Vincentia High School · PRESENTATION OF PRIZES, AWARDS AND TROPHIES - YEAR 9 . Food Technology . First awarded to Charlotte Franco. Second awarded to Eliana Macken. Information Software

Vincentia High School

Award Presentation Ceremony

Wednesday, December 11

2019

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PROGRAM

Master of Ceremonies and Introduction

Welcome to Official Guests

Welcome to Country Kiana Ashby

National Anthem, Advance Australia Fair

Performed by Destiny Pavitt

Principal’s Address

Year 7 Awards

Year 8 Awards

Special Education Awards

Musical Item – ‘Riveria Paradise’

Performed by Jayden Williams and Dylan Wright

Year 9 Awards

Year 10 Awards

Year 11 Awards

Musical Item- ‘Funky D’ Performed by

Jayden Williams

Sports Awards

Special Awards

Musical Item – Original Compostition ‘Over It’ Performed by

India Slaughter, Macie Wilson, Harry Axford and Galina Butler

Close

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ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR

Australians all let us rejoice, for we are young and free.

We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil, our home is girt by sea,

Our land abounds in nature’s gifts

of beauty rich and rare. In history’s page, let every stage

Advance Australia Fair.

In joyful strains then let us sing Advance Australia Fair.

Welcome to Country

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

VINCENTIA HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS’ & CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION

INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

NSW PREMIER’S SPORTING CHALLENGE

FIONA PHILLIPS, FEDERAL MEMBER FOR GILMORE

THE REUBEN F SCARF FOUNDATION

HUSKISSON RSL SUB BRANCH

AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE, HMAS CRESWELL

SHOALHAVEN CITY COUNCIL

MR GLENN ARMSTRONG

SHELLEY HANCOCK, SPEAKER OF THE NSW LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

WRECK BAY ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY COUNCIL

MUSIC SHOALHAVEN

HAWORTH GUITARS

NOWRA PLAYERS

SUSSEX INLET RSL CLUB

ST GEORGES BASIN COUNTRY CLUB

WORKPLACE LEARNING SHOALHAVEN

BENDIGO BANK SANCTUARY POINT

CLUB JERVIS BAY

CALTEX

UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG

HUSKISSON PICTURES

VINCENTIA WOMENS GOLF CLUB

ST VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY

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PARENTS & CITIZENS ASSOCIATION REPORT Dear Students, Parents and Care Givers Vincentia High School Parents & Citizens 2019 had the following Committee: • President – Louise Marr • Vice Presidents – Liz Folkard and Nina Santangelo • Secretary – Position Vacant (Jenny Moffat - Caretaker) • Treasurer – Louise Marr • Canteen Coordinator and Treasurer – Jenny Moffat Most of the meetings throughout the year were well attended, which was very pleasing, however we always seem to see the same people attend. Every parent or carer is welcome to attend any meeting. Most meetings are simply information sessions where we receive updates from the Principal and other various Departments regarding current and future events, as well as strategies around the running of the school. Vincentia High School P&C again made some great contributions to both individual students and the school community as a whole this year. These contributions would not have been possible without the tireless efforts commitment of Mary Nelson and her staff in the canteen. Despite increasing challenges from regulators and competition, Mary not only excels and feeding our students and staff with an ever changing and affordable menu, also manages to ensure a considerable contribution from canteen sales is returned back to the school via donations to the P&C. As a committee, we acknowledge students who represent Vincentia High School in sporting and cultural events at State, National and International levels. We continue to assist our School Netball, Triathlon and Mountain Biking Teams, special programs for students in the Support Unit, as well as our school’s incredible Dance Troupes – this is by no means a comprehensive list! As has been the custom for many years, at each term meeting we acknowledge the fabulous members of staff who go above and beyond to contribute to our school and the wellbeing and educational outcomes for our students. Teachers, support and administration staff, are nominated and recognised by way of a hand written thank you card. After the departure of Mr Bates at the end of Term 3, we gave a very warm welcome to Mrs Winfield at our final meeting of the year. We very much look forward to the positive contribution she is looking to make to the school and the broader community in the coming years.

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Vincentia High School P&C looks forward to working with the School Community again in 2020. We look forward to continuing to contribute to the ongoing success of the school and it’s many wonderful students, families and ever supportive small business community.

Louise Marr

President

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PRESENTATION OF PRIZES, AWARDS AND TROPHIES - YEAR 7

English First awarded to Katelyn Hassett Second awarded to Isabella Goodwin Mathematics First awarded to Katelyn Hassett Second awarded to Jacob Uebe Science First awarded to Banjo Kenny Second awarded to Olivia Swanson History First awarded to Katelyn Hassett Second awarded to Lily Anderson Geography First awarded to Lola Snelling Second awarded to Ryan Malecki Personal Development, Health & Physical Education (PD/H/PE) First awarded to Lola Snelling Second awarded to Katelyn Hassett Music First awarded to Olivia Lee Second awarded to Isabelle Burnett Visual Arts First awarded to Katelyn Hassett Second awarded to Isabella Goodwin Technology Mandatory First awarded to Matilda Walker Second awarded to Kristie Brooks Languages Other Than English - Dhurga Language First awarded to Laylah Connelly Second awarded to Dakota Parrish

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CLASS ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS

7A awarded to Tahlani Pringle 7C awarded to Kirrily Ward 7E awarded to Jack Twomey 7H awarded to Tyrone Knight 7I awarded to Alinta Broadhurst 7N awarded to Jordan Bonaccorsi 7T awarded to Riannah Streater 7V awarded to Emilio Manuelian AURORA COLLEGE AWARD Aurora College Stellar award is awarded to Lydia Valdes in recognition of commitment at Aurora College Year Advisor’s Award Awarded to Imika Spiteri and Isaac Brown

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PRESENTATION OF PRIZES, AWARDS AND TROPHIES - YEAR 8 English First awarded to Ashley Molnar Second awarded to Bridget Raftery Mathematics First awarded to Bridget Raftery Second awarded to Daniel Hassett Science First awarded to Brianna Armstrong Second awarded to Bridget Raftery History First awarded to Bridget Raftery Second awarded to Ashley Molnar Geography First awarded to Bridget Raftery Second awarded to Ashley Molnar Personal Development, Health & Physical Education (PD/H/PE) First awarded to Bridget Raftery Second awarded to Tarra Thomas Music First awarded to Toby Roberts Second awarded to Ashley Molnar Visual Arts First awarded to Mia Kielly Second awarded to Hayley Baker Technology Mandatory First awarded to Bridget Raftery Second awarded to Bree Haig and Jaymee-Lee Joines Year 8 Encouragement Award Awarded to Poppy Brand-Fuss and Daniel Williamson Year Advisor’s Award Awarded to Lachlan Simmons and Jaymee-Lee Joines

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PRESENTATION OF PRIZES AWARDS AND TROPHIES

SPECIAL EDUCATION AWARDS Encouragement Award Support For sustained effort and diligence in all subject areas Awarded to Jade Jones Encouragement Award Support For sustained effort and diligence in all subject areas Awarded to Chanelle Lamb Encouragement Award Support For sustained effort and diligence in all subject areas Awarded to William Lonesborough Encouragement Award Support For sustained effort and diligence in all subject areas Awarded to Jay Sutton Encouragement Award Gumbari Awarded to Jamie Bates in recognition for being a respectful student who always tries his personal best. Jamie role models positivity in Gumbari and is making excellent progress. Encouragement Award Gumbari Awarded to Kurtis Quealey. Kurtis has developed a positive attitude and has demonstrated a sustained and highly diligent approach to his work ethic, social skills and attendance. Kurtis has been enthusiastically participating in Clontarf and is a positive role model in Gumbari. Encouragement Award Gumbari Awarded to George Williams in recognition for being an enthusiastic student who has made significate improvements throughout this year. He has made positive choices and is achieving academic success in all areas.

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English First awarded to Tess O’Connor Second awarded to Galina Butler Mathematics First in Advanced awarded to Tess O’Connor Second in Advanced awarded to Diesel Spiteri First in Intermediate awarded to Ella Lawrence Second in Intermediate awarded to Jaymon Varga First in Standard awarded to Emilie Warren-Bolte Second in Standard awarded to Thomas Symonds Science First awarded to Mya Gunn Second awarded to Jazmin Compagnoni History First awarded to Eva MacKay Second awarded to Charlotte Franco Geography First awarded to Amy Baker Second awarded to Eliana Macken Personal Development, Health & Physical Education (PD/H/PE) First awarded to Amy Baker Second awarded to Eva Mackay Agriculture First awarded to Kelvin Taylor Second awarded to Oisin Ryder and Summer Hoath Child Studies First awarded to Galina Butler Second awarded to Grace Murray Sport Studies First awarded to Amy Baker Second awarded to Eva Mackay Dance First awarded to Alexandra Currey Second awarded to Molly O’Neill

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Food Technology First awarded to Charlotte Franco Second awarded to Eliana Macken Information Software Technology First awarded to Van James Streater Second awarded to Natasha Brandley Industrial Technology - Electronics First awarded to Lachlan Sewell Second awarded to Edge Ritchie Industrial Technology-Metal First awarded to Van James Streater and Diesel Spiteri Second awarded Kelvin Taylor Industrial Technology-Timber First awarded to Diesel Spiteri Second awarded to Lachlan Sewell Languages Other Than English - Indonesian First awarded to Tess O’Connor Second awarded to Eva Mackay Marine Studies First awarded to Mya Gunn Second awarded to Hannah Thompson and Jordan Wylie Music First awarded to Ryan Marr Second awarded to India Slaughter Photography First awarded to Amy Baker Second awarded to Charlotte Franco Visual Arts First awarded to India Slaughter Second awarded to Macie Wilson Year Advisor’s Award Awarded to Seth Kingma and Emelia Smeets

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English First in Extension awarded to Lydia Collins Second in Extension awarded to Clayton Strange First awarded to Oliver Griffiths Second awarded to Euan Kielly Mathematics First in Advanced awarded to Clayton Strange Second in Advanced awarded to Dominic Zoratto First in Intermediate awarded to Tasmyn Bendall Second in Intermediate awarded to Benjamin Ebzery First in Standard awarded to Courtney Farrugia Second in Standard awarded to Jacob Vidler Science First awarded to Tiana Deeth Second awarded to Brandon Ewers History First awarded to Amellia Bariss Second awarded to Alyssa Head Geography First awarded to Bronte Wright Second awarded to Tiana Deeth Personal Development, Health & Physical Education (PD/H/PE) First awarded to Alyssa Head Second awarded to Euan Kielly Agriculture First awarded to Liam Springall Second awarded to Logan McKenzie Child Studies First awarded to Bianca Karam-McCaffrey Second awarded to Amanda Herringe Drama First awarded to Oliver Griffiths Second awarded to Harmony Dyer

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Food Technology First awarded to Tazmin Mansell Second awarded to Bronte Wright Industrial Technology - Automotive First Awarded to Bradley Askew Second awarded to River Fryar

Industrial Technology - Electronics First awarded to Bryon Ross Second awarded to Clayton Strange and Rhys Hodalj Industrial Technology-Metal First awarded to Rhys Hodalj Second awarded to Clayton Strange Industrial Technology - Information Software and Technology First awarded to Julia Reimann Second awarded to Brandon Ewers Industrial Technology - Timber First awarded to Tasmyn Bendall Second awarded to Tom Brotherton Languages Other Than English - Indonesian First awarded to Raquel Gabby Second awarded to Alyssa Head Marine Studies First awarded to Bronte Wright Second awarded to Chelsey Burnett and Leilani Dewis Music First awarded to Harmony Dyer Second awarded to Henry Gray Dance First awarded to Alyssa Kaspars Second awarded to Bianca Karam-McCaffrey Commerce First awarded to Oliver Griffiths Second awarded to Brandon Ewers

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Photography First awarded to Sarah Innes Second awarded to Ella Mason Physical Activity & Sports Studies First awarded to Isabella Halls Second awarded to Lily Blackman Textiles and Design First awarded to Alyssa Head Second awarded to Amellia Bariss What’s On The Menu First awarded to Alyssa Head Second awarded to Euan Kielly and Bronte Wright Visual Arts First awarded to Tasmyn Bendall Second awarded to Ella Mason Visual Design First Awarded to Corinne Marsh Second awarded to Sarah Innes iSTEM First awarded to Julia Reimann Second awarded to Benjamin Ebzery Bike Business First awarded to Maddison Watt Second awarded to Henry Gray Year Advisor’s Award Awarded to Henry Gray and Tara Cropper

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PRESENTATION OF PRIZES AWARDS AND TROPHIES – YEAR 11

English First in Extension 1 awarded to Zara O’Connor Second in Extension 1 awarded to Faith Andrews First in Advanced awarded to Zara O’Connor Second in Advanced awarded to Faith Andrews First in Standard awarded to Sarah Blackman Second in Standard awarded to Maddison Hall First in English Studies awarded to Anthony Simons Second in English Studies awarded to Libby Phillips Mathematics First in Extension 1 awarded to Braidden Connolly Second in Extension 1 awarded to Lily Wheeler First in Advanced awarded to Lily Wheeler Second in Advanced awarded to Braidden Connolly First in Standard awarded to Zara O’Connor Second in Standard awarded to Tanya Flynn First in Mathematics Numeracy awarded to Mikayla Cross Second in Mathematics Numeracy awarded to Rueben Menzies Biology First awarded to Tegan McKay Second awarded to Samuel Johnstone Chemistry First awarded to Tegan McKay Second awarded to Braidden Connolly Physics First awarded to Lily Wheeler Second awarded to Braidden Connolly Primary Industries First awarded to Georgina Jones Second awarded to Eden Roszkiewicz Aboriginal Studies First awarded to Zara O’Connor Second awarded to Georgina Jones Ancient History First awarded to Laura Abel Second awarded to Elly Davidson

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Business Studies First awarded to Braidden Connolly Second awarded to Jayden Baker Legal Studies First awarded to Braidden Connolly Second awarded to Laura Abel Society & Culture First awarded to Zara O’Connor Second awarded to Isaac Graham Hickman Personal Development, Health & Physical Education (PD/H/PE) First awarded to Lily Wheeler Second awarded to Tegan McKay Music First awarded to Laura Abel Second awarded to Lani Goltz Visual Arts First awarded to Zoe Clayton Second awarded to Lucy Swanson Visual Design First awarded to Samantha Billingham Second awarded to Alyssa Johnson Community & Family Studies First awarded to Leteisha Driscoll Second awarded to Jordyn Guillaume Indonesian First awarded Tegan Mckay Second awarded Cooper Lasker Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation First awarded to Matthew Morris Second awarded to Bronte Lyons Design & Technology First awarded to Lily Wheeler Second awarded to Elly Davidson

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Textiles and Design First awarded to Lily Wheeler Second awarded to Cate Rosengrave Food Technology First awarded to Maddison Sumners Second awarded to Jake Carruthers Industrial Technology-Timber First awarded to Jayden Baker Second awarded to Justin Abbott VET Building Construction First awarded to Matthew Morris Second awarded to Adam Radwill VET Hospitality First awarded to Lani Goltz Second awarded to Oliver Macken VET Metals & Engineering First awarded to Matthew Morris Second awarded to Blade Riley and David White Year Advisor’s Award Awarded to Tegan McKay and Carter Smith

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SPORTS AWARDS

Outstanding Sports Performance – Triathlon Awarded to Tegan McKay and Oliver Macken for continued representation at All Schools Triathlon Carnivals. Dragons Medal – Rugby League Awarded to Bailey Sassall for positive contribution towards Rugby League. Sports Excellence Award Awarded to Bronte Trew for selection in the Australian School Girls Football Team. Sports Consistency Award Awarded to Jeremy Head for consistent representation across a range of sports. Indigenous Sports Person of the Year Awarded to Laylah Connelly for representation in multiple sports at State Carnivals. Shoalhaven Zone Blues Award Awarded to April Hawkins for Netball Umpiring. Awarded to Laylah Connelly for Sports All Rounder. South Coast Blues Award Awarded to Bronte Trew for Football in recognition for outstanding sportsmanship, respect, tolerance, team spirit and fairness in all interactions with her team mates, peers and teachers. Bronte will be representing the Australian Girls Team in America April 2020. CHS Blues Award Awarded to April Hawkins for Netball Umpiring in recognition of performing at an elite level, and demonstrating outstanding sportsmanship and leadership as a NSWCHSSA representative. STEVEN MACKAY GOOD SPIRIT AWARD Awarded to Madison Watt in recognition of a student who gives generously of her time and participates graciously to all aspects of the Mountain Bike Club. AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE – CHANGE MAKERS AWARD Awarded to Jeremy Head and Jackie Milani recognising their demonstration of the Olympic spirit through leadership and driving positive change in their community. PREMIER’S SPORTING CHALLENGE AWARD Awarded to Stella Dillon for outstanding commitment to fair play, encouragement of their peers, effort and improved performance in a sporting context and overall contribution to their school’s weekly sporting program.

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SPECIAL AWARDS

FIONA PHILLIPS MP, FEDERAL MEMBER FOR GILMORE 2019 CHAMPION AWARD The Fiona Phillips Federal Member for Gilmore 2019 Champion Award is awarded to Nellie Gray of year 12 recognising the efforts, academic or otherwise, of a student that has achieved a high level of improvement over the year. RUEBEN F SCARF AWARD Awarded to Erin Steeles of year 12 for commitment to achieving success in all that she undertakes, a strong sense of intrinsic motivation and passion for self-improvement. IRENE SULLIVAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Awarded to Bailey Walker for outstanding achievement by a student undertaking a Life Skills Program of study. PERSONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD Awarded to Natalie Went for dedication to schooling and having the intrinsic motivation to excel. HUSKISSON RSL SUB-BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Awarded to Teneisha Ross for outstanding citizenship and engagement with Vincentia High school. LONG TAN TEAMWORK AND LEADERSHIP AWARD Recognising students who demonstrate leadership and teamwork within both the school and broader local community. At the same time, they recognise those who display strong values, such as doing one’s best, respect for others and ‘mateship’ characteristics that are integral to Australian society. Awarded to Alyssa Head Year 10 Awarded to Nellie Gray Year 12 SHOALHAVEN CITY COUNCIL SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP AWARD Awarded to Lucy Graham of year 12 for outstanding school citizenship and a commitment to improving the morale of the Vincentia High School student body. SRC SCHOOL SERVICE AWARD Awarded to Blake Elson of year 12 for outstanding service to Vincentia High School. SHELLEY HANCOCK MLA, SPEAKER AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING Awarded to Tarra Thomas in recognition of outstanding public speaking skills.

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SPECIAL AWARDS EXCELLENCE IN DEBATING Awarded to Saphira Webber in recognition of outstanding public speaking skills and an ability to develop sustained, supported arguments. WRITER OF THE YEAR AWARD Awarded to Lexie Moorcroft in recognition of outstanding Literary Achievements. SUE ARMSTRONG AWARD Awarded to Angela Gowanloch of her sustained diligence over the course of 2019. ETHAN VANHINNISDAEL COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION AWARD Awarded to Glen Brotherton in recognition of significant improvement during his involvement in the Learning Assistance Program. INDIGENOUS STUDENT ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Awarded to Georgina Jones in recognition of improvement in academic studies. INDGENOUS CULTURAL CONTRIBUITON AWARD Awarded to Ryley Madden for an Indigenous student who promotes their culture within school and the community. VHS TEAM AWARD - 2019 NATIONAL WAKAKIRRI RECONCILIATION AWARD Awarded to Wakakirri Dance Team Vincentia High School received the Reconciliation Story Award, supported by Reconciliation Australia. This award is presented to a performance that increases respect, reduces prejudice and strengthens relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. HAWORTH GUITARS MUSIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD JUNIOR Awarded to Joah Mason for outstanding performance ability. Joah has achieved exemplary results in junior Music, demonstrating an exceptional performance ability on a range of instruments. He was recently featured as a soloist in the VHS Showcase with the Junior Rock Ensemble. Joah exhibits a musical maturity beyond his years and is commended for his dedication to Music. HAWORTH GUITARS MUSIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD SENIOR Awarded to Harmony Dyer for outstanding performance. Harmony has achieved exemplary results in elective Music, excelling at a range of performance and composition assessments. She has performed at numerous school events as a soloist and part of an ensemble and has taken on a mentor role for of the VHS vocal ensemble. Additionally, Harmony has demonstrated her exceptional vocal talent in regional programs and performances, most notably as part of the Vocal group in the Illawarra South East Regional Performing Ensemble and as a featured vocalist in the Southern Stars Arena Spectacular. She is to be congratulated on her dedication to Music.

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SPECIAL AWARDS JOEL STEEL MEMORIAL AWARD Is awarded to Kingsley Smith for outstanding commitment to Musical programs at VHS. Kingsley has shown a passion for musical performance and has fully committed himself to improving his skills both in class and through extra-curricular band activities. He was featured as a guitarist at the VHS Showcase Extravaganza and other school performances through the year as part of the Junior Rock Ensemble. Kingsley's effort is highly commendable and should be congratulated on his stellar effort and commitment to Music. NOWRA PLAYERS DRAMA AWARD Awarded to Lexie Moorcroft for achieving excellence in Drama and the Performing Arts. EXCELLENCE IN THE ARTS AWARD Is awarded to Sarah Ewers for artistic excellence in the highly developed Body of Work titled Transience. With a collection of 17 individual pieces displaying the sophisticated mastery of drawing and painting skills. Sarah has applied a professional approach to the art process and presentation, with an in depth conceptual meaning and synthesized understanding. TECHNOLOGY AWARD – DESIGN Awarded to Cate Rosengrave for excellent practical design skills in Design and Technology and Textiles and Design. GARY WALDRON MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to Bradley Askew in recognition of potential to excel in trade based studies. MATHEMATICS AWARD Awarded to Dylan Wright for excellence at the highest level of Mathematics. SCIENCE AWARD Awarded to for Tegan Ayre for excellence in Science. VICTOR CHANG SCIENCE AWARD Tegan McKay for outstanding performance in scientific studies in the senior school. WORKPLACE LEARNING SHOALHAVEN JET PROGRAM AWARD The Job Education Training (JET) link program is delivered by Workplace Learning at Vincentia High School to assist students to achieve their learning and school to work transition objectives. The recipient of this award is Rhys Hodalj, he attends JET sessions every week and is a consistent worker with a great deal of ability, he communicates his ideas in a confident manner asking questions to gain a deeper understanding and always participates well in practical activities. Rhys completed a week of work experience at Air Affairs in September and impressed the Manager Darren Bramley who is considering an apprenticeship for Rhys in 2020.

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SPECIAL AWARDS HIGHLY COMMENDED IN VET HOSPITALITY FOR THE SHOALHAVEN REGIONAL AREA Awarded to Jayden Adams in recognition of his commitment to Hospitality. HIGHLY COMMENDED IN VET CONSTRUCTION FOR THE SHOALHAVEN REGIONAL AREA Awarded to Tahlia Rodrigues in recognition for her commitment to Construction. EXCELLENCE IN VET INFORMATION AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AWARD FOR THE SHOALHAVEN REGIONAL AREA Awarded to Sarah Ewers in recognition of their commitment to Information and Digital Technology. EXCELLENCE IN VET HUMAN SERVICES FOR THE SHOALHAVEN REGIONAL AREA Awarded to Lucy Graham in recognition of her commitment to Human Services. EXCELLENCE IN VET METALS AND ENGINEERING FOR THE SHOALHAVEN REGIONAL AREA Awarded to Elijah Brown in recognition of his commitment to Metals and Engineering. EXCELLENCE IN VET AEROSKILLS, CERTIFICATE II IN AVIATION Awarded to Angus Garin in recognition of his commitment to the Aviation Industry. EXCELLENCE IN STUDENT BASED APPRENTICESHIP OR TRAINEESHIP (SBAT) AWARD FOR THE SHOALHAVEN REGIONAL AREA Awarded to Alanah McLeod for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander SBAT student of the year. OUTSTANDING VET STUDENT OF THE YEAR FOR THE SHOALHAVEN REGIONAL AREA Awarded to Elijah Brown for Outstanding VET student of the year. BENDIGO BANK COMMUNITY CITIZENSHIP AWARD Awarded to Zachary Stahlhut for demonstrating a commitment to the Bay and Basin Community through involvement in whole school programs and activities designed to assist others and improve general wellbeing. HONOUR SOCIETY AWARD Awarded to Jeremy Head and Nellie Gray for outstanding commitment made to every facet of academic, citizenship and extra-curricular pursuits.

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SPECIAL AWARDS CALTEX BEST ALL ROUNDER AWARD Awarded to Jeremy Head in recognition for being a genuine ‘all rounder’ - someone who excels in their studies, possesses leadership qualities, a good attitude and is keen to serve their community. Conscientious Effort and Commitment to success in the Senior School Awarded to Maddison Laws for always striving to achieve success. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS Year 7 Katelyn Hassett, Banjo Kenny, Laylah Connelly, Olivia Lee Year 8 Bridget Raftery, Ashley Molnar, Brianna Armstrong, Tarra Thomas Year 9 Amy Baker, Eva Mackay, Mya Gunn, Tess O’Connor, Year 10 Alyssa Head, Clayton Strange, Bronte Wright, Tiana Deeth Year 11 Zara O’Connor, Lily Wheeler, Tegan McKay, Braidden Connolly THE WOLLONGONG UNIVERSITY MEDAL FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Is awarded to Ellie Wright-Pedersen for academic excellence in the 2018 HSC.

Vincentia High School Thanks you for your support during

2019

Vincentia High School

142 The Wool Road Vincentia NSW 2540

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