End of GCSEs, Celebration and Sports Award Evening...
Year 11’s final day!
Year 11s celebrated their final exam on Friday morning. After completing their Statistics exam, they spent an hour signing each others’ shirts. We are now looking forward to next Tuesday’s Prom.
Year 10 Celebration Evening
As part of the evening, we were shown a video that Kole had put together that outlines the Year 10’s year.
Subject awards: Penny Richards, Kole Gjikolaj, Phoebe Lown, Bogdan Pamfile, Robyn Mitchell, Vensan Crushcov, Orianna McCaul, Ethan Phillips, Emily Phillips, Ben Puddicombe, Nadia Wisnik, Fin Gaisford, Ellie Denby, Harry Clarke, Anya Page Dove, Jasper Dommett, Evie Heron, Joshua Jackson-Heritage, Sophie Caton, Kai Alexander, Shania Blades, Oliver Phillips, Hannah Carr, James Scrimgeour, Klara Cornforth, Robin Pightling, Shelby Astley Rubin, Hailie Windsor, Isabel Blamey, Olivia Painter, Toby Morris, Ollie Sutton, Will Harrison, Steve Fitzpatrick, Freya Davies, Charlie Fox, Nikita Howells, Ben Gosling, May Connolly, Joe Oborn, Ava Sams, Danny Frankum, Erin Allen, Tim Corbett, Sophie Bastow and Jeb Whatley
Effort awards: Hannah Carr, Jazz Povey, Phoebe Lown, Kole Gjikolaj, Jeb Whatley, Evan Kinghorn, Jamie Nunn, Penny Richards, Sophie Caton, Ellie Denby, Lauren Major, Grace Povey, Shelby Astley-Rubin, Sophie Bastow, Ava Sams, Tim Corbett, Fin Gaisford, Pheoebe Staples, Oriana McCaul, James Scrimgeour, Matt Budavolgi, Melissa Piper, Isabel Blamey, Rose Bradley and Joel Copping
Golden mortarboard: Erin Loader and Gabriel Prior
Sparx: Keryn Giffard and Charlie Stevens
Top house points: Phoebe Lown and Steve Fitzpatrick
Tutor awards: Penny Richards, Bogdan Pamfile, Hailie Windsor, Tyler Bayliss, Anna Brailsford-Dunn, Hayden Gibson-Roche, Mia Denby, Harrison Spurle, Sophie Bastow, Matt Budavolhyi, Klara Cornforth, Joe Oborn, Ella Ryan, Craig Mintern, Grace Povey, Will Harrison, Maddison Lovegrove, Ben German, Emily Phillips and AJ Sims
Click here for the photographs from the Year 10 celebration evening.
Year 8 Celebration Evening
Subject awards: Olivia Hosking, Liam Trapp, Agata Sadlik, Charlie Hope, Aliyah Smith, Charlie Green, Ivy Hodgson-Hunt, Alfie Jeneway, Sophie Nicholson, Norbert Tomsia, Lyra Bowstead, Oliver Jones, Millie Sneap, Charlie Porter, Joe Taylor, Lexi Weller, Bartosz Mitula, Faith Batham, Tom Thorner, Olivia Wilson, Harrison Davies, Zac Evans
Effort awards: Laila Heavens, Millie Sneap, Caitlin Cornish, Olivia Hosking, William Denega, Jemimah Jones, Jessica Nicholson, Tom Thorner, Norbert Tomsia, Lottie Davis, Oliver Nunn, Eve Cameron, Charlie Hope, Emma Matthews, Sophie Nicholson, Ellie-Jayne Scott, Lewis Watt, Lyra Bowstead, Lisa-Marie Szewczuk, Amelie McCaul, Dean Conway, James Evers, Bella Giffard, Brooke Tully and Seth Margetts
Tutor awards: Gabi Buys, Tomasz Kowalski, Brooke Tully, Oliver Jones, Emma Matthews, Willi Denega, Ruby Bovey, Billy Wilcox, Leah Hope, Albie Baker, Laila Heavens, Oli Los, Dolce Zulhayir, Harrison Davies, Olivia Walters and Filip Frankiewicz
Golden mortarboard: Olivia Hosking and Charlie Porter
Top house points: Ellie-Jayne Scott and Jayden Trevelyan
PowerUp: Erin Wiseall and Jayden Field
Literacy: Summer Faulkes and Buster Watson
Sparx: Lisa-Marie Szewczuk and Kye Giffard
Tassomai: Millie Sneap and Ethan Lane
Click here for the photographs from the Year 8 celebration evening.
Sports Awards Evening
After 2 years without one, our Team TA Sports Awards returned with a bang this week, and what an evening it was! 85 boys and girls were recognised for their various achievements in PE and Sport this year and we crowned a number of winners for the various categories. All of the students invited should be extremely proud of their effort, commitment and performances this year. We were delighted to be joined for the evening by former GB sprinter, and Commonwealth Gold and Silver medalist Katherine Endacott who delivered an inspirational speech to all of the audience.
The nominees and winners of each award are included below:
Attitude towards PE
Year 7 Nominations – Amelia Lawton, Chloe German, Mille Swift, Ellie Farthing, Nicholas Heale, Riley Calland, Louis Tillen, Lucas Chappell
Year 7 Winner – Riley Calland
Year 8 Nominations – Thomas Thorner, Austin Howell, Cerys Lowe, Joe Taylor, Lewis Watt, Albie Baker, Lyra Bowstead, Naomi Redmond
Year 8 Winner – Cerys Lowe
Year 9 Nominations – Megan Sellick, Maisy Green, Joe Hosking, Elliot Lawton, Mya Sharpe, Sam Stimpson, James Lovell
Year 9 Winner – Joe Hosking
Year 10 Nominations -Vinny Poynton, Aidan Stapleton, Freya Davies, Ellie Denby, Oliver Phillips, Monica Mitula
Year 10 Winner – Freya Davies
Year 11 Nominations -Kai Fowler, Elisha Perrow, Finley Burn, Max Grimley, Elizabeth Cameron, Dan Green, Lily Connor
Year 10 Winner – Elizabeth Cameron
Sports Personality
KS3 Female nominations – Francesca Skelly, Farrach Ambrose, Amara Phillips, Millie Sneap, Ema Kestell, Brooke Tully
KS3 Female winner – Brooke Tully
KS3 male nominations – Harrison Hogg, Charlie Porter, Bastian Johns-Kouadio, Seth Margetts, Charlie Green, Oliver Jones, Austin White
KS3 male winner – Charlie Porter
KS4 Female nominations – Elisha Perrow, Elizabeth Cameron, Freya Davies, Penny Richards, Maisy Green, Mia Denby, Robyn Mitchell
KS4 Female winner – Elisha Perrow
KS4 male nominations – Harley Sneap, Josh Thompson, Danny Frankum, Will Hall, Harry Clarke, Will Bevan, Will Green
KS4 male winner – Harley Sneap
KS5 nominations – Jacob Pickavant, Igor Sniegocki, Wiktoria Jarosz, Georgia Davies, Ben Hopkins, Emma Harrison, Nick Turner
KS5 winner – Jacob Pickavant
Individual Performance
Individual performance nominations – Francesca Skelly, Harley Sneap, Kacper Piwowar, Jakub Piwowar, Pierce Gerring, Dolce Zulhayir, Tammy Westacott, Keely Little, Josh Thompson
Individual performance winner – Kacper Piwowar
Sporting Contribution
Sporting contribution nominations – Elisha Perrow, Will Bevan, Tammy Westacott, Nick Turner, Brooke Tully, Mia Denby
Sporting contribution winner – Will Bevan
Young Leader
Young leader nominations – Lydia Bevan, Danny Frankum, Louis Tillen, Summer Connolly, Will Harrison, Riley Calland
Young leader winner – Summer Connolly
Team of the Year
Team of the Year winner – U16 boys table tennis team
End of Season Netball Presentation
Year 7 Netball Awards
Players’ player: Phoebe Smith
Most improved player: Ellie Farthing
Coach’s player: Chloe German
Year 8 Netball Awards
Players’ player: Amara Phillips
Most improved player: Ema Kestell
Coach’s player: Millie Sneap
Year 9 Netball Awards
Players’ player: Tammy Westacott
Most improved player: Ella McLachlan
Coach’s player: Emily Graham
Year 10 Netball Awards
Players’ player: Lily Unsworth
Most improved player: Lily-Anne Winterton
Coach’s player: Ellie Denby
Excellence in Netball: Mia Denby
Year 7 Football Awards
Most improved player: Farrah Ambrose
Players’ player: Ben Jolly
Coach’s player: Riley Calland
Year 8 Football Awards
Most improved player: Gregg Hindom
Players’ player: Charlie Green
Coach’s player: Bastian Johns Kouadio
Year 9 Football Awards
Most improved player: Sean Crawford
Players’ player: Finley Herbert
Coach’s player: Jude Snell
Cadet Contingent
It was a busy week for the cadet contingent. Flights with the RAF are being organised for some of the RAF cadets. Final preparations are being made for the Summer Camp in Windermere for a week. A buzz around the cadets as they are all looking forward to hill walking, Kayaking, mountain biking, climbing and gyhill walking.
The RAF cadets enjoyed Drill and learning first aid. Both skills relied on discipline which all displayed. The cadets are working through a St Johns First Aid syllabus.
The Army cadets had their first parade in newly issued uniforms. The cadet training session covered how to look, wear and take care of military uniforms. Boot polishing, ironing and general upkeep of the kit was the order for the lesson.
It was fantastic to see so many cadets in uniform and being proud to wear it. They are also working hard towards gaining a cadet badge in completing the Communication Information System (CIS) training. The cadets are learning the NATO Phonetic Alphabet which assigns code words to each of the 26 letters of the alphabet and is used for international radio communication worldwide. It was great to see the cadets embracing the ‘buddy, buddy’ system in helping each look and maintain looking smart. A proven system that keeps a standard.
We look forward to the next few weeks where Drill, uniform and fun will be the main focus.
Enterprise
It was wonderful to see so many exciting lessons taking place in Enterpise this week.
Beautiful Photography
Grace Hallet is completing her year 12 A Level Photography course and has just produced an amazing collection of photographs based on dance and movement for her A Level coursework.
The dancer and model, Year 11 Kezia Stanley, has been dancing for an incredible 13 years and performed some of her beautiful ballet routines for Grace in the drama studio last Friday.
The resulting images are fascinating and explore a number of different approaches and techniques, including slow shutter speed. We look forward to seeing more fantastic work from Grace in year 13
KS4 Drama
KS4 Drama students have been making the most out of our newly refurbished drama studio and state of the art lighting in practical lessons over the last two weeks. Miss Wheeler has expressed how delighted she has been with the engagement from both year 9s and 10s who have thrown themselves wholeheartedly into their performance and cannot wait to take over in drama next year.
Year 7 English
Mr Crow’s class have recently been studying the poem To Autumn by celebrated Romantic poet John Keats.
They began by revisiting some of the central Romantic themes they have encountered during this cycle, such as the sublimity of nature, the brevity of life and their belief in the need for corrupt systems to be radically changed through revolution.
The class then listened to an exposition on the life of John Keats which focused on his medical background, his failed pursuit of a literary career, his care for his tubercular brother, his own contracting of tuberculosis, and his eventual death aged 25 in Rome as a consequence of his illness.
This was then used to inform the class discussion that placed the poem, which was published months before his death, in the context of a man who had faced a life of losing those he loved too soon. Their starting point as they read the poem was therefore to consider the message of beauty’s inevitable decline and the feeling of time running out.
This resulted in some incredibly rich discussion of the poem and its language, culminating in an annotated poem guided by class commentaries and analysis.
They then condensed this analysis into our class writing focus of writing developed opening statements for our written interpretations. They have been working on including:
This was used to inform their opening statements with a big focus being placed on the use of the word ‘reflecting’ as a way of introducing relevant contextual knowledge.
They concluded the lesson by sharing a number of these under the visualizer to discuss successes and next steps.
Congratulations to Harry for winning our 7Q7 pose like Keats competition.
Hospitality and Catering
Students in Hospitality and Catering years nine and ten have been making some delicious tear and share garlic bread with homemade salsa and garnish. Not only was the focus in the bread-making process but also in the presentation and making it appeal to the customer/ target audience.
House News
Our final house competition of the academic year is well underway with the Year 7 students once again competing for the House Cup. On this occasion, we are holding a Blockbusters Tournament. Blockbusters, which many may remember with some affection, was a very popular teatime show during the late eighties and early nineties. Our Year 7 students had (unsurprisingly) never heard of the concept.
The Torquay Academy version of the game consists of a boy and a girl from each house group attempting to block out their progress across a board; diagonally, horizontally or vertically. The opposing team have to block their way whilst forging their own line. As always, a draw was made (under the watchful eye of Mr Roberts) to decide who would play in each heat.
At the time of writing Brunel knocked out Pengelly, Christie Knocked out Darwin and Kitson knocked out Harrison –(Nearne and Fawcett are yet to play). Semi-finals and the grand final will take place next week. With individual prizes for the winners and the whole house group.
Year 10 Business
Mrs Thorne’s Year 10 Business classes have been learning about “putting business ideas into practice” over the last few lessons. The content covers all the financial measurements essential to understanding profit and loss, and tools used by businesses to model potential outcomes such as, breakeven, margin of safety and cash flow. They have also studied the finance that is available to businesses for start-up or growth.
How a business finances its activities, was a particular focus in this lesson, drilling down into the appropriate method for the appropriate context. Use of theory in context is an important skill for students who want to be successful in business and as a result we spend more time preparing a plan for an answer than it would ordinarily take to write.
For a nine mark answer the students need to show knowledge and understanding of theory, which they then apply and analyse in relation to the case study. The workbooks follow the same pattern for each different exam question, with the expectation that the students will firstly choose three positive impacts. Once these have been discussed in the group the students go on to read the case study and find the context to pair with the theory. This process is shown in the images attached.
With balance in mind, the students will look for a drawback to their chosen means of finance followed by any external factor that might influence the decision making of the company such as economic downturn, high inflation or competitor behaviour. These elements will also be analysed in context. At every stage students get to put their ideas forward and the merits of these are discussed by students. As a result the students are becoming extremely adept in the formulation of exemplary exam answers mainly due to their hard working and positive attitude to the process. This will hopefully translate to very positive outcomes for them all in summer next year.
Word millionaire
Congratulations to Harrison Harkin in 7F for becoming a Word Millionaire. Harrison has accumulated an impressive 1,008,826 words! Harrison has shown how hard work pays off; every time a student passes an Accelerated Reader book quiz they earn words and Harrison has quizzed on an amazing 39 books this year. Well done Harrison!
Year 8 Star Readers
Congratulations to Amara Phillips 8C and Jessica Nicholson 8D who have earnt their bronze star reader certificates for successfully tracked their reading for four weeks and completed one Accelerated Reader book quiz.
Congratulations to Emma Kestall 8C, Naomi Redmond 8B and Gabrielle Buys 8B who have earnt their silver star reader certificates for successfully tracking their reading for eight weeks and completing two Accelerated Reader quizzes.
Year 7 Rounders CVL
On Monday, eleven Year 7 students attended a Rounders Tournament held at Churston Ferrers Grammar School. The team faced eight other local schools, and it was a fantastic opportunity to put the skills they have been working on in lessons to the test. The team played brilliantly, and got stronger and stronger as the afternoon went on. There were some very close games, and the team ended up coming 7th overall. Well done to all the players (Halle Wotton, Larna Waller, Ashleigh Evans, Chloe German, Ellie Farthing, Gracie-May Tolley, Sienna Painter, Phoebe Smith, Freya Coatesworth, Eden Nelson-Minns, Grace Green). Catch of the day went to Freya, well done!!
School Games Tennis Skills Festival
On Wednesday, Maisy Green, Elise Pile and Tammy Westacott went across to Torquay Tennis Club to assist with a Primary school tennis skills festival. The girls had to deliver a specific tennis skills practice to various children from a number of local primary schools. They did a fantastic job of delivering, fun, engaging sessions and really helped the children improve their skills. As the day progressed, they grew in confidence and would have learnt a lot of from this experience.
Turin football trip
Albie Baker and Charlie Green in Year 8 travelled to Turin to play in the Juventus World Cup. They played against Juventus teams from around the world, Albie was top goal scorer for the U13s and they went all the way through to the final, unfortunately, they lost 3-0 against Argentina. Juventus Devon received the fair play trophy shows demonstrates respect and professionalism. Well done Albie and Charlie!
Jazz Excels in Beach Soccer Tournament
Jazz travelled to Croyde on Saturday 18 June, to play Beach Soccer in a tournament. She experienced wind and rain but there were lots of smiley faces and great fun. Two England and European champion beach soccer players were there and joined in and assisted with the presentation too; one of them also plays for Team GB and is a silver medalist. Everyone was awarded a medal for participation and Jazz’s team won so were given a second medal. Jazz got plenty of autographs as well! Winners were also given a t-shirt and the trophy was awarded to Jazz for her amazing performance and scoring a hat-trick in the first game and then 1 in the second game. Well done, Jazz!
Governor’s Platinum Certificates
Year 7 – Ben Jeffs, Samuel Johns, Summer Holmes,Ellie Farthing and Grace Gibbings
Governor’s Gold Certificates
Year 7 – Amy Rogers, Lora Cadman, Oliver Cocker, Lily Hawkings and Hayden Halsey
Governor’s Silver Certificates
Year 7 – Phoebe Smith, Imogen Symonds, William Kelly, Olivia Murr, Oscar Mills, Rebecca Quarshie, Jason Mewett, Freya Coatesworth, Sunny Long ,Ellen Scott ,Oskar Demkowski, Susie Lester,and Nikkita Hookway,Grace Green, Ayden Goldsbrough, Sonny Bond ,Leo maasz, Susie Lester and Ethan Anyon
Year 8 – Buster Watson, Charlie Pettit,Harry Newman,Jessica Mitchell,Lyra Bowstead, Laila Heavens and Amy Harrison
Year 9 – Mitchell Watkins
Governor’s Bronze Certificates
Year 7 – Mia Lawrence, Maja de Carvalho, Mason Bryant, Nancy Brown, Darcey Mellish, Tegan Ross, Jason Mewett, Kallie Stewart, Toby waring, Laurentiu Mihai, Kiki Marker, Nya Bettridge, Julia Tatarynowicz, Marlee White, Isabelle Voisey,Toby Waring, Oliver Welsh, Lili Budavolgyi, Josh Parkinson, Aaron Saunders, Alex Nagy, Indy Evans, Maisie Sandercock,Taniesha Hippolyte, Adam Sadlik, Liam Anthony and Ethan Anyon
Year 8 – Charlie Pettit,Oliver Nunn, Leon Bell, Harry Smith, Harrison Davies, Emily Meloy, William Denega, Matt Wadling and Callum Jackson
Year 9 – Shaun Pinto and Ella McLachlan
Year 10 – Shania Blades
Principal’s Gold Certificates
Year 7 – Holly Mae Robinson, Kyron Connor, Layla Broadway, Analais Biggs, Libbie Grindling, Daisy Cosh,Jack Slater, Emilee Payne, Diogo Pestana, Joshua Henderson, Lucas Chappell, Lola Benney, Bailey Heaward, Ben tucker, Sunny Long, Shannon Clark,Evie Alford, Emma Provan, Freya Mealin, Aliviya Lawrence, Daniel Piper, Ella Palla,Louis Tillen,Edward Evers, Nyla Wakefield, Halayna Hussain and Chelsea Milton
Year 8 – Dean Conway, Ben Charters, Noah Tyson, Charlie Pettit, Colby Britton, Daytona Vickers, Jacob Crago-Gould, Jamie John Palmer,Emma Matthews, Charlie Frankum, Norbert Tomsia, Erin Wiseall, Callum Cliff and Gideon Prowse
Year 9 – Kasha-Lily Borge, Aspen Keenan and Kevin Vieira
Year 10 – Bogdan Pamfile
Principal’s Silver Certificates
Year 7 – Kacper Drygiel, Rylan Chambers, Mya Brown, James Northcott, Eunan Campbell, Benjamin Houghton, Brody Cooper, Maile Beavis, Mathew Bailey, Donney Connors ,Kaiden Mclaren, Kai Chalmers -Wood, Henry Brewer, Corey Batten. Mya Hoskin, Kayden Whittred, Paige clements,Cerys Lowe and Scarlett Huxtable
Year 8 – Lydia Bevan, Amelie Berriman,Charlie Dudley, Charlie Pettit ,Lucas Spriggs,and Olivia Wilson, Molly Burns, Louis Rowe, Madi Chandler,David Wanstall, Agata Sadlik, Lucas West, Lewis Watt, Isabele Sockett, Lily Phillips, Jaden Morris, Olivia Wilson, Evie Hambleton, Kye Giffard, Lexi Weller, Grace Milloy, Alex Winterton, Oscar Hughes, Harry Marsden,Tom Thorner, Curtis Poynton and Tailor Rooke
Year 9 – Kara Wills, Oliver Keating and, Nikola Drygiel, Poppy-wallace Fisher, Riley Collet, Thomas Stimpson, Enrika Vasiliauskaite, Oliver Huxtable, Phoebe Hewings, Cleo Fry, Mia Weston, Jayjay Henderson, Curtis Poynton, Leo Webley, Emma Roadnight, Bradley crook, Maisy Green, Rhys Phillips and James Lovell
Year 10 – Charlie Pope, Mitchell Watkins,Lilly John, Lacey Nicholson, Igor Piewiszko, Oliver Reeves, Sam Hext, Amari Hadley, Owen Greenwood, lewis Dewar,Sophie Denison, Sophie Caton, Callum Oldham,Hayden Gibson-Roche, Gabriel Prior, Coral Rogers, Darcy Thomson-Wade,Alana Mitchell,Jack Alcock and Katie Williams
Principal’s Bronze Certificates
Year 7 – Logan Hammacott, Henry Brewer, Maddison Ginley and Oscar Tallon
Year 8 – Leigha Smith, Mya Hoskin, Kayden Whittred, paige Clements, Cerys Lowe, and Lucas Berry, Saffron Kelsey, Jack Wooley, Harrison Hogg, isabella Richards, Theo Hardman, Niamh Coker,Ellie Temo, Oliver Denison,Jack Hicks,Leo Maasz, Amara Philips, Caitlin Cornish and Alfie Eccles
Year 9 – Grace Dicken,James Ferris,Alex McDowell, Cameron Sturtridge,Klaudia Opel, Tyler Jay Stirling,Sean Crawford, Riyan Rizvi, Kian George, Michalina Jarosz, Emily Chamberlain, lexy McLaurin, Daniel Flight, Sophie Brown, Syd Yarde, Dasmien Bratusa, Luca Cronje, Thomas Harrison, Serena Iordache. Clara Gooderham, Oliver Stevens, Michalina Jarosz, Joe Hosking, Kian George,Jack Flay, Nina Hocking, Marcus Jenkins, Bella Lester, Klaudia Opel, Elliot Mills and Amalia Mihai
Year 10 – Samuel Sherwood, Charlie Fox,Hannah Carr, Ava Sams, Lily- May Bond, Lily- MayBruton, Joshua Jackson-Heritage, Vensan Crushcov, Ethan Sanders, Elsie Taylor, Thomas Beazley, Jacob Pieterse, Chayden Talbot, Megan DorlingOliver Sutton, Craig mintern, Charlotte Long, Max Peplow and,Sam Kelly, , Thomas Beazley, Lily-Anne Winterton, Lilly-May Bond, Freya Tripp, Rose Bradley, ollie hill, Oliver Phillips, Kai Alexander, Olivia painter, Anya Page-Dove,Tommy Aldous, Anya Griffith, ,Benjamin Gosnell, Gabrielle Jeneway and Robyn Mitchell
Students of the Week
Year 7 – Louis Tillen and Tallulah Houlahan
Year 8 – Gregg Hindom
Year 9 – Maddy Fairhurst and Elliot Lawton
House Stars of the Week
Year 7
Brunel – Nataliya Spasova
Christie – Lola Benney
Darwin – Leon O’Connor
Fawcett – Kaiden Mclaren
Harrison – Emilee Payne
Kitson -Sam Bowden
Nearne – Oscar Mills
Pengelly – Kai Chalmers-Wood
Year 8
Christie – Ben Charters
Darwin – Lewis Watt
Fawcett – JAccob Tripp
Harrison – Zac Evans
Kitson – Phoebe Denbow
Nearne – Lexi Hawkins
Pengelly – Emily Owen
Year 9
Darwin – Cleo Fry
Harrison – Michalina Jarosz
Kitson – James Lovell
Nearne – Maisy Green
Homework Stars of the Week
Year 7
Brunel – Emma Giles
Christie – Joshua Henderson
Darwin – Ruby Sellick
Fawcett – Brody Cooper
Harrison – Tom Connelly
Kitson – Bella Blatchford
Nearne – Maja de Carvalho
Pengelly – Isabelle Voisey
Year 8
Brunel –
Christie – Isaac Knowles
Darwin – Lucas West
Fawcett – Ruby Bovey
Harrison – Austin Howells
Kitson – Will Jackson
Nearne – Charlie Hope
Pengelly – Austin White
Year 9
Darwin – Mikey Davies
Harrison – Ryan Hooper
Nearne – Nikola Drygiel
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