, Newhaven College and our main rivals. Christian College. With the tide running low and a strong onshore wind. the team struggled to post good scores. leaving some feeling a little disappointed with the results. All surfers tried their best throughout the day: Standout performances in the final went to Jemima Hutchins for her consistent surfing and Fergus Willet for his fast performance under time pressures. At the end of the day the College placed fourth in the final against some very strong teams. Special thanks to Mr Donovan and Mr Robbins for running such an awesome day: We were stoked to be a part of it. Jake Wootton, Captain

SurfLeague

n Tuesday 24th February; 29 Geelong College students competed at the Schools Surf League at Cosy Corner, Torquay: In small surf and strong winds, the girls and boys competed in a number of events such as beach flags, sprints. board races and swims. The boys team finished a creditable 3rd behind St Joseph's and Christian College, whilst the girls won convincingly over Christian College and Maribyrnong. Overall The Geelong College finished 2nd behind Christian College. The first event of the day; the 1km run. saw The Geelong College finish in the top 5 of every age group. Ellie Barr. Liesel Fraser and Lachlan McPherson all winning their respective age races. Lachlan McPherson. new to the sport, won the U19 Flags with James Humphries placing 2nd in a hotly contested event. Angus Longden. Max Lazarus and Flynn Vernon joined forces to win the U19 Board Relay by 100m. Youngsters Ben Harris and Ben Fraser finished a close 2nd in the U13 Boys Board Rescue and Ben Fraser won the U13 Boys· Board race and Wade race. All-rounder Bryce Newton finished 1st in his Board race and 3rd in Flags. Grace Harris competed in every event on the day placing 1st in the Board and Sprint and 2nd in the Swim Layla Murrihy; Olivia Evans and Tara Boness combined to win the U15 Board Relay and had success in the Board Rescue. Laura Ryan. Zoe Sandner, Grace Harris and Jacqui Greer combined to win the U14 Aqua Cameron and Rose Jennett. Grace Stewart, Liesel Fraser and Emma Threadgold took out the U19 Aqua Cameron. All competitors experienced success and happily took home 2 medals each.

Petrina Porter (TIC)

1st Boys Water Polo Team 2nd Row- Gus Boyd F7ynn Vernon, Will Morrison, James Gorell, Nick Kemp, Cary Foley. 1stRow- Dayne Jackson, Lach/an Stokie, Charlie Blond MrDean A/chin (Coach), Jack Sheridan (Captain), Noah Nicholas, Sam Jess. Absent: Leo A/veal.

Boys Water Polo

oys waterpolo has been extremely competitive in all divisions with two teams entered in the competition; a 2nd division and a Year 10 team Coaches Dean Alchin, Kenny McClelland and his son Gabe McClelland run a great program, one that has seen numbers increase each year.

With last year's 1st team being undefeated, the boys were keen to match their achievement. We put in an extraordinary effort all season, coming away with three wins from five games. Although an extremely short season, the boys put in consistently strong performances and left everything in the water each game. Nick Kemp's strength at centre forward along with the speed of Flynn Vernon and the knowledge and skill of Gus Boyd meant we were very dangerous in attack The experience gained across more than two seasons in the water polo program for all boys in the team ensured a well-bonded group from day one. Cary Foley; in his first season in the lsts, became a crucial part of the team structure, while James 'Truck' Gorell saved many shots at goal with his skill and reach.

Year 10 Boys Water Polo 2nd Row- Angus Jackman, Charlie Batrouney, Ned McIntyre, Matthew Deahl, Ian Bell, Cooper Mathews, Thomas Page. 1st Row: Ed Kol, Toby Lever, Mr Dean A/chin (Coach), Liam Chalmers, Baxter Kay. Absent: Sam Conway.

The Year 10 team played every game with fierce determination and skill. Tom Page provided great leadership, while newcomers Baxter Kay and Angus Jackman showed great improvement over the season. Guided by the more experienced players Ned McIntyre, Ian Bell, Sam Conway and Liam Chalmers, the team, although struggling for numbers some weeks, showed cohesion and consistency Ned in goals was an added bonus. These boys will no doubt be vying for positions in the 1st team in 2016. We'd like to thank the parents for their enthusiastic support throughout the season. Thanks go to the coaches for their work in building the two great teams and. of course. to Mrs Porter. She goes beyond the call of duty to ensure the program runs smoothly and we never miss out on a game. Jack Sheridan, Captain

1st Girls Water Polo Team 2nd Row: Chloe Wynter. Liesel Fraser. Laura Cayzer. 1st Row: Layla Murrihy, Morgan Perry (Captain), Mr.s Petrina Porter (TIC Water Polo), Emma Threadgold. Absent· Charlotte Kay, Claudia Conway, Rose Jennett, Katya Boness, Izzy Greer. Mr Kenny McClelland (Coach).

Girls Water Polo

he 2015 girls waterpolo season had its ups and downs. With last year's senior players leaving us, it was down to our younger athletes to take charge. I must commend every girl who was in the pool for both morning trainings and weekend games for their commitment and desire to represent their school in a sport we all love.

For the five senior girls in the 1st team, it was tough to go through a very short season unable to conjure up a win; however, that is not to say there wererit some very competitive and intense quarters played. The team came up against very strong and aggressive Melbourne schools week in, week out. With many score lines that I think we would rather forget against some of the league's strongest teams, one important characteristic shone through in our team: persistence. The improvement right up until season's end was phenomenal as the girls refined their techniques and developed tactics to attempt to conquer some of the State's best waterpolo players. The 2nd girls had a mixed bag of results as they came up against many of the league's 1st teams too scared to enter the first division. Playing just four games in a season makes it very tough, but the effort shown by each girl made me very proud as I sat screaming on the sidelines each game. Going down by one goal in the dying stages of the final quarter to Geelong Grammar's 1st team and drawing with IGS 1st team calls for each member of the team to walk away from this season with their heads held high.

In 2015 there was another huge influx of young, keen girls ready to try out a new sport. Our Years 7, 8 and 9 girls had an excellent season filled with success and enjoyment in the APS Year 9 Girls' Division. Coming away with three wins each girl began to understand and learn the techniques the sport entails. It also quickly became apparent how brutal and physically demanding waterpolo can be. This team showed plenty of promise for the future. I have had the most enjoyable five seasons playing a sport I have grown to love. I will miss playing on girls at least twice my size. Each of us will have fond memories of the battles played out in the pool. I leave with confidence in the ability and developing talent in our younger athletes. I must thank Kenny; Deana and Gabe for their involvement in our program and of course Mrs Porter for being able to field teams every week. Morgan Perry, Captain

2nd Girls Water Polo Team 2nd Row: Jessica Stewart, Claire Goldsack, Eliza Lawson, Grace Carroll, Ally Howie, Brianna Perry. 1st Row: Rose Cashman, Sophie Walmsley, Mrs Petrina Porter (TIC Water Polo), Lucinda Milner, Dominique Russell. Absent: Lily Cox, Mr Kenny McClelland (Coach).

Year 9 Girls Water Polo Team 2nd Row: Olympia Binos, Tara Boness, Luxe Coils, Charlotte Midgley, Jessica Loftus, Behlana Robinson. 1st Row: Lily Gilby, Lily Edwards, Angelique Kefalas, Mr Dean A/chin (Coach), Georgie Richards, Jacqui Greer, Harriet Jennett. Absent: Mr Kenny McClelland (Coach).

Boys 1st Tennis Team 2nd Row: Jock Slattery, James Glover, Davis George, Darcy Witcombe, Matthew Synoradzki. 1st Row: Harry Furphy, Ben Robinson <Vice Captain), Darcy Narita (Captain), Sam Goodear <Vice Captain), James Norton. Absent· Matthew Hicks (Coach)

Boys Tennis

he 2014/2015 APS Boys Tennis Season was always going to be tough for the 1st VIII after losing six of last year's players, including the top three. To the boys' credit they were not discouraged, but determined to represent their school to the best of their abilities at all times.

Despite not being able to achieve a win, their efforts could never be questioned. Regardless of the opponent or what the score was, everyone gave it everything they had all the time. The results of the matches didn't accurately reflect the whole story much of the time, with the boys often narrowly losing their sets. A special mention goes to Year 10 James Norton, who won the most sets for the year. This is a remarkable effort playing at number 2. A massive thank you to Matthew Hicks and Michael Mullen for helping us improve and keeping us motivated even though we weren't getting the results we wanted. The 2nd team had a terrific season with a few hard-fought wins. With the expert Mr Naylor at the helm, they were always set for a good season. Nicholas McDowell and Tom Vaughan led the way and were an inspiration to the rest of their team with some magnificent match play Some of the members of the team pushed for 1st selection, which was a great sign. The 3rds, 4ths and 5ths teams also had very good seasons. They continued to improve, which led to better results as the season progressed. This was largely because of the efforts of the coaches, Mr Morgan, Ms Saunders and Mr Conway respectively Notable performers were Jack Calvert and Carl Shultz for the 3rds, Tom Shembrey and Sam Russell for the 4ths and David Ruby and Oscar Radalj for the 5ths.

The 1OB and 1OC teams enjoyed great seasons with many highlights. The lOB team did extremely well, winning most of their matches against some tough opposition. Both teams displayed great potential with certain future 1st players in both teams. Special mention to Edward Sillitoe, Lachie Cashman, Oscar Luke and Nathan Gao. Thanks to Phil Rich ClOB) and Ms Hallows (lOC) for doing an excellent job of coaching. The year 9A and 9C teams also experienced an excellent season, with both being coached by highly respected players in Geelong, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan and Sam Caldow. Both teams achieved some fantastic wins with some great performances from Lachlan Osborne, Caleb Brozina and Luke De Young. A massive thankyou to all coaches and to Mrs Filling for what was an extremely successful tennis season. Darcy Narita, Captain

Girls 1st Tennis Team 2nd Row: Nina Brown, Laura Cayzer, Claudia Conway (Captain), Liesel Fraser, Philippa Thome (Vice Captain), Sophie Clark (Vice Captain). 1st Row: Marisa Ohyama, Emma Furphy, Ashley Bell, Claudia Rose, Samantha Simson. Absent: Julie Golightly (Coach)

Girls Tennis

he 2014-15 season of tennis was a highly memorable one, which can be credited to not only the impressive array of results, but the calibre and attitude of the entire girls tennis cohort.

The lsts performed commendably and attained a 3rd-place finish. With a large squad consisting of 12 players, everyone fought hard for their position each week. It was impressive to see the level of effort, determination and resilience displayed by all the girls. Each girl contributed a unique attribute, which made our season such a success. I would especially like to thank my fellow leaders, Philippa Thome and Sophie Clark, for all their support this year. Although they are quiet achievers, their work ethic and fine results were impressive. A huge thank you goes to Julie Golightly and Mick Mullen, our two coaches. Their dedication to the development of our skills was greatly appreciated and was a critical factor in this year's achievements. The 2nds Green had an equally impressive season, being undefeated. This was an incredible feat in such a high standard of competition. One of their particularly brilliant victories was in a rivalry match against Geelong Grammar, where they managed to take all 12 sets in a great display of determination. Well done to all these girls for their efforts and consistency as well as to their coach, Sue Anderson, for her notable contribution to the 2nd team's season. Our other 2nds team, coached by Nathan Mayes, aligned with some similarly difficult competitors, produced both outstanding wins and respectable losses. With only three wins, the 3rds girls showed impressive determination this season. Their results do not entirely reflect their improvement throughout and the high standard of play each week.

Many of the Intermediate teams, as well as some Senior players, engaged in a pre-season clinic at Rod Laver Arena. This involved a tour and an intense skills session, during which Nick Kyrgios was training in the gym above us. No doubt inspired by his expertise, the Inter girls took their newly obtained skill set into the season, producing solid results each week and displaying sportsmanship with great consistency The driving force behind this season of tennis was Mrs Filling, whose passion and determination does not go unnoticed. This year she also had great help from the Parents Support group, in particular Sue Pickering. We would like to thank these parents for their weekly contributions to morning teas, the taxiing of their children to morning trainings and their general assistance with organisation. Thank you again to everyone involved in conducting this season and ensuring its success. Good luck to all younger girls in their future tennis endeavours. Claudia Conway, Captain

2nd Boys Tennis 2nd Row.· Oscar Beaumont-Kelly, Noah Sebastian, James Waterhouse. Leon Comben, Mackenzie Chrimes. Mr Greg Naylor (Coach). 1st Row Nicolas McDowell, Lewis Burns. Luke Henry, Tom Vaughan, Lach/an Baensch.

3rd Boys Tennis 2nd Row Carl Schultz, Tom Midgley, Mitchell Dowling, Albert Su. 1st Row: Harrison Brown, Jack Calvert, Tom Shembrey, Aaron Sayers. Absent: Chris Morgan (Coach).

4th Boys Tennis 2nd Row: David Wu, Connor Blake, Max Dawe. 1st Row: Corey Mirabelli. Samuel Porter, Michael Tso. Absent: Blake Osburn, Sam Russell, Kylie Saunders (Coach).

5th Boys Tennis 2nd Row: David Ruby, Lach/an Stokie, Lach/an Minahan, Oscar Rada/j. 1st Row: Alexander Morrow, Morgan Bett, Sandy Nelson. Absent: Nicholas Manton, Tim Torode, Paul Conway (Coach).

lOB Boys Tennis 2nd Row Will Townson, Lach/an Cashman, Sam Harris, Oscar Luke, Edward Sillitoe, Jason Sun. 1st Row: Matt Dowling, Oliver Manton, Allen Miao, Lach/an Walter. Absent: Phil Rich (Coach).

2nd Girls Blue Tennis 2nd Row: Emelie Joubert, Bella Greene, Sara Urquhart, Georgia Hosking, Ela Rutherford. 1st Row: Meg Suter, Angelica Wootton, Bridget McNamara, Cate Moody. Absent: Abbey Newton, Izzy Summers, Nathan Mayes (Coach).

2nd Girls Green Tennis 2nd Row: Mimi Trescowthick, Angela Morris, Alexandra Howie. 1st Row: Sophie Gough, Grace Newnham, Amy You, Alex Berry. Absent: Georgie Unkenstein, Sue Anderson (Coach}

3rd Girls Blue Tennis 2nd Row: Bethany Walder, Maggie Leahy, Maddie Evans. 1st Row Molly Russell, Edith Arc-Dekker, Lily Tehan, Phillipa McQuinn. Absent: Elizabeth Klein, Emily Nash.

3rd Girls Green Tennis 2nd Row: Ms Guillermina Ulloa (Coach), Melis Layik, Sally Higgins, Veronica Cheung, Tiffany Wong, Arcadia De Young, 1st Row: Irene Wang, Fiona Nation, Beata Chen, Miranda Beatty-Kiss.

Inter Girls A Tennis 2nd Row Ruby Buchanan, Lily Potter, Neve Horvat, Xanthia Gregory, Charlotte McMaster. 1st Row: Charlotte Consedine, Paige Sutterby, Emma McFee, Isabel Sayers. Absent: Olivia Rich (Coach).

lOC Boys Tennis 2nd Row: William Carey, Nicholas Mackay, Rory Rada/j, Palmer Flitton, Tom McDonald, Andrew Liu Front Row: Endre Padanyi, Dylan Ye/land, Mitchell Jones, Nathan Gao, Angus McDonald. Absent: Boss Chairattanamanokom, Cooper Haskett, Nicholas Proebstl, Sarah Hallows (Coach).

9A Boys Tennis 2nd Row- Caleb Brozina, Hamish Hill, Charlie Richardson, Blake Coutts, Thomas Gough. 1st Row: Jonathan Rau, Tom Kokalis, Andrew Synoradzki. Absent: Ben Fraser, Jeremy Palmer-Morgan (Coach).

9C Boys Tennis 2nd Row: Jasper Stanisich, Jack Klein, Michael Delahunty. 1st Row: Rory Vagg Luke Perry, Luke De Young Danny Nguyen. Absent Sam Caldow (Coach).

8A Boys Tennis 2nd Row: Jax Cross, Oliver Alvarez De Toledo, Nicholas Conway, Oscar fllingworth, Jack Newnham, Michael ODonnell. 1st Row: Evan Giles, Noah Goodall-Wilson, Ben S/orach, Ben Townson, Sam Hall, Oscar Abikhair. Coach: Michael ODonnell.

BB Boys Tennis 2nd Row- Ed Callan, Ca/um Boyce, Will Rees, Jenny Shor/and. 1st Row: Julian Selway, Harry Morphy, Marcus Molloy, William Evans-Papinski. Coach: Jenny Shor/and.

Inter Girls B Tennis 2nd Row: Courtney Bartlett, Chloe Yates, Tori Wood, Rain Rong, Laura Tumbull, Reenie Yu. 1st Row: Katherine Klein, Georgia Urquhart, Isabella Osbome, Ella Pullin. Absent: Sabrina Lewicki (Coach).

Junior Girls A Tennis 2nd Row: James Dimauro, Iona Bu/ford, Alex Booker, Penelope Blight Georgie Roderick. 1st Row: Emily OBrien, Jacqui Greer, Rose Hosking, Charlie Hosking, Georgia Karavitis, Tilly Buchanan. Coach: James Dimauro.

Junior Girls B Tennis 2nd Row: Jialin Miao, Niah Chalmers, Skye Lockwood, Rosy Brierly, Claudia Joubert Sarah Alhadi, Grace Cumow, Molly Cole. 1st Row: Tara Keams, Emily Brussow, Annabel Unkenstein, Trinity Murphy, Audrey Morgan, Olivia Porte, Maddy Mills, Eddie McDonald.

Junior Girls C Tennis 2nd Row: Simone Boyd, Jasmine Rong, Scarlette Hayden, Emma Blampied, Hannah Walker, Rachel Rowbottom, Amy Thomton, Sue Bradford. 1st Row Maddison Rodgers, Amy Pan, Lily Maishman, Gigi Hooper-Birch, Astrid Crtalic, Eliza Gross, Lucy McLaughlin, Maddie Lundy. Coaches: Simone Boyd, Sue Bradford.

BC Boys Tennis 2nd Row: Chan Aker, Saxon Drummond. Edward Jewell, Hadi Al-Musawi, Yannick Lairs. 1st Row.- Nico Dawe. Jack Ye. Ngor Aker, Tom Crozier. Coach: Yannick Lairs.

7A Boys Tennis 2nd Row.- Douglass Bell. Ethan Tran. Dec/an Marshall. Luis Hodgkins. Nicholas Livingstone. Barbara Carlson. 1st Row: James Lawrie. Emerson Nadorp-Goddard. Dec/an Hughes. Maximilian Kokalis. Matt McFee. Beau Allan. Coach: Barbara Carlson.

7B Boys Tennis 2nd Row: Felix Sycamnias. Will Fanning, Danny Yang, Kai Maher, Kai Daly. 1st Row.- Connor Liu. Jack Perry, Josh Costa. Nie Robertson. Kye Mears. Hamish Dobie.

1st Netball Team 2nd Row: Ms Julie-Anne Hussey (Coach), Maggie Leahy, Kirsten Caithness, Claudia Conway, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht. 1st Row: Alannah Kreidl Katie-Rose Campbell, Laura J Cayzer, Georgia Hosking, Bridget Mapleson.

Netball

he 2015 netball season was kick-started by the TransTasman tournament, entailing a grilling four days of competitive netball with teams coming from Adelaide and as far as New Zealand. The Geelong College hosted the tournament at Middle School, where eight teams (two from each school) played a round robin. This allowed for the development of team dynamics, which benefited the girls throughout the season.

This season, we fielded a formidable twelve netball teams from the Senior School and six from Middle School. The 1st VIL coached by the experienced Damian Stephenson and Julie-Anne Hussey, were challenged this year in a highly talented competition of the APS and AGSV schools. Despite the strenuous nature of the competition, the girls managed to come away with four wins and a draw from the 11 games played; a vast improvement on last season. With Damian's tireless enthusiasm, there is no doubt these girls can continue to build their skills and succeed, despite the loss of several Year 12s and the irreplaceable experience of Julie-Anne. The 2nds, coached by Catherine Newett had a successful season with seven wins and only three losses, including a thrilling one-goal loss to Carey These girls have evidently improved, not only as a team but individually over the course of the season. They trained alongside the lsts pushing both teams and improving match-day consistency The two 3rds teams' season ended with a combined tally of 10 wins between them This is a credit to all the girls for their weekly effort and improvement. The 4ths had an admirable season and finished with five wins, a result that highlights the depth of the netball program.

The two Inter A teams put the future of College netball in good stead with impressive results week in week out. Whether producing big wins or narrow losses, the girls displayed great drive and a will to succeed. The Intermediate Bs, Cs and Ds showed an abundance of skill, dexterity and improvement throughout the season, demonstrating the strength of numbers in College netball. They continued our sterling reputation, showing that success is not necessarily winning, but playing with consistent determination and drive. This widespread success can be credited to an array of dedicated people, particularly Mrs Porter whose organisational skills as Teacher in Charge are greatly appreciated. She was ably assisted by Ms Hussey Thanks also to the parents' support group, whose assistance allowed the season to run smoothly and was greatly appreciated by all the girls. We wish all younger girls luck in their seasons to come, and thank all those who contributed to a highly memorable season. Claudia Conway &Kirsten Caithness, Co-captains

2nd Netball 2nd Row: Mrs Catherine Newett (Coach), Bethany Walder, Liesel Fraser, Morgan Perry. 1st Row.- Samantha Simson, Amanda Ioannou, Kennedy McMaster, Georgie Osborne, Georgie Allen. Absent: Lily Cox, Jade Davie.

3rd Blue Netball 2nd Row.- Chloe O'Connor, Meg Blundy Jones, Ally Howie. 1st Row: Jessica Fitzpatrick, Sara Urquhart, Grace Newnham. Absent: Iman Al/rink, Elizabeth Klein, Phillipa McQuinn, Amy You, Ms Annaleise Hallam.

3rd Green Netball 2nd Row: Maddie Evans, Ella Wood, Emily Hall, Mimi Trescowthick, Ms Julie Garner (Coach). 1st Row: Emma Threadgold, Kate Guthrie, Lily Tehan, Bridget McNamara Absent.-Alyx Clifton, Mollie Fernandez.

4th Netball 2nd Row: Veronica Cheung Olivia Anderson, Emma Casey, Mrs Schleutker (Coach). 1st Row: Apple Liu, Ebony Sefton, Hannah Burchett, Jessica Stewart, Monique Wiener, Celine Ingram. Absent: Jala Cleaver.

Inter A Blue Netball 2nd Row.- Sadie Longden, Grace Stewart, Neve Horvat, Olympia Binos. 1st Row: Aleisha Mauderer, Ruby Buchanan, Catherine Clark, Roxy Sefton. Absent: Molly McLaughlin, Ms Demi Grant.

Inter A Green Netball 2nd Row: Charlotte McMaster, Zara Edgar, Claire Morrison, Eliza Lawson, Lily Potter. 1st Row: Layla Murrihy, Paige Sutterby, Mimmi Balaam, Olivia Evans, Edwina Doery. Absent: Ms Holly Hood.

Inter B Blue Netball 2nd Row: Isabel Tierney, Titania Mayer, Olivia Lord, Millie Martin. 1st Row: Michaela Ryan, Aurelia Pereira, Monique Day, Esther Morgan. Absent: Sarah McQuinn, Miss Jessica Chirnside, Ms Elinor Jones.

Inter B Green Netball 2nd Row Rose Cashman, Pippi McDonald, Keeley Troop, Brianna Perry. 1st Row Brittany Neate, Ruby Gow, Georgia White, Issy Tehan, Claudia Rose. Absent: Ms Rachel Randall.

Inter C Blue Netball 2nd Row: Behlana Robinson, Jade Kurien, Tamara Schumacher, Georgie McKinnon, Ebony Skene. 1st Row OliVia Ruggero, Liv Geary, Chloe Yates, Laura Turnbull, Isabella Osborne. Absent: Tara Boness, Charlotte Consedine, Neive Duerden, Miss Louisa Cheatley.

Inter C Green Netball 2nd Row Jess Lewis, Cindy Chen, Morgan Cullen, Georgia Urquhart. 1st Row: An Trinh, Zaya Alfrink, Ella Pullin, Jessica Neville. Absent: Grace Bond, Miss Bronte Panckridge.

Junior A Blue Netball 2nd Row.· Tessa Longden, Sophie Blackford. Hannah Walker; Emily Bagnara. Annabel Coutts. 1st Row Maddy Mills. Georgie Roderick. Lilly Tierney, Olivia Porte. Eddie McDonald.

Junior A Green Netball 2nd Row Charlie Hosking, Rosy Brierly, Alex Booker; Jessica Loftus. Skye Lockwood. 1st Row: Ellie Milner; Eliza Walsh. Niamh Potter; Georgie Cullen.

Junior B Blue Netball 2nd Row: Tilly Buchanan. Amba Whitley, Lara Adams. Claudia Joubert. Sarah Dobie. 1st Row Emily OBrien, Claire Townson, Lily Morgan, Tillie Marshall-Ramsay, Grace Harris.

Junior B Green Netball 2nd Row: Georgie Richards. Niah Chalmers. Georgina Edgar; Amy Thornton, Olivia Mathias. 1st Row Juliette Sillitoe. Annabel Unkenstein, Sarah Bath. Eliza Gross. AmeliaLymer.

Junior C Netball 2nd Row Jacinta Padanyi, Jessica Malone. Ciara Philpott. Paris Briffa. 1st Row: Emma Blampied. Lily Mathews. Sophia Powers. Lily Maishman, Alana Henderson.

Junior D Netball 2nd Row: Jasmine Rong Rachel Rowbottom, Georgia Adams, Lucy McLaughlin. 1st Row: Maddie Lundy, Nathalie Mayer, Imogen Duff, Felicity Bisinella, Willow Moulin-Singer.

Primary Netball 3rd Row Lily Rowlands, Emily Santalucia, Mia Higgins, Chase Probert Ella Hall-Sullivan Annie Jones, Mia Young Matilda Porter, Sarah Solly. 2nd Row: El/a-Rose Beehag, Alice Wheelahan, Ellie Ruggero, Evie Heyward, Grace Taylor. India Connor. 1st Row: Aimee Mc Laughlin, Cassidy Bradshaw, Joy Masek, Emma Bates, Cecilia Powers. Coach: Mrs Carol Morris.

Open 1st Softball Team 2nd Row: Mrs Andrea McGucken, Andrea Farrow, Bibi Holten, Brittany Fowler. Tia Paterson-Dunn, Jessica Campbell, Monique Wiener. Iman Alfrink. 1st Row: Sherry Watson, Caitlyn Grace-Long, Amelia Fitzgerald, Shannessy Ward, Celine Ingram, Jamira Hunter. Tiahna Proebstl, Cherry Cheung Absent· Tay/a Supple (Coach).

Softball

he 1st, Intermediate Band Junior B Softball teams began the season with great enthusiasm and determination. The teams' successes were built on twice-weekly training sessions, where the focus was on field work, improving batting techniques and developing strong team spirit.

We also welcomed Ms Green and Ms Pelletier, who supported our softball co-ordinator, Mrs Andrea McGucken, in offering excellent assistance, organisation and encouragement at games. Working with these women has been a great learning experience for all; many thanks on behalf of the girls.

In Term 4 of 2014, the Senior team had a slow start to the season, but finished strongly in Term 1of 2015 with an overall record of 5 wins, 2 losses and 1washout. We had a large number of new players join this season, which boosted our talent pool. They should be congratulated for how well they slotted into the team and embraced its spirit. All new and existing softball players should be commended for their achievements during the season

The Inter team consisted of many talented girls in Years 9 and 10. They trained alongside the Seniors, always willing to participate in a quick game toward the end of the session. The Inter players showed marked improvements with each game, finishing the season with 2 convincing wins and a huge increase in confidence, which will hopefully take them further in the next season

The 1st team made an excellent start to Term 1with a win against PEGS Gold by an amazing score of 22 runs to 6. Each game following produced great results with more wins. In many of these games we came from behind to snatch victory in the last innings. The only loss of this term came in the last game against Caulfield, so overall we were very pleased with our efforts. The 1st team welcomed a new coach, Tayla Supple, a State and ex- National player, who worked hand-in-hand with the Inter coach Lauren Heyward, a former Geelong College student, to develop our skills. They assisted throughout the season with great determination and devotion. The coaches· passion for the game rubbed off on each player.

The Junior team consisted of players in Years 7 and 8 from Middle School, who showed wonderful grit and determination in every game. With 6 wins for the season. they are one of the most successful Junior teams the College has seen for some time. The driving force behind the team was coach Lynne Willmott. Training at Middle School, their sessions consisted of improving their game skills and developing their understanding of the rules.

Intermediate B Softball Team 2nd Row: Ms Heather Green. Jessica Mclachlan. Paige Costa. Tamara Schumacher, Titania Mayer, Reilly McKenna. Georgie McKinnon. Sarah McQuinn. 1st Row: Jacqui Jamieson, Jess Lewis, Alex Hodge, Brittany Neate, Josie Brzoska, An Trinh, Neive Duerden. Absent: Lauren Heyward (Coach).

Junior B Softball 2nd Row: Jacinta Padanyi, Jess Wynhoven. Ciara Philpott. Astrid Stanisich. Zara Burrell. 1st Row: Tillie Marshall-Ramsay, Cecile Beaumont. Claire Townson. Orlaith Plowman. Louisa Bath. Lisa Quix.

The 1st team consisted of many talented and experienced girls and many naturally skilled up-and-comers. There was a Year 12 base comprising: Vice-captain Shannessy Ward, an asset with her strong skills at batting; Amelia Fitzgerald, our number one pitcher who pitched brilliantly throughout the season; Madalyn Colman, who embraced us with her positive attitude; Cherry Cheung, who found her forte with helping manage the team and score; Tiahna Proebstl, who threw herself into training and games; and myself. With a small leadership base in terms of players. the Year 12s should be commended for their efforts in their last session of summer sport and their willingness to teach the younger players what they have learned from their experiences. The Year lls should also be congratulated and I have no doubt the 1st Team will be a force to be reckoned with next season. We wish the next Year 12s all the success that comes with being a strong, cohesive team Overall, the season was a success for all and one of the best the sport has seen results-wise. My time as captain was most enjoyable and a great learning experience. Well done girls. Celine Ingram, Captain

1st Football Team 3rd Row: Alexander West Sean Holroyd, Sam Coutts, Edward Walmsley, James Waterhouse, Gus Boyd. 2nd Row Lach/an McPherson (Boundary Umpire), Mackenzie Chrimes, Patrick Nagle, Alex Cincotta, Jack Sheridan, Tom Vaughan, Larry Willett Sam Jess. 1stRow Thomas Page, Alex Witherden, Cody Deppeler(Deputy Vice Captain), Xavier Seller (Captain), Matthew Bird <vice Captain), Tom King, Jack Henderson. Absent· Luke Bell Cooper Bingham, Harry Dalton (Vice Captain), Luke Henry, Nick Maishman, Corey Mirabelli, Lach/an Morwood, Mr Frank Fopiani (Coach)

Football The 2015 season was very difficult for the 1st XVIII footballers, who managed only the one win against Wesley College in round 4. Despite the results not being in our favour and losing players to injuries and sickness, the boys fought out each game until the end. Thank you to Mr Jess for his contribution to making this program run as smoothly as it has all year. Also thanks to Brad Ottens, Director of Football and assistant coach for many of our games. A big thanks to Frank Fopiani who coached the boys through thick and thin; in spite of the results the year was still enjoyable. I must thank the leadership group of Vice-Captains Harry Dalton, Matthew Bird and Cody Deppeler for all their work, and congratulate Matthew Bird on making the APS representative team The 2nd XVIII also had a rather tough year, managing only the one win, which came after the holidays against Melbourne Grammar. Despite their win-loss record, the boys competed hard in every game under the guidance of spiritual leader Harry Furphy: Coach Kane "Sugar" Purcell, along with Brad Ottens, invested a lot of time in the boys and provided opportunities for some players to step into the 1st XVIII, in a learning yet fun year for the boys. The 4th XVIII had a very good year, managing five wins from ten games. They managed to gain some form after their first two losses to get a couple of early wins on the board, then finish strongly: A big thank you to newly recruited 4ths coaches Cam McGregor and Joel Irons for helping to make it a great year for the boys. The 5th XVIII had a tough year, managing to get just the two wins. These came against Xavier College, a match the team won by 98 points, and then Scotch by 43 points. The boys suffered some big defeats but to their credit got back out on the track to

continue to improve. All of this could not been done without the help of coaches Peter Adams and David Patterson. Thank you to the soccer and basketball boys who helped make up the numbers. The Year 10s struggled at times but managed two wins, the most important being against Geelong Grammar, then Wesley. Despite the losses, the boys displayed great team play; which is promising as they enter the senior program The lOBs achieved four victories in their seven games. Thank you to James Welsh, Hamish Tamlin, Blake Sutterby and Ben Lehman for their time and effort in the program The Year 9s' assault on the competition included some good performances along with some heavy defeats. The 9As lost their first five games before being moved down a division, where they thumped their opponents in their final three games. The 9C team managed to get two wins against St Kevins and Brighton. A big thanks to coaches Hamish Easton, Lee Collins, Andrew Scadden and Ross Gilbert. The Year Ss fielded two teams with mixed results. The 8As managed three wins and the 8Bs had five wins from their six games played. A big thanks to coaches Mick Condy; Sam Herbison, Darcy Williamson, Matt Gunther and Kieron Lester. The Year 7s' first shot at APS footy was exciting. The 7As won their first five games by very large margins before being moved up into the A division and then competed well at this much higher level. The 7B team had a very even year with four wins and four losses. The boys could not have done it without the help of Richard Mccann, Darcy Lear, Jackson Ramus and Jack Rogers who coached the boys all year. Xavier Seller, Captain

2nd Football Team 3rd Row: Tyler Castles, Matthew Jackman, James Gorell Will Shaw, Will Duffield, Luke Bell. 2nd Row Angus Leigh, Brad Fuller, Cooper Bingham, Will Morrison, Gus Boyd, Charlie Blond, Mason Spikers. 1st Row: Cam Barr, Charlie Langley, Ben Batarilo, Harry Furphy, Sam Goodear, Jeremy Carruthers, Andy Falkiner. Absent: Kyle Comben, Charlie Crozier, lardy Edwards, Beau Fincham, Max Lazarus, Corey Mirabelli, Harry Shannon, Mr Kane Purcell.

4th Football Team 3rd Row Angus Leigh, Noah Sebastian, Lewis Burns, Jake Wootton, Lewy Wright, Patrick Hurley. 2nd Row: Brayden Allan, Mason Spikers, Joshua Skuza, Sam Crozier, Alexander Blight David Ruby, Ben Batarilo. 1st Row: Jeremy Carruthers, Callum Schutt Jock Slattery, Tom Shembrey, Jake Mitchell, Grant Philpott Matthew Synoracizki. Absent: Lach/an Bennett, Jasper Bingham, Thomas Burke, Beau Fincham, Harry Hayes, Max Lazarus, Jacob Morgan, Harry Shannon, Flynn Vernon, Mr Joel Irons, Mr Cameron McGregor.

5th Football Team 2nd Row Harry Kelly, Blair Waters, Tom Walpole, Sam Crozier, Alexander Blight Sandy Nelson, David Ruby. 1st Row: Lach/an Taylor, Patrick Iredell, Callum Schutt Hamish McKie, Ethan Bras/is, Ben Batarilo, Grant Philpott. Absent: Lach/an Bennett Bryce Jenkins, James McDonald, Jonah McRae-Palmer, Tom Midgley, Patrick Molloy, Alexander Morrow, Tom Wright, Mr Peter Adams, Mr David Paterson.

lOA Football Team 3rd Row: Nicholas Kemp, Sam Harris, Oscar Malone, Sam Conway, Paddy Taylor, Sam Allen. 2nd Row: Paddy Whittakers, Oscar Brownless, James Glover, Thomas Page, Oscar Luke, Lach/an Cashman, George Johnston, Bryce Newton. 1st Row: Cooper Hosking, Scott Wylie, Jack Henderson, Jack Holdsworth, Billy Zebra-Hutchins, Edward Sillitoe, Hugh Mitchell, Lochie Hosking. Absent: James Norton, Mr Hamish Tomlin, Mr James Welsh.

lOC Football Team 2nd Row Albie Kay, Will Townson, Sebastian Courtnay, Nicholas Mackay, Matthew Deahl, Rory Rada/j, Leyton Mahon, Henry Hutchins, Ca/den Lyons. 1st Row: Cooper Hosking, Jake West George Johnston, Matt Dowling, Jack Holdsworth, Ned McIntyre, Lochie Hosking, Mikhail Landos. Absent: Oliver Manton, Mr Blake Sutterby, Mr Ben Lehmann.

9A Football Team 3rd Row- Fiann Holten, Charlie Sprague, Max Witherden, Zac Jackson, Alexander Crowe. 2nd Row: Jamie Morwood, James Divo/a, Sam Wood, Samuel Malone, Hamish Hill, Charlie McArthur. 1st Row- Fraser Locke, Lach/an Bartlett, Tristan Phung, Fergus Willett, Euan Spikers, Blake Coutts, James Gadd. Absent: Fraser Bath, Ned Cox, Liam Duffy, Ethan Gubbels, Toby Lever, Mr Lee Collins, Mr Hamish Easton.

9C Football Team 2nd Row- Charlie Batrouney, Michael Delahunty, Lach/an Sutherland, Jack Thornton, Liam Glover, Angus Williams. 1st Row: Jackson Kay, Andrew Synoradzki, Ben Fraser, Oliver Murphy, Tyler McHarry, Jonathan Rau, Will Burke. Absent: William Hanrahan, Tyler Wright, Mr Ross Gilbert, Mr Andrew Scadden.

Year 8 Football Team 3rd Row- Patrick Horoch, Tim Lazzaro, Kaiden Carlin, Charlie Middleton, Nicholas Conway, Nicholas Koroneos, Cameron Primmer, Luke Derksen, Ed Callan, Ben Townson, Nicholas Horoch. 2nd Row.· Angus Jackman, Joey Nagle, Ethan Parkhill, Oscar fllingworth, Oliver Alvarez De Toledo, Mitch Taylor, James Paterson, Lach/an Jones, Ben S/orach, Jack Newnham, Tanna Comben, Ben Harris, Oscar Abikhair. 1st Row- Harry Morphy, James Potts, Ngor Aker, Finn Walsh, Xavier Hall-Sullivan, Felix Drayton, Will Page, Marcus Molloy, Jackson Neate, George Laurie, Nick Burke, Luca Neerhut, Charlie Mitchell.

Year 7 Football Team 3rd Row- Max Green, Matthew Thacker, Jackson Williams, Sam Whitford, Sam Witherden, Dec/an Marshall, Archie Vemon, Bryce Numaitis, Tom Forshaw, Max Mauderer, Ollie Paton. 2nd Row: Maximilian Kokalis, Sajiva Baskaran, Nie Robertson, Harry Faull, Baxter Bingham, Geordie Whittakers, Riley Clifford, Rupert Beaufoy, Ed Kol, Noah Lever, Ned Evans, James Norris, Jack Buchanan, Beau Allan. 1st Row: Ben Gadd, Riley Morel, Will Sorensen, Baxter Kay, Patrick White, Tom Roberts, Nick Livingstone, Sam Geary, Jack Kennett, Hunter Locke, Joel McWilliam, Samuel Bain, Emerson Nadorp-Goddard.

Equestrian Team 2nd Row: Ms Kirsten Van C/eet Tahlia Morel, Maddie Salveson, Charlie Blakeley, Sally Shaw, Brittany Fowler, Laura Billings, Mr Robert Kayler-Thomson. 1st Row: Georgia Adams, Sophie Gough, Genevieve Nicholson, Darcy McClelland, Rosie Cooke, Michelle Goy, Isabella Thomson.

Equestrian

he 2015 equestrian season came to an end with some great individual results. The first competition of the season was held at Geelong Grammar and, unlike previous years, occurred over 2 weekends. Genevieve Nicholson placed 8th and equal 7th in the elementary section of dressage. Show jumping was held on the second weekend, with Charlie Blakeley placing 11th overall in the advanced section and equal 3rd in the second round of the improvers level. Showing her diversity in the arena Genevieve placed 7th in the progressive section and equal 1st in her second round finishing 8th overall.

We recently held our Interschool's event with some impressive results. Maddie Salveson won both of her tests in the novice senior section and was champion of the section. Michelle Goy placed 3rd overall in the novice senior section. In elementary Genevieve Nicholson placed equal 3rd and 2nd to come 4th overall. She also placed 2nd overall in the intermediate show jumping category. Charlie Blakeley placed 2nd overall in the progressive section. Thank you to all those who helped organise the event and make the day possible, it was a great way to end the season. We now have parent representatives at each school assisting our team

Ballarat Grammar hosted their Interschool's event. Dressage results from the day:

Michele Goy &Alyx Clifton, Co-captains

• Maddie Salveson won the senior novice section coming 2nd and 4th in her respective tests. • BIS show jumping showed Laura Billings gain a 6th, Charlie Blakeley riding 3 horses and gaining a 1st, 4th, 2nd and 5th overall. New rider Tahla Morel gained 8th place overall. The Kardinia event was attended by a smaller team than usual due to unwell riders and horses. We still managed to do well, with Michele Goy coming 4th and a great 1st place went to Sally Shaw. A new event on the calendar was the interschool dressage event hosted by the Royal Geelong Agricultural society. Our team did very well with many placings.

Boys 1st Basketball Team 2nd Row: Albert Su, Max Dawe, Robert Merri/lees-Larsen, Carl Schultz ist Row: David Ruby, Davis George, Nicolas McDowell, Johnson Ho. Absent· Jordan OLeary, Mr Tim OLeary.

Boys Basketball

oys basketball had another successful season with all teams competing well to achieve fabulous results. As only three members of the firsts (Jared Boyce. Jordon O'Leary and myselD were returning. the season began with competitive tryouts for the many vacancies that needed to be filled. The 1st team in the end consisted of seven Year 12s. including 6 foot 8 centre Rob Merrillees-Larsen. David Ruby, Nie McDowell. Johnson Ho. Albert Su and Carl Schultz, who made the switch from hockey to basketball. The team also included Max Dawe. Jordan O'Leary and Jared Boyce. They were the youngest members of the team. but they were the most dynamic and huge contributors. With Jared's "lights our shooting and Jordans silky smooth handles. the team will have great leaders next year. This year the team worked fantastically, seamlessly transitioning into a selfless group of players who worked for each other and had great fun on and off the court, with banter running high. With the help of Tim O'Leary, our wise and motivational coach, we held our nerve to survive close calls, when we won by 2 and 3 points respectively, and finished undefeated. This was a great reward for the team and was a fantastic way to finish off my last year of sport. The 2nd team, coached by the incredibly talented Bianca Cheaver, played very well. Led by captain Davis Kontelj, they were highly successful and lost only two games. Their tenacity and hard work were on full display and led to a hugely rewarding season. The 3rds and 4ths, coached by Dan Cooper and Al Smith, had mixed results for the season With some inspiring wins and crushing losses, they still had a very satisfying season The players' effort, determination and positive attitude were never in question and this has to be commended.

The future of Geelong College basketball is in safe hands with the Year 9 and 10 teams. The lOB team under the coaching of Steven Waisak had a great season and showed continual improvement. Led by Harry Breer and Liam Chalmers, the team was a talented crop of new players ready to prove themselves. The lOCs were up against some strong opposition each week but continued to fight to the end of each match. Their coach, Joshua Beaumont, kept their spirits up and they battled hard. The 9B team worked hard on putting set plays into action under the guidance of Dan Cooper. Their progress over the season was impressive and will stand the basketball program in good stead for the coming years. Special mention has to go to Dale Carroll for his organisation and commitment to basketball. This season has been hugely successful for everyone and Geelong College basketball is in safe hands to grow and expand for many years to come. Davis George, Captain

Girls 1st Basketball Team 2nd Row: Angela Morris (Captain), Eve Bras/is, Abby Brierly (Vice Captain), Tia Paterson-Dunn, Zoe Gorell. 1st Row: Sherry Lee Watson, Emelie Joubert, Macy Lockyer, Ela Rutherford, Phoebe Cunningham. Absent: Mr David Herbert.

Girls Basketball

f you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go together. That is exactly what the senior basketball girls did this year. Looking back at the season, the distance all teams have come has been incredible.

At the start of the year, the 1st girls were presented with a difficult challenge: to go through the season undefeated! Unfortunately, Mentone derailed our plans, but they were the only team to defeat us. What led to a great season was that each team member brought something unique to our squad, allowing us to grow the teams capacities. On the court, Abby and Tia rejected players left, right and centre, while Zoe snatched every rebound that touched the board. Em stole the ball right out of the opposition's hands as quick as lightning, and nailed a few big shots. Ela, our very own pocket rocket, zipped up and down the court, stopping the opposition in their tracks. Macy and Phoebe constantly kept the score rising with Macy's huge 3s and Phoebe's mid-range shots. Sherry kept the defence on their feet with her sneaky left-handed shots and ball handling. Everyone contributed to make this team a force to be reckoned with, and each had a special skill that was highly valued. David Herbert made the whole team gel and encouraged us to work together. His enthusiasm and energy motivated us to always try our best to reach our potential. For the 1st girls, the season showed that individually we were but a drop, but together we had the force of an ocean. The 2nd basketball team, coached by Dustin Duggan, powered through the season by having a lot of fun and, as a bonus, gaining a few wins. This team consisted of many girls new to basketball, so it was always going to be a learning experience for them They showed great improvement throughout the season.

The Inter B girls had a very successful season, winning seven of their nine games. This team consisted of three girls from senior school and mainly Year 7 girls, so they offer a lot of promise for the future. Their coach, Ebony Rolph, showed them the ropes of basketball and overall they had a great season. All the players offer special thanks to our dedicated coaches, wonderful parents and, of course, Mr Dale Carroll as teacher in charge, for all their support and organisation throughout another successful season. Angela Morris, Captain

4th Boys Basketball 2nd Row: Michael Tso, Davis Konte/j, Matthew Malishev. 1st Row.- Dayne Jackson, Elliott Grossnickle, Jack Man. Coach: Ms Bianca Cheever.

5th Boys Basketball 2nd Row.- Sam Russell, Lach/an Minahan, Liam Turnbull, Mr Daniel Cooper (Coach). 1st Row: Samuel Wong, Oscar Rada/j, Kasra ReJa, Hayden Tam.

6th Boys Basketball 2nd Row: Steven Ling, Lach/an Hipwell, Mr Al Smith (Coach). 1st Row: Justin Ho, Gawin Cheng. Absent: Morgan Bett, Nicholas Manton, Matthew Ruffin, Martin Wong

lOB Boys Basketball 2nd Row: Harry Breer, Cooper Mathews, Palmer Flitton, Dylan Ye/land, Mr Adam Tay/or(CoachJ. 1st Row: Jason Sun, Nathan Gao, Arthur Ng, Liam Chalmers.

lOC Boys Basketball 2nd Row.- Mr Joshua Beaumont (Coach), Jack Mei, Boss Chairattanamanokorn, Simon Hu. 1st Row: Charlie Richardson, Andrew Liu, Edward Zheng, Sam Sun, Danny Nguyen.

3rd Girls Basketball 2nd Row: Bella Greene, Emma Gorell, Chloe Wynter, Riley Van Ingen, Alana Walder. 1st Row: Lilli Moran, Jessica Campbell, Elizabeth Hanrahan, Lucinda Milner, Meg Suter. Absent: Molly Russell, Mr Dusty Duggan.

Inter B Girls Basketball 2nd Row: Penelope Blight, Khianna Chapman, Carly Perkins. 1st Row: Issie Corrie Smith, Tori Wood, Alissa Liu, Reenie Yu. Absent: Jacqui Greer, Ms Ebony Rolph.

Junior B Girls Basketball 2nd Row: Ella Hall-Sullivan, Hilary Cao, Zara Burrell, Lucie Thompson. 1st Row: Audrey Morgan, Lucy Greene, Chase Probert Trinity Murphy.

9B Boys Basketball 2nd Row.· Mr Adam Taylor (Coach), Ray Yang, Darcy Marshall. Thomas Milner. 1st Row Cooper Sands, Jonathon Cole, Caleb Brozina.

8A Boys Basketball 2nd Row Chan Aker, Oliver Courtnay, Nico Dawe. 1st Row: William Evans-Papinski, Sam Hall, Billy Duerden, Noah Goodall-Wilson. Absent: Jax Cross.

BB Boys Basketball 2nd Row: Samuel Maceroni-Zarafa, Saxon Drummond, Michael Pan. 1st Row Jonathan Hanson. Hadi Al-Musawi, Danny Yang.

7B Boys Basketball 2nd Row: Ryan Primmer, Luis Hodgkins. Patrick Sinnott. 1st Row Paddy Heyward, Fraser Yeaman, Luke Brozina. Lach/an Martin.

Girls 1st Badminton Team Mr George Lee (Coach), Amelia Patrick, Isabella Xu, Kaitlyn Ward, Kate Speakman (Captain), Ellen Wang, Julia Kaps, Ms Veronique Chabant (Coach). Absent: Rebecca Bath, Laura Jelfs (Coach)

Girls Badminton

t has been a wonderful season for the 1st badminton girls. When looking at the results of the different matches and in particular the section for Best Players, 'The Whole Team' was chosen the majority of the time, a sure indication that teamwork and progress for all were at play every Saturday

All girls gave their best during the games, whether we were victorious against Geelong Grammar or being defeated by overall 1st APS winners Haileybury Rebecca Bath admirably stepped up week after week in the second part of the season; Kaitlyn Ward, Julia Kaps and Amelia Patrick, our younger team members, put their skills to the test and kept on improving. Badminton veterans Isabella Xu and Ellen Wang continued to play perfectly in sync with one another and their determination and drop shots became fierce weapons. In the first matches of the season, the 1st girls achieved a win over Carey, with Amelia Patrick and Kaitlyn Ward claiming best players for their dedication and performance. In the second week, we lost in a showdown with Wesley, with Isabella Xu not going down without a fight. The next week we lost 358-375 to Caulfield. Two players down due to illness did not augur well when we met Haileybury the week after. Credit goes to Kaitlyn Ward for stepping up and battling girls of state level. Dynamic duo Ellen Wang and Isabella Xu were smashing shuttlecocks left, right and centre in a spectacular comeback against Geelong Grammar. Fortunately for us, we took them down 341 to 204. The week after, we narrowly lost to PEGS by 20 points, but the girls fought back in a win over Carey and finished the season with a 134-point win over arch rivals Geelong Grammar.

Overall, the 1st team won 4 of 7 matches, which is a great effort, to finish 5th on the ladder. As we farewelled a number of Year 12 girls at the end of the season, the solid results the 2nd team achieved are most encouraging; these players displayed much talent and a desire to listen to the coaches· constructive advice, which should put them in good stead for the beginning of next season. Bronte Smith, Zoe Hui, Devmy Panagodage, Apple Liu and Annie Dong in particular are very promising players who will no doubt continue to impress. It's been a privilege to play with the girls this season. May their skills continue to grow, and may they keep enjoying this sport, whether it be winning chocolates in Laura's serving challenges, losing to Madame Chabant in training, or listening to George and Mim reminding us what we should do from the sidelines. Finally, I'd like to thank our coaches, George and Mim Lee, Laura Jelfs, Mme Tymms and of course Madame Chabant, and wish the girls all the very best for the future; I'm confident that Geelong College will be a badminton force to be reckoned with for years to come. Kate Speakman, Captain

Boys 1st Badminton 2nd Row: Mr George Lee (Coach), Samuel Wong, Kasra Reja (Vice-Captain), Mark Kovacev. Joshua Skuza (Captain), Sam Hvidberg. 1st Row: Xavier Consedine, Hayden Tam. Hamish Mccallum. Adrian Yip.

Boys Badminton

oys badminton was very successful in 2015. with many highs and only a few lows over the course of the season The 1st team came out undefeated. the first time in 3 years. and it has been an honour to lead this side. There were close matches. such as the game against Geelong Grammar. which College only just won by 4 thrilling points. 444 to 448.

The 2nds, 3rds and 4th teams also had an outstanding season. showing determination and true spirit in the tougher matches where players demonstrated their capabilities in the face of adversity: Special mentions go to the leaders of their respective teams. with James McDonald and Dayne Jackson guiding the boys when they needed it. Jake Mitchell, new to the sport and putting up a fight to win the majority of his games, should be pleased with what he managed to do. James Billings showed fighting spirit, scoring big wins and helping his side over the line to win many hard-fought matches. The boys I played with this year were the best side I have played with since I began playing in 2013. The courage and fight in the hearts of my teammates is what made it possible to be crowned undefeated. I have thanked each member individually, but I would like to say thank you again to all the Year 12s in their final year, for being by my side each week and not giving up when games got tough.

Xavier Consedine. Sam Wong, Sam Hvidberg and Adrian Yip have had a great final season. Over the years. they have developed the skills to become the powerhouse players they are. My greatest gratitude goes to Vice-captain Kasra Reja, who backed me up every week. offering positive advice and criticism. and winning the important games we played. Without Kasras wisdom and maturity the team would not have been what it was. Of course there would be no team without the guidance of Ms Lannan. who organised us and helped me with my duties and creating a great environment for training and matches, as well as the other supervising staff, Ms Dong and Mr Kristiansen, who were responsible for the 3rd and 4th teams respectively: The teams also greatly benefited from the knowledge, judicious advice and commitment provided by Mim and George Lee. They trained everyone this year to make them the dedicated and accomplished competitors they were, and I also thank them for trusting me in the position of captain. Joshua Skuza, Captain

Boys 2nd Badminton 2nd Row: Mrs Donna Lannan (Coach). Lucas Whittem, Liam Turnbull, Christopher Billings, Mrs Mim Lee (Coach). 1st Row: James McDonald. Jack Man. Thomas O'Connor; Max Chappell, Boss Chairattanamanokom.

Boys 3rd Badminton 2nd Row Jack Mei. Matthew Ruffin, Lach/an Savage, Mitchell Goninon. Gawin Cheng, Mrs Sharon Dong (Coach). 1st Row: Steven Ling Johnson Ho. Joey Xu. Justin Ho. Baxter Lyons. Absent: Max Bucek. Jake Mitchell. Ashley Neville. Martin Wong.

Boys 4th Badminton 2nd Row Simon Hu. Reilly Eddy, Alexander Gregory, Remy Stanisich. Harry Hayes. Mr Justin Kristiansen (Coach). 1st Row Andrew Duan, Harry Kelly, Felix Drummond, Blair Waters, Sam Sun. Hamish McKie. Absent: Arthur Ng

Girls 2nd Badminton 2nd Row: Apple Liu. Bronte Smith. Alice Liang Riley Van Jngen. Genevieve Nicholson. Annie Dong, Mrs Mim Lee (Coach). 1st Row Devmy Panagodage, Zoe Hui, Winnie Ho, Wendy Wang Alissa Liu. Absent: Laura Jelfs (Coach).

Boys 1st Soccer Team 2nd Row: Mr Eddie Kovacev (Manager), Oscar Beaumont-Kelly, Thomas Flanagan, Mark Kovacev, Jack Johnston, Jan Bell, Thomas Deahl, Mr Paul Dowling (Coach). 1st Row: Dec/an Skuza, Darcy Narita, Mitchell McAllister, Aaron Sayers, Ben Robinson, Fabian Kaps, Charlie Wootton, Adrian Yip.

Boys Soccer

he Geelong College fielded four senior boys' soccer teams in the APS this year. This included the lOC team, coached by Mr Flanagan. The team consisted of Year 9 and 10 students who were relatively new to the sport. As the season progressed, the team improved their overall skills and ability to read the game. Although not recording any victories, they showed that they were willing to learn and improve their skills, which is the key to a successful season During the later stages of the season the results were closer. Their best result was a narrow 1- 2 loss to rivals Geelong Grammar.

The lOBs coached by Kenny Prior and Daniel Pickles put in solid performances with the hope of being in the 1st squad next year. They had a relatively successful season. With great wins over Geelong Grammar, Wesley College and Melbourne Grammar, the boys showed that they are capable of some good form They finished the season with four wins, a draw and four losses. They managed to score in every game bar one. They just needed to be more consistent and tighten up the defence. The 2nds, coached by David Anderson, played in the 4ths division. Many of these players played the game for fun, rather than for good competition. Due to their passion for the game, they were able to put in some great performances and score some even better goals. The team came away with marvellous wins over Caulfield WH Wesley College and Caulfield CC. The boys finished with three victories and five losses. Playing an attacking brand of soccer, they managed to score in every match. The lsts, coached by Paul Dowling, had a very successful season in 2nd division. The squad was stronger than in the previous year and the boys were keen to go undefeated. All went according to plan with wins over Wesley College, Melbourne Grammar and Haileybury Unfortunately, the

following week the boys lost a tightly contested game against Xavier College. With the boys wanting to get back to our winning ways, we won the rest of the games in the season, beating strong sides like St Keviris, Scotch, Carey, Haileybury and Brighton. The APS season was over but the lsts had one final game against crosstown rivals Geelong Grammar. Despite Grammar being in the 1st division, we dominated the game to win 5-0. We were playing so well by then that we would have held our own in 1st division. Overall, The Geelong College 2015 soccer season was a successful one for all teams. This could not have been accomplished if it wasrit for the help of Mr Kovacev; who organised the fixtures and referees. He also took the lsts for some technical work as well as showing us some complicated passing drills. Aaron Sayers, Captain

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Girls 1st Soccer Team 2nd Row: Melis Layik, Sophie Clark, Bibi Holten, Claudia Cheatley, Izzy Greer, Katya Boness, Sophie Walmsley, Mr Eddie Kovacev (Coach). 1st Row: Isabel Sayers, Ellie Barr, Jemima Hutchins, Amelia Fitzgerald, Elana Berton, Constance Potts, Edith Arc-Dekker, Bronte Smith. Absent: Ms Daisy Parsell.

Girls Soccer

he 2015 soccer season got off to a great start, as a record number of girls put their names forward to play this year. The selection process for the 1st squad began with early morning training sessions late in Term One, with the team selected before the first week of Term Two. Coached by Daisy Parsell and Fabio D'Agostin, the squad of 16 was an experienced side, with many players staying on from the previous season

The season began with a match against local rivals Geelong Grammar, which turned out to be very exciting, with College losing only narrowly by a goal. After a close match against Mentone and some fights for survival against Carey and Ivanhoe, we had a comfortable win over Peninsula, giving the girls a good confidence boost. Unfortunately; Daisy could not coach us for the rest of the season and it was up to Mr Kovacev to take the reins and keep us motivated. He managed to maintain our interest as every drill he set up had a mathematical twist. While we won only one game for the season, the results do not reflect the time and effort the girls put in every week. I congratulate them on the hard work and determination they showed each week at training and games. Thank you to our coaches Daisy, Mr D'Agostin and Mr Kovacev, who put in so much time and effort to ensure we enjoyed our soccer experience at the College and pushed us to make us the best we could be. The 2nd team, coached by Hayley Upton, proved their worth with an array of wins against some tough sides. The girls set the standard in terms of their mateship and camaraderie. Their dedication to training and positive attitude are reflected in their results and they should be very proud of their achievements.

The 3rd team were a positive and hard-working bunch who produced several exciting matches. Coached by Maddy Lee Gow, the girls show great potential and excelled in their training sessions. Unfortunately; a number of long-term injuries to the 2nd and 3rd squads meant that the team had to be withdrawn at the half-way mark. The remaining players formed the 2nd squad. They should be commended for their dedication and should look to their future playing soccer with high hopes. The Inter-As, coached by Nicole Milinkovic, should be proud of their efforts in being so close to going through the season undefeated. Their only defeat was a narrow loss to powerhouse Carey This reflects the hard work they put into their training each week. These girls will be pushing hard to be part of the 1st squad next year. The Inter-Es, coached by Sophie Desborough and Mr Andrews, produced many positive results, reflecting the girls' ambition and hard work at training. On game day they displayed great friendship and set the bar high in terms of their inclusive behaviour throughout the season. Thanks to everyone who contributed to helping this season of girls soccer at The Geelong College run smoothly In particular, thank you to Mr Kovacev for not only running the sport, but also coaching where needed and encouraging all participants to try their best throughout the season. Amelia Fitzgerald, Captain

4th Boys Soccer 2nd Row: Lach/an Stokie, Jack Calvert Max Chappell. 1st Row Tim Torode, Thomas Murray, Kade Cullen. Absent: Connor Blake, Harrison Brown, Lachie Crozier, Robert Fowler, Sam Hvidberg, Blake Osburn, Austin Snarskis, Remy Stanisich. Absent: Mr David Anderson.

lOB Boys Soccer 3rd Row Liam Brown, Charlie Horoch, Mitchell Jones, Cary Foley, Bentley Fitzgerald, Alec Kors. 1st Row: Allen Miao, Endre Padanyi, Harry Unkenstein, James Cole, Lach/an Walter. Absent: Thomas Yang, Mr Daniel Pickles, Mr Kenny Prior.

lOC Boys Soccer 2nd Row: Mr Kevin Flanagan (Coach), William Carey, James Bennett-Hullin, Hamish Manning, Angus Rees, Luke De Young. 1st Row: Andrew Duan, Daniel Curnow, Rory Vagg, Luke Perry, Jasper Stanisich, Angus McDonald, Matthew Bagnara. Absent: Drewe Byrne, Travis Couchman, Lach/an Osborne.

7-8 Boys Soccer 3rd Row Will Fanning, Lucca Arnott Drewe Byrne, Fenn Neal, Kai Maher, Gabe Nolan. 2nd Row: Josh Costa, Jabbar Sabary, Jack Ye, Noah Gray, Felix Sycamnias, Usher Shao, Max Dalrymple. 1st Row Connor Liu, Ethan Guida, laden Pawsey, Jack Perry, Hamish Dobie, Thomas Troeth, Tom Crozier, Kye Mears. Absent: Neo Moon.

7A Boys Soccer 2nd Row Alexander Bond, Douglass Bell, Samuel Rowbottom, Tom Santalucia, Liam Black, Alex Brzoska. 1st Row: Tom Trethewey, Kai Daly, Joshua High, Dec/an Hughes, Henry Rodda, Matt McFee, William Thomson.

2nd Girls Soccer 2nd Row: Ms Hay/ea Upton (Coach), Rachael Goy, Sophie Young, Rebecca Finlay, Mr Mark Andrews (Manager), Grace Carroll, Louise McDonald, Sophie Newnham, Ms Maddie Lee Gow (Coach). 1st Row: Fiona Nation, Rebecca McGrath, Jamira Hunter, Sophie Klein, Ashley Bell, Emma Furphy, Millie McArthur, Cate Moody. Absent: Erin Bourke, Brittany Fowler, Hollie Rochow, Sarah Smith, Georgie Unkenstein.

Inter A Girls Soccer 2nd Row: Mr Mark Andrews (Manager), Nikki Helm, Summer Russell, Isobel Dobie, Georgia Greene, Milla Truscott. 1st Row: Wendy Wang, Chloe Hedditch, Jessica Mclachlan, Issy Thomas, Gemma Savage, Kaitlyn Ward, Jacqui Jamieson, Daisy Hayes. Absent: India Watson, Ms Nicole Milinkovic.

Inter B Girls Soccer 2nd Row: Ms Sophie Desborough (Coach), Cecile Beaumont, Tahlia Morel Orlaith Plowman, Tiana Schurmann, Tijanna Young, Mr Mark Andrews (Manager). 1st Row: Alex Hodge, Nyah Burrell, Ruby Treloar, Annabel Whitford, Amara Bett, Luxe Coils, Jialin Miao.

Junior B Girls Soccer 2nd Row: Greg Matthew, Gigi Hooper-Birch, Angelique Kefalas, Grace Curnow, Jess Wynhoven, Astrid Stanisich, Catie Hodge. 1st Row Miranda Hamilton, Louisa Bath, Isobel McDonald, Caitlin Veenstra, Tilly Lee, Amy Pan, Lily Consedine, Tara Keams, Molly Cole. Coach: Greg Matthew

Boys 1st Hockey Team 2nd Row: Lucas Whittem, Tom Roe, Lach/an McDonald, Tom McDonald, Christopher Billings, Andrew Goldsack, Thomas Gough. 1st Row: Hamish Mccallum, Thomas O'Connor, Alexander Gregory, William Carr, Hamish Bu/ford, Lach/an Baensch. Absent· Mr Scott Cullen.

Boys Hockey

n a hockey season of many hard-fought and incredible games. the boys came away with many wins and minimal losses as a result of everyone's hard work throughout the year.

The 2nd team was an enthusiastic group who were eager to perform at their best and learn as much as they could from their experienced coach, Mark Haines. Playing in the 3rd division, the 2nds fought hard against tough competition to finish with two wins from seven games. The highlight came against Geelong Grammar, when the boys pulled through to claim a 2-1 victory over a strong rival. They scored the winning goal with only minutes left. Many thanks to the Year 8 boys who played in the 2nds when they were short; this was greatly appreciated. The 1st XI faced a challenge after losing many valuable players from the previous year. Playing in the 2nd division, we were nervous and unsure of what to expect in this new level of competition, but got stuck into training immediately We began with a solid win in the first round against Haileybury College. The boys followed this up with a succession of wins and carried on this form throughout the season We were overjoyed to go undefeated. The highlight was the game against Geelong Grammar. The boys were very nervous as we had lost to our rivals in a pre-season practice match. To the boys' credit we came out firing and showed how much we had improved by defeating Grammar 6-1. In goals. our reliable keeper, Chris Billings, was always ready to meet the challenge of the opposition forwards, saving us in some close games. Fullbacks Nick Proebstl and Tom Roe were a key part of the team's success with their tackling skills and talk from the backline, assisting others to find opponents and move into position. Our half-backs were the always consistent

Lucas Whittem, Will Carr, Tom McDonald and Alexander Gregory They controlled the wings and set up the attack down the lines. always with great success. In the midfield we had the experience of Hamish Bulford, Lachlan Baensch and Lachlan McDonald, our ever-improving playmakers who set up many goals and goal-scoring opportunities. In the forward line we had the reliable goal scorers: Thomas O'Connor. Hamish McCallum. young gun Tom Gough and new hockey player Andy Goldsack. Their natural talent at finding the net came in handy Our success this year is a credit to all the boys who consistently put in the hard yards at training. The incredible season would not have been possible without our coach, Scott Cullen. His coaching techniques and knowledge were a large part of the team's success. Scott's passion for the game encouraged us to fight every minute of every game until the win was ours. Much of the hard work that is done by all the people associated with hockey at The Geelong College goes unseen, but is hugely appreciated. Thank you to the parents· support group who do a lot of work to make sure we can play the sport we love. The Teacher in Charge of Hockey, Ms Utting, deserves our thanks for everything she has done to keep the season running smoothly Finally, thank you to all our parents, family and friends who cheered us on it is a great feeling to be so well supported at home and away James Humphries, Captain

Girls 1st Hockey Team 2nd Row: Dominique Russell, Elizabeth Falkiner, Claudia Crawley, Philippa Thome, Simone Brown, Nina Brown, Rose Jennett. 1st Row: Sophie Gough, Charlotte Kay, Kate Speakman, Eliza Fordham, Paige Lyall, Maysie Sadler, Tiahna Proebstl. Absent: Izzy Summers, Mr Joshua Bartlett.

Girls Hockey

he 2015 girls hockey season was successful and rewarding across all divisions. This began at our training camp at the end of the school holidays. The players. some of whom had never picked up a stick before. demonstrated great drive and determination to play to the best of their ability, particularly gelling well together in their respected teams.

Our Intermediate teams highlighted the promising future of Geelong College hockey as their strength was shown in numbers as well as developing skills. The Intermediate team worked hard at their training sessions and their willingness to improve and hard skillwork was instrumental in an extremely fulfilling season. When games became competitive, it was impressive to see all girls step up to the challenge and ensure that every team member played an active role in the necessary passages of play during the game. Their skills as well as their reading of the game improved out of sight. The 2nd XI's season was enjoyable and successful. This started on the field in Round 1, where they confidently defeated Caulfield by three goals. Ivanhoe proved a challenge in the second round. However, a special mention must be made of Devmy Panagodage in goals, who showed great dedication and an improving level of skill, always supported by an impressive fullback in Amelia Powell. The girls showed again that their defensive set plays and determination were strong in losing narrowly to Assumption. At training they continued to work on their offensive astuteness inside the D. This progress was reflected in their match against Yarra Valley, with the girls coming away with an impressive 5-0 win. The 2nd XI is to be congratulated on their well-deserved and hard-fought results. They should be extremely proud of how their hockey has developed.

This season the 1st XI was forced to step up and push themselves. which showed in their development. Their determination was evident from the first round in a wellcontested game against Caulfield. The skills and legs were there. our team efforts just needed refining. In the following weeks the team proved its determination and skilful defence as we came up against the more developed teams in the APS such as Carey and Wesley. Consequently, our backline saw a lot of the ball. The midfielders worked tirelessly in every game to ensure that the skills and passages of play we had been working on in training were shown off to challenging opposition. As the season progressed, we demonstrated an ability to take what we had been working on in training and apply it in matches. best reflected by our 6-0 win on Rankin field against Yarra Valley. Such a result could not have been achieved without our skilful forwards and our impressive goalie, Eliza Fordham I would like to congratulate and thank all the hockey girls. The skill development and positive attitude across all teams made it a pleasure to be a part of the 2015 season. Claudia Crawley, Captain

3rd Boys Hockey 2nd Row: Hamish McCal/um, Alexander Gregory, Lach/an Adams, Tom McDonald, Lach/an Savage, Christopher Billings. 1st Row.- Hamish Lyall, Samuel Porter, Xavier Consedine, Mitchell Goninon, Andrew Goldsack. Absent: Mr Mark Haines.

2nd Girls Hockey 2nd Row.- Paige Costa, Amelia Powell, Charlotte Midgley, Claire Goldsack, Josie Brzoska, Katie O'Connor. 1st Row: Devmy Panagodage, Tansy Pereira, Sarah Ali, Sophie Weaver, Olivia Clark, Xanthia Gregory, Marisa Ohyama. Absent: Shannessy Ward, Mrs Leanne Basham, Mr Will Jackson.

Under 15 Hockey 2nd Row: Connor Pawsey, Will Rees, William Anderson, Ca/um Boyce, Henry Parks, Luke McCoy. 1st Row: Alex Ramsey, Luke Grana, Georgia Adams, 0/i Fernandez, Georgia Karavitis, Lisa Quix, Harry Powell. Absent: Eva Baensch, Emily Brussow

Junior A Hockey 2nd Row: Lucy Young, Sarah Alhadi, Iona Bu/ford, Zoe Sandner, Laura Ryan, Lily Edwards, Sophia McIntyre. 1st Row.-Avah Coils, Harriet Jennett, Laura Billings, Sarah Klein, Antonia Bowlen, Lily Gilby. Absent: Rose Hosking.

Snowsports

or the 2015 Snowsports competition a large enthusiastic team made the four-hour drive along the winding roads to Mt Buller in Term 3. Twenty-one students ranging from Year 1to Year 12 and eight teams competed in the Victorian Inter Schools Competition. They produced some fantastic results. Special mention goes to Holly Kearns. our youngest competitor. who did an amazing job in her alpine race. beating girls two to three years older than her. Andy Deans and Rory Kearns made up the Division 4 boys. Andy came 60th out of 165 boys in his alpine race and their skier cross team placed a respectable 35th out of 56 teams. The Division 3 boys alpine team (Oli Fernandez, Kai Daily and Patty Heyward) did well against stronger competition. Oli then competed in the skier cross competition. Alana Henderson, Angelique Atkinson, Tara Kearns and Willow Moulin-Singer made up the Division 3 alpine team Alana and Angelique placed 61st and 66th respectively out of almost 200 girls and with support from Tara and Willow secured 16th place for the team Tara and Angelique also did well in the skier cross competition against strong teams. The Division 1girls were strong across the skiing and snowboarding events, with the alpine A team (Ally Howie, Jala Cleaver, Mardi Stapleton and Lily Tehan) placed 6th of 22 teams, qualifying for the national competition. Ally placed an incredible 9th out of 107, with Jala and Mardi coming 20th and 29th respectively: The B team (Ela Rutherford and Issy Tehan) skied well with Ela coming 51st in the individual category: Ally: Jala and Ela then combined for the skier cross A team coming 4th and qualifying for the next round of competition. The Tehan sisters, Issy and Lily, skied well to achieve a team placing. Geelong College Division 1girls were well-represented in the freestyle section, with Ally Howie taking 2nd place in the moguls competition, to qualify for nationals.

The Division 1girls snowboarding team (Mollie Fernandez. Zara Edgar and Mardi Stapleton) qualified for nationals in both the boarding GS and the Boarder X. placing 4th in the GS and 5th in the boarder X. Mollie showed how incredible she is at snowboarding by placing 2nd in the GS and winning the boarder cross. Ash Neville. the team's only snowboarding boy, had a successful end to his last inter schools competition, coming 20th in the snowboard GS, narrowly missing out on a nationals qualification, and finishing 28th in the boarder X. For the Australian Nationals, a smaller but even more competitive team travelled to Buller to compete against students from NSW and even South Australia a fortnight later. The Division 1alpine girls competed well with Ally Howie obtaining an excellent 16th place. Ally and Ela competed in the skiercross competition. Due to a bit of bad luck they fell but still did the college team proud. After the first round of the moguls competition Ally was ranked 5th but an unlucky second run saw her come 15th overall. The success continued in the Division 1girls boarder X with the team (Mollie Fernandez, Zara Edgar and Mardi Stapleton) coming 3rd against strong competition and receiving a 5th place in boarder GS. Mollie again achieved individual podium finishes, winning the boarder X and coming 2nd in the GS. Overall the 2015 Snowsports season was a success. We had many strong participants and great results. In the Victorian competition the College placed 11th as a co-educational school, doing well against large Melbourne schools with triple the competitors. Hopefully College can be represented by an even bigger team in 2016. Mardi Stapleton

Shooting

he year began with our team defending their championship win at the Melbourne gun club event hosted by Lilydale High School. Although it was a great day to start the year and the team shot well, we were unable to back up our title. We headed west for the next shoot. one of our favourites. the Noorat championships. After another early start. we found ourselves among 300 keen students waiting for the fog to clear and the sun to shine. At the end of a long day of shooting the team had a mixed bag of results with Jack Holdsworth just missing out on the shoot off.

The longest road trip for the season was to Minyip for the biggest shoot in the southern hemisphere. Our road trips are always entertaining with this being the last for our current Year 12 students. On a typical sunny day in the Mallee of 35 degrees. 4 70 students from western Victoria competed. After a long hot day of excellent shooting Jack Holdsworth followed up on his great shooting in Spain and Italy placing 2nd overall. A great day with the team doing well to achieve results in the top ten

The team members are a close group who support each other. Thank you to Jack's father. Andrew Holdsworth for coaching the team this year. His continued support and guidance contributed to the team improving with each competition. Next year we hope to increase participation and compete in more competitions all over the state. Rob Kayler-Thomson, TIC

Cross Country

he 2015 Cross Country season was a great success. Despite the team consisting of only two runners. Lilli Balaam and myself, we proved to have some speed in our legs, making us known out on the Melbourne courses. Competing at various locations around Melbourne, from Haileybury Berwick campus to an almost home course at Geelong Grammar, Lilli and I consistently improved over the 12-week season, running in fields of over 120 junior and senior girls. The GGS team, especially the teacher in charge, Peter Skinner. consistently emailed, welcomed and made us feel truly a part of the team over the season. Training at Geelong Grammar on Monday afternoons. we endured gruelling sessions of speed, distance and hills to make us stronger and race-ready for each Saturday, With distances ranging from 3km to 4.8km, the courses were constantly changing and provided new obstacles each week. In Lilli's first cross country season, she showed that she is made for running. Gradually improving, Lilli was able to finish in the top 20 twice (19th and 20th respectively). This was my second season and I was able to improve my personal best to 22nd position. The cross country season would not have been possible without our teacher in charge, Ms Perkins. She constantly updated us on the locations of each race, sent encouraging emails and did park runs with us on the Saturdays when there was no competition. Thank you to Mrs Porter and Mr Cheatley for allowing us to compete for the College in this sport.

Meg Kent-Spark

Lilli Balaam, Meg Kent-Spark

Girls APS Athletics Team 4th Row: Amy Thornton, Katie-Rose Campbell, Lily Cox, Bridget McNamara, Zara Edgar, Bibi Holten, Liesel Fraser, Angela Morris, Claire Morrison, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Ciara Philpott, Sarah Smith. 3rd Row: Michaela Ryan, Astrid Crtalic, Alana Henderson, Trinity Murphy, Georgie Cullen, Annabel Coutts, Annabel Unkenstein, Catie Hodge, Georgina Edgar, Monique Day, Jade Davie, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Eliza Santalucia. 2nd Row-Eliza Walsh Sophie Walmsley, Ellie Barr, Aleisha Mauderer, Iona Bu/ford Georgia White, Mimmi Balaam Libby Falkiner, Sophia Powers, Lilli Balaam. 1st Row: Catherine Clark, Carly Perkins, Laura Ryan, Meg Kent-Spark (Captain), Zoe Sandner, Olympia Kean-Cohen, Cassidy Bradshaw, Nara Saric. Absent· Roxy Sefton, Mia Higgins, Lacey OBrien.

Girls Athletics

have enjoyed my role as Girls Athletics Captain this season. Watching members of the squad develop and improve over the season has been wonderful. The College girls always showed their spirit and support for each other. facing the challenge of tough sessions on the track in all weather conditions. Although the number of senior girls was limited. there was a very keen group of younger athletes who worked hard at training and enjoyed the season.

At the APS Finals. the Geelong College girls finished in a welldeserved fourth place ahead of Geelong Grammar School and Carey Many personal bests were achieved and several athletes must be commended for competing in multiple events. especially Jade Davie. Ruby Pekin-Schlicht. Eliza Walsh and Sophia Powers with five events each. Other athletes such as Sophie Walmsley, Libby Falkiner. Carly Perkins. Annabel Coutts. Cassidy Bradshaw and Olympia Kean-Cohen helped the team by taking on the challenge of events in higher age groups. Highlights of the morning included the wins of Ruby PekinSchlicht in her high jump and hurdles. Eliza Walsh in the hurdles and Mia Higgins in the Ul3 high jump. Other athletes to achieve a top three placing in individual events were Jade Davie, Katie-Rose Campbell. Liesel Fraser. Sophie Walmsley, Ellie Barr. Mimmi Balaam. Catherine Clark. Sophia Powers. Georgina Edgar. Zoe Sandner. Cassidy Bradshaw and Amy Thornton. The dedicated work of the Athletics Parent Support Group led by Mrs McPherson and her helpers was greatly appreciated by the squad. They operated the canteen at Landy Field on

Saturdays and provided food and drinks after training sessions. as well as supporting us at our competitions. This season would not have been possible without the encouragement and commitment of all our coaches. including Mark Boxer. Mandi Cole. Neale Lomas. Al McLean. Brenton Rowe. Peter Wrzuszczak. Paul Spikers and Old Collegians George and Charlie Curnow. Steph Guy, Matt Lamont and Julia Mann. As always the contributions of College staff coaches Mr Clifford. Mr Horoch. Mrs Jackman. Miss Perkins, Mr Saunders, Mr Torpey and Mr Colbert have been greatly valued by the athletes. A special thank you to Mrs Ratcliffe and Mr Parkes for their valuable organisation and to Director of Coaching Mark Fountain. At the heart of all this effort was Mr Curnow, who motivated everyone and whose passion for athletics was appreciated by the squad. The 2015 team should be congratulated on their efforts and achievements. I look forward to seeing how much more they will develop in future seasons, not only as athletes, but as wonderful girls as well. Meg Kent-Spark, Captain Meg Kent-Spark has represented the Geelong College in middle distance events at the APS Sports for three years. This season she provided a fine example in her training and competitive spirit, running in the Open 1500m at the APS Sports. Meg was a positive and supportive Captain who encouraged every member of the team. Her dedication to her role was greatly appreciated by all Geelong College athletes and coaches. Mr DA Curnow, Teacher in Charge of Athletics

Boys APS Athletics Team 4th Row: Luke Henry, Zac Jackson, Oliver Courtnay, Grant Philpott, Lach/an Cashman, James Glover, Thomas Page, Nicholas Conway, Matthew Jackman, William Anderson. 3rd Row: Mason Spikers, Max Lazarus, Nicholas O'Brien, Matthew Synoradzki, Andrew Goldsack, Ngor Aker, Mitch Taylor, Thomas Santalucia, Luke Bell, Cary Foley, Will Duffield. 2nd Row.- Max Mauderer, Matthew Thacker, Euan Spikers, Tristan Phung, Luis Hodgkins, Angus Williams, Patrick Horoch, Andrew Synoradzki, Luca Neerhut Charlie Wootton, Matt Dowling, Luke Derksen. 1st Row: Mr D Cumow (Teacher in Charge), Mr T Parkes (Coach), Mrs M Ratcliffe (Coach), Ms N Perkins (Coach), Ben Robinson (Vice-Captain), Lach/an McPherson (Captain), Mr M Fountain (Director of Coaching), Mrs A Jackman (Coach), Mr M Saunders (Coach), Liam Black, James Cole Absent: Alex Cincotta, Ned Cox, Fiann Holten, Thomas Milner. Absent Coaches: Mr D Clifford, Mr J Colbert Mr J Horoch, Mr MTorpey, Mr M Boxer, Ms M Cole, Mr C Cumow, Mr G Cumow, Ms S Guy, Mr M Lamont, Mr N Lomas, Mr A McLean, Ms J Mann, Mr B Rowe, Mr P Spikers, Mr P Wrzuszczak.

Boys Athletics

he 2015 athletics season has been a positive one with strong numbers of younger athletes at training compared to previous years. All members of the team improved during the season and gave their best in representing the school in the challenging APS athletics competition.

I was proud to help present the inaugural Mark McPherson Trophy for Outstanding Commitment to Geelong College Athletics at the Athletics Dinner. Congratulations to Ruby PekinSchlicht and Charlie Wootton who have shown the qualities that we all admire in our athletes.

After ten weeks of training and six Saturday meetings, we approached the finals with determination. Every boy should be proud of his efforts and contribution to the team College had a number of highlights, especially the wins by U17 athlete Mason Spikers in his hurdles and Oliver Courtnay in the U14 shot put, where he established a new APS record. Others to finish in the top six in their individual events were Ben Robinson, Will Duffield, James Glover, Ned Cox, Andrew Synoradzki, Euan Spikers and Mitch Taylor. Our athletes achieved many personal bests.

Lachlan McPherson, Captain

I would like to thank our parents for supporting us and all the coaches mentioned in the Girls report. Their contributions and efforts are appreciated by every member of the team Special thanks must go to Mrs Ratcliffe, Mr Parkes and Mr Curnow for their organisation and leadership and to Mark Fountain who has been a great personal mentor to me.

Mr DA Cumow, Teacher in Charge of Athletics

Lach/an McPherson has been a member of the athletics team for five years, competing with great success in the sprint events, including his exciting wins at the APS Sports in the U16100m and 200m in 2013. His dedicated approach to training and preparation for competition set a fine example to all College athletes. Lach/an always competed in multiple events for the team and in his final year his four events and role as Captain made a significant contribution to the team.

APS Combined Athletics Results 2015 - Girls Event

Competitor

Time/Distance

Place

Winner

Winner's Time/Distance

100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m(A) 1500m(B) 4xlOOmRelay 4x400mRelay Hurdles 100m HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump ShotPut(AJ Shot Put CB)

Jade Davie Jade Davie Jade Davie Angela Morris LilliBalaam Meg Kent-Spark Jade Davie, Katie-Rose Campbell, Liesel Fraser, Sarah Smith Jade Davie, Angela Morris, Sophie Walmsley, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht Eliza Santalucia Annabel Coutts Katie-Rose Campbell Katie-Rose Campbell Liesel Fraser BibiHolten

12.82sec 26.58sec 60.10sec 2:28.77.min 5:12.93min 5:29.07.min 53.74sec 4:15.76min 1.40m 4.83m 10.89m 10.75m 8.54m

3 3 3 5 6 6 5 5 DNF 6 2 2 3 4

WC Caul Caul GGS Carey WC WC Caul WC Carey Caul GGS Caul Caul

12.61sec 25.84sec 57.01sec 2:15.40min 4:45.87.min 5:01.97.min 51.57sec 3:55.28 min CAPS RECORD) 14.07 sec CAPS RECORD) 1.60m 5.04m 11.00m 11.96m 9.68m

Bridget McNamara Roxy Sefton Sophie Walmsley Sophie Walmsley Bridget McNamara, Roxy Sefton, Michaela Ryan, Aleisha Mauderer Ruby Pekin-Schlicht Zara Edgar Bridget McNamara Bridget McNamara Monique Day Zara Edgar

13.76sec 4 28.52sec 5 65.64sec 5 2:3066min 3 57.45sec 5 15.55 sec (SCHOOL REC) 1.45m 4 4.15m 5 9.44m 5 10.13m 4 7.90m 5

Caul Caul Caul Carey Caul GC Caul WC WC HC Carey

13.02sec 25.71sec 58.24sec 2:14.87 min CAPS RECORD) 50.81sec 15.55 sec 1.53m 4.92m 9.83m 11.56m 10.37m

Libby Falkiner Catherine Clark Ruby Pekin-Schlicht EllieBarr Mimmi Balaam EllieBarr Catherine Clark, Ruby Pekin-Schlicht, Ellie Barr, Carly Perkins Carly Perkins Ruby Pekin-Schlicht Catherine Clark Catherine Clark Georgia White Claire Morrison

13.45sec 29.47sec 62.76sec 2:26.58min 5:06.26min 5:07.75min 54.63sec 14.98sec 1.53m 4.85m 10.24m 7.99m 6.15m

WC WC WC WC Caul Caul WC WC GC Caul Caul Caul WC

12.64sec 26.31sec 62.42sec 2:20.0Smin 5:04.55min 5:04.88min 51.23sec 14.19sec 1.53m 5.llm 10.81m 11.60m 9.44m

Eliza Walsh LauraRyan Libby Falkiner Mimmi Balaam Sophia Powers, Eliza Walsh, Laura Ryan, Libby Falkiner Eliza Walsh Eliza Walsh Eliza Walsh LauraRyan Iona Bulford Carly Perkins

13.73sec 28.64sec 64.84sec 2:23.66min 52.75sec 14.37sec 1.45m 5.04m (SCHOOL REC) 9.59m 7.57m 7.44m

=3 2 5 6 5

HC WC WC Caul HC GC Caul HC WC WC WC

12.88sec 26.31sec 59.18sec 2:21.54min 50.94 sec CAPS RECORD) 14.37sec 1.50m 5.13m 10.24m 10.07.m 8.95m

Sophia Powers Sophia Powers Trinity Murphy Olympia Kean-Cohen Georgie Cullen Olympia Kean-Cohen Georgina Edgar, Annabel Coutts, Trinity Murphy, Zoe Sandner Sophia Powers Georgina Edgar Sophia Powers Cassidy Bradshaw ZoeSandner Ciara Philpott

13.73sec 28.35sec 70.93sec 2:49.86min 5:59.4lmin 6:0l.38min 14.61sec 1.49m 4.21m 9.62m 8.29m 6.36m

3 3 6 6 6 6 DQ 4 2 6 5 3 6

Caul Caul Caul WC WC WC Caul Caul WC Caul Caul WC WC

12.70sec 26.41sec 60.46sec 2:17.48min 4:59.46min 5:03.73min 52.96sec 12.81 sec CAPS RECORD) 1.52m 4.85m 10.94m 9.18m 8.16m

Catie Hodge Annabel Unkenstein Cassidy Bradshaw Catie Hodge, Annabel Unkenstein, Lacey O'Brien, Amy Thornton Catie Hodge Mia Higgins Cassidy Bradshaw Amy Thornton Nara Saric

15.10sec 31.28sec 2:37.94min 58.47sec 15.75sec 1.40m 4.20m 7.81m 6.22m

5 5 5 4 4 1 3 2 4

HC HC WC HC WC GC HC HC HC

13.35sec 27.49sec 2:27.67.min 54.79sec 15.45sec 1.40m 4.69m 8.72m 8.13m

UNDER17 100m 200m 400m 800m 4x100mRelay HurdleslOOm HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put CA) ShotPut(B)

UNDER16 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m(A) 1500m(B) 4xlOOmRelay Hurdles90m HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put CA) Shot Put CB)

5 6 2 3 3 2 4 5 2 2 6 6

UNDER15 100m 200m 400m 800m 4x100mRelay Hurdles90m HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put CA) Shot Put CB)

4 5 5 3 4

UNDER14 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m(A) 1500m(B) 4xlOOmRelay Hurdles80m HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump ShotPut(A) Shot Put CB)

UNDER13 100m 200m 800m 4xlOOmRelay Hurdles80m HighJump Long Jump ShotPut(A) Shot Put CB)

APS Combined Athletics Results 2015 - Boys Event

Competitor

Time/Distance

Place

Winner

Winner's Time/Distance

Lachlan McPherson Lachlan McPherson Luke Henry Ben Robinson Charlie Wootton Charlie Wootton Alex Cincotta, Luke Henry, Matt Jackman, Lachlan McPherson Ben Robinson, Lachlan McPherson, Matt Jackman. Luke Henry Ben Robinson, Luke Bell, Lachie Cashman, James Glover Matthew Synoradzki WillDuffield Alex Cincotta Alex Cincotta Andrew Goldsack

11.56sec 23.30sec 54.33sec l:58.34min 4:32.39min 9:46.68min 45.02sec 3:37.65min 8:12.14min 16.29 sec 1.90m 5.28m 11.28m 9.83m

7 7 11 5 8 10 10 11 7 10 5 11 11 11

SC Caul SKC SKC MGS GGS SC SKC GGS BGS HC BGS Caul XC

11.15sec 22.24sec 49.12sec 1:55.llmin 4:10.89min 8:5117min 42.40sec 3:19.64 min CAPS RECORD) 7:50.40min 14.35sec 2.06m 6.51m 13.33m 14.92m

James Cole Mason Spikers James Glover MaxLazarus James Cole, Matt Dowling, Matt Synoradzki Mason Spikers Max Lazarus, Mason Spikers, Lachie Cashman, James Glover Mason Spikers Ned Cox Mason Spikers Matthew Synoradzki Cary Foley

12.42sec 23.77sec 1:59.59min 4:26.48min 46.34sec 3:34.14min 15.84sec 1.80m 6.13m 12.27m 10.34m

11 5 5 9 10 9 =4 2 7 10

XC GGS GGS BGS Carey GGS GC SKC MGS Caul XC

11.21sec 22.91sec l:53.09min 4:18.65min 44.63sec 3:26.92min 15.84sec 1.89m 6.46m 13.55m 15.33m

Euan Spikers Tristan Phung Tom Page Tom Page Andrew Synoradzki, Zac Jackson, Tristan Phung, Euan Spikers Andrew Synoradzki, Euan Spikers, Nick Conway, Zac Jackson Andrew Synoradzki Euan Spikers Euan Spikers Angus Williams TomMilner

12.15sec 26.17sec 2:12.00min 4:38.06min 47.29sec 3:45.38min 15.49sec 1.70m 5.56m 10.29m 11.34m

7 11 11 11 9 8 4 =7 6 11 10

SKC SKC SC SKC SKC XC XC XC WC BGS HC

11.48sec 23.19sec l:58.05min 4:17.18min 44.52sec 3:32.28min 14.63sec 2.08m CAPS RECORD) 6.08m 13.19m 15.63m

Luke Derksen Luke Derksen NgorAker Luca Neerhut Luke Derksen, Nick Conway, Paddy Horoch, Mitch Taylor Max Mauderer, Matt Thacker, Mitch Taylor, Ngor Aker Nick Conway Will Anderson Mitch Taylor Matthew Thacker Fiann Holten

12.64sec 26.09sec 2:19.04min 5:13.74min 50.81sec 4:02.55min 16.04sec 1.55m 5.22m 10.77m 10.07m

10 10 11 11 11 11 9 11 5 8 8

BGS BGS WC WC BGS WC BGS HC MGS SKC Caul

11.36sec 23.37sec 2:02.20min 4:22.59min 45.40sec 3:36.36 min CAPS RECORD) 13.64sec 1.75m 5.62m 11.83m 13.24m

Tom Santalucia Nick O'Brien Liam Black, Tom Santalucia, Matt Thacker, Max Mauderer Luis Hodgkins Max Mauderer Oliver Courtnay

12.77sec 2:19.28min 50.69sec 1.40m 4.26m 17.67m (SCHOOL REC)

8 8 6 =10 11

SKC SKC SKC MGS BGS GC

12.07sec 2:07.86 min CAPS RECORD) 48.44sec 1.76m CAPS RECORD) 5.50m 17.67m CAPS RECORD)

OPEN 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m 3000m 4xl00m Relay 4x400m Relay 4x800m Relay HurdlesllOm HighJump LongJump Triple Jump Shot Put (6 kg)

UNDER17 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4xl00m Relay 4x400m Relay Hurdles 110m HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put (5kg)

UNDER16 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4xl00m Relay 4x400m Relay HurdleslOOm HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put (4kg)

UNDER15 100m 200m 800m 1500m 4xl00m Relay 4x400m Relay HurdleslOOm HighJump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put (4 kg)

UNDER14 100m 800m 4x100m Relay HighJump LongJump Shot Put (3 kg)

FINAL POINTS -GIRLS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Wesley College Caulfield Grammar Haileybury Geelong College Geelong Grammar Carey Grammar

FINAL POINTS- BOYS 342.0 333.0 248.5 201.0 173.5 163.0

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th

St Kevin's College Xavier College Brighton Grammar Melbourne Grammar Scotch College Wesley College Caulfield Grammar Haileybury Geelong Grammar Carey Grammar Geelong College

461.5 368.0 357.5 352.0 346.0 337.5 330.0 306.0 269.5 227.5 195.5

Ruby Pekin-Schlicht & Charlie Wootton were presented with the Mark McPherson Trophy by Athletics Captains Meg Kent-Spark &Lach/an McPherson

Middle School Landy Field Squad 2nd Row- Tara Keams, Oliver Alvarez de Toledo, Astrid Crtalic, Sophia McIntyre. 1st Row: Lily Consedine, Alana Henderson, Connor Lui, Grace Cumow, Molly Cole.

Junior School Boys Athletics 3rd Row: Connor Pawsey, Nicholas Koroneos, Chan Aker, Oliver Courtnay, Will Page, George Laurie, Lach/an Jones, Lucca Amott. 2nd Row- Patrick Sinnott, Sam Whitford, Bryce Numaitis, William Anderson, Douglass Bell, Paddy Heyward, Sam Bain, Tom Blakeley. 1st Row- Jayden Pawsey, William Evans-Papinski, Patrick White, Emerson Nadorp-Goddard, Nick Livingstone, Lach/an Martin, Will Sorensen.

Awards The Principal's Prize for the captains of the School

LANGUAGES

Tansy L Pereira Samuel O (Sam) Goodear

The Classics Prize for Latin

The T W Davies Prize for the Vice Captains of the School

The BR Keith Modem Language Prize for French

Jemima G Hutchins Harrison J (Harry) Dalton

Philippa A Thome Emma J Dixon The BR Keith Modem Language Prize for Chinese

The Hobday Prize for a student in Year 12 in recognition of overall service to the College Community

Jemima G Hutchins The James and Dolina Arbuckle Memorial Prize for a student who has given outstanding service to the College in work, sport and leadership

Leon W Comben

Samuel O (Sam) Goodear

Henry Beaumont Kelly

MATHEMATICS

Proxime Accessit Prize for 2014 for the Year 12 student who finished second to the Dux of the College

The Further Mathematics Prize

The Dr Gus Kearney Memorial Prize to be awarded to a boy for all round ability and service to the College

Dux of the College for 2014

WendyZhu

Hamish W Bulford Mark A Kovacev

Year 12 Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance

The Mathematical Methods Prize

Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong

The Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Outstanding Academic Performance in Year 11

The Brian Lester Prize for Specialist Mathematics

Mardi Stapleton Nuriye M(Melis) Layik

The AT Andrews Memorial Prize for Mathematics and Science in Year 12

DEPARTMENT PRIZES:

Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong

BUSINESS STUDIES

MUSIC

Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong

The D Geoffrey Neilson Prize for Accounting

The Norman Atkins Memorial Choir Prize

Abbey M Newton

Samuel L Porter

The Alec G Stewart Prize for Economics

The E R Scott Prize for best instrumentalist

Ka Yu (David) Wu

Andrew J Goldsack

The Kenneth T Andrews Memorial Prize for Legal Studies

The Music Parents' Support Group Prize for Leadership and Contribution to Music

Benjamin M Malone

Samuel L Porter Ebony M Sefton

DESIGN AND CREATIVE ARTS The Art Prize

The Music Performance Prize

Tiahna E Proebstl

AmyYou

The Visual Communication and Design Prize

The VET Music Prize

Georgia M Hosking

Samuel L Porter

The Product Design and Technology Prize

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Tiahna E Proebstl

The Physical Education Prize

The Studio Arts Prize

Alexander P West

Angelica A Wootton

SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The James Fraser Sutherland Memorial Prize for outstanding work in Fine and Applied Arts

The Biology Prize

Riley J Van Ingen

The Chemistry Prize

The Jocelyn Kop Memorial Prize for a talented Year 11 Creative Arts student who is taking Photography in Year 12 for the purchase of materials or equipment

Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong The Harry Hooper Environmental Science Prize

Chloe J Wynter

Lewis J Bums

The VET Interactive Digital Media Prize

The Physics Prize

Nicholas W Manton

Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong Rebecca C Firilay

DRAMA.DANCE AND MEDIA The Theatre Studies Prize

Tansy L Pereira The Drama Prize

Chloe G O'Connor The Media Prize

Lillian E (Lilli) Moran The Dance Prize

Eliza G Santalucia

ENGLISH The CA Bickford Prize for the top Year 12 English Student

Philippa A Thome The Literature Prize

Claudia I Crawley The Stanley Calvert Prize for Debating and Public Speaking

Philippa A Thome

GEOGRAPHY

Matthew R Jackman

The Psychology Prize

Mitchell J Dowling The Macfarlane Burnet Prize

Claudia L Conway The Information Technology Prize

Hollie J Rochow

OTHER PRIZES: The Alexander Coto and John Coto Memorial Prize for students not otherwise named on the Academic Prize List who have demonstrated an excellent commitment to their studies

Isabelle J Bennison NinaLBrown The Fen and Roy Pillow Bursary incorporating the AK H Thompson Bursary for a Year 11 Student returning next year who is of sound academic merit and a member of a First Team

Mark A Kovacev The Dr A J Campbell Perpetual Trophy Prize for all round sporting contribution to the College

The Geography Prize

Rose E Jennett

Thomas D King The History (Revolutions) Prize

The Hennitage Old Girls' Association Prize for the student, other than the captain or Vice Captain, who has distinguished him/herself in work, sport, leadership and general service to the College

Lewis J Bums

Meg H Kent Spark

HISTORY

The Classical Studies Prize

PaigeKLyall

Davis R George The EH Morrison Prize to be awarded to a girl for all round ability and service to the College

Tansy L Pereira The Douglas Higgins Memorial Prize for a boy in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community

Andrew J Goldsack The Margaret Shannon Cup Prize for a girl in Year 12, in recognition of outstanding overall service to the College community

Charlotte N Kay The Jack B Hawkes Memorial Cup to be awarded to a boy and a girl each year for outstanding sportsmanship

Matthew R Bird Claudia L Conway Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards

Roni Bunker DarcyNarita Emma Threadgold The Citizenship Prize awarded to Year 9 students who have demonstrated consistent, positive citizenship

Mimmi I Balaam Nyah Z Burrell Catherine A Clark ZacJackson TomKokalis Tyler J McHarry William J Thacker The Francesca Henricus Memorial Prize awarded to a Year 10 girl and boy for positive citizenship

OliverHManton Aleisha A Mauderer The Morongo Award presented to a Year 11 student who has performed at a high academic level and who is a direct descendant of a Morongo Old Collegian

Mardi Stapleton Morongo Medal for the captains of Mossgiel and Mackie

Beata Chen Edward J Walmsley

Year 12 Merit Award Prize Claudia L Conway Mitchell J Dowling Rebecca C Finlay Eliza Fordham Andrew J Goldsack Tom C Shembrey Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong Year 11 Merit Award Prize

Lachlan R Baensch Elizabeth (Liesel) Fraser Briana E CBibD Holten Matthew R Jackman Mark A Kovacev Nuriye M (Melis) Layik Mardi Stapleton Lucas M Whittem Year 10 Prize for General Academic Excellence

EveCBraslis Isabel J (Izzy) Greer Chloe A Hedditch Eliza C Lawson Molly R McLaughlin Alicia C Newton Thomas M Page Dinali D (Devmy) Panagodage Michaela J Ryan William P (Paddy) Whittakers Tianpei (Thomas) Yang

Awards Year 9 Prize for General Academic Excellence

EmmaJDixon

Sophie M Weaver

Eleanor A (Ellie) Barr Nyah Z Burrell AndrewDuan Elizabeth S (Libby) Falkiner Benjamin Fraser Millicent L (Millie) Martin LukeEPerry Behlana R Robinson Ebony G Skene AnBTrinh Georgia C White

French

Legal Studies

SPORTING PRIZES: Athletics (Contribution to Athletics Award)

Lachlan D McPherson Meg H Kent Spark Badminton (Fairest and Best)

Yat Hei (Hayden) Tam Yawen (Ellen) Wang Basketball (Fairest and Best)

Mitchell J Dowling

Hin Sum (Samuel) Wong

Biology, English, Further Mathematics, Psychology

Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics, Specialist Mathematics

Rebecca C Finlay Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics

Hoi Lam (Tiffany) Wong

Eliza Fordham

English Additional Language

English, French, Mathematical Methods

Angelica A Wootton

Davis R George

Studio Arts (Textiles)

Economics

Ka Yu (David) Wu

Andrew J Goldsack

Economics

Chemistry, English, Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics

Year 11 Merit Awards

Isabella G (Bella) Greene

Product Design and Technology

Brayden S Allan

Environmental Science

Lachlan R Baensch

Georgia M Hosking

Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics, Further Mathematics Units 3&4

Theatre Studies, V1Sual Communication Design

Angela K Morris JordanPOLeary

Jemima G Hutchins

Lilli A Balaam

English

Physical Education

Cricket (Fairest and Best) (incorporating the 'T K (Tim) Maltby Trophy' for best cricketer of year and the 'W H Hill Trophy' for best all round performance)

Rose E Jennett

Suzanne V Baxter

Biology

English, Latin, Mathematical Methods

Harrison J (Harry) Dalton Football C'Carji Greeves Medal' for the Fairest and Best)

Matthew R Bird Hockey (Fairest and Best)

Tiahna E Proebstl James A Humphries

Emelle L Joubert

Jasper L Bingham

English

Psychology, VEI' Music

Charlotte N Kay

Charles W (Charlie) Blakeley

Physical Education

Geography

Alannah M Kreidl

Alexander H Blight

Biology, Further Mathematics

English

Steven Ling

Katya M Boness

Netball (Fairest and Best)

English

Psychology

Claudia L Conway

PaigeKLyall

Harrison T Brown

Rowing (Excellence Award)

Qassical Studies

History, Visual Communication Design

Edward J Walmsley Katie Rose Campbell

Benjamin M Malone

Hamish W Bulford

History mevolutions), Legal Studies

French, Mathematical Methods, Further Mathematics Units3&4

Soccer (Fairest and Best)

Lillian E (Lilli) Moran

Isabel J (Izzy) Greer Briana E CBibil Holten Fabian J Kaps

Media

Softball (Fairest and Best)

Further Mathematics

Amelia A Fitzgerald

Darcy T Narita Ashley JNeville

Swimming (Excellence and Dedication Award)

Accounting

Jonathan Y Ng Rose E Jennett

Accounting

Abbey M Newton

Diving (Excellence and Dedication Award)

Laura H Peebles

Lachlan J McDonald

English, Media

Tennis (Fairest and Best) (formerly 'TS Hawkes Memorial Trophy' for Open singles champion)

French. Theatre Studies

Darcy T Narita Philippa A Thome Waterpolo (Fairest and Best)

Morgan T Perry Nicholas T Kemp

Year 12 Merit Awards Elana M Berton Environmental Science

NinaLBrown English

LewisJBums Environmental Science, History mevolutions)

Sophie B Clark English

Brandon J Clutterbuck Further Mathematics

Leon W Comben Chinese

Claudia L Conway Biology, Chemistry, English

Claudia I Crawley English, Literature

Harrison J (Harry) Dalton Geography

Tansy L Pereira Morgan T Perry Mathematical Methods

Samuel L Porter English, VEI'Music

Tiahna E Proebstl Art, Product Design and Technology

KasraReja English

Carl A Schultz Accounting

Tom C Shembrey Chemistry, English. Physics

Kate E Speakman English

Tamara A Sycamnias Art

Philippa A Thome English, Latin

Georgina E (Georgie) Unkenstein English

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Honour

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DarcyNarita

James Humphries

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EmmaDixon

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WATERPOLO

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HaHColour

Andrew Goldsack

Declan Skuza

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House Colours CALVERT HOUSE COLOURS Athletics

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Amelia Patrick Basketball

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WillDuffield Hockey

Rose Jennett Music

Alexander Blight Thomas Deahl Andrew Goldsack James Gorell Angela Morris Noah Nicholas Morgan Perry Netball

Arcadia De Young EmmaGorell EmilyHall Elizabeth Klein Angela Morris Rowing

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Angela Morris Morgan Perry Swimming

Brayden Allan Angus Boyd Ethan Braslis Thomas Deahl Zoe Gorell EmilyHall Angela Morris Constance Potts William Shaw Flynn Vernon Tennis

Benjamin Robinson Matthew Synoradzki Volleyball

Thomas Deahl Andrew Goldsack

Zoe Gorell Jesse Livermore Benjamin Robinson William Shaw Junior Colour

LuxeColls Paige Costa James Divola WingHo Mikhail Landos Jessica Lewis Macy Lockyer Jessica McLachlan Sally Shaw Andrew Synoradzki Keeley Troop Angus Williams Junior Honour

EveBraslis Matthew Deahl Cary Foley Claire Goldsack Jack Henderson Neve Horvat Angus McDonald Bryce Newton Michaela Ryan Sally Shaw ScottWylie

COLES HOUSE COLOURS Athletics

Charles Blakeley Stephen Blond Tyler Castles Claudia Cheatley Phoebe Cunningham Mollie Fernandez Grace Forshaw Harry Furphy EmmaFurphy Emelie Joubert Nuriye Layik Lucinda Miiner Corey Mirabelli Patrick Molloy Alexander Nelson Jordan O'Leary Sam Russell Carl Schultz Edward Walmsley Basketball

Georgia Allen Kirsten Caithness Emily Jackson Lachlan Minahan Jordan O'Leary Carl Schultz Albert Ta-Chun Su Community Service Aaron Gomes Elliott Grossnickle Cricket

Harry Furphy Edward Walmsley Cross Country

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Claudia Crawley Football

Stephen Blond Tyler Castles Corey Mirabelli Alexander Nelson Edward Walmsley Futsal

Harry Furphy Edward Walmsley TzeHangYip

Lachlan Morwood Chloe O'Connor Eliza Santalucia Sara Urquhart Tom Vaughan YawenWang Isabella Xu

Thomas Roe Olivia Ruggero Jason Sun Georgia Urquhart RoryVagg RuiYang

Rowing

Junior Honour

Softball

Olivia Anderson Lily Cox Mollie Fernandez Grace Forshaw EmmaFurphy Emelie Joubert

Basketball

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Cameron Barr Cooper Bingham Jasper Bingham Matthew Bird Hamish Bulford Samuel Coutts

Eleanor Barr Ashley Bell Grace Bond Brandon Clutterbuck Matthew Dowling Amelia Fitzgerald Bentley Fitzgerald Mia Harris Nicholas Mackay Leyton Mahon Oscar Malone Benjamin Malone Georgia McKinnon James Morwood Isabella assy) Thomas Victoria Wood

Katya Boness Jade Davie Bridget Mapleson Georgina Osborne Sarah Smith Kate Speakman Philippa Thome Emma Threadgold

Music

Tyler Castles Claudia Cheatley Samuel Coles Lily Cox Nicholas Manton Netball

Edward Walmsley Soccer

Georgia Allen Claudia Cheatley Grace Forshaw Nuriye Layik Lachlan McPherson TzeHangYip Softball

Claudia Cheatley Madalyn Colman Phoebe Cunningham EmmaFurphy Emelie Joubert Swimming

Kirsten Caithness Lily Cox Claudia Crawley Phoebe Cunningham Harry Furphy EmmaFurphy Emily Jackson Paige Lyall Patrick Molloy Jordan O'Leary Sam Russell Tennis

EmmaFurphy Waterpolo

Georgia Allen Lily Cox Junior Colour

Lachlan Bartlett NyahBurrell Sebastian Courtnay Ned Cox Michael Delahunty Nathan Gao Cooper Haskett TszKeiHui Jade Kurten Hamish Lyall Allen Miao Thomas Milner Ruby Pekin-Schlicht Aurelia Pereira Junior Honour

Sam Allen Ruby Buchanan NyahBurrell Claudia Crawley Zara Edgar Thomas Flanagan Elliott Grossnickle Nikita Helm Charles Horoch Oliver Manton Layla Murrihy Ruby Pekin-Schlicht Dominique Russell Sophie Walmsley Lachlan Walter

KEITHHOUSE COLOURS Athletics

Cameron Barr Jasper Bingham Hamish Bulford Samuel Coutts Katherine Guthrie HarryHayes Celine Ingram William Knuckey Callum Mackay Benjamin Malone Phillipa McQuinn

Claudia Conway EmmaDixon Dayne Jackson Callum Mackay Cricket

Cross Country

Cameron Barr Cooper Bingham Matthew Bird Harrison Brown Hamish Bulford Brandon Clutterbuck Samuel Coutts Katherine Guthrie Sam Hvidberg Celine Ingram Dayne Jackson Harry Kelly William Knuckey Benjamin Malone James McDonald Phillipa McQuinn Lachlan Morwood Chloe O'Connor Thomas Roe Sara Urquhart Tom Vaughan YawenWang Shannessy Ward Isabella Xu Football

Cameron Barr Samuel Coutts Lachlan Morwood Music

Brandon Clutterbuck Johnson Ho Sam Hvidberg Amanda Ioannou Thomas O'Connor Soccer

Claudia Conway Softball

Celine Ingram Swimming

Jasper Bingham Harrison Brown Brandon Clutterbuck Amelia Fitzgerald Katherine Guthrie William Knuckey Callum Mackay Benjamin Malone Lachlan Morwood Jonathan Ng Chloe O'Connor Sara Urquhart Shannessy Ward

MCARTHUR HOUSE COLOURS Athletics

Jade Davie Alexandra Howie Maxwell Lazarus Bridget Mapleson Millicent McArthur Nicolas McDowell Kennedy McMaster Thomas Murray Georgina Osborne Ebony Sefton Lachlan Taylor James Waterhouse Badminton

Kate Speakman Kaitlyn Ward Basketball

Katie-Rose Campbell Davis George Nicolas McDowell Cricket

Soccer

Mark Kovacev Darcy Narita

Swimming

Katya Boness Nina Brown Katie-Rose Campbell Jade Davie Davis George Alexandra Howie Mark Kovacev Maxwell Lazarus Nicolas McDowell Lillian Moran Patrick Nagle Darcy Narita Ebony Sefton Xavier Seller Jock Slattery Sarah Smith Kate Speakman Lachlan Taylor Philippa Thome Emma Threadgold Sophie Weaver Darcy Witcombe Tennis

Nina Brown Davis George Darcy Narita Jock Slattery Philippa Thome Darcy Witcombe Volleyball

Debating

Nina Brown Katie-Rose Campbell Davis George Alexandra Howie Patrick Nagle Darcy Narita Xavier Seller Jock Slattery Sarah Smith Kate Speakman Philippa Thome Emma Threadgold Sophie Weaver Darcy Witcombe

Nina Brown

Waterpolo

Football

Katie-Rose Campbell Darcy Narita Xavier Seller Jock Slattery Emma Threadgold Sophie Weaver

Patrick Nagle Xavier Seller Alex Witherden Cross Country

Mark Kovacev Maxwell Lazarus Bridget Mapleson Millicent McArthur Lillian Moran DarcyNarita Jock Slattery Darcy Witcombe

Davis George Patrick Nagle DarcyNarita Jock Slattery Darcy Witcombe Alex Witherden Hockey

Dayne Jackson

Christopher Billings Nina Brown Jock Slattery Kate Speakman Philippa Thome

Junior Colour

Music

Eleanor Barr Lachlan Congdon Daniel Curnow Liam Glover Daisy Hayes Sam Hvidberg Celine Ingram ZacJackson Nicholas Mackay Leyton Mahon Oscar Malone Samuel Malone Long Man Sarah McQuinn James Morwood Katherine O'Connor

Nina Brown MaxDawe Mark Kovacev Millicent McArthur Georgina Osborne Ebony Sefton Jock Slattery Kate Speakman Philippa Thome Emma Threadgold Darcy Witcombe

Waterpolo

Katie-Rose Campbell Davis George

Netball

Katie-Rose Campbell Lillian Moran Georgina Osborne Emma Threadgold

Junior Colour

Lachlan Adams SarahAli Tara Boness Simone Brown Alexander Crowe MaxDawe Monique Day Alexandra Hodge Kelly Hughes DanmeiJing Sadie Longden Oscar Luke Charles McArthur Esther Morgan Patrick Nagle Alicia Newton Dinali Panagodage Tristan Phung RoryRadalj Hollie Rochow Ebony Skene Jasper Stanisich An Trinh

House Colours Georgia White Max Witherden Billy Zebra-Hutchins

Abby Brierly Jacob Morgan Samuel Porter

Junior Honour

Soccer

Matthew Bagnara Simone Brown Jade Davie Monique Day Oscar Luke Titania Mayer Charlotte McMaster Hugh Mitchell Thomas Murray Alicia Newton Georgina Osborne Dinali Panagodage Tristan Phung RoryRadalj Roxana Sefton An Trinh Kaitlyn Ward Georgia White Max Witherden Billy Zebra-Hutchins

Edith Arc-Dekker Harrison Dalton BrionaHolten Aaron Sayers Alexander West Chloe Wynter

MCLEAN HOUSE COLOURS General

Ronald Bunker Hannah Burchett LeonComben Michael Tso Athletics

Edith Arc-Dekker Lachlan Baensch Rebecca Bath Abby Brierly Harrison Dalton Elizabeth Hanrahan James Humphries Jemima Hutchins Jacob Morgan Samuel Porter Aaron Sayers Alexander West HoiLamWong Chloe Wynter Badminton

HoiLamWong Basketball

MorganBett Abby Brierly Harrison Dalton Samuel Porter Chloe Wynter Cricket

Harrison Dalton Samuel Goodear Cross Country

Abby Brierly Harrison Dalton Samuel Goodear James Humphries Jemima Hutchins Alexander West AmyYou Debating

Softball

Olivia Clark BrionaHolten Chloe Wynter Swimming

Abby Brierly James Humphries Charlotte Kay Jacob Morgan Samuel Porter Alexander West HoiLamWong Chloe Wynter Tennis

Samuel Goodear Volleyball

Abby Brierly Harrison Dalton Samuel Goodear Jacob Morgan Junior Colour

Zaya Alfrink AmaraBett Liam Brown Caleb Brozina Felix Drummond Neive Duerden Palmer Flitton Fionn Holten Henry Hutchins Albert Kay Toby Lever CaldenLyons Cooper Mathews Brittany Neate Jessica Neville Marisa Ohyama Lily Potter Claudia Rose Isabel Sayers Paige Sutterby Lucas Whittem Tianpei Yang Junior Honour

Edith Arc-Dekker Lachlan Baensch MorganBett Liam Chalmers Felix Drummond Palmer Flitton Henry Hutchins Albert Kay Toby Lever Molly McLaughlin Claudia Rose Paige Sutterby Tianpei Yang AmyYou

Alannah Kreidl Llam Turnbull Cricket

Thomas Burke MacKenzie Chrimes Cross Country

Mimmi Balaam LllliBalaam Elana Berton Erin Bourke Thomas Burke MacKenzie Chrimes Cody Deppeler Georgia Doery Mitchell Dowling Eliza Fordham Elizabeth Fraser Georgia Hosking Patrick Iredell Meg Kent-Spark Alannah Kreidl Steven Ling Lachlan McDonald Grace Newnham Amelia Powell Noah Sebastian JoshuaSkuza Mason Spikers Grace Stewart Lachlan Stokie Riley Van Ingen Ella Wood Debating

William Carr Alexander Gregory Steven Ling Hockey

William Carr Alexander Gregory Music

Elana Berton Erin Bourke William Carr MacKenzie Chrimes Cody Deppeler Georgia Doery Mitchell Dowling Eliza Fordham Alexander Gregory Patrick Hurley Meg Kent-Spark Alannah Kreidl Steven Ling Lachlan McDonald KasraReja JoshuaSkuza Riley Van Ingen Ella Wood Samuel Wood

Soccer

Softball

Thomas Burke Georgia Doery Mitchell Dowling Matthew Jackman Lachlan McDonald Grace Newnham Sophie Newnham Amelia Powell Joshua Skuza

Eliza Fordham Elizabeth Fraser

Music

Olivia Clark Jemima Hutchins Jacob Morgan HoiLamWong AmyYou Netball

Iman Alfrink Abby Brierly Chloe Wynter Rowing

Badminton

Jeremy Carruthers Alannah Kreidl KasraReja Joshua Skuza Basketball

Elizabeth Fraser Georgia Hosking

Elizabeth Fraser Meg Kent-Spark Junior Colour

Mimmi Balaam William Burke Maddison Carr Jonathon Cole Benjamin Fraser Xanthia Gregory Millicent Martin EmmaMcFee Oliver Murphy Isabella Osborne Tamara Schumacher Euan Spikers Jack Thornton Annabel Whitford Samuel Wood Junior Honour

Mimmi Balaam James Cole Edwina Doery Benjamin Fraser Chloe Hedditch Lochie Hosking Cooper Hosking Alannah Kreidl Tom McDonald EmmaMcFee Edward (Ned) McIntyre James Norton Angus Rees KasraReja Declan Skuza William Townson Laura Turnbull

SHANNON HOUSE COLOURS General

Miranda Beatty-Kiss Isabelle Bennison Laura Cayzer Beata Chen Rebecca Finlay Bradley Fuller Bella Greene Fabian Kaps Louise McDonald Fiona Nation Ela Rutherford Harry Shannon Jack Sheridan Samantha Simson Irene Wang HinSumWong

Athletics

Lachlan Baensch James Humphries

Waterpolo

Elizabeth Fraser Georgia Hosking

Futsal

Hockey

MacKenzie Chrimes Cody Deppeler Georgia Hosking Riley Van Ingen

Athletics

Georgia Doery

Harrison Dalton James Humphries Aaron Sayers

Volleyball

Rowing

Arts

MORRISON HOUSE COLOURS

MacKenzie Chrimes Georgia Hosking

Ela Rutherford HinSumWong KaYuWu

Samuel Goodear Jacob Morgan Alexander West

Lachlan Baensch

Tennis

LllliBalaam Elizabeth Fraser

Netball

LllliBalaam Elana Berton Erin Bourke Elizabeth Fraser Sophie Newnham JoshuaSkuza Alana Walder

Football

Matthew Jackman Meg Kent-Spark Alannah Kreidl Lachlan McDonald Amelia Powell Joshua Skuza Grace Stewart Lachlan Stokie Alana Walder Ella Wood

Swimming

LllliBalaam Elana Berton William Carr Jeremy Carruthers Cody Deppeler Georgia Doery Mitchell Dowling Eliza Fordham Elizabeth Fraser Benjamin Fraser Lucy Fyffe Alexander Gregory Georgia Hosking Patrick Iredell

Basketball

Ela Rutherford Community Service Isabelle Bennison Cricket

Bradley Fuller Cross Country

Laura Cayzer Harry Shannon Alan Vincent Football

Bradley Fuller

Luke Henry Harry Shannon Music

Rebecca Finlay Jake Mitchell Ela Rutherford Netball

Isabelle Bennison Rebecca Finlay Rowing

Rebecca Finlay Soccer

Isabelle Bennison Xavier Consedine Bradley Fuller Bella Greene Louise McDonald Swimming

Isabelle Bennison Lewis Burns Laura Cayzer Xavier Consedine Rebecca Finlay Bradley Fuller Sophie Klein Louise McDonald Ela Rutherford Jake Wootton Angelica Wootton Tennis

Callum Schutt Cross Country

Luke Bell Jesse Blundy Jones Sophie Clark Andrew Falkiner Robert Fowler Sophie Gough SamuelJess Jack Johnston Tiahna Proebstl Mimi Trescowthick Georgina Unkenstein Football

Luke Bell SamuelJess Jack Johnston Thomas King Will Morrison Hockey

Sophie Gough Tiahna Proebstl Lachlan Savage Music

Tamara Sycamnias Netball

Grace Carroll Sophie Clark Madeline Evans Jessica Fitzpatrick

Samantha Simson

Soccer

Waterpolo

Sophie Clark Jack Johnston Mitchell McAllister

Laura Cayzer Junior Colour

James Bennett-Hullin Olympia Binos Amy Christian Charlotte Consedine Travis Couchman Olivia Geary Ethan Gubbels HamishHill Olivia Lord Philippa McDonald Charlotte Midgley Ella Pullin Charlie Sprague William Thacker Grace Vincent Jake West XiaoRuiYu Junior Honour

IanBell James Bennett-Hullin Oscar Brownless Amy Christian Georgia Greene AlecKors Charlotte Midgley Summer Russell Edward Sillitoe

WETTENHALL HOUSE COLOURS General

Luke Bell Sophie Clark Jack Johnston Tiahna Proebstl Georgina Unkenstein Athletics

Luke Bell Sophie Clark Jordan Edwards Andrew Faikiner Sophie Gough Samuel Jess Jack Johnston WillMorrison Tiahna Proebstl Georgina Unkenstein Basketball

Jordan Edwards Samuel Jess Tia Paterson-Dunn Cricket

Charles Crozier Sam Crozier Samuel Jess Jack Johnston

Softball

Alyx Clifton Swimming

Sophie Clark Jessica Fitzpatrick Robert Fowler Rachael Goy Jack Johnston Mitchell McAllister Mimi Trescowthick Georgina Unkenstein Tennis

Sophie Clark Junior Colour

Charles Batrouney Catherine Clark AndrewDuan Olivia Evans Elizabeth Falkiner Thomas Gough Fraser Locke Claire Morrison Behlana Robinson Madeleine Salveson Tiana Schurmann Huanming Zheng Junior Honour

Charles Batrouney Jared Boyce Lachlan Cashman Rose Cashman Elizabeth Falkiner RubyGow Hamish Manning Genevieve Nicholson Tiahna Proebstl Behlana Robinson Gemma Savage Patrick Taylor Isabel Tierney India Watson

Class of 2003 3rd Row: Mitchell Goninon, Elliott Grossnickle, Tom Shembrey, Benjamin Malone, Lach/an McDonald, Samuel Goodear, MacKenzie Chrimes. 2nd Row: Lach/an McPherson, Elizabeth Klein, Morgan Perry, Rebecca Finlay, Zoe Gorell, Philippa Thome, Elana Berton, Darcy Narita. 1st Row: Miranda Beatty-Kiss, Emily Nash, Olivia Clark, Nina Brown, Sarah Smith, Arcadia De Young Tiahna Proebstl, Shannessy Ward.

Teaching Staff 7th Row: Anita Dye, Paula Henning, Paul Conway, Sarah Hallows, Jenny Shor/and, David Hibbard, Rob Kay/er-Thomson, Will Johnston, Gerard Donovan, Brent Cook, Eddie Kovacev, Helen Plumridge, Barbara Carlson, Jo Panckridge, Delle Ritchie. 6th Row.- Karen Sunderland, Tim Parkes, Peter Blanchfield, Sam McIntosh, Marita Seaton, Justin Kristiansen, Tom Hodge, Athol-Mary Mahoney, Fabio D'Agostin, Danny Clifford, Michael Terry, Cheryl Watson, Donna Lannan, James Colbert, JeffHoroch, Gerard Mack, Gareth Gilby, Richard Morris. 5th Row.- David Van Elst, Petrina Porter, Meryn Ratcliffe, Olivia Allan, Ally Richards, Emma O'Callaghan, Doug Wade, Kevin Flanagan, Alistair Smith, Yannick Lairs, John Henderson, Emma Watter.S', Carol Morris, Claire Wood, Sally Wynter, Julie-Anne Hussey, Karen Fyffe, Chris Morgan, Mark Andrews. 4th Row.- Simone Boyd, Sue Bradford, Hannah Portogallo, Bronte Panckridge, Nicola Perkins, Michael O'Donnell, Greg Matthew, Sharon Dong, James Dimauro, Georgia Tomey, Emily Thompson, Greg Naylor, Peter Hannah, Pat Clark, Phil Taylor, Fiona Stafford, Jan Henricus, Ros Palmer, Greg Smith, Mark Torpey, Elinor Jones, Deborah Cleary, Amanda Jackman, Coral Tum er. 3rd Row: Margaret Oates, Melissa Karakaltsas, Berardine Shier, Christie Barrett, Julie Gainey, Elizabeth Smith, Kelly Watson, Gary Tigani, Barbara Hollander, Margaret McArthur, Catherine Newett, Kylie Saunders, Agnes Tymms, Kristina Zeravica, Debbie Filling, Deb Hynes, Orazio Galluccio, Andrew McKie, Kate Sculley, Nicki Edwards, Kate Toi, Ingrid Mar.S'hall, Hannah McKinnon, Stephanie Lawrence. 2nd Row: Latife Anbarci, Anne-Louise O'Donoghue, Jennifer Peake, Heather Green, Veronique Chabant, Kristen Pelletier, Deidre Bain, Cassi Aitken, Melinda Bell, Julie Bickett, Loredana Boyd, Grace Larobina, Urszula Kamburowski, Charmaine Saraci, Kirin Heard, Lisa Breen, Leanne McCartney, Carolyn Ogston, Kristen Jones, Rebecca Kelly, Lyn Treadwell, Guillermina Ulloa. 1st Row.- Mark Cheatley, Mark Irwin, Carolyn Matthews, Dave Cum ow, Cathie Thornton, Michael Panckridge, Adrian Camm, Joan Gill, Chris Dinneen, Christine Shannon, Andrew Barr, Roger Smith, Leanne Russell, Kirsten Van C/eet Tim Edwards, Edwina Davis, Ros Molyneux, Greg Smith, Andrea McGucken, Terry Coburn, Adrian Blades.

EXECUTIVE STAFF Acting Principal (Terms 2, 3 & 4) Deputy Principal (Term 1) Mr RN Smith, BScG-lons), BEdStud, DipEd, DipTAS

Mr MD Andrews, MEdStud, BA(Hons), BDG-Ions),GradDipEd/GradCertRE Mrs D L Bain, HigherDipTeach(SecArtCraft), GradDipGraphicCommunication, Cert IV WT

Mr DA Clifford, BEd Head ofBoys· Sport Mr TN Coburn, MEd, BEd, DipTeach, GradDipSpecEd Leaming Support Coordinator

Principal (Term 1)

Mrs M Barnes, MEdStud, BLaw, GradDipEd(Secondary)

Mr A Barr, BEcG-Ions), MEd Studies, DipEd, MACE

Head ofMcLean House (Terms 1 &2)

Mr TM Colbert, BEd(Phys Ed) (Term 4)

Head ofJunior School

Ms CB Barrett, GradDipEarlyChildhood, BTeach&Learn

Head of Coles House

Mr CD Dinneen, MEd, DipEd, BEd(GradDipRE), GradCertEd(Science)

Mr JD Colbert, BEd(Outdoor Ed/Health)

Mr PE Conway, BSc(Ed)

Mrs CM Bartlett, BEd, BTeach (Maternity Leave)

Mr B Cook, BAppSc, GradDipEd

Head ofMiddle School

Mrs M Bell, BMusEd, MEd, AMusA

Mrs L J Russell, BEd

Mr SK Benz, BEd, BA(Fine Art), AssocDip(Creative/ Applied Art)

Mr DA Curnow, BA, DipEd RE/His, GradDipSportsScience, Cert 1V Ce! Spiritual and Community Outreach Coordinator

Mrs JC Bickett, Bed (EarlyChildhood)

Mr F D:Agostin, MEd, BSc(Ed)

Head ofSenior School Mr ND Jessup, MA, MBL, BPHE, GradDipEd, GradDipComm

Assistant Director ofEarly Leaming

Ms E Davis, BEd, DipPrimTeach

Head of Teaching and Leaming

Mr P J Blanchfield, BEd(PhysEd), L3 RAPRC

Deputy Head ofJunior School

Mr AB Camm, GradDipEd, BAppSci, MLdrshp, MACE

Ms L Boyd, MEd, DipTeach, GradDipED, (Arts Edn)

Mr JDimauro,BEd(Primary)

Director ofHuman Resources

Mrs S Boyd, BEd

Mrs SM Dobie, BEd(Phys Ed) (Terms 3 & 4)

Ms MS Deller-Pugh, MHRM, BMgmnt, GradDip CTndustrial & Employee Relations)

Mrs SM Bradford, DipTeach(Primary), BSpecEd

Miss X Dong, MEd, DipEd(Chinese and Bus), BMan (Maternity Leave)

Director ofStudent Wellbeing Ms JC Gill, BA, DipEd, MEd, MACEL

Ms L Breen, BMus, GradDipEd, AMusA, Cert IV in Workplace Assessment & Training (Departed Term 2)

Mr G J Donovan, BSc, DipEd, DipAppPolymerSc Mrs A J Dye, DipTeach(EarlyChildhood)

Director of Community Relations and Development

Mrs BA Carlson, GradDipEd(TeacherLibrarianship),DipPrimTeach

Mr MD Howell, PG DipDevMgment, MBA

Ms J Carroll, BA, PostGradDipTeach (Term 2)

Mr KP Flanagan, MSc, BSc, DipEd

Business Manager

Mme VP Chabant, GradDipEd, DEUG, Licence, Maltrise, DEA.

Head ofMorrison House

Ms SM Leach, BComm, CPA Director ofProfessional Leaming and Research Ms CE Shannon, BEd, BEdSt

TEACHING STAFF Miss CK Aitken, BA. BTeach(Secondary) Ms O Allan, BAHist, BTeach(Primary) Mrs L Anbarci, BA(French & Economics) (Departed endTerm2)

Head ofLanguages Mr MD Cheatley, BEd Director ofSport Miss J A Chirnside, BExercise/Sport Sci, GradDipEd (Secondary) (Terms 3 & 4)

Mrs D L Filling, BEd

Mrs T J Foley, BA, DipEd Mrs K Fyffe, BMusEd Music Ensembles Coordinator Mrs J A Gainey, MACT,itCreativeWriting),BA, DipEd Mr O Galluccio, BEd, DipTeach

Ms PM Clark, BAppScCPhotography), DipEd

Years P-8 Drama Coordinator

Audio Visual Coordinator

Mr GR Gilby, BEd

Mrs DA Cleary BSc, DipEd

Head ofKeith House

Director ofEarly Leaming

Years P- 8 Science Coordinator

Mr C Morgan, BEd, GradDipCompEd

Mr MB Thacker, BMusEd

Ms SE Hallows, MEd, BSc(InfoSc), DipEd, DipProStud

Mrs CA Morris, BEd, DipPrimTeach, MACE

Mr G Tigani, BA(Ed), GradDipEdCinfoTech)

eLeaming Coordinator Senior School

Mr RM Morris, BEco, BEd

Mrs C Toi, BEd (Departed end Term 2)

Head of Wettenhall House

VET Coordinator

Years P-6 Health &Physical Education Coordinator

Mr P J Hannah, AMusA, AdvancedDipofMusic

Head ofBusiness Studies

Miss G L Tomey; BEd(EarlyChildhood & Primary)

Mrs J J Hauenstein, BSci (Hons), GradDipEd (Secondary) (Term 3)

Mr G J Naylor, MA, BA(Hons), GradDipEd

Mr ML Torpey; BEd(PhysEd), Dip Teach

Years 7 & 8 History & Geography Coordinator

Mrs L M Treadwell, MSc, BScCHons), GradDipEd

Head ofHistory

Mrs CD Turner, BA(Ed), TPTC

Ms H Green, MEd(Teacher Librarianship), MA(Education), BA, DipEd, AALIA

Mrs K Heard, BSc, GradDipEd, GradDipRepSci Mr J A Henderson, BEd, BAOoumalism Communication Studies) Ms PM Henning, BEd

Head of Geography Mr I Henricus, HigherDipTeach, DipPE

Mrs CA Newett. BTeach, BA

Year 8 Level Coordinator

Ms J L Nicholls, GradDipAppLeam(Education), CertN TAE, DipPrinting&GraphicArts(Multimedia), BFineArt(Gold & Silversmithing) (Term 3)

Ms A Tymms, CAP CAEI, DEUG Psy (France)

Head ofHelicon House

Mrs D Nikolovski, BTeachCHons), BA (Maternity Leave)

Mr D Hibbard, BSc, DipEd

Ms M J Oates, BSc, DipEd, Cert IV CELTA

Head ofMathematics Studies Coordinator

Head ofMinerva House

Mr T JC Hodge, MTeach(Secondary), BA(Media&Comm)

Miss EK OCallaghan, BA, GradDipEd

Ms G Ulloa, BSpecEd, BEdinLOTE, DipinTESOL Ms J Utting, BEd

Years 7-12 Head ofHealth and Physical Education Ms KA Van Cleef. MHumanNutrition. BSc. GradDipEd(Secondary)

Deputy Head ofSenior School

ActingYears 7 & 8 English Coordinator

Mr D Van Elsi, DipSoundProd, Cert IV TAE, Cert III (Music)

Mrs BR Hollander, BA, DipEd

Mr M ODonnell, BA, DipEd, GradDipComputing

Mr JI Horoch, BSc, Dip Ed

Mr DA Wade. BEd, DipTeach.

Years 7 & 8 Numeracy Coordinator

Mrs A-L ODonoghue, MEd, BEd(Early Childhood), DipTeach(EarlyChildhood)

Mr JC Hunt, BMusPerform, DipMusPerform, DipEd (Term4)

Ms CF Ogston, DipTeach(Primary), GradDip(ProvDev), MEd

Head ofScience

Ms J Hussey; BEd(PhysEd), GradDipCHealthScience)

Ms L Paatsch, BEdCLibrary & Information Science) (Term4)

Mrs K Watson, MEdCEarly Numeracy), BEd, BA(MediaStudies)

Head ofDrama

Ms RE Palmer, BSc(Ed)

Mrs E J Watters, BEd (Primary)

Mr M Irwin, BMusEd, GradCertMusTechnology

Head of Calvert House

Ms CE Wood, BA(MedComm). DipEd, GradCertArts

Director ofMusic

Mrs J M Panckridge, MEd, BEd, BA(Ed)

Mrs A J Jackman, BSc, BEd

Junior School English Coordinator

Mrs SL Wynter, BEd(Primary), PostGradRE(Theology), CertRE

Ms D T Hynes, BEd, GradDipDir

Mr MK R Panckridge, BACEd)

Mr KR Jess, BA, GradDipEd(AppliedLeaming), Cert IV WorkPlaceTraining&Assessment

Deputy Head ofMiddle School

Head ofDesign and Creative Arts

Mr T P Parkes. BA, DipEd

Mr W Johnston, MEd, BEd, DipTeach(Primary) Mrs K Jones,MEd DipTeach(Primary)

Miss N Perkins. BSc(Hons) (Sport Technology; PostGradCertEd (Design & Technology)

Mr L Joyce, BEd(Creativity&Arts)

Mrs J Peake. GradDipSpecEd. DipTeach

Head ofMcArthur House

Ms KL Pelletier, BEdVisArts(Textiles)

Mrs U Kamburowski, MA, BMusEd

Mrs H Plumridge, BEdCPrimary), DipTeach

Ms M Karakaltsas, BMus(Composition), PostGradDipEd(Secondary)

Head of Girls' Sport

Mr R W Kayler-Thomson, Dip Ed, BuildConsCert Ms R Kelly, BEd(Early Childhood), DipCommServ Mrs LE Knight, MEd, GradCertRE, BA(Ed)

Head ofEnglish Mr J K Koris, GradDipEd(secondary), BCreativeArts(Music&Performance), AdvDipMusic(Contemporary/Jazz), Cert!VMusic (Term4)

Mrs P Porter. BEd

Mrs SC Potter, BTeach(Early Childhood), BA (Dance) (Term3) Mrs L J Pring, MEd. DipEd, BA (Terms 3 & 4) Mrs M J Ratcliffe, BEd

Middle School APS Sport and Fixtures Coordinator Head ofBellerophon House Miss A E Richards, BLegalStudies, GradDipEd (Secondary)

Mr E Kovacev, BEng, GradDipEd, GradDipComp

Mrs SL Ritchie, MEd, GradDipTeach

Mr J M Kristiansen, BEd, BComm, CA

Mrs D M Lannan, BSc, DipTeach

Mr B Robbins, BEd(Phys Ed), BEd (Outdoor & Environmental Education). GradDip (Outdoor Recreation)

Ms G Larobina, BA(Hons), BEd, DipNAATI

Head ofPegasus House

Mr Y Lairs, DipEd(LOTE)

Ms SN Lawrence, BA, GradDipEd(Primary), GradDip(ScreenMusic)

Miss CE Saraci, BEd

Mrs M McArthur, BSc(ComputerNetworking), PostGradCert(Education in Computing and Religious Education)(UK)

Mrs AR Schleutker, GradDipEd, BA

Mrs KB Saunders, BA, DipEd

Mrs M J Seaton, BTeach(PrimaryandSecondary), BA(Applied Art)

eLeaming Coordinator Junior and Middle School

Years P-8 Art Coordinator

Mrs L McCartney; BMusEd, AMusA

Mr AB Smith, BSc/Comm, GradDipEd

Years 7 & 8 Music Coordinator

Mrs EK Smith. BEd (Librarianship)

Mrs AM McGucken. MEd(Teacher Librarianship), BEd

Head ofShannon House

Head ofLibrary Information Services Mr S McIntosh, BMultimedia, BArchitecture/Arts, DipEd(Arts/Media), Cert IV TAE Mr AR McKie, BEd, DipTeach(Primary), GradDipEd(Computing) Miss HM McKinnon, BEd Mr GS Mack, BEdCMusic),GradDipMus, AMusA,Cert N OHS,CertNTAE

Mr G J Smith, BEd(Science), GradDipComputing

VCE Coordinator Mr G J Smith, BA(Painting), DipEd

Head ofBoarding (Mackie) Ms SF Shen, PostGradDipEd(Applied Learning), CertNTAE, AdvDip(Electronic Design & Interactive Media) Mrs BI Shier, BEd (Primary)

Ms A-M Mahoney; BA, DipEd

Mrs J Shorland, BA(Ed)

Mr GM Matthew, GradDipEd(Secondary), BA(History)

Mrs FL Stafford, BTeach(Primary), MEd

Ms CE Matthews, MEdStud, BEdCArts)

Mrs K Sunderland, BACDance),GradDipEd(Sec)

Head ofBoarding (MossgieV

Mr PC Taylor, GradDipEd, DipArtandDesign

Mrs RA Molyneux, MEd Studies, BEd(EarlyChildhood), DipTeach(EarlyChildhood)

Head ofMcLean House (Terms 3 & 4) Mr ML Terry; BSc(Hons), DipEd

Years 4 - 6 Level Coordinator Mrs CE Watson, MEd(ScD, BSc(Hons),HigherDipEd

Junior School Numeracy Coordinator Ms K Zeravica, BA(OutdoorEd), GradDipEd

Year 7Level Coordinator Ms AM Zauli, InterTeachQual(VIT validated), DipArts(Visual Arts),

Business & Operations Staff 6th Row: Sam McIntosh. Bert Aalders. Patrick Carroll. Helen Midgley, Alan Ray, Andrew Murton. Simon Benz, Ray Russell, Casey Lang, Laura Timberlake. Steve Percy, Taylor Buchanan-Huhn. Chelsea Matheson. 5th Row: Nicole Rawson. Anne Skepper, Jodie Fuller, Janine Albert. Lester Gillett. Michael Have/berg, Matthew Trotter, Nathan Allan, Mark North, Errin Schaeffer, Kate Hackett. Matthew Moyle. Rachael Skowronski, Tanya Motiani, Jenny Saunders. 4th Row Dale Carroll. Jan Creek. Janice Boyce. Linda Murphy, Wayne Hewitt. Lainey Carr, Samantha Kenny, Addy Bucek, Cathy Mathews. Seamus Orr, Peter Stubbs. Neil Fletcher, Liz Koroneos. Dylan Mazurek. Diana Mas/jak. Marcus Saunders. 3rd Row: Vicki Henderson. Mamie McDonald, Jennifer Chiu, Isobel Patience. Maria Santos. Elizabeth Williams. Jenny Kittelty, Julie Lewis. Julia Thompson. Shelley Airey, Brendan Zala. Nicki Edwards. Meredith Herbert. John Simandl, Nerida Morgan. Tiffany Demetriou. Annette Potter, Jane Lunney. 2nd Row: Anna-Maria McRae. Zlatica Kovac, Debbie Kol. Rose Stubbs. Mary Archer, Tania Black, Kate Sculley, Claire Seward. Robyn Payne. Kathy Howell, Marg Farrimond. Mandy Weeks. Lisa Davis. Jess Flowers. Jeanette Adams. Ainsley Harris. Jo Young Jill Purcell. 1st Row: Nicole Roache. Deb Fanning Mark Numaitis, Kerren Wade, Mitch Povey, Mardi Deller-Pugh. Mike Howell, Andrew Barr, Shannyn Leach. Tristan Read, Joyce Taylor, Jon Colbert. Jenny Ryan, Murray Fanning Greg Tomkins.

Mr T Edwards. College Chaplain

MrsSKenny

Mr M Nurnaitis. Director of !CT

MrPSmith

MrsJAdams

Ms J Kingsley

Miss D Nyikos

Mr L Stabryla

MrsSAirey

Ms D Fanning, Registrar

Mrs J Kittelty

MsSOrr

Mr D Stephenson

Ms JAibert

Mr M Fanning, Catering Manager

MrsDKol

MrsCParkes

MrHStokes

Mrs E Koroneos

Mrs M Parkinson

MrPStubbs

MrCLang

Ms I Patience

MrsRStubbs

MrCLannan

MsRPayne

MsJTaylor

MsCLatimer

MrSPercy

Miss E Thompson

MrsJLewis

Mrs A Potter

Mrs J Thompson

MrsKLewis

Mr M Povey, Grounds Manager

MsJLunney

MsJPurcell

Ms C Thornton, College Psychologist

Ms P McDonald

MsNRawson

Ms L Timberlake

MrsFMcLean

MrsPRawson

Mrs A McRae

MrARay

Mr G Tomkins. Property Manager

MrsCMaas MrVMaas

Mr T Read, Recreation Centre Manager

MrsTMadden

MrCRedden

MrMTrotter

Mrs SMaishman

Mrs J Reynolds

MrRTurner

Ms R Marendaz

Mr B Ricchini

Miss B Van Dort

Ms L Margerison

Ms N Roache. Marketing Manager

MrDViney

MrPRogers

MsSVokic

MrRRussell

MrCWade

MrsJRyan

MrsKWade

MrsMRyan

MrGWebb

Miss L Santalucia

MrsMWeeks

MrsMSantos

Ms K Wiadrowski

Mrs J Saunders

Mr A Williams

Mr M Saunders

MsEWilliams

Mrs E Schaeffer

Miss C Williamson

MsKSculley

MrDWombwell

MrsCSeward

MrsJYoung

MrJSimandl

MrBZala

Mrs W Sinnott

MrsZKovac

MrAAalders

MrNAllan MissLAllinson Miss K Appleyard MsMArcher MrsRBaird Mrs SBennett MrSBenz MrsTBlack Mr A Blades MsJBoyce Mrs D Brackley MrsCBrown MsABucek MsLCarr MrDCarroll Mrs F Cheatley Miss J Chirnside MissJChiu Mr F Clathworthy Mr J Colbert. F1nance Manager MsBCollier

Ms M Farrimond Mr N Fletcher Mrs J Flowers Mrs R Forsyth MrsJFuller Mr B Gardiner MrLGillett MsSGook MrDGrigg MrWGrigg MsNGroth MrsJHaby MsKHackett MrRHanley Mrs A Harris MrsHHarris Mr M Havelberg MrMHayes Ms V Henderson Mrs M Herbert

MsDMasljak Miss C Matheson MsCMathews Mrs N Mayfield MrDMazurek

Mr I Creek

Mr W Hewitt, Knowledge Systems Manager

Ms SCunningham

MissEHoiles

Mrs L Miletic

Mrs J D'.Altera

MsKHowell

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Community Service

lected SRC representatives from each class have demonstrated in 2015, their commitment, enthusiasm and support for a number of initiatives that have involved the Middle School Community:

Fund raising barbecues are organised and managed by capable chefs on a fortnightly roster, along with special activities for the whole school. The funds raised are used to support our Community Service Program and this year generous donations have been made for Daffodil Day (Cancer Council) Zonta (purchasing and packaging birthing kits) Legacy and Cottage by the Sea. With generous support we were able to provide 260 toiletry bags filled with toiletries for children who will visit the facility: Our SRC representatives are often called upon to represent the school, be it as tour guides at Open Day, waiters at school functions or organisers of special appeals and we are very proud of the generosity of spirit, the willing support and positive way in which our 2015 representatives have fulfilled their elected positions. Coral Turner

Friends ofEnviro Garden (FOEG) 2015

OEG in its second year has seen moderate growth in membership, now at 50 members. from across the spectrum of the College community and beyond. We are always keen for more membership and anyone interested can email the Friends Liaison Coordinator at friendsofenviro@ geelongcollege:vic.edu.au to indicate your interest. We continue to assist the Enviro staff and students while deepening our connections to the Enviro garden by holding activities each school term except Term 2. We have held two working bees according to the seasonal need, which have been opportunities to mix with each other and the staff at the same time as weeding, mulching and assisting in the maintenance of the newer areas of the Enviro garden to the south where the research beds, orchard trees, meeting circle and native plantings have taken place. We were delighted to have some senior students join us to work in the garden in Terms 1and 3, helping them achieve their community service hours.

In addition to these occasions, FOEG were a presence in the Enviro Garden in Term 1during Enviro's participation in the Geelong Sustainability Festival in February with tours and breakfast in the garden. The College Carnival was another chance for FOEG to be highlighted to visitors to the Garden in an effort to continue to grow the interest and membership.

The year's end will see FOEG contributing to the Centre for Leaming, Research and Innovation's Twilight evening in the Enviro garden, another wonderful opportunity to showcase the unique resource our students and College families can benefit from FOEG is working towards the production of packs of cards which celebrate all aspects of the Enviro garden and environment. These will become items to be shared with family and friends and an opportunity for FOEG to create small amounts of funds to contribute to the Enviro garden needs. FOEG welcomes new members and any ideas on ways we can support our interest in sustainable gardening. FOEG aims to: • Support and celebrate the Enviro Garden and associated learning programs. • Recognise and honour the heritage of the Enviro Garden whilst ensuring its sustainability and future growth. • Enable the enjoyment and gardening skills associated with the Enviro Garden activities to be widely shared. JennyBarr

Sandy Hutton ( Foundation President), Jenny Wallace - Smith, Leslie Hatton, Jim Fidge, Robert Jngpen.

The Geelong College Foundation

his year the Foundation has continued to reach out and maintain contact with existing and future benefactors through our Annual Campaign and the Morrison Society bequest program. Support of this type is of course the lifeblood of the finances of the Foundation. Our College has a vibrant and active school community and we encourage you to stay involved in the activities of the College and its Foundation. We acknowledge the outstanding efforts of Michael Betts in steering the Foundation for the past five years over a period of growth and consolidation. Indeed, it is worth recording that since the Foundation was created in 1987 a member of the Betts family has held the role of President for half its existence. The late Geoffrey Betts was inaugural President from 1985 to 1993, the late Peter Betts from 1998 to 2000, and Michael from 2009 to 2015. An amazing family contribution to the College that 1 doubt will ever be eclipsed. In 2015, the Foundation has funded the Chapel redevelopment at Senior School and additional interpretive signs which will be placed at both College campuses. This is in addition to the awarding of scholarships and bursaries totalling more than $112,000.

We look forward to 2016 with much anticipation. We will welcome new Principal, Dr Peter Miller. We eagerly await the release of the new College Master Plan and expect to be heavily involved in helping this vision come to practical reality over the next few years. Membership of the Foundation is for life and is gained by pledging a sum of money within ranges over a three-year period. Your gift can be donated to the Foundation Fund, College Building Fund or College Scholarship Fund. Being part of the Geelong College Foundation confirms your commitment to excellence in education for our current and future students. We warmly invite you to find out how you can help by visiting the College website or by contacting our Director of Development Mrs Joyce Taylor on 5226 3779. JAR (Sandy) Hutton (OGC 1973) Foundation President

We have held various Foundation functions at the College during the year to recognise and thank our members and to encourage others within our community to join them The Foundation Concert once again was an outstanding success with a large number of students and staff from across all three schools showcasing their musical talents. We have also financially supported the Tanna Appeal at the College and the Opening Night of the Art Show during Carnival weekend. We continue to support the Centre for Learning, Research and Innovation through its public program. Guest speakers this year included Paul Dillon -"What parents need to know about illicit drugs", Tim Mccallum - "In conversation", and Rob Gell "Climate Control".

Andrew Lawson, Alison Lawson, Richard Carr and Michael Betts.

Farewells Andrew Barr Andrew Barr commenced as our Principal at the start of 2013, immediately instituting change and pursuing his unique vision for the College. A few of his more significant projects included the establishment of a Centre for Learning, Research and Innovation, the introduction of Professional Learning Projects for staff and similar activities for students, the purchase of a spectacular site for a future outdoor learning facility at Cape Otway, the TripleR program across the College and our Vision for Learning curriculum framework. Andrew maintained a close interest in the progress of students, not just their achievements and successes, but also their challenges, both individually and collectively He would be prominent around the grounds during recess and lunchtime, visit classes, watch sport, listen to music ensembles and soloists, enjoy dramatic performances and chat with them about their goals and aspirations. He endeavoured to develop a diverse range of learning experiences for all, current students and those who will follow in future years. He would frequently encourage all students to follow their passions, realise dreams, embrace different ways of learning and take responsibility for their own decisions and practices. Andrew made a significant contribution to The Geelong College, leaving a legacy that changed the College for the better. We wish him all the best for the future.

Louise Bourke As soon as Louise joined the Senior School staff during Term 4 in 2008 as Head of the English Department, her passion for English and Literature was evident as was her strong desire for all students to perform at a high academic level. Louise embraced a number of key curriculum, teaching and learning initiatives, emphasising equity, deep learning and the strategic use of technology Louise's strengths included her knowledge of contemporary pedagogy, her persistence, her diligence when completing tasks and her grasp of the both the detail and the intent behind the numerous Victorian Certificate of Education requirements. She was a strong advocate for her Key Learning Area and assisted many students as they tackled English and Literature at the senior levels. Louise also served as a House Tutor in Wettenhall House and was a significant contributor to our sporting program both in Tennis and through her extensive involvement in Rowing, with a particular emphasis on encouraging Year 9 students to develop their skills and teamwork. She also took an active role promoting and organising students involved in Public Speaking competitions. We wish Louise all the best in her new school position and thank her for her contribution to the College.

Leanne McCartney When Leanne joined the school in 1999, she brought with her extensive experience and expertise in both teaching and administration, having worked in schools in Melbourne and Colac, and as a private piano teacher but most importantly, she possessed a passion for music education and a desire to see all students achieve their musical potential. Leanne was based at the Middle School as a class music teacher, particularly at Year 7 level, pianist and accompanist and choral conductor. For many years she fulfilled the role of Coordinator of Music and her organisational skills were highly regarded by students and staff. She had a clear vision and a driving energy to see that important curriculum initiatives were implemented, whilst working collaboratively and sympathetically with a large number of other staff, including permanent and part-time class teachers and visiting instrumental music teachers. This was amply demonstrated through the organisation of many successful musical performances, including Music Evenings, House Music, Easter and Christmas Services and other special concerts, including several Senior Citizens' Concerts presented by Year 6 students. Leanne's class teaching was distinguished by her calm and reassuring presence, attention to detail and the considerable thought she put into planning music education experiences that were both comprehensive and appealing to the students. Leanne's commitment to the inclusion of singing in the music curriculum at all levels has borne fruit so that we can truthfully say that Geelong College is a ·school that sings'. Her awareness of the individual needs of boys and girls in a choral context drove the formation of separate Primary and Secondary Boys· and Girls' Choirs at the Middle School. Of all these groups the Secondary Boys· Choir was her pride and joy Not only were boys involved but also their fathers, for several special rehearsals, and male members of staff for some memorable performances. The boys under her guidance were involved in a very special and unique music education experience, for which they will hold enduring memories. For the School's Sesquicentenary Leanne initiated the commissioning of an original choral piece to be created by Paul Jarman The final product of an enormous amount of planning and collaboration over many months, involving students and staff from all campuses, was the 'Sesquicentenary Song Cycle Illuminations·, premiered at the Foundation Concert in 2011 and directed by the composer. This was followed shortly after with a further commission from Paul for a new school song, 'Sic Itur Ad Astra·, which is now firmly embedded into the culture of the School. The School owes an enormous debt of gratitude to Leanne for 17 years of outstanding service and commitment and I am personally very appreciative of the support she has given me in myrole. We wish her well for a retirement that brings her the same fulfilment that she has fostered through music in so many students in our school community Marklrwin Director ofMusic

David Hibbard It would require a book the size of this edition of Pegasus to outline the diverse range of roles that David has undertaken since his arrival at the College for the start of the 1991 academic year. Most significantly, throughout his 25 years of exemplary service he has been Head of the Mathematics Department. During that extended period of time there have been significant changes to the structure, content, teaching methodologies and classroom presentation requirements of this core subject. David has always ensured that he is not only aware of such transformations, but has taken charge of their implementation, often as a key leader for College and external teachers. A recent example of his proactive approach was the manner in which he has not only overseen the introduction of advanced Computer Algebra System calculators, but has become an expert in its potential to maximise mathematical understanding. David is a skilled administrator, who has held one of the most challenging and thankless positions in any school; the timetabler. As Studies Co-ordinator, apart from the extensive scheduling required, he also has guided numerous students and parents as they grappled with the critical task of subject selection and developing effective course pathways. He has also been a McLean House Tutor, coached Hockey, coordinated our Duke of Edinburgh scheme and become the organiser of the College Snowsports team over many years. David has organised and led a large number of study tours to Thailand and hosted visitors from our Bangkok sister school when they have visited us. More recently, his expertise with Thai culture, customs and traditions has enabled many Year 10 students to engage in meaningful Fulfilling Lives programs that broadened their perceptions as they engaged in community service activities. For David, the safety of students and staff is paramount, and he has taken a leading role in an extensive range of related committees and developed important management practices. His emergency and critical incident planning, efforts to improve Work Healthy and Safety protocols, First Aid training of staff and contribution to Risk Management procedures more generally have ensured the well-being of everyone involved in the College. We wish David well as he moves into his well-earned retirement, hoping that he enjoys the chance to savour his coffee more slowly, cook more elaborate Thai feasts, travel to and explore new places, and reflect on the legacy that he has behind for us at our school.

Donna Lannan We first met Donna in 1995 when she, her husband Con and two young sons Ben and James moved from Horsham to Torquay In that year she very competently replaced Bas Clarke who was on longservice leave and came back in 1996 to commence full time employment as a senior teacher in the Mathematics Department. Donna threw herself whole-heartedly into College life. Her extra-curricular sports have been basketball, netball, athletics, rowing and badminton. She went on the Year 9 Wollangarra camp, Larapinta with the Exploration Society and then Central Australia with the Year 10 Fulfilling Lives program On one

particular trip, Donna's courage and caring nature were called upon when she accompanied, by helicopter from Uluru to the hospital in Alice Springs, a student suffering from appendicitis. Donna has displayed fine pastoral care qualities over her 20 years at the College. She has been a natural choice for Head of House positions, her longest stint being in Coles from 2002 until the end of 2010. In this capacity both past and present students will remember her for her level-headed, fair and friendly management of all situations. It is, however, her role as a Mathematics teacher on which I am most qualified to write. Donna is one of those colleagues on whom you can rely and trust. She takes pride in presenting quality and imaginative lessons. She has always been keen to keep abreast of any curriculum changes and is prepared to give new ideas a go. She produces good work and is generous in sharing it. Donna is a great friend and has been a true professional in every sense of the word. We wish her many happy adventures in the years to come. Deborah Cleary

Ian Henricus Ian Henricus began his teaching role at the College in 1990, following time in schools in country Victoria. During his extensive time at The Geelong College Ian has shown his breadth of knowledge and his adaptability; teaching Mathematics, Science, Studies of Society and Environment, Woodwork and a range of Year 8 Science Electives. He was Year 7 Coordinator for five years and in this time was instrumental in the introduction of rich learning experiences in Year 7, such as the Boats Unit and Rome Day Ian coordinated Year 7 Camp for a number of years and took part in the Year 8 expedition to the Otways on six occasions. His Physical Education background saw him coach a range of APS and House sports teams including football, cricket, soccer and basketball. Ian has been a loyal and passionate Collegian and teacher in his twenty six years of service at the College. There were many times when we expected the unexpected from him, as his lateral and imaginative thinking would frequently bring a completely different perspective or approach. Ian is someone whom students will remember when they leave the school. He always took the time to reflect on 'real life learning· as well as classroom learning and students would often find him taking time to pause and reflect on issues that were significant and meaningful outside the boundaries of the College precinct. Ian constantly encouraged his students to be thoughtful and active citizens of the world. Ian was always committed to maintaining and encouraging the traditions and historical context of the school and many stirring ANZAC services were the work of his research and the involvement of his students. Head of Helicon House, a role he fulfilled for all of his twenty six years and Homeroom teacher to 7N were two roles that Ian relished. Ian approached both of these responsibilities with passion and enthusiasm. His encouragement, support and dedication will long be remembered by Helicon House members and his 7N homeroom cohorts over the years. He leaves behind a wonderful legacy of competitiveness, fair play and an abiding sense of team spirit. We sincerely thank Ian for his dedicated service to The Geelong College over the past twenty six years and wish him nothing but the best in his retirement.

School Roll ELC3

Lando, Scarlett G

Azzopardi, Amelia M

Agar, Finnian J CFinnl

Masek, Katie R

Baker, Isabel M

Jackson, Baylee A

Aitken, Archie G

McGrath.Eva LS

Bartlett, Eliza-May S

Jansz, Audrey E

Hunter, Benjamin HJ (Ben)

Arc-Dekker, Elizabeth A 0

Middleton, Charlotte V

Bates, Abbey R

Jones, Rose B

Arora, Samuel L (Sam)

Miller, Charles B (Charlie)

Biscan, Lilli M

Martin, Emma R

Biscan, Daisy I

Naylor, Amelia M (Milly)

Boydell, Angus P

McQuillan, Laura A

Briggs.Bill

Naylor, Georgia G (Georgie)

Bradshaw, Isla A

Naylor, James B

Carland, Joshua

Newett, Nina

Cooke, Kaleb S

Naylor, Thomas D (Tommy)

Cooke, Thomas A

Noonan, Harriet A

Corner, Lily K

Noonan, Xavier R

Crowe, Benjamin (Benji) P

Packham, Max

Cornford, Maeve E

Norton, Charlotte A

Everton, Andre A

Punda, Scarlett O

Craig, Hamish E

Pugh, Mackenzie I

Featherston, Liam O

Richmond, Amelia J (Milly)

De Waal, Matthew J

Richmond, Charlie C

Formosa-Urquhart, Grace

Riordan, Matilda

Desmond, Isabelle M

Rotsas, Anna P

Formosa-Urquhart, Marcus

Rowe, Isabella E

Eddy; Teresa B

Sadler, Arny E

Fowler, Jasmine L

Roydhouse, Clementine J

Fisher, Reuben J

Shing,EveJ

Franco de Mello, Tomas

Sabary;Ali

Greig, Angus C (Gus)

Solly; William P (Will)

Glover, Pasquale

Scharkosi, Lennox K

Hair, Hamish K

Taylor, Hamish W

Gorell, Gemirna I

Van Elst, Ramsay D

Hanegraaf, Charlie W

Toi, Harry E J

Hasan.Aydin

Watson, Noah K

Hasan.Adam

Williams, Bronte H

Hetherington, William J

Williams, Zali S

Ho,Leon!SY

Year3

Kaps,LuisaS

Wright, Grace K

Hoare, Jonathan P (Jon)

Aker, Ayat Bibi Ali (Ayat)

Kelly;IvyL

Zele, Charli M

Howell, Archie L

Anderson, Lachlan F

Kim, Solomon De Ren (Solomon)

PREP

Ilsley; Claire J

Aucote, Chloe T

Kweh,RyanF

Anderson, Arianna

Kearns, Holly K

Baillie, Chloe O

Mathews,ZarliR

Baillie, Jesse W

Kweh, Matthew C

Balazs, Tiana W Bird.Luke]

McGrath, Zara ES

Baker, Charlotte M (Charlie)

Leahy, Harry R

Mok, Cameron A

Balazs, Merissa

Leszko, Samuel B (Sam)

Bradshaw, Oliver M

Nash, Ophelia

Ballantyne, Ruby

Maher, Darragh J

Burke, Mitchell J CDitch)

Neate, Matilda (Tilly)

Bartlett, Oscar L

McLean, Harrison S (Harry)

Colls,LeoF

Nolan-Berry; Vivienne E

Bisinella, Adam A

McNeil, Cate V

Condie, Thomas A Eddy; Wyatt G

Palmer-Morgan, Tanner PG

Bozinovski, Oliver W D

Mead, Oscar D

Premraj, Imogen D

Bye, Anneshka

Miller, Henry J

Fury; Ashleigh L

Ritchie, Finn B

Carland, Emma C

Miller, Lacey A

Hanegraaf, Archer J

Roydhouse, Ollie E

Child,FredC

Mooney; Jacob A

Hayden, Alexander M (Alex)

Stretton, Harper S

Clark, Jordan J

Murphy; Lachlan H

Higgins, Matisse

Tiernan, Seamus D

Desmond, Poppy M

Murray.Jay

Ho, Curtis J LY

Topic, Alek M

Dicks-Joblin, Shayleigh S

Neate, Harry T

Howell, Theo MX

Walsh, Violet M

Franco de Mello, Gabriel

Norton, Bobbi B

Ilsley; William A CWilil

Whitley; Rhys JD

Greenwood Mayes, Imogen

Porter, William A (Will)

Ivisic, Xavier F

Wright, Lottie M

Greig, Sophia C

Roffey; Henry J

Joske,Lulu

ELC4

Hayes, Lolita M

Roydhouse, Margaret R (Maggie)

Lamers, Esther MA

Aitken, Rachel L

Horvat, Evan I

Santalucia, Aidan J

Leahy; Charles H

Anderson, Hamish C

Ivisic, Joseph

Simons, Laney M

Leahy; James F

Anderson, Harper L

Kelly;RubyJ

Stretton, Summer

Leszko, Thomas H (Tom)

Boudrie, Tigi

Ladyman, Charlotte W

Stupart, Jessica

Malcolm, Jonathan M (Jonny)

Boydell, Cameron S

Maher, Cillian A

Suter.Riley

Malcolm, Nicholas E (Nick)

Brown, WilliamH (Wili)

McElligott, Jarrod J

Thomson, Angus L

McDougall, Sienna A

Burke, Mallory A

McKean, Alice K

Wilson, Alexander J (Alex)

McLean, Samuel V (Sam)

Callaghan, Zac H

Mead, Jacob G

Wright, Harriet A

McNeil.Sean A

Christian, Amelia O

Meikle, Alexandra (Alex)

Year2

Mitchell, Lachlan R

Cooke, Oliver E

Mitchell, Eamon R

Abikhair, Daisy J

Murphy; Eilish P

Crewther, Jack A

Nadorp-Daw, Quinn

Andrews, Julian W

Murphy; Hermione G

Donovan, Nathaneal W (Nate)

Nash, Urijah J

Arora, Alexander S

Nadorp-Daw, Blythe

Darron, Madison L

Oakley; Hayley J

Bickett, Mitchell R (Mitch)

Parkhill, Piper

Formosa-Urquhart, James

Packham, Ella J

Bird, George F

Ramsey; Abigail K

Fowler, Abbey J

Pairnieri, Kiara

Blackey; Alexandra J (Lexie)

Roderick, Sophie A

Gilchrist, Emily G

Panagodage, Viduni H

Bozinovski, Madeline S 0

Rowbottom, Joshua W

Grant, Elizabeth F (Lizzie)

Parrotta, Finley

Brown, Hannah IL

Sadler, Jackson J (Jack)

Greco, Archie J

Roydhouse,OscarT

Carland, Ethan A

Taylor, Millicent A (Millie)

Hanegraaf, Stella G

Sabary; Ameen

Carrington, Tilly

Whan,JoshuaB

Hasan, Yoseph

Shing, Liam H

Cerni, George WM

Wheelahan, Maxwell F (Max)

Herle, Arnav G

Smith, Kaylee

Chan, Hayden J

White,OliverW

Hetherington, Holly A

Stringer, Skye S

Fry;JackP

Wynhoven, Olivia L

Ho.Dominic

Talevski, Thomas C

Fury; Shannon P

Zele,EllaS

Year4

Hobday; Jack M

Taylor, Arabella G

Glover, Raphael L

Hunter.Emma FM

Van Elst, Campbell J

Gorell, Edwina L

Albert, Oliver A

Ivisic, Noah

Worrall, Grace W

Gray; Lucas C

Baker, Grace A

Jansz, Felix L

Yearl

Hayes, Matilda L

Balazs, Jasmine A

Kaur, Simran

Agar, Millicent L

Horvat,BenE

Bates, Hannah R

School Roll Beasley, Keera M

Hayden, Harry M

Lean, Geoffrey OM

Cullen, Georgie M

Billman, Maya G

He, Georgina HY

McNamara, Jesse

Curnow, Grace E

Bisinella, Laura J

Heyward, Evie E (Evie)

Morphy, Oliver S

Dalrymple, Max J

Blacksell, Gemma L

Higgins, Mia C

Murphy, Reuben

Daly,KaiMS

Bluml,MaxG

Hofmaier, Jasmine A

Naylor, Annabelle L

Dobie, HamishM

Carland, Isabella G

Howell, Abigail P (Abbi)

Nolan, Sebastian (Sebi)

Duff, Imogen 0

Carrington, Ava G

Howell, Owen AD

O'Brien, Lacey M

Edgar, Georgina K

Cleary, Lewis

Illingworth, Angus L

O'Brien, Nicholas G

Evans,NedW

Comer, Georgie G

Jackman, Henry G

Osborne, Jaime A

Fanning, William L (Will)

Duff, Verity A

Jansz, Isaac G

Parkhill, Lachlan (Lachie)

Faull, Harry N

Gorell, Thomas G

Kearns, Rory A

Paterson, Lachlan D

Fernandez, Oliver (Oli)

Gray,MilesT

Kennett, Ruby

Polic, Isabelle M

Forshaw, Thomas J T (Tom) Fouracre, James T

Hair, Oliver S

Lee, Hui Yi (Grace)

Porter, Matilda C

Hall, Vallen K

Masek, Sopita (Joy)

Potter, Xavier J

Gadd, Benjamin M (Ben)

Hayden, Tom E

McCartney, Callan B

Probert, Charles W

Garner, John M (Max) Geary, Samuel R (Sam)

Hoare, William B

McDougall, Jesse K

Probert, Chase E

Hodgkins, Ashton (Ash) M

McLachlan, Mikayla J

Quinlan, Fletcher T

Gray,NoahJ

Holten, Oisin H

McLaughlin, Aimee L

Riordan, Ruby K

Green,MaxM

Hunter, Joshua R

McQuillan, Jade L

Rochow, Brooke J

Greene, Lucinda G (Lucy)

Hunter, William G N (Will)

Middleton, Jesse P

Roder, WilliamJ(Will)

Gross, Eliza M

King,EllaM

O'Neill, Harrison C

Russell, Bronte P

Guida, Ethan P

Lamers, Hendrikus EA (Hermie)

Parker, Zoe M

Ryan, Maeve E

Hamilton, Miranda E

McClelland, Darcy A

Paton, Clara E

Ryan, Patrick T (Paddy)

Hanson, Jonathan

McDonald, Hugh J A

Powers, Cecilia S

Sabary, Mehdi

Hayden, Scarlette L

Middleton, Ted H

Rowbottom, Jacob T

Saric.Nara

He, Helena HY

Moorfoot, Emma G

Rowlands, Lily G

Solly, Sarah K

Henderson, Alana J

Naylor, Eleanor J (Elly)

Ruggero, Ellie R

Stringer, Wayde SJ

Heyward, Patrick M (Paddy)

Naylor, Thomas PA (Tom)

Sadler, Harrison J (Harry)

Symons, Ciara M

High,JoshuaAS

Norton, Charli C

Sandner, Sergej

Taylor, Grace V

Hodge, Catherine A (Catie)

Osborne, Joe R

Santalucia, Emily S

Taylor, Robert A (Robbie)

Hodgkins, Luis Z

Porter, Charles J (Charlie)

Santalucia, Harry J

Tresidder, Xavier

Hooper-Birch, Gigi

Richmond,JackT J

Trethewey, Emma K

Vagg, Myles R

Hughes, Declan M

Ritchie, Takoda

Tsapazi, Xavier

West,HarryJ

Hurst, Charlie T

Robinson, Evelyn J

Vagg, Emmaline M

Wetthasinghe, Vineth

Kahwagi, Jacoub C

Roder, Kate L

Wheelahan, Alice M

Whan, Patrick

Kay, Baxter O

Roffey, William J (Will)

Williams, Oliver B (Olly)

Whitford, Harry JG

Kearns, Tara G

Rotsas, Agni S (Agnes)

Year6

Williams, Hugo L

Kefalas, Angelique

Santalucia, Oliver J

Aker,BolB

Williams, Thomas G (Tom)

Kennett, Jack R

Solly, Robert H (Robbie)

Barlow, Charlie

Young,MiaJ

Klein, Sarah L

Sorensen, Sienna B

Barr,CateH

Year7

Kokalis, Maximilian S

Stringer, Taya J

Bates, Emma J

Adams, Scarlett E

Kol, Edward G (Ed)

Vaughan, Zoe A

Batrouney, Isabel O (Issy)

Allan,BeauC

Lawrie, James E

Wheelahan, Erin L

Baxter, Emily G

Arnott, Lucca D

Lee, Matilda (Tilly)

Atkinson, Angelique R

Lever, Noah G

Williamson, James S

Beehag, Ella Rose C

Wilson, Jade I

Bennett-Hullin, Thomas W

Bain, Samuel A

Liu, Haotian (Connor)

Zumpe,Hugo

Billman, Lauren E

Baskaran, Sajiva G

Livingstone, Nicholas J (Nick)

Years

Bird, Marcus G

Bath, Louisa E

Locke, Hunter E

Abikhair, Matilda R

Bongiorno, Dominic

Bath, Sarah L

Longden, Tessa F

Albert, Lukas M

Bradshaw, Cassidy J

Beaufoy, Rupert M

Lundy, Maddison J (Maddie)

Alexeyeff, Camilla G

Buckley, Montana G

Bell, Douglass M

Lymer, Amelia G

Andrews, Prudence R

Byrne, Darcey A

Bingham, Baxter B

Maher, Kai Sang Min Lee (Kai)

Aucote, Reuben E

Congdon, Thomas N R (Tom)

Bisinella, Felicity M

Maishman, Lily B

Bickett, Samuel D (Sam)

Connor, India A

Black, Liam A

Malone, Jessica A

Bird, Samantha E

Deans, Andy W

Blackford, Sophie

Marshall, Declan A

Bourke, Jackson D

Dragovitch, Sam M

Blakeley, Thomas (Tom)

Martin, Lachlan M

Bowyer, Emily J (Emmy)

Drummond, Archer B

Bond, Alexander J

Mathias, Olivia K

Brownless, Max W

Eddy, Atticus A

Brozina, Luke R

Mauderer, Max J F

Calvert, Phoebe J

Forrer, Claire

Brzoska, Alexander T (Alex)

Mayer, Goungunya N (Nathalie)

Cleary, Spencer M

Hall,EdenJJ

Buchanan, Jack

McDonald, Edwina W (Eddie)

Coleman, Sophie R

Hall-Sullivan, Ella

Burrell, Zara P

McDonald, Isobel R

Cullen, Bailey W

Hecker, Jasmin E (Jazz)

Cao.Hilary

McFee, Matthew (Matt)

Forsyth, Jack M

High, Reuben F S

Chalmers, Niah A

McIntyre, Sophia E

Fry,EmilyB

Howell, Ashy J

Clifford, Riley R

McWilliam, JoelD

Garner, Harriette H

Jarman, William T (Will)

Cole,MollyG

Mears.Kye A

Garner, Milly C

Jones, Anneliese R

Colls,AvahF

Mills, Madeline A (Maddy) Moon,Neo

Gorell,BenM

Kahwagi, Alyssa M

Consedine, Lily I

Griffith, Bridie J

Kean-Cohen, Olympia L

Costa, Joshua N (Josh)

Morel, Riley W

Guida,NoahJ

King, Xavier F

Coutts, Annabel P

Morgan, Audrey G

Harris, Angus (Gus) E

Kors,LucasJ

Crtalic, Astrid M

Moulin-Singer, Willow

School Roll Murphy, Trinity G

Brierly, Rosy A E

Newnham. Jack C

Nadorp-Goddard, Emerson

Briffa, Paris L

Nolan. Gabriel (Gabe)

Delahunty, Michael D

Neal,FennM

Brussow, Emily M

O'Brien, Emily J

Divola, James M

Norris, James K

Buchanan, Tiily M

Padanyi, Jacinta J

Dobie, Isobel RR

Numaitis. Bryce A

Bulford, Iona C

Page, William JR (Will)

Duan, Andrew

Pan.Amy

Burke. Nicholas P (Nickl

Parkhill, Ethan

Duffy, Liam R

Pan, Jiahe (Michael)

Byrne, Drewe P

Parks, Henry F

Evans. Olivia G

Paton, Oliver M (Ollie)

Callan, Edward N (Ed)

Paterson, James A

Falkiner, Elizabeth S (Libby)

Pawsey, Jaden L

Carlin, Kaiden T

Pawsey, Connor J

Forrer, Ken B

Perry,JackA

Carroll. Grace S

Perkins. Carly

Fraser, Benjamin (Ben)

De Young, Luke P

Powers. Sophia L

Chapman. Khianna

Philpott, Ciara J

Gadd, James A

Primmer, Ryan

Comben, Tanna P

Plowman. Orlaith M

Geary, Olivia J (Liv)

Richards, Georgie V

Conway, Nicholas C

Porte, Olivia G

Gekas. Finlay J (Fin)

Roberts, Thomas W (Tom)

Cooke, Rosie GK

Potter, Niamh G

Glover, Liam CO

Robertson, Nicholas (Nie)

Corrie Smith. Isobel R assie)

Potts, James A

Gough, Thomas W

Rodda, Henry RP

Courtnay, Oliver J

Powell, Harry M

Gregory, Xanthia A

Rodgers, Maddison

Cross, Jackson J (Jax)

Primmer, Cameron J

Gubbels, Ethan S

Rong, Jasmine Y

Crozier, Thomas D (Tom)

Quix,LisaA

Hanrahan. William MR

Rowbottom. Samuel J

Dawe. Nicholas (Nico)

Ramsey, Alex J

Hayes. Daisy

Ruggero, Ruby I

Derksen, Luke R

Rees. Wiiliam S CWilD

He,MelissaH

Sabary, Jabbar

Drayton, Felix 0

Roderick, Georgia L (Georgie)

Hill, Hamish S

Santalucia, Thomas D (Tom)

Drummond, Saxon B

Rowbottom, Rachel H

Hodge, Alexandra C (Alex) Holten, Fionn PD

Shao, Yuanzhe (Usher)

Duerden, Billy R

Ryan, Laura G

Sillitoe, Juliette RM

Edwards, Lily M

Sandner. Zoe A

Hu. Hao Qing (Simon)

Sinnott, Patrick K

Evans-Papinski. Wiiliam

Searle. Benjamin J (Ben)

Jackson. Zac

Sorensen, Will E

Gilby,LilyM

Selway, Julian M

Kay, Jackson P

Stanisich, Astrid M

Giles,EvanL

Slorach, Benjamin J (Ben)

Klein, John L (Jack)

Sycamnias, Felix

Goodall-Wilson, Noah J

Soo,OliverW

Klein, Katherine A

Thacker. Matthew J

Grana.Luke

Taylor, Mitchell L (Mitch)

Kokalis.Tom

Thompson. Lucie

Greer. Jacqueline M (Jacqui)

Thomson. Isabella R

Kurten. Jade

Thomson, William RA

Hall, Samuel W (Sam)

Townson, Benjamin (Ben)

Lever, Toby J

Thornton, AmyM

Hall-Sullivan, Xavier L

Townson, Claire E

Lewis, Jessica E (Jess)

Tierney,Lilly

Harris. Benjamin A (Ben)

Walker. Hannah C

Liu. Hsiao Tung (Alissa)

Till, Sally-Ann (Sally)

Harris, Grace E

Walsh, Eliza J

Locke, Fraser W

Tran, Ethan L

Horoch, Nicholas J

Walsh, Finn M

Lockyer, Macy

Trethewey, Thomas S (Tom)

Horoch, Patrick E

Watson, Ilah A

Longden, Sadie E

Troeth. Thomas G

Hosking, Charlotte A (Charlie)

Whitley, Amba K

Lord, Olivia H Lyall,HamishR

Unkenstein. Annabel C

Hosking, Rose M

Ye. Junqi (Jack)

Veenstra, Caitlin M

Illingworth, Oscar

Young, Lucy E

Malone, Samuel J

Vernon, Archie

Jackman, Angus R

Young, Tijanna

Marshall, Darcy J Martin, Millicent L (Millie)

Walter, Annabel L

Jennett, Harriet J

Year9

White, Patrick D

Jewell, Edward

Ali,SarahY

McArthur. Charles F (Charlie)

Whitford, Samuel W (Sam)

Jones. Lachlan H

Balaam,MimmiI

McDonald, Philippa J (Pippi) McHarry, Tyler J

Whittakers, George G J (Geordie)

Joubert, Claudia M

Barr, Eleanor A (Ellie)

Williams. Jackson F

Karavitis, Georgia F

Bartlett, Courtney N

McLachlan, Jessica A

Witherden, Sam

Koroneos, Nicholas J

Bartlett, Lachlan S

McQuinn, Sarah T

Wynhoven, Jess L

Landgraf, Jocelyn M (Joss)

Bath. Fraser T

Midgley, Charlotte A

Yang, Tianyi (Danny)

Landos. Madeline S

Batrouney, Charles N (Charlie)

Milner. Thomas N

Yeaman. Fraser H

Laurie. George RP

Belt.Amara SJ

Moorfoot, Jack A

Year8

Lazzaro, Timothy W (Tim)

Binos. Olympia J

Morgan, Esther M

Ablkhair. Oscar J

Lockwood, Skye A

Blundy Jones. Laura

Morrison. Claire GM

Adams, Georgia P

Loftus. Jessica N

Boness, Tara B

Morwood, James AH (Jamie)

Adams, Lara R

Lyons. Tielle R

Brown, Georgia R

Murphy, Oliver DC

Aker, Chan BA

Maceroni-Zarafa, Samuel K

Brozina, Caleb R

Neville, Jessica CV

Aker,NgorBA

Marshall-Ramsay, Tillie J

Brzoska, Josephine A (Josie)

Nguyen, Danny

Al-Musawi, Hadi

Mathews, Lily L

Bunker. Thomas

O'Connor. Katherine J (Katie)

Alhadi, Sarah

McCoy, Luke J

Burke, WilliamR H (Will)

Osborne. Isabella M

Alvarez de Toledo, Oliver M

McLaughlin, Lucy M

Burrell, Nyah Z

Osborne, Lachlan D

Anderson, William R

Miao,Jialin

Chen.Cindy

Pekin-Schlicht, Ruby J

Baensch, Eva LE R

Middleton, Charles O (Charlie)

Clark, Catherine A

Perry, Luke E Phung, Tristan J

Bagnara, Emily L

Milner, Michelle A (Ellie)

Coaby-Powell. Mikala

Batten. Olivia R

Mitchell, Charlie E

Cole. Jonathon E

Pullin,EllaJ

Beaumont, Cecile C

Molloy, Marcus P

Colls,LuxeL

Rau, Jonathan E

Billings, Laura R

Morel, Tahlia R

Congdon, Lachlan W (Lachie)

Richardson, Charlie J

Blampied, Emma K

Morgan, Lily J

Couchman, Travis A

Robinson, Behlana R

Blight, Penelope A

Morphy, Harry E

Coutts, Blake TB

Rong, Yiming (Rain)

Booker. Alex K

Nagle. Joseph M (Joey)

Cox,NedW

Ruggero, Olivia G

Bowlen, Antonia B

Neale. Jackson T

Crowe, Alexander AW

Salveson. Madeleine R

Boyce, Calum

Neerhut, Luca

Cullen. Morgan G

Sands, Cooper

School Roll Sayers. Isabel R

Gao. Nathan J

Perry; Brianna T

Schumacher, Tamara J

Glover, James A 0

Potter. Lily B

Bulford, Hamish W J

Schurmann, Tiana J

Goldsack, Claire E

Proebstl, Nicholas AM

Burke, Thomas L (Tom) Campbell, Jessica

Brown, Harrison T

Skene, Ebony

Gow,RubyM

Radalj, Rory J

Spikers. Euan P

Greene. Georgia MG

Reedy; Taylia

Carr. William J M

Sprague. Charlie I

Greer. Isabel (Izzy) J

Rees. Angus M

Carroll. Grace M Carruthers. Jeremy

Stanisich, Jasper A

Hanley; Leo S

Rinck, Antonia M

Sun, Xiaofeng (Sam)

Harris, Mia R

Rose. Claudia F

Casey; Emma J F

Sutherland, Lachlan I A

Harris, Sam C

Russell, Dominique B

Castles, Tyler R

Synoradzki. Andrew W

Haskett, Cooper T

Russell, Summer J

Cayzer, Laura J

Thacker. William J

Hedditch. Chloe A

Ryan, Michaela J

Chappell. Maxwell N (Max)

Thornton. Jack A

Helm, Nikita A (Nikki)

Savage, Gemma K

Cheatley; Claudia E

Toi, Sophie A J

Henderson. Jack P

Sefton. Roxana J (Roxy)

Cheung, Ka Man (Veronica)

Treloar, Ruby MF

Ho, Wing Y (Winnie)

Shannon, Eliza M

Cleaver, Jala L

Trinh. An Bao (An)

Holdsworth, Jack A

Shaw,SallyG

Comben. Kyle J

Troop, Keeley P

Horoch, Charles F (Charlie)

Sillitoe, Edward HM

Coutts, Samuel M (Sam)

Urquhart, Georgia L

Horvat, Neve T

Skuza, Declan J

Cox,LilyC

Vagg,RoryF

Hosking, Cooper D S

Smith, Bronte E

Crozier. Charles W (Charlie)

Vincent. Grace MP

Hosking, Lochie J S

Stewart. Grace E

Crozier. Sam E F

White. Georgia C

Hughes, Kelly S

Sun.JasonX

Cullen, Kade N

White. Samuel D (Sam)

Hui, Tsz Kei (Zoe)

Sutterby; Paige L

Cunningham. Phoebe J

Whitford, Annabel J

Hutchins, Henry RR

Taylor, Patrick W (Paddy)

Davie, Jade M

Willett, Fergus J

Jamieson, Jacqueline (Jacqui)

Tehan, Isabelle M Cissy)

Dawe,MaxF

Williams. Angus J

Jing, Danmei (Eden)

Thomas. Isabella CR (Issy)

Dong, Zhiyou (Annie)

Witherden. Max B

Johnston. George W

Tierney; Isabel J

Dow, Jordan CJordy)

Wood, Samuel (Sam)

Jones. Mitchell L

Townson. William R (Will)

Eddy;ReillyW

Wright, Tyler I

Kaps,JuliaJ

Truscott. Milla

Edwards, Jordan (Jordy)

Wynter, Lachlan K

Kay; Albert H (Albie)

Turnbull, Laura J

Evans, Madeline K (Maddie)

Yang, Rui (Ray)

Kemp, Nicholas

Unkenstein, Henry D (Harry)

Falkiner. Andrew J H (Andy)

Yates. Chloe R

Kors.AlecJ

Van Nooten. Ella

Farrow. Andrea

YearlO

Lai, Lok Kei (Joman)

Walmsley; Sophie L

Fernandez. Mollie

Adams, Lachlan J

Lai,LokMan(Joey)

Walter, Lachlan G

Fitzpatrick, Jessica M

Alfrink, Zaya

Landos. Mikhail K

Wang, Shiying (Wendy)

Fowler. Brittany R

Allen,SamL

Lawson. Eliza C

Ward, Kaitlyn R

Fraser, Elizabeth (Liesei)

Bagnara, Matthew J

Liang, Shaoai (Alice)

Watson. India A

Furphy; Emma G

Bell,IanW

Liu.Andrew

Weetman, Dixie J

Fyffe, Lucy M

Bennett-Hullin. James S

Luke, Oscar J

West,JakeT

Gorell. Emma J

Bond. Grace I

Lyons. Calden P

Whittakers. William PM (Paddy)

Gorell.JamesM

Boyce. Jared C

Mackay; Nicholas J

Wood. Victoria C (Tori)

Gough, Sophie E

Wylie, Scott C

Goy; Rachael L

Braslis, Eve C

Mahon. Leyton SJ

Breer, Harry

Malone, Oscar J

Yang, Tianpei (Thomas)

Grace-Long, Caitlyn R

Brown. Liam G

Manning, Hamish DE

Yelland, Dylan

Gregory; Alexander B-S Guthrie. Katherine A (Kate)

Brown. Simone E

Manton. Oliver H

Yu. Xiao Rui CReenie)

Brownless. Oscar A

Mathews. Cooper W

Zebra-Hutchins. Billy S

Hall,EmilyJ

Buchanan, Ruby L

Mauderer, Aleisha A

Zhang, Yu (David)

Hayes. Harry C

Carey; William GM

Mayer, Titania E

Zheng, Huanming (Edward)

Hemy;LukeJ

Carr, Maddison CG

McDonald, Angus CA

Yearn

Higgins, Sally D

Cashman. Lachlan SH

McDonald. Thomas A (Torn)

Alfrink. Iman

Ho.Justin SH

Cashman. Rose P

McFee. Emma L

Ali. Nicholas

Holroyd, Sean T

Chairattanamanokorn. Siwat (Boss)

McIntyre. Edward A (Ned)

Allan, Brayden S

Holten. Briana E (Bibi)

Chalmers. Liam N

McKenna. Reilly

Alveal. Leonardo (Leo) E

Howie. Alexandra G (Ally)

Christian. Amy R

McKinnon. Georgia E (Georgie)

Anderson. Olivia G

Hunter. Jamira

Cole, James T

McLaughlin, Molly R

Arc-Dekker, Edith ER

Hurley; Patrick J

Consedine, Charlotte M

McMaster, Charlotte O

Baensch, Lachlan R

Iredell, Patrick G

Conway; Sam E

Mei, Yi (Jack)

Balaam. Lilli A

Jackman, Matthew RF

Costa. Paige

Miao.AllenF

Batarilo. Benjamin (Ben)

Jackson. Dayne

Courtnay; Sebastian T

Mitchell. Hugh J

Baxter. Suzanne V

Jess. Samuel F (Sam)

Curnow, Daniel J

Murrihy; Layla V

Beaumont-Kelly; Oscar

Kelly; Harry W

Day; Monique L

Neate, Brittany T

Bell, Ashley M

King, Thomas (Torn)

Deahl, Matthew J

Newton, Alicia C

Bett, Morgan F J

Knuckey; William A

Doery; Edwina A

Newton, Bryce W

Billings, Christopher J

Kovacev: Mark A

Dowling, Matthew J (Matt)

Ng.Arthur

Bingham. Jasper L

Langley; Charles ES (Charlie) Layik. Nuriye M (Melis)

Drummond, Felix B

Nicholson. Genevieve H

Blakeley; Charles (Charlie)

Duerden, Neive M

Norton, James

Blight, Alexander H

Lazarus. Maxwell S (Max)

Edgar, Zara L

Ohyama, Marisa

Blond, Stephen C (Charlie)

Leahy; Maggie L

Fitzgerald. Bentley J

Padanyi, Endre R

Blundy Jones. Meg

Leigh, Angus J

Flanagan. Thomas P

Page, Thomas MM

Boness. Katya M

Liu. Hoi Ki (Apple)

Flitton, Palmer

Panagodage, Dinali DB P (Devmy)

Boyd, Angus L (Gus)

Longden. Angus J

Foley; Cary E

Pereira. Aurelia Z

Braslis. Ethan D

Maishman. Nicholas H CNickl

School Roll Malishev, Matthew J

Walpole. Thomas A (Tom)

Furphy, Harry PR

Savage, Lachlan J

Man, Long Uack)

Waterhouse, James D

George, Davis R

Sayers, Aaron JC Schultz, Carl A

Manton, Nicholas W

Waters, Blair R

Goldsack, Andrew J

Mapleson, Bridget E

Watson, Sherry

Gomes, Aaron E

Sefton, Ebony M

McArthur, Millicent S (Millie)

West, Alexander PW

Goninon. Mitchell R

Seller, Xavier O

McCailum, Hamish J E

Whittem. Lucas

Goodear, Samuel O (Sam)

Shaw, WilliamM (Wilil

McDonald, James A

Wiener, Monique A

Gorell,ZoeV

Shembrey, Tom C

McDonald, Louise C

Witherden, Alex J

Goy, Michelle L

Sheridan, Jack H

McGrath, Rebecca A

Wootton, Charlie K

Greene, Isabella GA (Bella)

Skuza, Joshua C

McKie. Hamish A

Wright, Thomas B

Grossnickle, Elliott Z

Slattery, Jock M

McKindlay, Dougal G

Wynter. Chloe J

Hanrahan. Elizabeth G

Smith, Sarah E

McMaster, Kennedy R

You.Amy

Hewitt, Helena J

Snarskis. Austin P

McNamara, Bridget M

Year12

Hipwell, Lachlan J

Speakman, Kate E

McQuinn, Phillipa I

Allen, Georgie M

Ho.Johnson

Summers, Isobel Jazzy)

McRae-Palmer, Jonah J

Ao, Ka Chon (Kelvin)

Hosking, Georgia M

Sycamnias. Tamara

Midgley, Thomas R (Tom)

Barr, Cameron D (Cam)

Humphries, James A

Ta-Chun Su, Albert

Milner, Lucinda G

Bath, Rebecca J

Hutchins, Jemima G

Thorne, Philippa A

Minahan. Lachlan S

Beatty-Kiss. Miranda G

Hvidberg, Sam H

Threadgold, Emma J

Molloy, Patrick F

Bell,LukeW

Ingram. Celine T

Tso. Yu (Michael)

Moody, Catherine J (Cate)

Bennett, Lachlan G

Ioannou, Amanda R

Unkenstein. Georgina E (Georgie)

Morgan, Daniel J B

Bennison, Isabelle J

Jackson, Emily J

Van lngen, Riley J M

Morris, Angela K

Berry, Alexandra S (Alex)

Jenkins, Bryce C

Vaughan, Tom

Morrison, William GM (Will)

Berton, Elana M

Jennett, Rose E

Walmsley, Edward J

Morrow. Alexander S

Bingham. Cooper A

Johnston. Jack W

Wang.Irene

Morwood, Lachlan H

Bird, Matthew R

Joubert, Emelie L

Wang, Yawen (Ellen)

Murray, Thomas I

Blake, Connor T

Kaps, Fabian J

Ward, Shannessy M

Nation, Fiona J

Blundy Jones, Jesse

Kay, Charlotte N

Weaver, Sophie M

Nelson, Alexander DB (Sandy)

Bourke, Erin P

Kent-Spark, Meg H

Willett, Larry H

Brierly, Abby A J

Klein, Elizabeth M

Witcombe, Darcy I

Newnham. Grace N Newnham. Sophie J

Brown. Nina L

Klein. Sophie J

Wong, Hin Sum (Samuel)

Nicholas, Noah V M

Bucek,MaxR

Kontelj, Davis J

Wong, Hoi Lam (Tiffany)

O'Connor, Chloe G

Bunker, Ronald M (Roni)

Kreidl, Alannah M

Wong, Martin

O'Leary, Jordan P

Burchett, Hannah

Ling, Steven

Wood.Ella

Paterson-Dunn, Tia CW

Burns, Lewis J

Livermore, Jesse H

Wootton, Angelica A

Patrick, Amelia E

Caithness, Kirsten S

Lyall.Paige

Wootton, Jake J

Philpott, Grant

Calvert, John J (Jack)

Lyons, Baxter S

Wright, Lewis M (Lewy)

Potts. Constance J

Campbell. Katie-Rose

Mackay, Callum M

Wu, Ka Yu (David)

Powell,AmeliaM

Chen.Beata

Malone. Benjamin M

Xu.Isabella

Rochow, Hollie J

Cheng, Lok Him (Gawin)

McAllister, Mitchell B

Xu. Jiayi (Joey)

Russell, Molly K

Cheung, Cherry C

McDonald, Lachlan J

Yip, Tze Hang (Adrian)

Sadler, Maysie F

Chrimes, MacKenzie P

McDowell, Nicolas GT

Young, Sophie K

Santalucia, Eliza G

Cincotta, Alex

McPherson, Lachlan D

Schilder. Darby

Clark, Olivia L

Merrillees-Larsen. Robert J H

Schutt, Callum I

Clark, Sophie B

Mirabelli. Corey A

Seabridge, Zara

Clifton, Alyx S

Mitchell, Jake E

Sebastian, Noah B

Clutterbuck, Brandon J Y N

Moran, Lillian E (Lilli)

Shannon, Harry M

Coles, Samuel D (Sam)

Morgan, Jacob M

Simson. Samantha L

Colman. Madalyn T

Nagle, Patrick J

Spencer. Ashleigh C

Comben. Leon W

Narita. Darcy T

Spikers, Mason P

Consedine, Xavier L

Nash, Emily S

Stanisich. Remy G

Conway, Claudia L

Neville. Ashley J

Stapleton, Mardi

Crawley, Claudia I

Newton. Abbey M

Stewart, Jessica

Crozier, Lachlan DA (Lachie)

Ng, Jonathan Y

Stokie, Lachlan R

Dalton, Harry J K

O'Connor, Thomas J

Suter.Meg

De Young, Arcadia J

Osborne, Georgina L (Georgie)

Symons. Aidan T

Deahl, Thomas E

Osburn, Blake A

Synoradzki. Matthew J

Deppeler. Cody B

Peebles. Laura H

Tam, Yat Hei (Hayden)

Dixon, Emma J

Pereira, Tansy L

Taylor, Lachlan

Doery, Georgia P

Perry, Morgan T

Tehan,LilyK

Dowling, Mitchell J

Porter, Samuel L

Torode, Ian T (Tim)

Duffield, William A (Will)

Proebstl, Tiahna E

Trescowthick. Mimi E

Fincham. Beau C

Radalj, Oscar M

Turnbull, Liam R

Finlay, Rebecca C

Reja,Kasra

Urquhart, Sara B

Fitzgerald, Amelia A

Robinson, Benjamin A (Ben)

Van Someren, Indiana Cindi)

Fordham, Eliza

Roe, Thomas GM (Tom)

Vernon, Flynn J

Forshaw, Grace M

Ruby, David G

Vincent, Alan G F (George)

Fowler. Robert S

Ruffin, Matthew JC

Walder, Alana B

Frank.Hugo

Russell. Sam G

Walder, Bethany

Fuller. Bradley C (Brad)

Rutherford, Ela Y