Assistant Principal - Learning & Teaching
Year 7-10 Awards Ceremony
Today, we celebrate and acknowledge excellence in students' academic achievements from Years 7-10. Congratulations to all students for their efforts so far this year. Occasions such as today allow students to reflect on their personal academic goals, and I would encourage all students to set new goals for Semester Two. As a College community, we will continue to set goals that challenge our students, both academically and interpersonally, to achieve their personal best and to reflect on how they are able to serve others.
I would like to thank the staff involved for their organisation and for ensuring the Year 7-10 Semester One Awards Ceremony was a huge success. While I understand that not all families are able to attend College events, I would like to acknowledge and thank the many parents who were able to attend the ceremonies. It was certainly lovely to have your presence at our College.
Six or more Excellence and Application Awards in Years 7, 8
Five or more Excellence and Application Awards in Years 9, 10
Congratulations to the Outstanding Achievement Award recipients:
| Laya Maria Abraham Lilliana Anderson Akir Baird-Philp Sheridan Barker Jasmine Bi Aaron Joseph Biju Hollie Black Lainey Campbell Leyna Casey Ava Cole Emily Cook Maya Curtis Armani Daley Jayda Deeks |
Abbey Delforce Glynnie Mae Domingo Alyssa Eggins Alexandra Ellis Addison English Isabelle Familar Sydney Forsyth Cassandra Hill Tallowa Hill Teleah Holbert Georgina Keogh Elijah Koivu Matilda Kos Ruby Lambert |
Keira Le Bailly Erin Little Tahlia McIlveen Siya Modi Myfanwy Rawlings Riley Robinson Zoe Swan Jaina Thakrani Ardiena Willott Caylana Willott Sophie Kahler Oliver Koivu Airlia Matthews Louisa Smith |
Outstanding Application
To receive an Outstanding Application Award, students in their respective years must have received:
Eight or more Application Awards in Years 7, 8
Seven or more Application Awards in Years 9, 10
Congratulations to the Outstanding Application Award recipients:
| Olive Andersen Jewel Anosh Sienna Austin Olivia Austin Laura Balderston Blaze Banyer Lacey-Rose Barnes Edvin Benny Sophie Bentley Wilson Bloomfield Hayden Burnes Helayna Butler Eva Caller Zoe Cooke Sophie Cooper Willa Corless-Brown Eva Costigan Luke Davies Brooke Delany Tahnee Dimon Lachlan Ding Nate Downing Ashleigh Dring Jack Duff Samuel Duff Peyton Dunkley Blake Elliott Miller Farrington Cordelia Fazzolari Lucinda Giurissevich Amelia Goodridge Anika Grogan Mahli Gulyas Macey Hales Bryce Handley Oliver Hanks Amaya Hayden |
Zali Heagney Marlee Hearne Anastasia Heffernan Anabelle Hicks Brayden Hill Hayley Honeysett Paige Hudson Amelia Hunt Joann Jamu Hayley Jess Ciana Jones William Keena Annabelle Knox Madeline Letchford Zoey Lovett Lucas Lynch Summer Macey Tayla Mackey Charlee Maher Joel Marchment Sophie Marchment Maya Marshall Clayton McCarthy Peyton McCrostie Tilly McDonald Liam McDonnell Leila McDonnell Brinkley McHugh Henry McInherney-Nash Ruby Mitchell Isabelle Moane Lucee Monck Osharna Monk Imogen Mulligan Thomas Newman McKenzie Newton Ava Nowlan |
Ruby Paynting Maeve Pepper Cooper Preston Jake Purcell Emmalee Purnell Sophie Pynaert Sreeparvathy Rajesh Bregje Rawlings Harley Rayment Ruby Redman Mia Rixon Evan Rowe Isabella Russell Anabel Shijo Charlotte Skellern Emerson Slade Róisín Sonneville Aislinn Suveesh Haidyn Taylor Shanay Taylor Laila Thorburn Summer Tilston Janisa Vinod Haylee Vos Pippa Wade Araminta Walker Oscar Wardle Lailah Watson Tora Wehlow Phoebe White Airlie Wilson Angelique Zeeman Gabriella Zeeman Charlotte Ducker Bronte Gawith Alicia Smith Tahlia Van Den Boom |
Community Service Awards
Awarded to students who have achieved 10 or more hours of Community Service work. Congratulations to the following recipients of a Community Service award.
| Peyton Berry Matilda Coleman Charlotte Ducker Bronte Gawith Sophie Kahler Alli Kirkman Oliver Koivu Airlia Matthews Louisa Smith Alicia Smith Tahlia Van Den Boom |
Year 11 Awards Ceremony Wednesday
The Year 11 Awards Ceremony will be held in the Performing Arts Centre (PAC) on Wednesday, 31st July, from 9:05 to 10:00 a.m. This is due to a large number of Year 11 students who will have work placement during Week 10 and cannot attend the awards ceremony. The reports will also be published at a later date to align with the ceremony in Week 2 of Term 3.
A Compass alert has been sent to notify families that their child will be receiving an academic or Community Service Award. Parents and family members are encouraged to attend as a way of celebrating the achievements of their child/relative throughout Semester One
Year 7-11 Semester One Academic Reports
- Year 7-10 Semester One Reports are now live and are accessible via the Compass App.
- Year 11 Semester One Reports will be issued on Wednesday, 31st July
Reports provide valuable insight into how your child has progressed throughout the first half of the academic year. The Semester One reports will contain three discrete pieces of information:
- Common Grade Scale - an A-E reporting scale.
- The academic profile - Knowledge, Skills, and Understanding: provide numerous course-specific outcomes your child will have been working towards achieving throughout the course.
- Learning behaviours - Commitment to Learning (CTL’s) relate to a student’s work habits within each subject; these descriptors are common across all subjects studied.
Year 10 into 11 Transition Program
At the start of next term, there will be Parent and Student Information sessions to help guide our students to enable a successful transition into Stage 6. Students have been given their SJRC Year 11 2025 enrolment handbooks this week and will receive their Newman Senior Technical College handbook in Week 10. There are two important information evenings early next term
- St Joseph’s Regional College Year 11 2025 Information evening Monday 29th July 6:00pm College Hall
- Newman Senior Technical College Year 11 2024 Information evening Tuesday 30th July, Newman College.
Register your spot!
Mr Ian Lutton
Assistant Principal - Learning and Teaching