Year 11 Semester Two Awards

Year 11 Semester Two Awards

This week, we acknowledged the academic achievements of our Year 11 students as they have now completed their Year 11 coursework. While this year's current Year 11 cohort is still known as 'Year 11', they have commenced their HSC coursework. I spoke to Year 11 and encouraged them to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle outside of school during the subsequent three terms, finding balance as they move towards their HSC examinations.

Thank you to the parents and friends who joined us for this celebration. Well done, Year 11 and keep challenging yourself academically.

Congratulations to the following students who were presented with awards at the ceremony.

St Joseph’s Regional College Spirit Award

Our College prayer aims to capture all that we stand for at St Joseph’s Regional College. It speaks of respect, justice, faith, striving for excellence and preparing for the challenges of creating a better tomorrow. It is everything that Catholic education is about.

The St Joseph’s Regional College Spirit Award recognises those students who do not settle for less. It isn’t for excellence in one area but for those students across the school who live out the words of our prayer, whose actions and thoughts make this world a better place – in the classroom, the playground, with friends, in areas of interest and even when doing things they might not particularly enjoy.

Congratulations to the worthy College Spirit Award recipients: Lauren Johnston and Maisy Taylor

St Agnes' Parish Service Award

Congratulations, Marli Leighton, on being the recipient of the Year 11 2023 St Agnes' Parish Service Award, which recognises young people who are actively participating in ministry within St Agnes' Parish. They are committed Catholics who seek to support the Parish’s vision and mission that ‘everything is to be oriented towards the praise and glory of God’. Throughout the year, Marli has demonstrated consistent and outstanding service to St Agnes' Parish. His actions and thoughts make our community a better place.

Marli is an outstanding young man with a deep sense of spirituality. He is to be congratulated on his profound commitment to live out the gospel message, particularly through his devoted involvement within our parish community. Marli has participated in many diocesan discipleship events such as LEAD, SHINE, Ignite and Kairos, where he is a trusted and much-admired leader. He has regularly participated in the parish Encounter youth group and often contributes to discussion and planning for school-based mission initiatives.

This young man is passionate about living his faith and is an excellent role model to the young people within our parish due to his commitment to living out the Gospel values.

Congratulations, Marli.

Griffith University Year 11 Spark Award

First Place in Course

Congratulations to the following students on receiving first place in their course.

Outstanding Application (Green)
To receive an Outstanding Application Award, students in Year 11 must have received Application Awards in five or more subjects. 

Congratulations to the Outstanding Application Award recipients:

Lilly-Rose Bajt Danny Barratt Logan Bourke Reghan Buckley Zoe Bulmer Adam Cook Isabel Dickinson Jack Downing Keiana Dreelan Rhea Edden-Moore Alexander Farley Jessica Glover Arin Godbole Bella Harvey Ava-Grace Hawker Teleah Hicks Brock Holliday

Nicholas Honeysett Mackenzie Jenkins Grace Kruk Bailey Moore Gabriel Moore Olivia Moore Cora Puttick Lucas Pynaert Jaidyn Sharp-Rofe Charlotte Shee Mary Slater Maisy Taylor Alana Toogood Madeleine Tunbridge Emma Wheeler Jett Willows Aden Young

Year 11 Community Service Awards

To receive a Community Service Award, students must have completed 10 or more hours of community service.

100% Attendance

Congratulations on an outstanding effort in achieving 100% attendance during your Year 11 course.