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the phoenix rising TERM 4 2025

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Contents From the Headmaster Captains’ Corner

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Junior School Inter-House Swimming

Junior School Inter-School Swimming

All Souls Day & Green Dinner

Year 7 Business Expo

Year 7 Camp

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Junior Lego Challenge

Leadership Handover

Senior Dinner

Term 4 Sport

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Class of 2025

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Surf Lifesaving Excursion

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Remembrance Day

Mixed Touch Football

World Teachers Day

Junior School End of Year Concert

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High School Campdraft Percentile Cup

Year 9 Rite Journey Anabranch Challenge

ASSG P&F Association

Derby Day 2025

Grandparents Day

Preliminary Prize Giving

Awards Day Burry Work Weekend

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Headmaster MR SHANNON LEE As we bring the final Term of 2025 to a close, we do so with gratitude, pride, and a sense of hope for what lies ahead. We are a strong community that works, celebrates, serves, and grows together - and this Term was another shining example of that spirit. Our Annual Awards Celebrations showcased the very best of our students - achievements, leadership, service and character. It was wonderful to see families and community members join us, filling the Jim Rebgetz Centre to share in these successes. I extend my sincere thanks to our 2025 School Captains Sam, Yasmin, Louis and Ella for their leadership this year; their speeches captured humility, purpose and a shared love for ASSG. In turn, I warmly welcome next years’ School Captains Julia and Archie, and the rest of the Student Leadership Team for 2026. You will have big shoes to fill but have our total confidence. There have been many other highlights, none more eventful and entertaining than our end of year Junior School Concert. The Junior School Inter-House Swimming Carnival was equally memorable, and it was especially pleasing to host in our own Aquatic Centre. The Year 6 Graduation provided a moment to pause and reflect on growth; watching these young people mature through their junior years and step into their next chapter is always a privilege. We were also proud to host the ICPA Fit-4Futures Sports Camp in the first week of the holidays. The event was well attended and feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Our partnership with ICPA is a valued one, and their return is always welcome. Experiences such as these help students build skills that matter—teamwork, communication, resilience, and a love of sport.

We have also farewelled staff who are moving on to new chapters. We do so with thanks for their service, and the confidence that they will carry great memories of ASSG with them. Our P&F Committee has once again played an important role in building community. Under the leadership of Sarah Williams as President, 2025 has been marked by generosity, energy and connection. Derby Day stands out as yet another successful event enjoyed by all. Two noteworthy moments of reflection were held on campus this Term. The interment of Br Robin to our Chapel was a deeply fitting moment, held on the same day as the All Souls Day Chapel Service and Green Dinner. We remain grateful to Mr Denis Riddle, past student and teacher, for his thoughtful words and presence as guest speaker. And finally, I close with a story that speaks to who we are as a school. On their very last day, following their final external exam, our Year 12’s received a warm ovation from students and staff. As they walked away, they noticed the temporary fencing still standing around the exam area. Without instruction or hesitation, the Seniors turned back, rolled up their sleeves, and quietly packed it all away. Their last act at ASSG was not celebration, but service. In that moment, they offered a reminder of the values we strive to nurture—integrity, initiative, and a willingness to contribute without being asked. Thank you for your support, partnership and belief throughout 2025. It has been a year of growth, challenge, resilience, and triumph. I wish every member of our community a restful holiday and a joyful festive season. May it be a time of renewal, reflection, and gratitude.

Captains’ Corner JULIA GOSSAGE & ARCHIE HAY 2026 SCHOOL CAPTAINS-ELECT Term 4 has been an exciting Term for us all as there is only a few weeks left until the Holidays. One of the highlights for this Term was the Junior School swimming carnival, it was an energetic and cheerful day with students loving the atmosphere. Everyone showed awesome sportsmanship and sure put in an amazing effort across all races. The carnival highlighted teamwork and support across all year levels and created a positive atmosphere for everyone involved. A significant moment this Term was Brother Robins’ burial. A few members of the school and community came together to honour his life and the impact his journey with the school has done for us and the outer community. The service allowed us to reflect on his dedication and the strong values he has shared. It was a respectful and heartfelt time that brought our community together. We also finished the mixed touch season with the finals. Our teams showed determination and resilience throughout the competition. Even though a couple of teams were knocked out in the semifinals, they stayed positive and were already determined to return stronger next year. Their effort and improvement made the school proud, and the finals were played with great strength and spirit. The Green Dinner was another memorable event. This formal evening hosted by Feetham celebrated the dedication of the Green family. We recognised their commitment

and contributions to our School by paying our respects and reflecting on the impact they have had to ASSG. It was a positive occasion where students and staff were able to celebrate together. The Remembrance Day ceremony was held with great respect and reflection. As a community, we paused to honour those who served and sacrificed for our country. The minute of silence encouraged everyone to reflect and show gratitude.

Junior School

ELLA THOMSON & LOUIS BENNETTO JUNIOR SCHOOL CAPTAINS

This Term students in the Junior School worked hard getting all their assessments and work finished for the year. We also spent a lot of time on our feet practicing and rehearsing our dances for the End of Year Concert which was such a fun night for all of us. The Year 6 class enjoyed a beautiful graduation lunch where we got to celebrate our ending of primary schooling while the remaining Junior School students celebrated the end of the year with a sausage sizzle and water fun afternoon. We would both like to say a big thank you to the Junior School students and staff for electing us to lead the Junior School for 2025; it has been a great year. We hope you all have an enjoyable Christmas with your family and friends.

Junior School

Inter-House Swimming

The 2025 Inter-House Swimming Carnival marked the first of many short-course events to be held at the ASSG Aquatic Centre. The competition in the pool was just as fiery as the outside temperature. Throughout the day, students delivered tightly contested races, set new records, and brought an abundance of enthusiasm to every event.

Girls Age Champion Girls Runner Up

Boys Age Champion Boys Runner Up

8 Years

Alira Newton

Annabelle Lee

Beau Thomson

Hunter Woods

9 Years

Laynie Hamlyn

Phoebe Storey

Fletcher Strahorn

Lewis Walsh

10 Years

Harper Crane

Matilda Crocker

Rhylan Hourston

Levi Jackson

11 Years

Kendyl Allan

Taylah Maff

Archie Kennedy

Rhylan Ahern

12 Years

Clare Brady

Ella Thomson

Samuel Shun

Gordon Mann

Champion House

The atmosphere was filled with fun, laughter, and outstanding team spirit as swimmers and spectators alike cheered on their Houses. The high level of participation and sportsmanship highlighted the strength of our School community and the pride each student holds for their House.

Feetham & Becket

Inter-School Swimming The All Souls St Gabriels Junior School InterSchool Swimming Team consisted of 25 dedicated students who undertook three weeks of focused training in preparation for the final carnival of 2025. Their commitment, teamwork, and positive attitude were evident throughout the lead-up and on the day itself. Unfortunately, several students were unable to attend at the last minute due to illness. However, the true ASSG spirit shone through, with one student—who was not originally selected in the team—stepping up on the morning of the carnival to fill the gaps. Several other swimmers also volunteered to take on additional events with minimal notice, demonstrating outstanding resilience and team spirit.

The carnival was a fantastic day of competition and camaraderie. Our swimmers earned numerous ribbons, celebrated the only record broken on the day, and showed exceptional sportsmanship across all events. The team’s enthusiasm, encouragement, and pride were consistently on display, creating a supportive and energetic atmosphere. Every athlete’s performance was a true testament to their preparation, determination, and commitment to representing ASSG with excellence. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and the way they conducted themselves throughout the entire event. We ended the day with 3 Age Champions, 2 Runner Up Age Champions and the Aggregate Shield.

All Souls Day & Green Dinner

Each year, ASSG holds a special All Souls Day Chapel Service, followed by the cherished Green Dinner. This service and dinner gives our school community the opportunity to honor and thank the Green Family & other benefactors for their contributions to the school.

A heartfelt thank you to our guest speaker - Past Student, & Past Staff Member, Dennis Riddle, for sharing some strong words of advice and insight. A big shout out to Feetham House for hosting and to the Kitchen Staff for preparing a beautiful evening and a delicious dinner!

Year 7 Business Expo Our Year 7 students recently showcased their skills and imagination at the annual Business Expo, an event that invites them to step into the world of entrepreneurship by designing, creating, and operating their own market stalls. The Expo is about much more than selling a product — it develops creativity, planning, teamwork, problem-solving, and real-world customer engagement. In preparation for the event, Year 7 students brainstormed ideas, researched their target markets, and explored different ways to make their stalls stand out among their peers. They considered pricing, budgeting, marketing, and signage, quickly discovering that at ASSG, lollies, soft drinks, and sweet treats are always crowd favourites among staff and students. A wide range of creative and original stalls made the Expo a vibrant and engaging space. Food stands offering pizza and hot chips drew hungry customers, while other groups sold handmade jewellery, accessories, and crafts. There were also plenty of games and competitions, complete with prizes and challenges, adding fun and excitement to the day. The atmosphere was energetic and colourful, with students pitching their products, refining their sales techniques, and celebrating sell-outs — some happening much faster than expected. The buzz of activity highlighted just how powerful learning by doing can be. By the end of the event, more than $1900 had been spent across all stalls, showcasing the hard work, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit of our Year 7 cohort. Congratulations to all Year 7 students for their enthusiasm, teamwork, and dedication. The Business Expo once again demonstrated just how capable and innovative our students are when given the opportunity to take the lead.

Year 7 Camp

Magnetic Island Our Year 7 students recently enjoyed a long-awaited camp to Magnetic Island, making the most of every moment away with their peers and staff. The experience provided a wonderful opportunity for students to strengthen relationships, build confidence, and create lasting memories together. Throughout the camp, students enthusiastically took part in a wide range of activities, including snorkeling, kayaking, archery tag, beach games and group challenges. From exploring the island’s beautiful beaches to embracing teamwork, healthy competition and plenty of laughter, the camp was filled with adventure and connection. These highlights capture just some of the fun, growth and unforgettable moments from a fantastic few days away. Well done to our Year 7 students for the way they embraced every opportunity — a truly memorable experience and a wonderful way to conclude their Year 7 journey.

Junior Lego Challenge A team of our Junior School students recently represented ASSG at the Townsville Junior LEGO Robotics Competition, hosted by Townsville Grammar School at their Annandale Campus. The event brought together young, creative minds from across the region to tackle a spontaneous design challenge: building and programming a LEGO Spike Prime robot to solve a real-

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Our students worked exceptionally well as a team, demonstrating innovation, perseverance, and problem-solving under pressure. It was a fantastic opportunity to apply their STEM skills in a hands-on environment while having plenty of fun. Well done to all participants for their effort, creativity, and teamwork!

Leadership Handover As part of our Preliminary Prize Giving, we celebrated our outgoing 2025 Student Leaders and proudly announced the 2026 Student Leadership Team. In a meaningful moment, this year’s leaders symbolically handed over their badges and responsibilities, marking the transition to the next group of students who will guide and serve our school community in the year ahead. We sincerely thank the 2025 Student Leadership Team for their commitment, leadership and positive influence throughout the year. Their dedication at the forefront of our school has made a lasting impact. In turn, we congratulate the Leaders of 2026 and look forward to the contributions they will make. The 2026 Student Leaders will be formally inducted into their roles in Term 1.

Senior Dinner

Earlier this Term, our Year 12 students came together at the Civic Club for the 6th Annual Seniors Dinner. The evening provided a wonderful opportunity for students to spend time together as a cohort, reflect on their shared experiences,

and reminisce about their schooling journey. The night concluded with the much-anticipated Senior Story presented by Mr Dietrich, bringing laughter, memories and a fitting sense of celebration to a special evening enjoyed by all.

Term 4 Sport Basketball Gala ASSG recently attended the 3v3 Basketball Gala at Columba Catholic College, featuring Junior, Intermediate and Senior divisions, with five ASSG teams competing among 16 overall teams. The Junior Boys teams faced off in a thrilling match, with ASSG B1 advancing to the finals and finishing runners-up. Kena Dabea was named Man of the Match for his leadership. The Intermediate Girls also finished

runners-up after a strong performance, while the Intermediate Boys showed great enthusiasm in a closely contested division, with Roary Polkevaz earning Man of the Match. The Senior Boys placed third, with Tristan Hopkins receiving Best and Fairest points. Congratulations to all teams, and thank you to staff and organisers at Columba Catholic College for a fantastic event.

Soccer Gala This Term ASSG hosted an Inter-School Social 5-a-Side Soccer Competition, with five teams taking to the field for an afternoon of fun, teamwork and exciting football. Despite the warm conditions, students from across the schools showed great energy, skill and sportsmanship throughout the matches. Highlights included spectacular goals from Bruno Bennetto and Tristan Hopkins, alongside

impressive teamwork, sharp passing and strong goalkeeping. All teams demonstrated excellent spirit, supporting one another and keeping the competition friendly and engaging. Thank you to Goldfields United Hawks for their support, and to Ms Bowden for her organisation, along with Mr Kehoe, Ms Fitzgerald and Mr Shearman for their assistance. Well done to all involved for a fantastic event.

Oztag Gala Students enjoyed a fantastic afternoon at the Oztag Gala Day, marking the first time Oztag has been included in the gala day sports program. ASSG entered six teams across Junior, Intermediate and Senior divisions, with students representing the school proudly. The focus of the day was on fun, participation

and trying something new, with no points or rankings recorded. It was wonderful to see students enjoying the sport both on and off the field. Thank you to all students for their enthusiasm, and to the coaches for their time and support.

Volleyball Gala Some of our Senior School students recently took part in the Inter-School Volleyball Gala, the final gala evening of the year. ASSG entered six teams across three divisions, providing many students with the opportunity to participate, develop new skills, and enjoy the game of volleyball in a fun and supportive environment. The gala focused on participation and enjoyment, with students showing great enthusiasm, teamwork and sportsmanship

throughout the afternoon. It was wonderful to see so many students trying something new, encouraging one another, and embracing the high-energy atmosphere of the event. Thank you to Blackheath & Thornburgh College for hosting another well-run and enjoyable gala. Well done to all students involved for their positive attitude and spirit, making it a fantastic way to conclude the year’s gala program.

Class of 16

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Surf Lifesaving

Year 5 & 6 Excursion The Year 5 and 6 classes participated in a Surf Lifesaving beach program in Townsville as the final activity for their Water Safety and Rescue unit in HPE. Students engaged in a range of practical activities designed to develop their confidence and understanding of safe behaviours and rescue techniques in open water environments. The day was filled with fun, ice cream, and valuable learning experiences. Many students were surprised by the power of the ocean and quickly realised the importance of respecting changing conditions and understanding their own capabilities. Overall, it was an enjoyable and highly beneficial excursion that reinforced essential water safety skills while providing students with a memorable day at the beach.

Remembrance Day Our Junior School Captains and incoming 2026 School Captains joined members of the Charters Towers community at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Day to pay their respects and honour those who have served and sacrificed in the armed forces. The ceremony provided a meaningful opportunity for students to reflect on the courage, service and commitment of those who lost their lives in the line of duty.

Mixed Touch Football This season, ASSG proudly entered six teams in the local mixed Touch Football competition — three Senior teams and, for the first time, three Junior teams. Throughout the season, all teams demonstrated fantastic teamwork, sportsmanship, and school spirit, representing ASSG with pride. When asked what they enjoyed most, many Junior players shared that they loved playing sport with their friends while learning new skills. They also appreciated watching the Senior games to pick up techniques and ideas to improve their own play. Congratulations to ASSG1 and ASSG Fire for making it through to the Grand Final, and to Greg Miller, Lexi Sheahan, and Mathias Laza, who were in contention for Best and Fairest in their division due to their consistently outstanding performances. It has been a wonderful season of growth, skill development, and enjoyment for all involved.

World Teachers’ Day We recently celebrated World Teachers’ Day, taking the opportunity to acknowledge and thank all the incredible teachers and educators who make such a difference every day. At ASSG, our teaching staff consistently go above and beyond, ensuring students receive the best possible education and school experience. Their passion, dedication and care have a lasting impact on the lives of our students. As part of the celebration, staff enjoyed a special visit and sweet treat from Ice Cream by Birdie in recognition of their hard work. It was a wonderful way to reflect on and celebrate the extraordinary contributions of our educators.

Junior School End of Year Concert

Our Junior School End of Year Concert, themed Colour Carnival, was a vibrant and joyful celebration that brought the School community together for an unforgettable evening. The stage came alive as each year level performed energetic and creative dances inspired by different colours, combining music, movement and expression to create a stunning rainbow of performances.

spirit of the Junior School and the hard work students put into preparing for the event.

Students performed with confidence and enthusiasm, showcasing not only their dancing skills but also their teamwork, commitment and growth throughout the year. The concert was a wonderful reflection of the

The Colour Carnival concert was the perfect way to celebrate a successful year in the Junior School — a night filled with colour, creativity and lasting memories for students, staff and families alike.

A sincere thank you to our Dance Teacher, Mrs Heuir, and her assistant, Mrs Reardon, whose vision, dedication and passion transformed the Colour Carnival theme into a truly special experience. Their guidance and encouragement played a key role in the success of the evening.

High School Campdraft Percentile Cup Our ASSG team of eight riders delivered an outstanding performance at the High School Campdraft Percentile Cup in Pittsworth, showcasing skill, determination and teamwork throughout the competition. Competing in a large and highly competitive field, the team finished equal second overall with an impressive average score of 86.33 — just 0.67 points behind the overall winners. This result is a remarkable achievement, particularly for a smaller team, and reflects the dedication and preparation of our riders.

Congratulations to Clint Folker, who placed 3rd Overall with a total score of 242, and to Jamie Mills, who claimed 1st place in Round 1 with an excellent score of 91. A heartfelt thank you to our amazing parents for their unwavering support, from organising logistics and transporting horses to cheering on our riders throughout the event. We are incredibly proud of our students and grateful for the strong community that makes opportunities like this possible.

Year 9 Rite Journey Anabranch Challenge Year 9 students recently completed the next stage of The Rite Journey with a challenging and reflective day at The Anabranch. Known as “The Abyss,” this stage encourages students to step outside their comfort zones and build resilience. The day began with canoeing, where students had to quickly learn to work in pairs, navigate the winding river, and laugh through a few zig-zag moments. This was followed by Raft building, testing teamwork as groups designed and constructed floating vessels using 20L drums and ropes—some more successfully than others. Students then tackled orienteering, using maps and compasses to locate checkpoints. The challenge reinforced clear communication, collaboration, and shared leadership. A quiet moment of solitude provided one of the most meaningful experiences. Each student sat along the riverbank to reflect on their year and write a letter to their future self, considering who they are now and who they hope to become. The day was not just about outdoor activities but about personal growth, trust, and perseverance. Year 9 students extend their thanks to the staff who planned and supported this valuable experience.

SARAH WILLIAMS | President I would like to start by thanking every parent, carer and friend who volunteered at any of our fundraising events this year. Whether you were able to attend most events, or you could only give 5 minutes, we are grateful for you all and really appreciate your help. A huge thank you to everyone on the committee, and who attended meetings this year. I would also like to thank the School for supporting us with everything we do, particularly Mrs Annabelle Costello, who guided and supported the new Committee all year. This year, we had a few fundraising events that took place. These included stalls at both Inter House and Inter School Athletic Carnivals, Inter House Swimming Carnival, Mother’s Day Gift Stall, Father’s Day and Easter Raffles, and a Derby Day event which included raffles and a Calcutta.

The P&F started 2025 with a number of new Committee Members, so as we all found our feet in new roles, the Committee were excited to make the following contributions: the Year 6 Canberra Trip and end of year gifts for Year 6 and Year 12 students. Our Committee will be setting some goals for 2026 contributions, and we are always open to suggestions from other parents, carers and friends, as to what our kids might need. Next year’s AGM will be held on Monday 2nd February 2026 at 5:15pm. It would be amazing to see some more new faces at our future meetings, which will be held on Mondays, in weeks 2 and 6 of each term. I look forward to seeing what the P&F will do in 2026!

Derby Day 2025

Grandparents’ Day On Friday 31 October the ASSG Junior School celebrated Grandparents’ Day. Many students enjoyed sharing a BBQ breakfast with their Grandparents or other special members of their family before having the opportunity to invite them into their classrooms to share in their

current learning. The morning concluded with Junior School Assembly where students were invited to share what they are grateful to their Grandparents and visitors for. It was great to share the morning with so many of our students’ families and friends.

Celebrating Success Preliminary Prize Giving

Awards Day

Awards Day 2025 Academic Awards JUNIOR SCHOOL Most Consistent Effort Year 1 Minenhle Mathe Most Consistent Effort Year 2 Eliza Galvin Most Consistent Effort Year 3 Frankie Fry Most Consistent Effort Year 4 Phoebe Wallis Academic Achievement Year 4 Harper Crane Most Consistent Effort Year 5 Kendyl Allan Academic Achievement Year 5 George Sweeney Most Consistent Effort Year 6 Layla Quirk Dux of Junior School Clare Brady YEAR 7 Agricultural Science Mavrick Emerson STEM Liam Fox

Mathematics Sebastian Lord Humanaties and Social Sciences Isabell Machin Health & Physical Education Mason Storey English, Music and Science Ava Crane Dux of Year 7 Ava Crane YEAR 8 English Nyssa Bowley Visual Art Liberty Henwood Health & Physical Education Mackenzie Jonsson Science Olivia Wallis Food & Nutrition and Textiles Lucy Elliott Drama, Humanities & Social Sciences and Mathematics Lilah Plant Dux of Year 8 Lilah Plant

YEAR 9 Advanced Mathematics Amelia Cowan Food & Textiles Alyson Elisala Health & Physical Education Rebecca Galvin Music Laithe Hasted Foundation Mathematics Zac Hughes Intermediate Mathematics Ryan Kaesler Drama Vivienne Knight Agricultural Science and Science Charli Cook Design & Technology and STEM Curtis Reardon Humanities & Social Sciences and Sport & Recreation Max Scanlan Economics & Business, English and Visual Art Abbey Polke-Chalfont Dux of Year 9 Vivienne Knight

YEAR 10 Intermediate Mathematics Lincoln East Foundation Mathematics Taj Koch Agricultural Science Sophie-Lee Schultz Design & Technology Jayden Smollett Visual Art Emmerson Heuir H& Physical Education and STEM Lilly Davies Food & Textiles and Physical Education Hollie Laffin Drama and Music Roary Polkevaz Advanced Mathematics and Science Archer Reardon Economics & Business, English and Humanities & Social Sciences Grace Turner Dux of Year 10 Grace Turner

YEAR 11 Engineering Kaelan Atkinson Industrial Technology Skills Darcy Cameron Biology Summer Eastaughffe Essential English Bridie Ross Business Studies and Early Childhood Studies Ariel Chevathun English and Physical Education Pattison Fink Agricultural Practices and General Mathematics Ben Leake Mathematical Methods and Specialist Mathematics Zenada Luke Chemistry and Physics Allarah Standen Essential Mathematics, Hospitality and Sport & Recreation Natalie Stephan Economics, Legal Studies, Modern History and Physics Julia Gossage Dux of Year 11 Julia Gossage

YEAR 12 Early Childhood Studies Hannah Brown Physical Education Karli Elder Physics William Elliott Agricultural Practices Dustin Finger Essential Mathematics MacKenzie Fisher Specialist Mathematics Joseph Newnham Hospitality Maximus Smith Biology and Chemistry Darren Collier Business Studies and Essential English Grace Kirkwood General Mathematics and Sport & Recreation Yasmin Musk Engineering and Industrial Technology Skills Daniel Wearing Economics, Legal Studies and Modern History Tamzin Finger Economics, English and Mathematical Methods Isobel Paskins

Scholarships Rhonda Graffin Music Scholarship (2026) Laynie Ahern Douglas Scott Scholarship (2025 – 2030) Tex Allen Sisters of the Society of Sacred Advent Scholarship (2026 – 2031) Clare Brady John Mcintosh Memorial Scholarship (2025 2027) Shaun Gibson

Smithy Duncombe Scholarship (2026 – 2031) Lacie Lillyman Roy & Elizabeth Warsop Scholarship (2026 2027) Belle Rae Leslie Gregory Scholarship (2026 2029) Kate Robinson

Burry Mills Bursary (2026 – 2031) Violet Smith Dr J Allingham Scholarship (2026 – 2031) Pippa Tait The Board of Governors of St Gabriels Scholarship (2026 2027) Georgia Wharton

Rowena Hart Scholarship (2025 – 2026) April Rollinson

Major Sporting Prizes GIRLS Maff Family Trophy (Best All Round Junior School Sportswoman; 10 - 12 Years) Ella Thomson Carrolyn Carthew Trophy (Best All Round Junior Secondary Sportswoman; 12 - 13 Years) Emmakita Baira-Miller Kate Dunn Trophy (Best All Round Junior Sportswoman; 14 - 15 Years) Kimberley Lolok Bullock Trophy (Open Cross-Country Champion) Jade Cowan

Headmaster’s Award (Most Improved / Most Consistent Effort in Sport by a Senior Student) Karli Elder

Pollard Trophy (Open Athletics Champion) Jennifer Lavery

Anthony Trophy (School Tennis Champion) Vivienne Knight

Titley Trophy (Best Open Netballer) Yasmin Musk

Jesse Billiau Trophy (Best Open Softballer) Hollie Laffin The Kev Briody Cup (Best & Fairest Open Girl Touch Football Player) Natalie Stephan Neville Lowe Memorial Trophy (Sportsmanship and Endeavour) Jennifer Lavery

Jill Arden Trophy (Open Swimming Champion) Yasmin Musk

Kate Wish Prize (Best All Round Senior Sportswoman) Yasmin Musk Edna Allingham House Cup Chad House

BOYS Goldfield Ashes Junior Sportsmanship Award Samuel Shun Maff Family Trophy (Best All Round Junior School Sportsman; 10 12 Years) Jack Price Dolph Francis Trophy (Best All Round Junior Secondary Sportsman; 12 - 13 Years) Zack Pedersen Junior Ranclaud Cup (Best All Round Junior Sportsman; 14 - 15 Years) Mathias Laza-Bosun Headmaster’s Award (Most Improved / Most Consistent Effort in Sport by a Senior Student) Samuel Cowan

McIntyre Cup (Sportsmanship & Endeavour) William Elliott Agar Trophy (Best Cricketer 1st XI) Landon Hughes The Howard Lowe Cup (Best & Fairest Open Boy Touch Football Player) Jason Miller Stan Paull Cup (Best Rugby League Player 1st XIII) Tyla Osborne Bishop Were – JM Allingham Cup (School Tennis Champion) Curtis Reardon The EG White Cup (Open Swimming Champion) Connor Smith

Fynan-Anthony Cup (Open Athletics Champion) Ian Fuller Norman David Lloyd Memorial Trophy (Open Cross-Country Champion) Ian Fuller Senior Ranclaud Cup (Best All Round Senior Sportsman) Darcy Cameron Witherspoon House Cup Ramsay House

Service and Other Major Prizes Charters Towers Regional Council Award for Junior School Captains Ella Thomson & Louis Bennetto Headmaster’s Award for Reading (Year 6) Tahleigh Novelli-Marshall Junior School Cultural Award Tahleigh Novelli-Marshall Charters Towers Regional Council Citizenship Prize (Junior School) Samuel Shun Larpent Family Prize (Best All Round Girl in Junior School) Pippa Tait Jenkinson Prize (Best All Round Boy in Junior School) Cooper Woodward

ME Taylor Award (Best All Round Girl, Year 7) Ava Crane Katie McKelvie Memorial Prize (Most Involved Female Boarder, Year 7) Adley Crozier W Titley & Co Award (Most Involved Male Boarder, Year 7) Sebastian Lord Most Consistent Effort in Learning Support (Year 7) Zac Mouritz Arthur Shephard Prize (Academic Effort, Year 7) Liam Fox CW Taylor Award (Best All Round Boy, Year 7) Liam Fox Academic Effort Award (Year 8) Olivia Wallis

All Souls St Gabriels School Prize for STEM (Year 7 - 9) Charli Cook Shane Knuth MP Prize (Academic Effort, Year 9) Amelia Cowan Bob Katter Award (Commitment to Rural Activities, Year 7 - 10) Jake Griffiths Most Consistent Effort & Improvement in Literacy (Learning Support, Year 8 – 12) Jace Hughes Academic Effort Award (Year 10) Lilly Davies HD Green Memorial Prize (Best All Round Boy Proceeding to Senior) Clayne Musk

Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Award (Year 10) Archer Reardon James Cook University Academic Encouragement Award (Year 10) Grace Turner James Cook University Academic Encouragement Award (Year 10) Hollie Laffin Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award (Year 10) Hollie Laffin EB Rankin Memorial Prize (Best All Round Girl Proceeding to Senior) Hollie Laffin Harland Prize for Music (Year 7 - 12) Hayley Fox Reverand Professor John Moses Humanities Prize (Year 7 - 11) Julia Gossage Improved Academic Achievement (Year 10 11) Taleeah Leer CC Hurt Memorial Mathematics Prize (Year 11) Zenada Luke The Book Case Award (Execllence in Science) Allarah Standen Jackie Koglkia Leadership Award (Year 11) Summer Eastaughffe QATSIF Young Indigenous Leader Award (Year 12) Summer Eastaughffe Academic Effort Award (Year 11) Pattison Fink Don Roderick Memorial English Prize (Year 11) Pattison Fink

John Gardner Memorial Award (Commitment to Senior VET, Year 11 & 12) Hannah Brown Crest Award (Service to the School) Zavier Clark Scott Burgess Memorial Award (Commitment to Rural Activities, Year 11 & 12) Dustin Finger Crest Award (Service to the School) Grace Kirkwood Headmaster’s Award for Writing (Year 11 & 12) Isobel Paskins Phillip Aspinall Prize (Most Improved Academic Senior Student, Year 12) Isabella Whiting All Souls St Gabriels School Prize for STEM (Year 10 - 12) Darren Collier Allan Maxwell McLean Memorial Prize for Excellence in Science (Year 12) Darren Collier Crest Award (Service to the School) Samuel Cowan M Mattingley Memorial Prize for the Boys’ Captain Samuel Cowan Crest Award (Service to the School) Karli Elder Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Award (Year 12) Karli Elder Crest Award (Service to the School) Yasmin Musk Edna Allingham Memorial Prize for the Girls’ Captain Yasmin Musk

Crest Award (Service to the School) Joseph Newnham Vincent Webster Memorial Prize (Chapel Prefect) Joseph Newnham Crest Award (Service to the School) Maximus Smith Academic Achievement – Non-ATAR Eligible Student (Year 12) Maximus Smith Crest Award (Service to the School) William Elliott Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award (Year 12) William Elliott Ampol Best All Rounder Award (Year 12) William Elliott Crest Award (Service to the School) Daniel Wearing All Souls’ & St Gabriel’s Past Students Association Prize for Service (Awarded to the Son or Daughter of a Past Student, Year 12) Daniel Wearing QUT Dean’s Award for Engineering (Year 12) Daniel Wearing Crest Award (Service to the School) Tamzin Finger CD Smith Prize (Best Senior Debater) Tamzin Finger Stella Lavendar Prize (Endeavour in Historical Research, Year 7 - 12) Tamzin Finger Propsting Prize (Student with the Qualities of a Rhodes Scholar Year 12) Tamzin Finger

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