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CLASS OF 2023

INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS PREMIER’S ALL ROUNDER AWARD

Michelle Hayes received the Premier’s All Rounder Award with Band 6 (or E4 scores in 10 or more Units of study.

TOP ACHIEVERS IN COURSE Subject Biology

Textiles and Design Primary Industries Examination

English Extension 1

Textiles and Design

Name Xiaolu (Tina) Fan

Michelle Hayes

Benjamin Smith Joseph Denman

Sophie Heath

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of services. Conveyed through woven wool, printmaking and embroidery, it somehow reached out to the viewer with a nostalgia of familiarity and loss. I congratulate her for evident dedication and perseverance to produce work of such a high standard, and also recognize the mentorship of her teacher, Toni Bilton, and the support of our Technical Assistant Matthew Thomas. Annie can be proud of having so successfully conveyed a deeply personal issue with such resonance. The work will be on display in the CLASS OF 2023 fantastic Cowra Regional Gallery in 2024 as part of the Art Express exhibition.

NOMINATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

students to develo musicalit from the in ENCO performa

Congratu Bloomfi Zachary Toby Go and cong Music 1.

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Annie Dedman’s work, Rural Realities was also selected for ENCORE is a selection of performances and compositions from HSC Music students.

ARTEXPRESS. Annie’s first-hand experience at seeing the diminishing services in Nyngan provided a rich source of Performance imagery for the work. It was a loving but concerned cry for We are exceptionally proud of this year’s HSC Music help from rural communities afflicted with the gradual loss students, who have worked with diligence and maturity of services. Conveyed through woven wool, printmaking to develop both excellent technical skills and beautiful and embroidery, it somehow reached out to the viewer musicality on their respective instruments. Six students with a nostalgia of familiarity and loss. I congratulate her from the class of 2023 have been nominated for inclusion for evident dedication and perseverance to produce work of such a high standard, and also recognize the mentorship in ENCORE, NESA’s showcase of exemplary HSC performances. of her teacher, Toni Bilton, and the support of our Technical Assistant Matthew Thomas. Annie can be proud Congratulations to Oliver Wong (Clarinet), Max of having so successfully conveyed a deeply personal issue Bloomfield (Marimba, Vibraphone, unpitched Percussion), with such resonance. The work will be on display in the Zachary Annett (French horn), Michelle Hayes (Violin) and fantastic Cowra Regional Gallery in 2024 as part of the Art Toby Gough (Bassoon) from Music 2 & Extension Music OnSTAGE Express exhibition. and congratulations to Jock Litchfield (Drum Kit) from Music 1.

The School received ten OnSTAGE Nominations for

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this Year’sComposition HSC Drama cohort. OnSTAGE is a Showcase of outstanding major works from the 2023 Dramawho Congratulations to Music 2 student Max HSC Bloomfield, has an ENCORE nomination course. All ofreceived our Drama students; Sylviafor decomposition.

Graaff, Toby Max’s vibrant composition was Noble, written for marimba, Gough, Oscar McLaughlin, James Max Reidy and vibraphone and multi-percussion.

Kelvin Tang, each received a nomination for their Group Showcase SelectionSylvia, Toby, Oscar and James Performances.

In addition Bloomfield been selected toPerformances. perform in the were alsoMax nominated forhas their Individual ENCORE Showcase at the Opera House in 2024.

This is a significant achievement and a wonderful recognition of their immense talent, hard work, dedication and creativity. We are extremely proud of these students!

Bravo and well done!

OnSTAGE

The School received ten OnSTAGE Nominations for this Year’s HSC Drama cohort. OnSTAGE is a Showcase of outstanding major works from the 2023 HSC Drama course. All of our Drama students; Sylvia de Graaff, Toby Gough, Oscar McLaughlin, James Noble, Max Reidy and Kelvin Tang, each received a nomination for their Group Performances. In addition Sylvia, Toby, Oscar and James were also nominated for their Individual Performances.

This is a significant achievement and a wonderful recognition of their immense talent, hard work, dedication and creativity. We are extremely proud of these students!

Bravo and well done!

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NOMINATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS TEXTILES AND DESIGN: TEXSTYLE

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY: SHAPE

Congratulations to Sophie Heath, who has been selected Congratulations to all 15 of our HSC Industrial Technology for the Textiles and Design, Texstyle exhibition. The students who were nominated for the SHAPE exhibition, TEXStyle HSC Exhibition is an annual event which has been an annual exhibition of outstanding Major Projects by held for over 15 years, designed to showcase excellence HSC students. This is an endorsement of the ambition and promote Textiles and Design in both the education and dedication of the students undertaking the course, and2023 wider communities. It provides opportunities for the wonderful staff (Simon Lun and Peter Finlay) who CLASS OF students and teachers to engage with exemplary work support our students, and the great facilities available samples and deepen teaching practice to drive improved in the School’s’ new Technology Centre for Metals and student outcomes.

Engineering.

NOMINATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Our outstanding students are: Nicholas Agnew, Archie Baldwinson, Mack Johnston, Blake Jones, Carter Kirby, Henry Molloy, Harry Nuthall, Thomas Patton, Dudley INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY: SHAPE Shepherd, Benjamin Smith, Hugh Warren, William Wright, Congratulations all 15 of our HSC Industrial Technology Lachlan Coleman, to William Deshon, Thomas Storer. students who were nominated for the SHAPE exhibition, The following Industrial Technology students were an annual exhibition of outstanding Major Projects by shortlisted for consideration in Shape, for exhibition in HSC students. This is an endorsement of the ambition 2024: Lachlan Coleman, William Deshon, Thomas Storer. and dedication of the students undertaking the course, TEXTILES ANDstaff DESIGN: SHAPE the wonderful (Simon Lun and Peter Finlay) who support our students, and the great facilities available Congratulations to the following Textiles and Design in the School’s’ new Technology Centre for Metals and Students who were nominated for SHAPE 2024: Michelle Engineering.

Hayes, Sophie Heath, Greta Bourne, Juliette Hart, Daisy

Our outstanding students are: Nicholas Agnew, Archie Jones, Bella Sinclair.

Baldwinson, Mack Johnston, Blakefor Jones, Carter Kirby, Sophie Heath was also shortlisted SHAPE. Henry Molloy, Harry Nuthall, Thomas Patton, Congratulations go to Michelle Hayes, who wasDudley selected Shepherd, Benjamin Smith, Hugh Warren, William Wright, for the exhibition, which will open on 19 March 2024 at Pier Lachlan Coleman, William Deshon, Thomas Storer.

2/3, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct, Sydney.)

The following Industrial Technology students were shortlisted for consideration in Shape, for exhibition in 2024: Lachlan Coleman, William Deshon, Thomas Storer.

NOMINATION HAT TRICK

In a first for the School, Toby Gough achieved three nominations in 2023, with nominations TEXTILES AND DESIGN: TEXSTYLE for ENCORE for Music, and OnStage for both his Individual and Group work.

Congratulations to Sophie Heath, who has been selected STANSW 2023 YOUNG SCIENTIST for the Textiles and Design, Texstyle PROGRAM exhibition. The TEXStyle HSC Exhibition is an annual event which has been held for over 15 years, designed to showcase excellence and promote Textiles and Design in both the education and wider communities. It provides opportunities for students and teachers to engage with exemplary work samples and deepen teaching practice to drive improved student outcomes.

NOMINATION HAT TRICK

In a first for the School, Toby Gough achieved three nominations in 2023, with nominations for ENCORE for Music, and OnStage for both his Individual and Group work.

STANSW 2023 YOUNG SCIENTIST PROGRAM

TEXTILES AND DESIGN: SHAPE

Congratulations to the following Textiles and Design Students who were nominated for SHAPE 2024: Michelle Hayes, Sophie Heath, Greta Bourne, Juliette Hart, Daisy Jones, Bella Sinclair.

Sophie Heath was also shortlisted for SHAPE. Congratulations go to Michelle Hayes, who was selected for the exhibition, which will open on 19 March 2024 at Pier 2/3, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct, Sydney.)

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The Science Teachers Association of New South Wales (STANSW) and the Young Scientist Committee recently announced the winners of the 2023 STANSW Young Scientist Program. A special congratulations goes to Phoebe Gordon, who was highly commended in the 2023 Rural Young Scientist of the Year award for her study, The Impact of Environmental pH on the Regeneration and Mortality of an Undescribed Planarian Species Endemic to Mt Canobolas Planarians.

The Science Teachers Association of New South Wales (STANSW) and the Young Scientist Committee recently announced the winners of the 2023 STANSW Young Scientist Program. A special congratulations goes to KINROSS WOLAROIPhoebe SCHOOL |Gordon, 14 who was highly commended in the 2023 Rural Young Scientist of the Year award for her study, The Impact of Environmental pH on the Regeneration and

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Kinross Wolaroi School strives to serve our students and community across the generations.

This privileged responsibility is inspired by Vision, driven by Mission and underpinned by Values.

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