Award winners from Friday 29 March

Congratulations to the following students who won a Principal's Award at our assembly on Friday.

Room 1: Hollie Gabites - for persistence in all areas of class work.  Hollie, you have an amazing work ethic. Well done!

Room 2: Sahara Thomas - for your amazing art work! You have created a range of interesting art from different countries.

Room 3: Claire Browne - for showing passion in your learning and in your involvement with the student council. You are always enthusiastic and have a positive attitude that you bring to everything that you do. Ka pai!

Room 4 & 5: 
Samantha Brill - for not only keeping up with your personal tasks but helping others with theirs. Ka rawe!!

Ava Keane - for putting extra effort into your learning and making good choices about when, where, and how you are learning.

Na’eem Cupido - for knowing when you need help and seeking it out.

Room 6:  Justin Lu - for carefully selecting WOW words to add detail to your writing.

Room 7: Anthony Clarke - for working hard in all areas of the curriculum and extending his own learning independently. Keep it up!

Room 8: Celeste Harman - for dedication to her learning. You are putting time and effort into your learning which is showing through your fantastic achievements.

Room 9: Sophia Barker - for consistently working hard and trying your best in all areas of your learning. You are enthusiastic about learning new things and helping your class learn together. Great work Sophia!

Room 10: Lucia Hertano - for consistently working hard in all areas of your learning and keeping Mrs P on her toes.

Room 11: Rhys Nixon - for showing increased dedication to your learning. You are focusing on your tasks and making good choices around where to work. Tino pai!

Room 12: Alexander Briscoe - for consistently taking responsibility for your learning. You ask great questions and focus on your tasks, completing them to a high standard. Tino pai!

Room 14: Felix McLeod - for working hard in his literacy. You show persistence with your reading and writing. Tino Pai!