MISSING LINK
Term 4 2024
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
Term 4 Principal’s Assembly Address
Congratulations on receiving your reports and recognition at this assembly today and a very special recognition to Year 10 who are receiving their Records of School Achievement. Congratulations to Year 9 who a completing their junior years and will start in the senior school next year. Special congratulations to Year 8 who have the highest GPA average in the school. And a special congratulations to Year 7 who have become a team and to the Year 7 Ambassadors for providing great leadership.
I hope when you read your reports and think about what you wrote about as your strengths and progress during both personalised learning and in evaluating your goals in each subject you can see your growth and academic improvement.
On Tuesday 10 December, our executive staff looked at the grades and grade point averages for every year group and we had a moment of pride as we looked at what we can do together.
And that is what I want to speak about today. On 14 December, 15 principals from all the schools in the Eastern Creek Network came to Rooty Hill and presented on the highlights of their year. I was one of them and I was not sure what to say or to include in the slide we were asked to provide. (The slide will be included in my Missing Link report for this term).
AfterspeakingwithMsMattimoreandMs Vuki,Idecidedtospeakthroughtheschool motto PERSIST and its 7 core values. Each year we choose one focus value. In 2024 we chose Teamwork and Leadership – because we believe nobody succeeds alone, nobody takes the credit on their own. We are, after all, #TeamRooty Hill and when you study here, teach here, administer here and work here, you join our team.
Outside the school, it has been a tough year. We did not get funding from the federal government, we did not get our asset projects, and many of the proposed HSC NESA syllabuses for 2026 are not fit for purpose.
We had to work together to do our best. I want to acknowledge some teams whose leadership and teamwork made sure our school culture, values and purposes were delivered.
• The head teachers and teachers made sure students had continuity of learning by just doing more and doing it better when we had 9 permanent and 8 temporary staffing vacancies. We are excited that we have new teachers appointed this term and more will come in 2025.
• In the subjects you studied and in wellbeing programs, we were able to provide personalised,expansiveandculturallyinclusivelearning. Classteams andyear-basedteamscompletedabigprogram ofacademic,co-curricular and extra-curricular tasks. This is a busy school built on student teams working with each other and the staff.
• Student data analyst teams used data and evidence to analyse, reflect, plan and implement better practice. Their work and presentations showed us that students understand what it will take to work together to do well.
• The deputy principals, Ms Munzenberger, Ms Andrews, the year advisers and the learning support staff led wellbeing, attendance and learning support teams in each year group to give every student the opportunity to do his or her best. For some students it was easy and for others it was harder - but for all students the “teams” you were part of mattered.
• The SAMs and admin teams delivered a sophisticatedoperationalplanandledthesuccessful DoE audit.
• The Learning Neighbourhood teams delivered 37 different events connecting the five schools and students from this school. The ambassador teams, peer support teams, the senior leaders, SALSA teams and the Year 9 “Belonging Team” increased our connections.
It will be a big decision to choose our Team of the Year for 2024. So, while today is about your individual progress and success, our year has also been about our teams and today we will recognise a very particular academic team – the students who, in 2024 received a Grade Point Average over 4.0.
I am very excited to introduce this academic award in 2024 and then to recognise our best academic performers (along with our other awards) at the Excellence Assembly on 13 February2025 So,congratulationsonyoursuccessthisyear and well done to all our teams.
Christine Cawsey AM Principal
Year 11 RoSA Presentation Assembly
Deputy Principal’s Address
Good morning Year 12, teachers and parents. Today marks a very important milestone - the completion of the preliminary HSC and the award of your RoSA grades. Year 11 gives you a taste of what to expect in the HSC. I’m sure you have already noticed and felt the pressure of increased rigour in assessment tasks and examinations. You may have also noticed increased monitoring of your attendance, completion of tasks, hand in of assessments and our higher expectations of you as a senior student.
NESA (NSW Education standards Authority) expects us to closely supervise the HSC. The Principal must ensure that the student has:
• Followed the course developed or endorsed by NESA and attended 90% of lessons.
• Applied themselves with diligence, sustained effort and quality behaviour to the set tasks and experiences provided in the course by the school.
• Achieved some or all of the course outcomes and completed the required assessment tasks.
That’s because the HSC is very high stakes. We don’t just give out the HSC and say thanks for turning up sometimes and giving it a go. To do that would devalue the HSC and all those students who worked consistently hard for 6 years would feel hard done by.
To achieve your HSC is a great accomplishment. It is testament to your determination, resilience and grit. It’s a sense of pride in getting the job done. Making your family proud of the investment they have made in you. It’s about setting yourself up for the future. When I shake your hand on this very stage in 3 and a half terms time, I want you to feel that sense of accomplishment.
I want you to feel proud and I want you to know that it means something. We know it’s hardand there will betimes when you might think of giving up but you have to remind yourself of how far you have come. Nothing worthwhile comes easy. We are all here to support you.
If thingsget tough,talk to us. Watchout for yourfriends and support each other. The HSC is within your grasp. Don’t let go!
Congratulations Year 12.
Ms Mattimore Deputy Principal
Staff Birthday Celebrations
On behalf of all staff and students at Rooty Hill High School, we would like to wish Deborah Cunningham a very Happy 60th Birthday! Turning 60 is a significant milestone, a time to celebrate the wisdom, experiences, and achievements of a lifetime.
Royal BBQ in the Park
RHHS was one of a small group of schools asked to representWesternSydneyatthePremier'sCommunityBBQ in Parramatta Park.
Ms Mattimore, our 2 school captains Jayden Chua, Laurel Lyttleton as well as our 2 Principal Representative’s Marwa Amini and Danica Tahana had the pleasure of attending the event in the presence of His Majesty King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
It was a wonderful opportunity to mingle with community
leadersandcelebrities andto showcasethe cultural diversity of the region.
YEAR 7
Year Adviser Message
Wow, Year 7! What an incredible first year of high school you’ve had! As Term 4 wraps up, it’s time to celebrate all the fantastic moments we’ve shared within the school and in the sporting arena.
In grade sport, you demonstrated amazing teamwork and perseverance week after week. A huge shoutout goes to our Year7boysvolleyballchamps,whospikedtheirwaytotake gold in the Volleyball School Cup what a phenomenal achievement!
Swim School was a standout moment, with you diving into new skills and building confidence in the water. The highlight of the term has to be the epic end-of-year excursion to Raging Waters! From splashing down the slides to conquering the wave pool, you showed us how to have fun and create unforgettable memories as a year group.
You also embraced Personalised Learning Conversations with enthusiasm, reflecting on your progress and setting goalsforthefuture.Youpoweredthroughyourassessments, showing resilience and determination, which will serve you well in the years to come.
Congratulations on completing your first year of high school! You’ve grown so much as a group and as individuals. We’re so proud of everything you’ve achieved and can’t wait to see what you’ll conquer in Year 8. Have a fantasticand safe break andget readyfor an even bigger and better 2024!
Your proud Year Adviser,
Miss Ratnappuly Year 7 Adviser
Tell Them From Me Presentation
Written by Ali Jalil
On behalf of my Tell Them From Me Analyst team, we worked as a team on analysing data from the survey and seeing how we could make the school a better place, both inside and outside the classroom. Over a few sessions from Term 3 to Term 4, we looked at our grades' responses and what theoverall impact was. Wethenpresentedourfindings
to the Head Teachers, Deputy Principal’s and the Principal. At times it was stressful presenting in front of them but in the end we managed to satisfy the people viewing our presentation. I would like to thank the team who made this presentation possible.
Swim School
Written by Omar Moubayed Swim school occurred over Week 3, Week 5 and Week 9 at the Mt Druitt Swimming Pools. Swim school was so fun but challenging because we were placed in groups and were pushed to our limits. We were able to learn new skills and prepare for our trip to Raging Waters. During the theory sessions, we learned about water safety and how to be safe in and out of the water. This helped us be better prepared in the water. Everyone was so joyful to hop in the water and splash about.
Personalised Learning Conversations
Written by Eshaal Fatima
Personalised Learning Conversations was about reflecting onyourselfthroughout yourfirstyearinhighschool.During this session, we were able to see your results throughout the year and reflect on if your effort matched your results. We alsolookedat ourproudestmoments,ourstrengthsandwhat we learned from our experiences in 2024. This showed how everyone could improve in the future, but also how much they achieved in Year 7 2024. The PERSIST values everyone demonstrated were participation and enthusiasm, plus creativity in our answers.
MADD Night
Written by Mikaela Ner
Aspart oftheMADDNightevent,studentsacrossall grades had the opportunity to go up on stage and perform.
The theme for this year was ‘At the Movies’, so all performances had to be from a movie. The song “Sweet Home Alabama” was performed by the 7B Music class. 7G also performed "I'm a Believer” and 7F performed “We Don’t Talk About Bruno”.
We had to play the guitar, keyboard, djembe, electric guitar, drums and vocals. There were also drama performances and dance performances too. There was barbecue and artwork displayed around the hall from the many talented students in the school. It was fun, exciting, entertaining, and joyful.
Haka Warrior
Written by Amy Rose Anae
Haka Warriors practiced for many weeks, twice a week for our upcoming competition at Olympic Park. During our practice sessions, we learned teamwork and determination and because of this, we felt more connected to our culture. The highlight of Haka Warriors was being able to perform in front of everyone and being proud, despite being scared
and nervous. We would like to thank, in particular, the PCYC representatives and Ms. Dowling.
Raging Waters
Written by Sisilia Ikamanu
As part of our end-of-year excursion, we went on an excursion to Raging Waters. It was a very fun experience that we got to be a part of, with awesome water rides and pools. It was so fun being able to celebrate our first year of high school and all of our achievements with our whole grade. It was a fantastic way to end the year and create memories with our friends and our teachers before the summer holidays.
LOTE
Written by Lilly Smith
My learning experience in Semester 2 for language was so great that I am sad it is over. I really enjoyed doing the chopstick lessons previously, as it was a fun new skill. I enjoyed learning why they use chopsticks and that they are really important in Chinese culture.
In the future, I would probably use my knowledge I got in language to introduce myself to others of that background. I wouldconsidercontinuinglanguageinYear9asanelective, as I really liked learning about other people's culture, beliefs and backgrounds.
YEAR 8
Year Adviser Message
Year 8 had an incredible Term 4, filled with exciting programs that encouraged personal growth and built lasting memories.HighlightsincludedtheRIOTWorkshops,where students learned conflict resolution through engaging roleplays led by senior leaders, and the SALSA games, which promoted fitness, teamwork, and friendly competition through sports like volleyball and oztag
Another standout was MADD Night, showcasing students’ artistic and musical talents through unforgettable performances. These programs not only strengthened skills but also created meaningful experiences that will support Year 8 as they move into 2025 with confidence and enthusiasm. Proud of you legends!
Miss Elford
Year 8 Adviser
Peer Mentor Training
Written by Emma Batty & Khang Phan
Peer mentor training was a social and engaging experience that brought Year 8 students together to prepare for mentoring Year 7 students in 2025.
Weparticipatedinavarietyofactivitiesdesignedtodevelop skills such as problem-solving, leadership, teamwork, and communication. These experiences not only taught us valuable skills but also strengthened our ability to work effectively as a team. I’d like to thank Miss Elford and Mrs Andrews for organizing the peer mentor training. We all gained essential leadership skills that will help us become supportive and approachable mentors. We are excited to begin our peer mentoring journey, ready to teach the 2025 Year 7 student’s new skills while being someone they can turn to whenever they need support.
MMAD Night
Written by Von Isiah Cascuo & Ashna Gandhi
MADD Night was a captivating event showcasing a wide range of talents through music, dance, drama, and stunning artworks. Performances from various ensembles, including music enrichments, percussion, and guitar groups, highlighted the creativity and hard work of students.
Von’s favourite moment was drumming in the final performance, "Runaway Baby" by Bruno Mars, while Ashna loved the magical Year 10 Music rendition of "Hopelessly Devoted to You," praising the remarkable vocalists.
MADD Night inspired many to pursue the arts and provided insight into life as a performer and artist. A special thanks to the CAPA faculty and all performers formaking the night unforgettable.
SALSA
Written by James Aoun
The SALSA games bringtogetherjuniorandseniorstudents who form teams to compete in various sports during lunchtime. We played sports like oztag, volleyball, and handball, with games held every Tuesday or Thursday.
My favourite part of SALSA was the volleyball gala day. Myteam madeittothesemi-finals,thoughweunfortunately lost. Every game was filled with excitement and fun. More importantly, participating helped us improve our fitness while strengthening our bonds and communication skills with friends.
I’d like to thank Ms. Short and the Year 10 leaders for organizing the SALSA games and giving us such an enjoyable experience.
RIOT Workshops
Written by Emma Batty & Khang Phan
The RIOT Workshops were a fun and social event where Year 8 students learned effective ways to resolve disagreements andconflictsinfriendshipsandrelationships. These scenarios were demonstrated through a live roleplay performance by senior leaders, making the experience engaging and relatable.
A memorable part of the training was partnering up and standing opposite each other while Mr. Crosilla called out prompts like, “Stand on the white line if you have a pet.” This activity encouraged us to be open and share personal aspects of our lives.
A special thanks to the RIOT team and senior leaders for organizing such a valuable and enjoyable learning experience.
YEAR 9
Year Adviser Message
As the year and junior school draws to a close, we take a moment to celebrate the achievements and milestones of Year 9. A cohort that has truly embodied leadership, resilience, and growth. This year marked the culmination of their junior School journey, setting the stage for an exciting transition to senior school.
In their role as Peer Mentors for Year 7, Year 9 students stepped up as rolemodels, guiding the youngest members of our school community and helping them navigate the challenges of transitioning to high school. Their leadership extended to organising The Belonging Night, where students had fun in a range of activities, including karaoke, bracelet making and writing letters to include in their time capsule. Assisting with the Year 8 Origin program, they demonstrated their commitment to building connections across year groups and supporting younger peers.
Beyond the school grounds, Year 9 students made meaningful contributions through initiatives such as the Anglicare visit, where they actively engaged in giving back to the wider community. Their involvement in the Fast Forward and GOALS programs showcased their drive to prepare for the future, exploring pathways that align with their aspirations. Workshops on resume writing further equipped them with practical skills to take their first steps into the working world.
In the sporting arena, Year 9 displayed teamwork and determination, achieving remarkable results in the Volleyball Championship and competing fiercely in grade sport. Their efforts contributed to the prestigious Panther Trophy, embodying school spirit and camaraderie.
Academically and personally, Year 9 excelled in the Successful Seniors program, reflecting on their goals and preparing for the responsibilities and opportunities that come with senior school.
As their final year in junior school comes to an end, we celebrate the growth, achievements, and the positive impact Year 9 have made across our school and beyond. They have demonstratedthematurity,leadership,andresilienceneeded to thrive in the next phase of their high school journey. At this stage we would like to thank Mrs Andrews, Head Teacher Junior School for her guidance, care and support transitioning this cohort from Primary school to RHHS to now embark on the journey into senior school.
Some individual recognition goes to Laith Saleh and Duaa Saeedwhoaretobecongratulatedfortheirconsistentefforts acrossallsubjectareas.LaithSalehandDuaaSaeedfinished the year receiving Dux of Year 9. Congratulations, Year 9! Your time injunior school has left a mark, and wecan’t wait to see the extraordinary things you will accomplish as you step into the exciting world of Senior School, it's time to be outstanding in your fields!
Mr Crosilla Year 9 Adviser
YEAR 10
Year Adviser Message
A huge congratulations to all Year 10 who met the requirements for the Year 10 RoSA Certificate, this culminated in the RoSA Presentation Assembly which was attended by over 40 parents and family members.
It was a celebration of not only academic achievements but a celebration of the hard work by all students in the year. I am excited to see the next step in each of the year groups journeys, whether here at Rooty Hill, another school or pursing work and apprenticeships. Each of the students has the tools to be successful in their chosen fields.
Miss Short Year 10 Adviser
SALSA Youth Voices
A team of 8 SALSA leaders attended the SALSA Youth voices day in Term 3. From this day the team created the SALSA Youth games, a twice a week sporting event aimed to increase the physical activity levels of students during lunchtime.Withover60participantsin oztagandvolleyball the games were a successful venture with hopes of continuing to run competitions in lunch times in 2025.
WEXPO Excursion
The 2025 Health and Movement Science students were invitedtoattendtheWesternSydneyEXPOon4November The event was held at Cath West and they heard from OlympicDiver MelissaWu.Shespokeaboutherexperience as an Olympian, overcoming injuries, psychology and sport and life post-Olympics.
Tell Them From Me Analyst Team
The team of 5 analysts presented to the School Executive during Week 7. They took a deep look at the data and were able to draw conclusions as to why things had and are occurring for this year group. The team then put over 20 recommendationsto theexecutive which will start being put in place in 2025.
Jamberoo Action Park Excursion
During Week 7, 130 Year 10 students celebrated the year with a trip to Jamberoo Action Park. The day started hot, and students enjoyed jumping off rocks, riding through storms and racing each other on the octo-racer.
By the afternoon the real storm came through and flooded the picnic area, delaying the trip home. Students were to be commended for their outstanding behaviour, flexibility and
“have a go” attitude during the day. All traits that will help them be successful in Year 11.
Personalised Learning Conversations
In Week 8, Year 10 were involved in “Personalised Learning Conversations”. From the “Tell Them From Me” Analysis students spoke about how they value working with friends. Students were able to select their groups to have a conversation with a teacher to discuss 2024 performance, plans for the future, how they learn best and things they wanted teachers to know about them as learners. All plans will be available for teachers to access for 2025.
Year 10 College Games
During Term 4, Year 10 PDHPE classes were separated into north and south divisions to play a series of competitions against each other. Students loved the competition and were able to showcase their skills in oztag, volleyball, basketball, soccer and endzone.
YEAR 12 2025
Year Adviser Message
Year 12 continued to exhibit the school values of PERSIST during what has been an exciting and busy first term of their Higher School Certificate. I am very proud of what they have achieved as a year group so far and am very excited for them to start their final year as Year 12 next year. I would also like to recognise students who performed at MADD night, Eastern Creek Quarter and to the senior leaders who assisted with the Year 9 Belonging night and Year 6 into 7 enrolment night. Keep up the great work!
Miss Pozoglou Year 11 Adviser
Luna Park Excursion
Year 12 students had the opportunity in Week 8 to attend a whole year group excursion to Luna Park. Students were able to enjoy a lovely (andhot) day in the city with beautiful views of the harbour as they rode the ferris wheel, coney island, and the sledgehammer. Students displayed the PERSIST values throughout the day and were extremely well behaved which allowed them to enjoy their excursion to the fullest.
Year 11 RoSA Assembly
During Week 5, the outstanding achievements of Year 11 students was recognised at their Record of School Achievement Assembly. Our newly elected school captains Laurel Lyttleton and Jayden Chua hosted the assembly, and Laurel was also recognised as the Year 11 DUX. Congratulations to all of the Year 11 students who achieved merits, significant achievement awards and those who attained first in subject and highly commended awards in their subjects.
Hoops 4 Hope
Open basketball students and sports coaching students assisted Mr Harper in running the Hoops 4 Hope event in Week 9 this term. Students gave up their time to assist in scoring, coaching, refereeing and assisting with admin on the day. Congratulations to all students on running such a well-planned and fun day.
HSC Assessment Tasks
Congratulationsto all Year12 students onthe completion of their first term of assessment tasks that count towards their finalHSCmark.Manystudentsalsostartedworkingontheir bodies of work in subjects such as Society & Culture and Visual Arts and undertook work placement for VET subjects.
CAPA
PULSE Alive 2025
Mr Mobbs-Green and the CAPA Music team would like to congratulate Shaun Siliva and Priya Muduliar on their acceptance as ‘Featured Artists’ in PULSE Alive 2025. During the holidays, they auditioned for a position and found themselves alongside some of the top talent from public schools across NSW. This is a massive accomplishment, and we are very proud of them. They are the first students from RHHS to be chosen for a featured artist role and will perform at the event in early 2025. Congratulations and well done!
Krimsone Mural
Artists Janne Birkner (Krimsone) and Scott Nagy have injectedsomecolourandwhimsyintoournewlyrefurbished Art courtyard. Students are excited to use this space for a variety of different learning experiences and performances
in 2025! You can see more of their incredible work at the links below:
• https://www.krimsone.com/
• https://www.scottnagyartist.com/
MADD Exhibition Night
The MADD Exhibition Night was an outstanding success, celebrating the creative talents of Music, Visual Arts, Photography and Drama students. The event showcased a diverse range of artistic expression, highlighting the students’ dedication, innovation, and skill.
Sculpture by the Sea
On Thursday of Week 2, Photography and Visual Arts students from Years 8, 9 and 10 visited Sculpture by the Sea at Bondi. Every year the spectacular coastal walk is transformed into a 2km long sculpture park over three weeks, featuring more than 100 sculptures by artists from Australia and across the world. Students spent the day exploring the playful, sitespecific nature of these artworks.
Eastern Creek Quarter Christmas Concert
The Eastern Creek Quarter Christmas Concert was an outstandingsuccess,celebratingthecreativeandperforming talents of Music students. The event showcased a diverse range of musical talent and expression, highlighting the students’ dedication, innovation, and skill.
School Spectacular
11studentsperformedaspart oftheMassChoirforthe2024 NSW School Spectacular. They were joined by over 5,500 students from public schools across NSW to celebrate the 41st year of the events.
After months of rehearsals and 4 massive performances, they were so excited to see the event on TV when the show was broadcasted on Channel 7. Congratulations on being wonderful ambassadors for the school!
LIBRARY
Term 4 in the library was a busy one! We started off the term with decorations going up in October to showcase our range of mystery and thriller books just in time for spooky season. November was International Games Month and we had a very popular display set up by our senior retail students.
you to Ryan Manansala for all of your help! We finished off the year by celebrating our reading with the “Library Wrapped” and getting creative with some festive craft workshops!
100% ATTENDANCE
100% Attendance in Term 4 2024
Year 7:
Alghasim Balla
Rachael Bourne
Kobe Castanares
Calvin Casupanan
Joel Giannetti
Shanista Irshita
Ali Jalil
Jason Lanau
Year 8:
We also hosted the “Chess on the Hill” tournament, where primary school students from the Learning Neighbourhood battled it out to win the title of chess champion. This term we were lucky enough to have an extra library assistant on hand to help us with our biannual library stocktake, thank
Jack Li
Zeth Maralang
Liam Mondala
Joshua Onesemo
Quincie Pugosa
Jarryd Santiago
Lilly Smith
Wendy Sy
Aaliyah Acosta Sofi Lilburne
Natasha Ah Lam
Alexandra Llagas
Ehan Ahmad Vivienne Nguyen
Farhan Al Wasee
John Jr Alejandro
James Aoun
Eshan Bhuiyan
Jacy De Leon
Ashna Gandhi
Noah Germain
Nathan Metua Gray
Jacyinta Hanson
Raina Kongkon
Mery Lalaga
Year 9:
Aaron Acosta
William Allen
Anthony Amirkhan
Danniella Annetts
Lisa Bourne
Hannah Collisson
Raiyan Huda
Muhammad Hussain
Michael Khalil
Jai Raj Kochhar
Ryan Lanau
Ekaterina Lapteff
Anthony Le
Kelvin Li
Year 9:
Anuel Mussolini Atienza
Faith Nucom
Rham Peralta
Khang Phan
Anthony Reyes
Matilda Rusitovic
Zaminali Sarwari
Sam Scobie
Noah Sinnett
Hozaan Talabani
Caleb Thorpe
Amelie Whiddon
Cameryn Madigan
Addison Marsh
Asli Nacakli
Mitch Neich
Jakob Onesemo
Alecia Ostric
Elijah Ponce
Clarissa Randell
Duaa Saeed
Laith Saleh
Mary-Elle Santiago
Ava Scobie
Alyssa Urfano
Riley Willcockson
Rayyaan Mohammed
Aneesha Chandra Tyress Morgan
Lachlan Gillett
Taiba Hussain
Daniel Khalil
Gracie Kumar
Mohammad Maliki
Mikayla Mantua
Tristan Nunez
Ashmeet Parmar
Jimmy Santiago
Lewis Tierney
Jovan Tukuitonga
JUNIOR SCHOOL SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS
Year 7:
Luis Abarca
Rashed Al Kanem
Sione Alalea
Kareem Alaydrus
Omar Alayed
Amy-Rose Anae
Jessie Andrews
Adriel Angeles
Singha Attard
Alghasim Balla
Skye Bankler
Fahima Bare
Ezel Biber
Chloe Bird
Mohammad Bonyad Zada
Rachael Bourne
Amani Brigden
Hope Bryant
Andrea Cabacungan
Kobe Castanares
Calvin Casupanan
Brooklyn Cayabyab
Olivia Chalmers
Sienna Champion
Wafaa Chandab
Alexandria Cowley
Jacob Cross
Alana Dang
Ahmed Dannawe
Priscilla Darwon
Mackaillyn Davies
Zeke Davila
Avery De Leon
Hailee Dimeck
Lillian Dunn
Aviela Dunn-Too
Killa Duriso
Neo Ektoros
BellaRose Elliott
Maximilian Evans
Savanna Ezzat
Levi Falemoe
Eshaal Fatima
Georgia Follers Brydon
Angus Foreshew
Bella Foster
Patrick Franklin
Krishma Gautam
Nargis Ghulami
Lianah Giacalone
Joel Giannetti
Muez Girma
Mihran Haidari
Athar Hassani
Taniela Haumono
Eleah Hewitt
Kavvya Hingu
Tyson Hoban
Muhammad Hossain
Shayan Hussain
Shiraz Hussein
Zahira Hussein
Alysha Hutt
Sisilia Ikamanu
Shanista Irshita
Arnold Joseph
Ariya Kaur
Shriya Kaur
Utsav Koirala
Issa Lafi
Mi'a Lafo
Jason Lanau
Ryzel Legaspi
Nargis Rasuli
Sarthaksinh Raulaji
Ryelie Rebutoc
Rhyse Rihara
Laki Rimoni
Audrey Rivera
Lucas Ross
Charlotte Saafi
Aaqib Saleem
Zainap Sammadi
Jarryd Santiago
Sharaya Sewak
Bella Sionepeni
Lilly Smith
Jordan Sosaiete
Levi Spiteri
Amara Stehlin
Keilani Sua
Eli Suitupe
Wendy Sy
Alexis Tangimana
Yehuda Taufan
Uapukupuku Touariki Teariki
Mia-Rose Toleafoa
Jyrah Tongamoa
Robert Toomalatai
Yashaswi Twati
Zacha Velasco
Chelsea Vella
Isabella Villar Buchanan
Year 8:
Mariam Abdelmaksoud
Aaliyah Acosta
Natasha Ah Lam
Ehan Ahmad
John Jr Alejandro
Janus Alonzo
James Aoun
Cyrus Bailey
Lilly-Anna Bateman
Emma Batty
Tristan Belan
Chloe Berthon
Gurpreet Singh Bhamra
Amelie Bogaz
Jada Bose
Elaina Bramley
Chase Bugeja
Marie Carnay
Angelica Castro
Aizel Cellona
Riley Clark
Daloba Conde
Janesh Dandamudi
Evelynn De Leon
Jacy De Leon Mercado
Ethan Dillon
Vicky Dinh
Kyle Duran
Amira Elia
James Evans
Amelie Foreshew
Ashna Gandhi
Ethan Gao
Noah Germain
Aalia Gloria
Riya Gounder
Levi Gray
Nathan Metua Gray
Nastaran Haidari
Ali Hashimi
Sosefina Heron
Abdullah Hofiani
Farrokh Hussaini
Nargis Hussaini
Lukas Hutt
Sionefonua Ikamanu
Muhammad Imran
Kenneth Ioane
Melissa Joseph
Nevaeh-Maree Kake
Jacob Khalil
Jesnoor Khehra
Raina Kongkon
Mercy Lalaga
Tamzyn Le Roux
Keziah Levi
Sofi Lilburne
Alexandra Llagas
Matthew Lucre
Malik Maaz
Kate Manio
Melody Martin
Eliana Mascarenas
Malu Matatia
Mataiah Mitchell Meafou
Mahin Mohammadi
Azlan Mohammed
Luti Mose
Rose Moubayed
Ali Naderi
Alexis Naidu
Vivienne Nguyen
Faith Nucom
Usu Ohi
Alexis O'Neill
Karla O'Neill
Lialeti Oto
Cayden Parsons
Ella Partridge
Anjani Patel
Nishi Patel
Khang Phan
Harley Pittman
Rosa Puchowski
Jayden Rapa
Tyler Reeves
Jakin Reuelu
Anthony Reyes
Maryam Rezaee
Brooklyn Rogers
Matilda Rusitovic
Muzamale Sadiqi
Arshpreet Sakhala
Maya Salameh
Kylee Sarmiento
Zaminali Sarwari
Sam Scobie
Khadija Siddiq
Malini Siliva
Kushala Singh
Noah Sinnett
Ella Skinner
Xavier Tahana
Hozaan Talabani
Adut Thon
Caleb Thorpe
Rashad Toufaili
Catherine Veng
Zayne Villanueva
Miguel Villena
Mitchell Walker
Amelie Whiddon
Julia Williams
Margaret Wilson
Melissa Yang
Year 9:
Aaron Acosta
Tala Ah Lam
Dina Al Kanem
Shahad Al Nemer
Aurora Alejandro
Zahra Al-Khled
William Allen
Chris Baluyot
Joaquin Baquiran
Jessica Barrett
Melis Bilgic
Serena Bingas
Emma Bonnici
Simaa Boram
Maddison Briffa
Isabella Brooke
Jasmine Browne
Jordan Buist
Tristan Catalbas
Taylor Cayabyab
Shanay Chand
Khaila Chavaria
Alivia Chojnacki
Hannah Collisson
Mikayla Condon
Anyier Dau
Anastasia Davis
Risha Dayal
Ceylin Diler
Ecrin Diler
Aeden Dinglasan
Angel Euese
Ulata Falemoe
Gregory Fuaivaa
Jacob Gale
Evan Gao
Natik Goundar
Samiuela Haunga
Bailey Hodson
Humzah Hussain
Maira Hussain
Muhammad Hussain
Hayden Hyde
Peter Iosefa
Angelo Israeil
Destiny Johnson
Raine Jordan
Michael Khalil
Mia Knox
Jai Kochhar
Mono Delaiono Lamese
Ryan Lanau
Ekaterina Lapteff
Uelese Lautoa
Anthony Le
Kelvin Li
Julian Lintag
Jamielle Lopez
Colin Malsi
Addison Marsh
Alarna Matatia
Tzangita Mativa
Peyton Maybury
Jai Mehta
Amiracle Meng
Maxene Mojica
Gabrielle Morales
Joshua Moyse
Daveleen Mulbah
Asli Nacakli
Princess Namocot
Caitlin Navarro
Mitch Neich
Christopher Norton
Darrel Nucom
Christina Ofisa
Jakob Onesemo
Alecia Ostric
Steven Parmar
Tarnaya Patau
Kairav Prakash
Juan Gabriel Pugosa
Clarissa Randell
Justyn Raquedan
Miguel Reyes
Zainab Rezaee
Marcus Rivera
Alipate Saafi
Duaa Saeed
Laith Saleh
Jasmine Santiago
Ava Scobie
Muhammad Shehzad
Akenese Sofeni Ah Cheung
Khian Sta Maria
Lillyarna Suitupe
Manusiu Tangimana
Papatani Taufoou
Ngavaevae Teiho-Meteka
Summer Thompson
Memphis Tinao
Benjamin Tirados
Savar Tokas
Daniel Tomson
Timothy Tumbaga
Lilah Tume
Alyssa Urfano
Jordan Vella
Joseph Zammit
Year 10:
SENIOR SCHOOL SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS
Petra Adamovic
Samira Ahmed
Saja Akl
Sarah Akl
Mashfiqur Alam
Mohammed Alkalif
Keeley Allen
Nuha Anarwala
Anuel Mussolini Atienza
Nattanicha Aye
Tawhid Azizi
Adrienne Barbeau
Edil Bautista
Andre Bettridge
Evelyn Bogaz
Steven Bondoc
Taylor Cassar
Aneesha Chandra
Mali Coombes
Noreen Daylo
Rhian Elyse Dela Cruz
Leyla Derin
Amelia Ektoros
Jaslene Euese
Khalia Evagelia Daniel
Ezra Foai
Alandra Fuiono
Kasak Gautam
Jeeya Gawai
Mounir Girma
Amy Gower
Maryam Hassan
Wajiha Hassani
Annabella Hawkins
Zainab Haywari
Jarred Hide
Sarah Houston
Skyla Hulme
Asher Hussain
Taiba Hussain
Zaheen Hussain
Firaba Hussaini
Manamo'ui Ikamanu
Ricky Johnson
Caitlyn Keehn
Rameez Khan
Jakob King
Malae Koro
Gracie Kumar
Nikhil Kumar
Washington Laban
Natalie Lee
Keharna-Rose Lever
Yong Guang Lim
Harmony Lord-Romero
Mohammad Maliki
Mikayla Mantua
Micholai Marquez
Eli Mascarenas
Ethan Mascarenas
Cooper Masterson
Rahela Mirzaie
Rayyaan Mohammed
Benjimen Moore
Ella Munday
Peter Murad
Jemuel Nallas
Myah Nguyen
Tristan Nunez
Nina Palani
Ashmeet Parmar
Alexa Parreno
Ava Partridge
Vianca Pelayo
Grace Pham
Angel Pita
Yonalee Polwaththa Gallage
Tiana Ramos
Mackenzie Reeves
Reupena Reuelu
Zahra Rezaee
Mila Roqica
Zahira Sadiqi
Jimmy Santiago
Emir Selvi
Jeffery Siaosi
Ahmad Sideq
Ma Jacqueline Sinclair
Mulufuaina Sofeni Ah Cheung
Clara Stirk
Nikhi Taufoou
Ritia Teariki
Hanzo Tekeu
Anzac Thach
Lewis Tierney
Aden Tran
Seini Tulevu
Elizabeth Vella
Jackson Verzeletti
Kevin Vinoya
Samuel Vista
Aayan Waqar
Kacea White
Ahmad Wissam
Eltaf Hussain Yawari
Christabelle Zapata Castro
Year 11:
Daniel Ademovic
Henrietta Ah Lam
Phoenix Ah San
Fawz Al Jamhour
Marwa Amini
Christopher Aoun
Hooria Asghar
Ramon Ayoub
Malcolm Bagust
Billy Bicol
Sienna Briffa
Roxanne Cajumban
Abigail Camat
Jayden Chua
Melvan Coombes
Jyrell Coppini
Avnith Datt
Chellsea Diakowsky
Bailey Duncan
Lilley Gotts
Harlem Grant-Cairns
Blake Green
Lucas Hicks
Elisha Ieremia
Isabella Kauvai
Cyrus Knott
Tyarn Lees
Scott Lever
Matthew Lim
McKenzy Lolo
Princetontinei Lopeti
Laurel Lyttleton
Zane Mason
Mason Morris
Priya Muduliar
Marniel Namocot
Brock Neich
Michael Ner
Jayden O'Brien
Heela Oriakhell
Wynter Paluch
Isabella Perkins
Taylor Pigram
Junior Pita
Rohan Prakash
Georgia Quillano
Zahra Rajayee
Divine Sang-Yum
Shaun Siliva
Consaij Siloi
Ashmita Subba
Noah Tapaitau
Angelique Vinensig
Brionne Vulimaibau
Dakota Shae Wiki-Ormond
Brody Willcockson
Maxwell Woodhall-Murphy
Emily Xian
Lena York
Year 12:
Tyler Abela
Ilma Ahmed
Mustafa Al Khazaaly
Halle Alefosio
Madiha Ali
Manar Alkhled
Nicole Ancheta
Atem Atuich
Chloe Ayre
Muhammad Abdullah Baig
Lucas Bain
Felicity Baluyot
Chelsea Batty
Genesis Bautista
Rascha Bauty
Jazmin Birett
Yasemin Bitiktas
Thomas Bogaz
Aphril Cabban
Joshua Campbell
Gerammy Casimiro
James Collisson
Gabriel Convento
Gabriel Corderoy
Mandy Cottier
Charliene Coulthard
Ella Cowell-Stirling
Brayden Crass
Timothy Dela Cruz
Brock Delaney
Yakup Derin
Riley Evagelia Daniel
Faaitaita Falemoe
Taitoe Falemoe
Noah Fesseha
Blake Fryer
Janardan Fuiono
Lileanna Godwin
Jazlyn Graza
Mikayla Grosvenor
Justin Guevara
Maria Halatanu
Freshta Hashimi
Lokiniva Pange Phoenix Haumono
Luis Hernandez
Ammara Hidayat
Janice Hide
Ryan Houston
Lily Iaulualo
Zena Jalil
Indyanna James-Pullen
Jassjot Singh Jhutty
Cooper Jones
Mikayla Kaisa
Kaiser Kauvai
Alleyah Khan
Myra Kumar
Chelsea Leu
Xiu Hui Lim
Eddie Setu Lopeti
Joshua MacDonald
Sabika Maliki
Christian Malsi
Ryan Manansala
Henna Mansory
Jacob Martin
Kassandra McGrath
Mikhail Melgar
Nilofar Nabizadah
Rhianna Nallas
Cayli Neville
Toby Ostric
Liam Paraan
Joy Pham
Danaka Pitovao
Ravikesh Prasad
Ammar Rahimi
Elijah Ross
Leeanne Ross
Jack Rusitovic
Shaye Ryan
Kamila Sadeqi
Edrea Santos
Jayden Seaton
Dilara Sengul
Sahiba Sheikh
Farah Sideq
Ryzell Soria
Tiresa Stanley
Jacob Stirk
Taliyah Suitupe
Um-e-Farwah Syed
Ghazala Tariq
Kane Thai
Shaniyah-Lee Toleafoa
Jaimee Tompsett
Ana Tufunga
Emjay Tuiloma
Kiara Villena
Georgia Waata
Astrid Whitehurst
Candice Wilden
Michael Williams
Emma Zielinski
