Assistant Principal - Learning and Teaching

Year 12 Students and Families

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This week has been a great celebration of the achievements of our Year 12 students throughout a very disrupted 2020.  The College Graduation Mass and Major Awards ceremony were both live streamed for parents and the Year 12 Final Assembly was recorded via Zoom and made available to all families. 

It was pleasing to celebrate the achievements of our Year 12 students and we were given an inspiring speech by 2019 Dux Carla Silvia.  I encourage our Year 12 students to bunker down for the next month, using every available moment to prepare for the HSC Examinations.  Our Major Award Winners for 2020 are listed below:

Award

Recipient

The Crescent Head Surf Company Award for Application in PDHPE and Sport.

Isaac Parkinson

Excellence in English Extension Award.

Abbey Livermore

Excellence in English Advanced Award.

Abbey Livermore

Success in English Standard Award.

Ron Mavin

English Studies Award for Attitude and Commitment.

Gabrielle Bull and Blake Saunders

The Sister Patricia Barrie Award for Service to Music.

Emily Blanch

The Coastline Credit Union Award for Excellence in Extension 1 Mathematics.

Jack Rowe

Gottfried Leibnitz Award for Excellence in Mathematics Advanced.

Abbey Livermore

Pythagoras Award for Excellence in Mathematics Standard

Jasmin Baker

Human Society In its Environment Award for Academic Excellence.

Amy Irving

The Jim Hovenden Award for Passion & Dedication towards HSIE

Abbey Livermore

Greg Hollier Award for Excellence in Science

Jack Rowe

Nestle Award for Achievement in Senior Food Technology

Isaac Parkinson

The NORCO Award for Success in Agriculture

Emily Shannon

Excellence in Computer Technology

Ron Mavin

Excellence in Textiles & Design Award

Meg Mavin

The Laurie Edmonds Memorial Award for Excellence in Construction

Joshua McLaren-Ritchie

The Paula Tamblyn Memorial Award for Excellence in Visual Arts

Ron Mavin

The Macleay Valley Catholic Parish Award for Christian Living in the Senior School

Mitchell Bradford

St Paul’s Award for Commitment to Study

Gabrielle Bull and Jack Rowe

The Chris Mavin Memorial Award for Best All-Rounder

Emily Brenton (Year 11)

The Australian Defence Force Long Tan leadership and teamwork Award

Aleera Griffin

The Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Award

Amy Irving

The University of Newcastle Year 12 Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Jack Rowe

Year 12 2020 Ministry Leaders

Emily Blanch, Mitchell Bradford, Liam King, Christine Lyde, Rebecca Morris and Tahlia Saint

House Captains

Edmund House: Emily Brenton and Radley Schubert

Farrelly House: Emily Shannon and Kody Clarkson

McAuley House: Jordan Hill and Callum Peters

MacKillop House: Elleigha Dowling and Oliver Sandercock

The Sandy Davis Memorial Award

Jhonti Pilbeam

The Edna Davis Memorial Award

Amy Irving

The Edmund Rice Award for the Male Student of the Year

Liam King

The Catherine McAuley Award for the Female Student of the Year

Abbey Livermore

Award for Academic Excellence

Abbey Livermore

 

Award for Academic Excellence

Jack Rowe

Award for Academic Excellence

Meg Mavin

Award for Academic Excellence

Ron Mavin

Award for Academic Excellence

Emily Shannon

Award for Academic Excellence

Amy Irving

Award for Academic Excellence

Morgan Johnston

Award for Academic Excellence

Liam King

Award for Academic Excellence

Ebaney Cook

Award for Academic Excellence

Jacob Garrett

Award for Academic Excellence

Nandana Jayakumar

The C & C Cavanagh Award for Sports Woman of the Year

Ruby Trappel (Year 8)

The Lou’s Café Restaurant Award for Sportsman of the Year

Darcy Swaine (Year 8)

Uniform

I would like to thank the families who are supporting our staff in efforts to get students to wear the correct uniform.  I am sure that you would agree that the wearing of the College academic or sports uniform is economical and distinguishes St Paul’s College students very effectively as members of the Macleay and Nambucca Valley communities.  It is causing serious concerns however, that some students are wearing their sports uniform up to five days a week when this is totally unnecessary.  Please ensure that your children are wearing their correct uniform on a daily basis and do not enable them to opt out by signing notes which have an incorrect excuse.  Sanctions are now being applied to students who continue to disregard the College Uniform policy.  As Term 4 begins and the days get longer and warmer, staff at St Paul’s have been instructed to enforce our hat/cap policy.  The following excerpt is from the College Policy Handbook:

Hats/Caps

The College cap and bucket hat are a compulsory College uniform item for all students at the College. Students must be wearing a College cap or bucket hat during passive and active outdoor activity.

Mr Leon Robinson - Acting Assistant Principal - Learning and Teaching