Rooty Hill High School - Excellence Assembly 2023 Achievements

2023 Achievements PRINCIPAL’S EXCELLENCE ASSEMBLY ADDRESS Friday 9 February 2024 Welcome to the Rooty Hill High School Annual Excellence Assembly, celebrating the achievements of the students, the school and the community in 2023. Welcome to students, ex-students, families, community guests and a special welcome to Year 7.

Today, just over 150 students, 5 staff and 8 community members will be recognised for outstanding achievements in 2023. I want to acknowledge the support of our community and, particularly thank our Elders for their ongoing support of the school.

As principal I want to highlight some of our major achievements and the stories of 2023: • The school received the Public Education Foundation, Secretary’s Award for Outstanding School Achievement for Professional Next Practice, demonstrating that what the adults and students do together matters, and when the adults change their practice, the whole school shifts. We proudly launched the Professional Practice website to share our professional work and practice with educators across the world and our work was recognised in requests to participate in case studies, new programs and to host national and international visits with principals and academics from New Zealand and Japan.

• There is evidence of excellence in the school plan where we completed and embedded 17 three-year projects that made a difference (see situational analysis for 2024-2027 plan and 2023 Annual Report) across three strategic directions (SD1, 2 and 3).

• Rigorous reading and writing (SD1) • New approaches to numeracy (SD1) • New curriculum implementation – with teaching teams • Assessment, marking and feedback (SD1) • HSC pathways and HSC strategy (SD1) • Capabilities (SD1) • Inclusive Practice (SD1) • Restorative Teacher Practice (SD1) • Improved Attendance (SD2) • Relational pedagogies and the 4Rs (SD1, SD2, executive and wellbeing teams) • Educational Pathways program and learning transfer (SD2) • Academic subject goals and student self-reporting (SD2) • Learner profiles (SD2) • External evidence sets (SD3) • Aboriginal Education and cultural awareness (SD3) • Next practice leadership for improved practice – when the adults change (SD3) • External validation (SD3) • There is evidence through the School Operations Plan that we met milestones in each of the 11 operational and management areas of the school. This included significant asset renewal, including a new Science laboratory and Art Studio, improved practice in wellbeing and personalised learning, new 1

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assessment polices, revised Professional Development Plans and Practices, and professional practice and new equity initiatives.

In the Department of Education External Validation, the school demonstrated 13 of the 14 elements at excelling and received outstanding feedback from the Director of Educational Leadership and panel. This was the third external validation where the school was rated among the best run and most effective government schools in the state.

Students made significant progress (growth) and performance (attainment) on internal and external measures including in the HSC results and the school met its HSC targets for the number of students in the top 3 bands of the HSC. We also met attendance targets and made progress on all other measures.

I want to note the many successful staff and student teams including the Open Girls Volleyball Team and the Haka Warriors team, both of whom won major competitions.

Four of the staff were nominated for the Executive Director’s Awards – Lauren Doidge, Catherine Lucas, Angus Shephard and Tori Middlebrook. Tori Middlebrook was recognised at the Awards presentation for her excellence as a classroom teacher and young leader in Aboriginal Education.

Our students and staff continued to partner with The Origin Foundation, “Learning Creates”, “Real Schools”, “PERU”, universities, and other partners delivering bespoke learning and transition programs. I would like to acknowledge and thank Professor Smita Shah OAM for her long-standing support of the school. She and her husband have donated funds to the school to sponsor the award for the Team of the Year for the next 5 years.

As I said last year, we retain a strong focus on our values, culture, platforms and change projects in the face of considerable external challenge, new policies and initiatives.

In 2023, we chose the value of Respect and Responsibility as the core value of the year and we added Restoration and Resilience. We called these 4 underpinning frameworks the 4Rs, and we said we would demonstrate them in our language, behaviour, mindsets, and culture that we are respectful, responsible, restorative, and resilient. We said we would continue to make good choices, avoid blaming others and always seek opportunity to find new and innovative ways to ensure the best for each and for all our students.

We used data based on student behaviour and feedback to introduce the RIOT (Resilience in our Teens) program and continued to work towards best practice in student agency.

We are proud of our student culture and the ways our students work with us to set goals and achieve them. We are proud we rebuilt our culture and commitment to giving every student the opportunity to do his or her best.

For 2024, we will be taking our next step as a schoolcommunity. We will introduce a new school plan and design a range of new projects to improve and innovate our practice.

We will continue to focus on new curriculum, capabilities and dispositions, student learning journeys through new ways of reporting, and new pathways programs, improving classroom practice, digital literacy and learning with artificial intelligence (AI).

We will also have a new core value for 2024 – Teamwork and Leadership. Based on evidence from the last 3 years we know that our most successful work and learning is done when we work together.

A successful team: • Has a common purpose • Shares the same values • Speaks the same language • Follows the same rituals • Supports each member of the team school including outliers • Has set norms, rules and practices • Has common behaviours • Puts the team first Our students and the ongoing culture of working together as part of #TeamRootyHill is one of the greatest strengths of our school and school-community and I want to welcome Year 7 to our team.

In 2024, we will continue to use the “teams” strategy that has been so effective in establishing this school’s leaders and leadership at all levels in the past.

The award winners here today represent so much more than their individual achievements – they represent the future of this community, and they speak for the best that public secondary education can provide when we all work together.

Congratulations to all our award winners, their teachers and families.

Ms Christine Cawsey AM – Principal

STAFF & COMMUNITY AWARDS Leadership for Learning Awards In 2009, ACER published a book written by the school principal called Learning for Leadership based on the story of the school's leadership in professional practice.

The proceeds of the book are now used to give this award, an award given to a teacher in the school who, in the opinion of the principal and deputy principals has demonstrated exemplary leadership as a classroom teacher and leader of teachers.

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Deborah Cunningham In 2023, this award recognises the importance of specialist teaching roles.

Deborah has been the school’s Careers Adviser since 2017, after working in a range of teaching roles since 1996. Her role is highly specialised and fundamental to the achievement of our school’s purposes.

As her role has become more complex, Deborah has used her expertise to initiate and implement a range of Pathways programs that have ensured the school’s purpose to give every student the opportunity to do his or her best.

Deborah has recognised that, in a highly successful comprehensive high school, students and their families want and need a range of careers programs that address their skills, aspirations and life goals.

As a result, Deborah has worked closely with the school’s senior executive, executive staff and teachers to identify targeted and personalised pathways. In 2023, she coordinated a range of targeted programs with TAFE, private providers, universities, employer organisations and the Educational Pathways Program.

Neighbourhood schools, he designed and delivered the highly successful Gifted Gateway program for 2023. His expertise in working with colleagues, his attention to detail and his genuine interest in learning every student, ensured that the program engaged the students and their families while, at the same time creating powerful learning moments.

In giving David this award, the school would particularly want to recognise his contributions to staff professional learning and the design and delivery of the school’s IDEAL writing platform. David has worked closely to lead colleagues in learning about the deconstruction of questions and the application of sophisticated strategies that help students improve the quality of their writing and achieve higher grades.

David, as a teacher and professional leader inspires confidence, values collective efficacy and is determined to see the library, not just as a place to borrow books, but as an essential service targeted at better learning for all.

Deborah was a key point of contact for parents, carers and families when students wanted an opportunity to transition from school in Years 10, 11 or 12. She managed individual transition plans while making significant contributions to the school’s strategic plan, award winning programs and the school’s outstanding external validation.

Deborah’s relentless work to give every student an opportunity and her enormous commitment to finding innovative ways to make that happen; combined with her determination that others are acknowledged for their work with students, makes her an influential leader in the school and wider networks.

Our staff, students and families are privileged to work with Deborah and thank her for her leadership of learning in Careers, transitions and pathways.

David Proctor In 2023, this award recognises the importance of specialist teaching roles.

David Proctor was appointed to Rooty Hill High School as school librarian in July 2022, after a highly successful career as a geography and humanities teacher with a powerful voice in the Geography Teachers Association.

In his relatively short time as librarian, David has used his expertise to lead for learning, to work with colleagues and to create a range of new and innovative programs for students and staff.

In designing innovative programs for students, David took the concept for a program to link gifted and potentially gifted students in Years 5 – 8. Working with the Learning

Parents & Citizens Association and School Council Award for Outstanding Community Contribution – Haka Warrior Program Volunteers In 2013, the school’s Parents & Citizens Association (P&C) commissioned an award to be presented by the P&C and parent community to a student, staff member, parent, alumni or community partner whose work for the school community has made a significant difference to the school.

In 2023, our school community faced challenges and opportunities as a result of social and economic changes.

With the support of the Police Citizens Youth Club, a large group of students were able to participate in the Western Sydney Haka Warrior Program and competition. Over many weeks the PCYC coordinators, Raisa Lea’ana and Rhys Tamaka, worked with other volunteers to give students, their families and the Pacifica community hours of cooking, mentoring and community engagement.

This award recognises the following volunteers and thanks them for their outstanding commitment and contribution.

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This award also recognises the RHHS Haka Warrior Team, won the competition at the end of the program in recognition of the work that had been done to create an outstanding and culturally deep performance.

Thank you to Katarina Kerr, Mareikura Witehira, Emalee Lolo, Wendy Roberts, Emily Roberts, Missy Roberts, Raisa Lea’ana, Rhys Tamaka, Tom Vakai and Hayze Tauveve.

STUDENT INDIVIDUAL & TEAM ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS School Council Student of the Year – Zahra Almoaiel

Throughout my journey at RHHS, I have come to learn the true importance of school. And though I am here to receive an academic award, the true prize has been the life skills I have developed during my time here. As we all know, we come to school to learn, to work hard and to hopefully achieve good grades.

But I think many of us, I included, have failed to recognise until now the true importance of school in that it prepares us to succeed and persevere through the challenges of adulthood.

Teachers often tell us “quality over quantity”, but I don’t think many of us realise what that really means. During Year 12, I balanced two part-time jobs, representative volleyball out of school and competitive volleyball in school. I also had a decent social life, prioritised family and treasured my personal time. So, in order to find the time to excel in my studies I had to prioritise the quality of how I studied over the quantity of hours spent studying.

Although I am overwhelmingly proud to have achieved this award today, I do feel that I missed out on making lifelong memories, challenging myself in stepping out of my comfort zone and finding out who I am as an individual.

Dux of the School – Bianca Dodd

Something that I’d like all of you future RHHS graduates to remember is that you should seize every opportunity available to you. So, my final words today are that yes, even though it is important to study hard and receive an education, the main objective of high school does not have to be achieving the best grades possible.

Because while academic success is admirable, what holds a greater value is using this time to prepare ourselves to succeed in our futures and become individuals we are proud to be.

Congratulations to all the award winners today. Thank you.

Representative Team of the Year – Open Girls Volleyball Team Dux of the School Address

Team Members:

Good Morning Miss Cawsey, members of the official party, teachers, guests, students and Year 12 2023.

Dansia Gomes Sautualasi Heron Reign Dimayuga Bianca Dodd Veronica Ieremia

I would like to thank the audience of supporters who have come today to recognise this schools, and its students’, many achievements of 2023. I’d like to thank my family for always believing in me and encouraging me to do my best. I’d also like to thank the school, and more specifically, Miss Cawsey, for her continued efforts to improve the lives of RHHS students.

Manar Munshid Trish Ortiz Lillian Lolomanaia Khalia Evagelia Daniel Ariana Iosefo

And finally, I’d like to share my most important thanks to the teachers who have guided me, Miss Kennerson, Miss Poon, Miss Bartlett and Miss Munzie, and a special thank you to Miss Tapuska. Without all of them I would not be up here today.

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RoSA GPA Awards – 4.5 or above Year 11

Year 10

Muhammad Abdullah Baig Freshta Hashimi Henna Mansory Rhianna Nallas Ryzell Soria Rebecca Gao Laurel Lyttleton Ayesha Memon Dhwani Ramwani Angelique Vinensig Marwa Amini Ramon Ayoub Gabriella Creswell Lilley Gotts Georgia McAndrew

Artist Statement: Daniel’s Body of Work titled ‘Pamilya’, translated to family in Tagalog, is a collection of works which comprises a series of three oil paintings and three pen drawings. The portrait subjects depict the artist, his mother and his father. The collection aims to express the unifying connection that Daniel and his family have together.

Visual Arts Acquisition Prize – Gizem Biber & Daniel Imperial Artist Statement: Gizem’s Visual Arts Body of Work ‘Ghibliesque’ is a series of four paintings that encourages the audience to escape into a surrealistic world. The series, inspired by Studio Ghibli animation, explores the notion of escapism.

By combining symbolism reflective of artist perspective and fantasy themes, Gizem created a pictorial world that is beyond reality.

Gizem and Daniel pictured with RHHS Alumni (class of 1971) Mr John Cowpe and Ms Jenny Combet.

Reuben F Scarf Award for Commitment & Ampol Best All-Rounder Award Reuben F Scarf Award – Amina Mohammadi Ampol Best All-Rounder – Dansia Gomes

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Andy McKay VET Student of the Year – Hospitality – Rebecca Chau

Jan van Doorn Personal Best Award Year 7 – Nizarly Posimani Year 8 – Ceylin Diler Year 8 – Ecrin Diler Year 9 – Lewis Tierney

Year 10 – Brionne Vulimaibau Year 11 – Ryan Manansala Year 12 – Shinai-Lee Chalmers

Rebecca pictured with Mr Jason Miezis, Director - Educational Leadership, Eastern Creek Network.

Award winners pictured with former RHHS Deputy Principal Mr Jan van Doorn.

Australian Defence Force Long Tan Youth Leadership & Teamwork Award Year 12 – Lillian Lolomanaia Year 10 – Joshua Vella

Chifley Awards School Service Awards Year 7 – Riya Gounder Year 8 – Daveleen Mulbah Year 9 – Clara Stirk

Year 10 – Brody Willcockson Year 11 – Kassandra McGrath Year 12 – Meily Roberts

Science and Technology Award Year 12 - Muhammad Ali Raja

Lillian and Joshua pictured with Councillor Bob Fitzgerald OAM.

Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Award Year 12 – Muhammad Ali Raja Year 10 – Ramon Ayoub

Deputy Principal’s Award for Most Improved Student Year 7 – Noah Sinnett Year 8 – Tarnaya Patau Year 9 – Eli Mascarenas

Year 10 – Noreen Nowroozi Year 11 – Zacheri Molloy Year 12 – Layla Flanagan

Dux Years 7 – 11 Year 7 – Raina Kongkon Year 8 – Duaa Saeed Year 8 – Jordan Vella

Year 9 – Ashmeet Parmar Year 10 – Rebecca Gao Year 11 – Muhammad Abdullah Baig

Dux Speeches Year 7 – Raina Kongkon Good afternoon, Ms Cawsey, Ms Vuki, Mrs Andrews, Miss Elford, teachers, parents, fellow students, and respected guests. It is my absolute honour to be standing here today as the Year 7 DUX of 2023.

I want to start by saying before I even started high school, I knew that I wanted to be DUX. I knew that I wanted to be giving this speech on this podium at this very moment. I promised 6

myself I was going to be here and somehow; I was going to make that happen. And now look at me, here I am.

Of course, I couldn’t do this all by myself. I would like to thank Ms Cawsey for giving me this opportunity, my teachers for guiding and teaching me, my class (7A) for being a kind and fun class to be in all year, my friends and year adviser Miss Elford for always being there for me, my parents for all their unconditional love, support, and care from the moment I was born to now, and lastly but most importantly, God. I am truly grateful for His guidance and for all of these incredible people and without them, I wouldn’t be standing here.

2023 has probably been a strange year for all of us. As we entered the gates of high school as Year 7 students we adjusted to the unfamiliar environment of high school. I know there were times this year when we made mistakes and messed up, and sometimes we wished we could go back and change them. But you shouldn’t let your mistakes hold you back, instead, use them to grow, learn and improve. I would like to congratulate each and every student who has successfully completed their first year of high school. It is a great milestone that we’ve achieved together, and we should all be extremely proud of our achievements.

My mum once told me that if you’re going to do something, do it right & and do it well. Do it with care and with hard work. I want to make my parents proud. I want to make myself proud. I want to have a good future and be successful. I want to have a good life and go big places.

I’m sure we all do. “You only live once,” everyone says.

It’s true. We all have our whole lives ahead of us so we should spend the time we have now to prepare for it wisely.

To my wonderful year group, continue reaching for your goals. I promise you one day, if we work hard, we’ll reach them.

God Bless you all.

Have a safe and lovely holiday.

Thank you.

Year 8 – Duaa Saeed & Jordan Vella Good morning, Ms Cawsey, Ms Mattimore, Mrs Andrews, Mr Crosilla, teachers, parents, and most importantly, Year 8. It is an honour and a privilege for us to earn the title as 2023’s Year 8 DUX. We’d like to start by thanking our teachers for helping us throughout the year and ensuring that we’re always performing our best. Your commitment to our growth extends far beyond the classroom, instilling in us the values that will shape our futures. Your belief in our potential has been the foundation upon which our successes are built.

We’d also like to extend our sincere gratitude to our parents, family and friends for always being supportive and providing us with the understanding and patience whenever we faced obstacles.

We are deeply grateful for this recognition and commit to continue striving for excellence. Receiving this award is a privilege, marking not just academic success but a commitment to learning and perseverance. We are truly honoured to receive the DUX award for Year 8.

Year 8, we congratulate you all for completing another year of high school. Together we have completed another year as juniors. We highly encourage you all to enter 2024 with a goal of performing to your personal best, constantly striving for improvement and being optimistic. We hope that next year will also be filled with accomplishments and growth for all of you as we reach our third year of high school.

Congratulations for the wonderful collective efforts you’ve put in 2023 and thank you once again for this incredible honour. Let us continue to support and inspire each other as we begin the next phase of our educational journey. Thank you.

Year 9 – Ashmeet Parmar Good Morning, Ms Cawsey AM, Ms Vuki, Mrs Andrews, Ms Short, students, teachers, parents and distinguished guests. It is with the greatest honour that I am standing here today, selected for the Year 9 DUX title of 2023.

As we reflect om our journey through Year 9, we can’t help but acknowledge the many experiences that have shaped us into the individuals we are today. From selecting our new electives to facing the end of our junior years without last-ever NAPLAN, we have encountered moments big and small that have collectively moulded, fostering growth and resilience.

Our journey this year was filled with new challenges and opportunities, including exploring different electives and programs, making the most of unique incursions and excursions, and, most importantly, marking the closure of our junior years.

As we move forward, let us carry with us the lessons we have learned and the memories we have made. Let us continue to embrace new challenges and opportunities with the same enthusiasm and determination that has brought us this far. Congratulations to all of us for making it through Year 9, and here’s to the next chapter of our academic adventure.

I would like to now take this opportunity to thank all of my teachers, peers, friends, family and most importantly my mum and dad who have supported me and encourages me to strive for excellence throughout my junior years. Your 7

guidance, patience, and dedication have not gone unnoticed.

To my fellow peers, this journey together has been nothing but short of amazing. We’ve laughed, we’ve faced challenges, and we’ve grown side by side. Today, I stand here with pride, recognising the accomplishments of each and every one of us as we reach this significant milestone.

The bonds we’ve forged and the moments we’ve shared have truly shaped our grade’s collective experience.

To wrap this up I would like to say that I am truly humbled to be selected for the prestigious award, and I would like to urge everyone to work hard and strive for greatness because your hard work always pays off. Thank you all for your attention and have a wonderful day.

Year 10 – Rebecca Gao Good Afternoon teachers, parents and fellow peers. It’s with immense honour and privilege to be titled as this year’s Year 10 DUX. I’d like to congratulate the other award winners and cohort for their excellent results from such a successful year. Senior school has been quite intimidating considering it’s a big leap from junior school as we continue to prepare and pursue our future goals. However, we, together with the help of our teachers, were able to overcome these challenges.

I’d like to thank all the teachers and staff members who have gone above and beyond in teaching us, providing us with unshakeable support and opportunities, creating a safe and educational environment. And because of your dedication and hard work, we’ve been able to excel, get closer to achieving our goals and becoming the people we are today.

On that note, I’d like to take a moment to express my gratitude and appreciation to my parents, family and friends who’ve endlessly supported me through the year.

I’m grateful for your patience, unwavering encouragement and presence in my journey that I'll forever cherish.

This year has been quite daunting especially as we complete our RoSA assessments, subject selection and journey after Year 10 which are great responsibilities.

Year 10 contained hundreds of decisions that will undoubtedly change our education, career and essentially our course of life.

This year has taught meaningful life lessons as with these uncertainties, mistakes happen, they're bound to happen and the importance of self-discipline. It’s an opportunity for personal growth through valuable lessons that exposes our strengths and weaknesses, teaching us multiple life skills such as confidence and resilience.

I hope everyone continues to make high school one of the golden years in their lives and continue to create joyful memories.

Once again, congratulations to everyone on our collective success and achievements. I wish the best of luck to everyone on their future endeavours. Thank you, have a safe and happy holiday.

Year 11 – Muhammad Abdullah Baig Respected teachers, dear parents, and my fellow Year 11 students, good morning. It is an honour and privilege for me to stand here today and address you as the 2023 Year 11 DUX. For those who don't already know me, my name is Muhammad Abdullah Baig and I am originally from Pakistan. I moved to Australia and joined RHHS at the start of this year. When I first arrived at this school, I never thought I would fit in but since that day, a lot has changed.

I was welcomed with open arms and met with unrelenting kindness wherever I went. I have made many friends along the way, friends that I hope see the same amount of unwavering support in me that I see in them. And even though my time at RHHS so far has been brief, I feel like the friendships I have made will endure for years to come.

At the start of this year, I did not have in mind that I would go on to be the Year 11 DUX, in fact, I had no idea what dux was. You could say that I achieved this by accident but the truth is, it is because I value hard work and doing my best in everything I do. A big part of my success goes to the wonderful people who have accompanied me and motivated me throughout the year.

I would like to thank the wonderful teachers whose help and support extended beyond the classroom. They sacrificed their comforts and routines to give us extra support when we needed it. From after-school study sessions to responding to our emails and even holiday study in some cases. I owe a lot of my success to them and I would like to thank them for their dedication and commitment to their students.

To the school leadership team, thank you for making Rooty Hill a place that encourages success and supports its student’s aspirations.

And of course, none of this would have been possible without the unwavering support of my parents. Their love, encouragement, and a desire to make them proud are what have driven me to work to the best of my abilities. I cannot thank them enough for all the sacrifices they have made and the opportunities they have given me.

To my friends and peers, I would like to acknowledge what a privilege it is to have such talented people in my life.

Your emotional support and encouragement have helped me push through those last-minute assessments by reminding me that I am not alone in this and that has made all the difference in the world.

I would also like to take a moment to congratulate every one of us seated here today for completing Year 11 and appreciate our hard work and commitment to do our best.

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of us found success despite facing and overcoming a variety of challenges in our lives.

The preliminary exams gave us a taste of what to expect in the HSC and were without a doubt the most difficult set of exams we have sat so far. But never the less, we made it!

I would like to thank everyone again for their time and support. I wish every one of us the best of luck for our final school year. Thank you.

Year 8 Name

Akenese Sofeni Ah Cheung

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Human Society and Its Environment

Raiyan Huda

Best Performer Mathematics

Aaron Acosta

Michael Khalil

Student Subject, Achievement & Sport Awards

Ryan Lanau

Year 7 Name Mariam Abdelmaksoud Natasha Ah Lam Hamidullah Azizi Aizel Cellona Ethan Gao

Nevaeh-Maree Kake

Jesnoor Khehra

Raina Kongkon

Mercy Lalaga Khang Phan Matilda Rusitovic Amelie Whiddon Melissa Yang

Award

Ekaterina Lapteff

Best Performer Creative and Performing Arts Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement

Jamielle Lopez

Sports Champion – Junior Boy Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Best Performer Languages Other Than English Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer English Best Performer Human Society and Its Environment Best Performer Mathematics

Daveleen Mulbah

Amiracle Meng

Matthew Ner Duaa Saeed

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Technology and Applied Studies Best Performer English Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Science

Ava Scobie

Lillyarna Suitupe

Alyssa Urfano Jordan Vella

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Creative and Performing Arts Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Premier's Sporting Challenge Medal Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Sports Champion – Junior Girl

Best Performer Technology and Applied Studies Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Science Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement

Award

Year 9 Name Petra Adamovic

Mali Coombes Khalia Evagelia Daniel

Award Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Creative and Performing Arts Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement 9

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Name

Award

Taiba Hussain

Jemuel Nallas

Myah Nguyen

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement

Madeline Phillips

Best Performer English

Dhwani Ramwani

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Human Society and Its Environment Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Mathematics

Ashmeet Parmar

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Personal Development, Health and Physical Education

Saarim Saeed Shaun Siliva Prince Sta Maria Mason Villanueva Angelique Vinensig

Award Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Technology and Applied Studies Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Creative and Performing Arts Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer English

Best Performer Science Vianca Pelayo Grace Pham Yonalee Polwaththa Gallage

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Technology and Applied Studies

Year 11 Name Madiha Ali Mustafa Al-Khazaaly Muhammad Abdullah Baig

Year 10 Name Henrietta Ah Lam

Ramon Ayoub

Abigail Camat

Rebecca Gao

Award Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Human Society and Its Environment Best Performer Mathematics

Jazmin Birett

Maria Halatanu

Freshta Hashimi

Laurel Lyttleton

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Science Best Performer VET (Entertainment) Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer English

Zena Jalil

Henna Mansory

Best Performer Science Matthew Lim

Award

Rhianna Nallas Ryzell Soria

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Human Society and Its Environment Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement 10

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Award

Name

Best Performer Mathematics Jacob Stirk

Taliyah Suitupe Um-e-Farwah Syed Astrid Whitehurst

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Technology and Applied Studies Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Creative and Performing Arts

Lillian Lolomanaia

Amina Mohammadi

Award Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Creative and Performing Arts Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement

Samuel Perkins

Excellence in Sport

Daniel Prescott

Olympic Changemaker

Muhammad Ali Raja

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Mathematics

Emre Selvi

Best Performer Technology and Applied Studies

Year 12 Name

Zahra Almoaiel

Award Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Best Performer Science

Japheth Arona

Aaron Cazier

Olympic Changemaker Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Sports Champion - Senior Boy

Rebecca Chau

Reign Dimayuga

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer English

Bianca Dodd

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Best Performer Human Society and Its Environment Sports Champion - Senior Girl

Dansia Gomes Alesha Hussein Ariana Iosefo Elijah Jennings

Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement Principal's Award for Outstanding Achievement 11

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