Farrer

We did our best on Sports Day. Farrer

Head of House Miss Sarah Moss

House Tutors Mrs Nola Mohtar Year 11 – Mr Daniel Sanderson-Wehrli Year 12 – Mr Nathan McGrath

House Captains Leah Varelias Chloe Underwood

House Leaders Connor Schories Ben Clemas Stavros Varelias Ruby Aitken Most House Points Years 7/8 – Talitha Collinson and Mitchel Payne Years 9/10 – Ben Clemas and Chloe Underwood

Effort Awards Year 7 – Talitha Collinson Year 8 – Alyssa Jerram Year 9 – Harliai Curthoys-Davies Year 10 – Emily Jerram

Academic Achievements Year 7 – Charlotte Jenkin Year 8 – Alyssa Jerram Year 9 – Harliai Curthoys-Davies Year 10 – Emily Jerram

House Commitments Years 7/8 – Talitha Collinson Years 9/10 – Chloe Underwood Sports Persons of the Year Years 7/8 – Stavros Varelias Years 9/10 – Harliai Curthoys-Davies

Cultural Persons of the Year Years 7/8 – Ruby Aitken Years 9/10 – Ben Clemas

Graduating Year 10 Students Holly Dragon, Emily Jerram, Liam Judd, Zoe Mathew, Bradley Moreland, Peter Moreland, Connor Schories, Chloe Underwood, Leah Varelias

Graduating Year 12 Students William Copley, Liam Dawson, Jordan Martin, Lucas Robinson, Taylor Sparkes, Caleb Stead, Angelia Varelias

Seated Row: Rebekah Penaluna, Harliai Curthoys-Davies, Mollie Lehman, Holly Aldridge, Chloe Underwood, Leah Varelias, Alanah Ward, Emilee Freer, Talitha Collinson, Amelia Gevers Second Row: Ben Clemas, Tyson Kerr, Dylan McGrath, Patrick Anderson, Peter Moreland, Emily Jerram, Liam Judd, Sean Baines, Alyssa Jerram, Finn Bloffwitch, Emma Morrison Third Row: Mitchel Payne, Ruby Aitken, Lukas Hetzel, Ashleigh Schulz, Stavros Varelias, Connor Schories, Jack Brander, Jonty Stengewis, Bradley Moreland, Nathan Zimmermann, Charlotte Jenkin Absent: Zoe Mathew Teachers: Miss Sarah Moss, Mrs Nola Mohtar

We’ve had highs and lows both on and off the sporting field but have learned a great deal about what it means to work as a team. We can safely say that we did our best on Sports Day and although the competition was fierce we supported each other and pulled together to achieve eleventh place. Some special mentions for Sports Day go to the following students: • Ashleigh Schulz U/14 girls placed 2nd • Harliai Curthoys-Davies

U/14 girls placed 3rd Farrer also proudly watched on as Harliai Curthoys-Davies and Ashleigh Schulz broke the U/14 girls 1500m record and the U/14 girls High Jump record respectively. In Cross Country, Farrer House was fortunate enough to have Harliai Curthoys-Davies place first in the U/14 girls, Dylan McGrath place third in the U/15 boys. Swimming Carnival is always a challenge for Farrer House but for those students who attended, it was a positive experience where teamwork was paramount. The Farrer Family are lucky to have dedicated members who embody the family motto, work hard and try their best. These people carried Farrer House through the Swimming Carnival to achieve eighth place in participation. Once again, Harliai Curthoys-Davies achieved an outstanding result in first place for the U/14 girls and Mollie Lehman achieved second place; also for the U/14 girls. Performing Arts was an interesting and creative affair where we recreated the American Presidential Campaign. Of course there was Hillary Clinton (Ruby Aitken) on one side and Donald Trump (Ben Clemas) on the other. Students made creative choices to wear the colours of the American flag, which showed a clear division with red on one side and blue on the other. The end result was very effective with a sea of red and blue which clearly defined the different sides of the campaign. Overall, the Farrer Family have had an interesting and memorable year. Mrs Mohtar has continued to support us in her role as House Tutor and the House Captains, Leah Varelias and Chloe Underwood, as well as the leadership team, worked hard to leave a positive legacy. We look forward to what challenges next year will bring, which we know we can face with confidence when we work together as a team.

Miss Sarah Moss Head of Farrer House