Prom, Celebration Evenings and Above Water
Year 11 Prom
Our Year 11s looked incredible as they arrived for their Prom. They have worked so hard over the past five years and they truly deserved their moment in the limelight. They arrived in a wide variety of ways and then danced the night away. I look forward to seeing them for their results day in August.
You can view our full album on our Facebook page.
Celebration Evenings
Over the past two weeks we have held our end of year celebration evenings throughout years 7-10 where we celebrate the hard work and dedication of our students. Congratulations to all of our winners!
Year 7
Subject Awards
English – Poppy Sanderson and Benjamin Nicholson, Maths – Lily Thomas and Harry Pudney, Science – Janzen Flores and Toby Howell, RS – Otti Cole-Harper and James Beer, History – Maria Nihtyanova and Brodi Docherty, Geography – Anastaiia Tukilush and George Evans, PE – Robyn Higgins and Sonny Hutchings, Art – Imogen Harnett and Reef Whayman, Music – Ruby Fitzgerald and Zac Venter, French – Stella De Rose and George Viediernikov, Spanish – Hattie Gamble and Samuel Sanders, Technology – Kiara Ujj and Mathew Campan
Effort Awards
Cody Burton, Emily Cowan, Noah Margetts, Edi Ferencz Csibi, Maria Nihtyanova, Tyler Evans, Tom Weaver, James Beer, Riain Leal, Kaitlin Jarvis, Chloe-Mae Jones, Poppy Bettridge, Louise Porter, Sophia Peryer, Lewis Allington, Lewis Graham, Jessie Mountstevens, Lexi Cave, Will Wrathall, Evie Ford, Isabella-Rose Pomerville, Vinnie Frankum, Kordian Wisnik, April Hubbard, Halle Walker and Charlotte Holmes-Vittles
Tutor Awards
7B – Kiara Ujj and George Evans, 7C – Janzen Flores and Francis Downer, 7D – Daisy Board and Leon Snell, 7F – Aleta Stojic and Sean Canham, 7H – Mollie Longthorpe and Trent Blackmore, 7K – Mollie Peters and Tyler Evans, 7N – Tanya Neil and Milan Ujj, 7P – Katie Peryer and Freddie Fenner
Other Awards
PowerUp – Ella Weeks and Paul Blades, Literacy – Emily Cowan and Samuel Sanders, Sparx – Kiara Ujj and Harry McCarthy, Tassomai – Emily Cowan and Edi Ferencz Csibi, Top House Points – Charlotte Holmes-Vittles and George Evans, Golden Mortar board – Poppy Sanderson and Harry Pudney, Word Millionaires – Izzy Goldsbrough, Bella Pomerville and Gustaw Adamczak
Year 8
Subject Awards
English – Olivia-Mae Franke and William Candy, Maths – Lily Budavolgyi and Oliver Cocker, Science – Ava Storey and Ethan Lynch, RS – Anna Pearn and Cody Cave, History – Phoebe Smith and Oliver Welsh, Geography – Connie Kinghorn and Barnaby George, PE – Sienna Painter and Ben Jolly, Drama – Miley Sobey and Harrison Richards, Art – Maja De Carvalho and Joe Boyce, Music – Daisy Hellier and Samuel Johns, French – Lauren Tanton and Harrison Harkin, Spanish – Halayna Hussain and Ben Jeffs, Technology – Francesca Skelly and Samuel Johns
Effort Awards
Phoebe Smith, Alex Nagy, Indy Evans, Lauren Tanton, Chloe German, Emilia Hunt, Oliver Cocker, Lola Benney, Aleksandra Treder, Sophia Burnham, Amy Rogers, Rebecca Quarshie, Leonardo Marcheggiani, Laurentiu Mihai, Harrison Harkin, Phoenix Furse, Grace Halsey, Grace Gibbings, Harry Paull, Charlotte Little, Alba Fogarty, Matilda Stevens, Lucas Chappell, Josh Parkinson and Callum Pile
Tutor Awards
8B – Indy Evans and Laurentiu Mihai, 8C – Sophia Burnham and Lucas Chappell, 8D – Emilia Hunt and Joe Boyce, 8F – Tallulah Houlahan and Harrison Harkin, 8H – Ava Storey and Barnaby George, 8K – Sienna Painter and Mason Mitchell, 8K – Millie Swift and Adam Copping, 8N – Sienna Painter and Mason Mitchell, 8P – Amy Rogers and Ben Jeffs
Other Awards
Golden Mortar Board – Julia Tatarynowicz and George O’Hanlon, Top house points – Ella Randall and George O’Hanlon, PowerUp (completed) – Amy Rogers, Imogen Symonds and Francesca Skelly, Literacy – Francesca Skelly and Laurentiu Mihai, Sparx – Amelia Rose and Oliver Cocker, Tassomai – Hallie Davies and Kiel Mortimer, Word Millionaire – Ayden Goldsbrough
Year 9
Subject Awards
English – Erin Bond and Liam Trapp, Maths – Laila Heavens and Noah Butler, Science – Martina Vijayakumar and Charlie Green, RS – Callie Hardy and Alfie Jeneway, History – Ellie-Jayne Scott and William Jackson, Geography – Ivy Hodgson-Hunt and William Denega, PE – Eve Cameron and Austin Howell, Drama – Cerys Lowe, Art – Leigha Smith and Lewis Watt, French – Lisa-Marie Szewczuk, Spanish – Olivia Hosking, Product Design – Lily Phillips and Harrison Davies, Music Performance – Eve Cameron and Daniel Ennis, Health and Social Care – Ruby Bovey and Sara Mills, Dance – Phoebe Denbow, Construction – Lucas West, Automotive – Bayley Woodger and Harry Taylor, Food – Jessica Nicholson and Ryan Williams, ICT – Paige Clements and Simon Drost, Business Studies – Madi Chandler and Norbert Tomsia, Sport Science – Keeley Little and Albie Baker, Music Technology – Amber Dicken and Olivia Walters, Media Studies – Olivia Hosking and Leon Bell
Effort Awards
Madison Findlay-Peers, Bartosz Mitula, Harrison Davies, Joshua Kittow, Seth Margetts, Rayan Nafim, Millie Sneap, Amara Phillips, Olivia Hosking, Lisa-Marie Szewczuk, Olivia Walters, Bayley Woodger, Leah Hope, Keeley Little, James Reynolds, Lewis Watt, Eve Cameron, Alfie Eccles, Isabelle Moxham, Norbert Tomsia, James Billingham, Elvin Fellows, Amelie McCaul, Joshua Sandeman, Oliver Los and Summer Faulkes
Tutor Awards
9B – Ellie-Jayne Scott and Baylaye Woodger, 9C – Daisy Faulkner and Joshua Rogers, 9D – Jessica Nicholson and William Denega, 9F – Ryan Williams, 9H – Isabella Richards and James Reynolds, 9K – Amber Dicken and George Peart, 9N – Amelie McCaul and Harrison Davies, 9P – Millie Sneap and Ethan Lane
Other Awards
Golden Mortar board – Olivia Hosking and Noah Butler, Sparx – Cerys Lowe and Charlie Pettit, Tassomai – Oliwia Tuczynska and Charlie Hope, Top house points – Amelie Rogers and Wojcjech Tabaczuk
Year 10
Subject Awards
English – Emma Roadnight and Joe Hosking, Maths – Roberta Bankes-Fay and Mikey Davies, Science – Amalia Mihai and James Lovell, RS – Olivia Wood and Ollie Sillis, History – Kasha-Lily Borge and Daniel Flight, Geography – Nikola Drygiel and Curtis Poynton, PE – Ella McLachlan and Kevin Vieira, Drama – Beatrice Corline, Art – Nisha Cosslett and Aidan Chadwick, French – Daisy Gibbings and Shanice Rees, Spanish – Merissa Farrington and Samuel Stimpson, Product Design – Megan Sellick and Ashton Jeffs, Music Performance – Lucy Mangan-Smale and Samuel Eaton, Health and Social Care – Summer Connolly and Bebe Giles, Dance – Rebecca Glasson and Esme Brabon, Construction – Cleo Fry and Kieran Taylor, Automotive – Riley Batten and Marcus De Lucis, Food – Fearne Harby and Finn Mallen, ICT – Thomas Harrison and Tyler Hardy, Business Studies – Mya Sharpe and Melvin Page, Sport Science – Maisy Green and Harry Russell, Music Technology – Luke Le Huray and Gemma Ford, Media Studies – Nina Hocking and Oliver Huxtable
Effort Awards
Mya Sharpe, Rebecca Glasson, Karl Burton, Sophie packer, Megan Sellick, Kevin Vieira, Daisy Gibbings, Amalia Mihai, Serena Iordache, Daniel Thomas, Maisy Green, Bella Lester, Mitchell Watkins, Olivia Wood, Nina Hocking, Beatrice Corline, Dylan Nock, Kasha-Lily Borge, Esme Brabon, Tammy Westacott, Jude Snell, Melvin Page, Joe Hosking, Jasmine Evans and Emily Graham
Tutor Awards
Mr Hanley – Bella Lester and Riley Batten, Mrs May – Nisha Cosslett and Alfie Walker-Fenner, Miss Sykes – Olivia Wood and James Lovell, Miss Pearson – Elspeth Herring and Riley Skinner, Miss Martin – Roberta Bankes -Fay and Mya Sharpe, Mr Amey – Maja Davies and Sean Crawford, Miss Wooldridge – Wiktoria Pacholska and Riley Collett, Mr Lawrence – Evie Reece and Elliott Mills, Mr Hobbs – Lily Lewis-Shermer and Dylan Nock, Mr Dickin – Maisy Green and Karl Burton
Other Awards
Golden Mortar Board – Emma Roadnight and Marcus De Lucis, Sparx – Sophie Packer and Jake Pettit, Tassomai – Mya Sharpe and Samuel Stimpson, Top house points – Daisy Gibbings and Alfie Walker-Fenner
Whole School Assembly – Water Safety
We were delighted to welcome Above Water founder Brendan Prince to our end of year assembly. He spoke to our students about water safety and how they can keep themselves, friends and family safe around the water this summer.
CCF
Flying, gliding, weapons raining, shooting, climbing, coasteering, mountain biking, mountaineering, Ten Tors and so much more. The Army and RAF Cadets have had such a busy term.
As we near the end of term and look forward to a well-deserved rest, planning continues as we develop the next chapter for the contingent. The summer break allows us to regroup and put together more exciting opportunities for the cadets.
The RAF will continue to take to the skies in the Grob Tutor and the cadet glider. We have been successful in gaining regular flying experiences for the whole of the RAF section with all having several flying slots. The RAF cadet training program has focused on leadership, flying, drones, first aid and outdoor activities to name a few. The RAF cadets are making regular visits to Chickerell Training camp which enables them to gain valuable experience and cadet qualifications. This has enabled recent promotions to LCpl, Cpl and Sgt positions.
The progressive Army syllabus has focused attention on field craft skills, living in the field constructing shelters, cooking and admin in the field, Army section tactics, drill and weapons training. Getting to cadet camp has been a huge undertaking as weapons training dominated the training program. The cadets have been amazing at taking the task on and proving that they can take on a huge training program to be considered for camp. More recently establishing a regular slot on the indoor Dismountable Close Combat Training (DCCT) facility used by the regular forces at Wyvern Barracks.
Collectively the contingent has set up links with other schools, ATC and ACF cadet establishments. This allows us to share our resources and qualifications. It is great to see that our cadets simply get tusked into activities with other cadet organisations creating an amazing opportunity working through social skills.
The cadets have all had the opportunity to push outdoor activities, namely, coasteering, climbing, hiking, mountain biking to name a few. The contingent work very closely with the schools Adventure Academy securing regular slots after school. The new term will see kayaking which again the cadets will be involved in.
The cadet staff have all been working extremely hard to make sure quality and qualifications are gained to ensure we can deliver the best that’s out there. Everyone is very excited for the next chapter in the school cadet experience. We eagerly await a Royal Navy section which will bring the contingent operating with the 3 services, Army, Royal Airforce and Navy.
Get involved, we are always on the lookout for adult volunteers to work with us. If you believe you can help in any way, please contact the school’s SSI, ccf@tqacademy.co.uk
Year 6 Induction Day
We were delighted to welcome our new Year 7s on Thursday this week. We were very impressed with them all and I was delighted to hear how much they had enjoyed their day. We look forward to welcoming them to TA in September.
Ice Lolly Sale
Our brilliant 6th Form leaders have been selling ice pops at the end of the day this week. A great way to end a hot day!
Oxford University Residential
Oxford was incredible! We arrived on the Sunday and had some free time to explore the city, and then we went back to the Uni and had a pizza party! We then had tours at other colleges on the Monday and had our first taster lectures. We did human rights law, which was really interesting, and then looked at one of the earliest recorded texts ever written in the English lecture. On Tuesday, we looked in the Ashmolean museum which had a large amount of historical art pieces and statues, and this was followed by History and Classics lectures. We looked at early Greek and Roman mythology in the classics lecture and prostitution in the 16th/17th century Spain in the history lecture, which was really interesting as it is something not taught in the curriculum. Wednesday was the open day, where we looked at multiple colleges around Oxford, which gave us more of an idea of where we may want to apply to later this year and also helped us have an idea of what to put in personal statements. It was a really great experience, and we met some really lovely people too, which made it even more rememberable!
Exeter College Visit
Technology Department
The visit to the Exeter College Technology Department proved to be an enriching and educational experience for the students. They were able to witness first hand the practical applications of motor vehicle maintenance, engineering, and aeronautical engineering. The tour of facilities and the participation in the tyre changing challenge enhanced their understanding of these fields and provided them with valuable insights into potential career paths. The visit not only inspired the students but also highlighted the importance of such vocational education in preparing them for future endeavours in the technology industry.
Overall, the visit was a resounding success, and the students expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage with professionals and experience the practical aspects of motor vehicle maintenance, engineering, and aeronautical engineering. The visit to Exeter College Technology Department undoubtedly contributed to broadening their horizons and inspiring their future aspirations in the technology field.
Construction Department
On 6th July, a group of 14 Year 10 students visited the Exeter College Construction Centre. The purpose of the visit was to provide the students with an opportunity to explore various construction trades and gain practical experience in carpentry, electrical work, civil engineering, and bricklaying.
During the visit, the students participated in taster sessions in each of the four trades. The sessions were designed to give them a hands-on experience and a glimpse into the different aspects of the construction industry. The students rotated through the sessions, spending a set amount of time in each trade.
The college lecturers were impressed with the level of skills our students demonstrated, many have been studying construction BTEC since Year 9. Particular stand-outs were:
Jake Green on electrical
JayJay Ward on carpentry
Reece Spink on bricklaying
The visit provided valuable insights into the skills and knowledge required for each trade, as well as the potential career opportunities available in the construction sector. The students were enthusiastic and actively engaged in the activities, demonstrating their interest in pursuing vocations in the construction industry.
Overall, the visit was a success in terms of achieving its objectives of providing hands-on experience, promoting career exploration, and inspiring students to consider future pathways in the construction sector. It is evident that vocational education plays a crucial role in preparing students for careers in the technology industry, and experiences like this visit are invaluable in shaping their future aspirations.
Geography Field Trip
Our final fieldtrip of the school year with the year 10s this week saw a wet and windy visit to Dawlish Warren. Students worked through the elements to collect the data they needed to support them in Paper 3 of Summer 2024.
Year 9 HPA
This week, our Year 9 HPA students met to celebrate the end of the year and give presentations on what they have been individually researching. The students have spent the year studying online university courses from universities all over the world and students delivered a variety of fascinating talks ranging from Greek mythology to space exploration.
The winning presentation was given by Ivy Hodgson-Hunt on the topic of of international women’s rights, with Liam Trap’s presentation on exoplanets and Caitlin Cornish’s presentation on media manipulation both highly commended.
Next year, students will be working on producing research articles to be published in our first ever Torquay Academy academic journal. Well done to everyone for a fantastic year.
Chemistry with Mr Gale
Mr Gale’s A-level chemistry class have been making their own aspirin this week, as part of the “What’s in a Medicine?” topic. They have learned that, during medieval times, people realised that the bark of the willow tree had pain-killing properties, and that it was widely used to help during childbirth, for example. However, the active ingredients in willow bark tended to cause stomach bleeding.
The students followed the steps used by chemists in the nineteenth century to extract the key molecule from plant material, and converted it using a range of chemical reactions into aspirin. They had to use various chemistry techniques to make and to purify their aspirin, and they then had to check the purity of their product.
Although the students were not allowed to try their aspirin, as it had not been made to commercial standards, it provided them with a valuable insight to how pharmaceuticals are made industrially.
Another Cycle is coming to a close for 7KVA’s maths intervention group
They’ve worked so well for the last 8 weeks to consolidate and revisit the corner stone concepts of Cycle 3. All the students are feeling more confident and successful in their maths lesson too.
We’ve enjoyed some donuts this morning to celebrate the end of a successful Cycle. Well done 7KVA!
Photographed is Sydney Summers, George Jeffs, Chloe Bayliss, Sanije Hoxha, Imogen Monk, Jaylen Hunter and Theo Beresford. Lucie Bowers, Miley-Jade Grigg, Poppy Fieldhouse, Emily Kenny and Harrison Johnson have also been involved but we’re otherwise occupied for the photo.
Year 5 Activities Days
Over the last fortnight we have had year 5 students visiting Torquay Academy. They experienced life in a secondary school and had taster lessons in Science, PE, Technology and Creative Arts. We look forward to seeing them at Torquay Academy when they join us in year 7.
House News
Our final house competition of the academic year has been a basketball challenge. This has involved teams of twelve students-six boys and six girls -who had to shoot a goal from a designated spot. As always, there was a very healthy competitive spirit and many students who wanted to participate for their house. The heats saw Fawcett, Darwin, Kitson and Christie knocked out -the semi-finals eliminated Brunel and Nearne and once again Pengelly were victorious.
Harrison were looking very strong in the semi-finals ,scoring 8 goals however, in the final, they were beaten 4-2. All students throughout the competition showed tremendous team spirit-cheering each other and shaking hands at the end of the game. This is really what matters most in these events.
Pengelly students were rewarded with some sweet treats and there were small consolation prizes for the Harrison participants.
The Pengelly students, Mrs Lancaster -house captain and Mr Chadwick-head of house celebrated their victory in a particularly jubilant mood. Pengelly have won the last three house events-a feat which has never before been achieved.
Miss Risk.
TA Library
We have recently moved our library area and are particularly pleased with the job our facilities team have done with putting up our sign. Thank you Mark and Paul!
Physics with Year 7
For the last cycle of the year, Miss Foster’s 7Q5 class have been exploring Physics. We started off looking into energy stores and transfers, renewable and non-renewable energy sources and the uses and dangers of radiation. This first half of Cycle 4 included learning lots of new equations including: work done = force x distance, gravitational potential energy = mass x gravitational field strength x height and weight = mass x gravitational field strength.
We then completed our first assessments with Toby Howell scoring an impressive 66%!
For the second half of Cycle 4, we are learning all about forces, including weight, resultant forces, speed and stopping distances and Hooke’s Law. To investigate Hooke’s Law, we completed a practical which looked into the effect of weight (force) on the extension of a spring.
We have had a very full-on and tricky cycle with lots of new equations to learn and theories to understand. Well done 7Q5!
PowerUp
In the last few weeks three students have completed their PowerUp Literacy intervention. In order to do this they have had to work through various levels in the three different subject areas of Word Study, Grammar and Comprehension. This is a massive achievement and will really make a difference in aiding their studies throughout the school. Congratulations to Francesca Skelly (8C), Florence Mills (8K) and Imogen Symonds (8N)
Year 7 Indoor Cricket
This week the mighty year 7 cricket team took on Churston Grammer. With the classic British summer weather returning the boys headed into the sportshall instead of playing on Barton this week. With a switch to pairs indoor rules the boys started well striking the ball cleanly and running with intent between the wickets. Indoor cricket is much faster than its outdoor counterpart and the boys reacted well to the change. Some outstanding shots from Oscar Spurle and Euan Miller saw them take the game to the opposition. Sonny transferrd his table tennis hand eye coordination to his batting smashing the ball beautifully for 6. The run rate was ticking over nicely but stalling slightly in the middle overs due to some very good bowling and some impressive fielding from the Churston boys and girls. Noah Margetts and Jamie Tully showed great game awareness to mix running really hard between the wickets and hitting big shots down the ground for 6. Noah managing four 6’s in total, three coming in one over alone! With a couple of wickets in the final overs TA had reached a mammoth score of 260-5 (both teams start on 100 and its minus 5 for each wicket taken). Now it was our turn to bowl. The boys started really well getting a wicket in the second over and then three in three balls off Lee Stevens over to complete a great hat trick; one bowled, one caught and one run out! A coaches dream! Wickets continued to fall regularly as the Churston players felt the pressure of the huge run chase and with 18 wickets falling in total in their innings the TA boys bowled and fielded supremely well. With Churston finishing on 115 the game was done and dusted. A great TA victory played in good spirits by both teams resulting in a 100% win record for the year 7 cricket team this season. A great performance and experience for the lads, well done.
Team: Zak Haridi, Archie Harman, Lee Stevens, Noah Margetts, Thomas Cox, Sonny Cayford, Noah Kirby, Oscar Spurle, Jamie Tully, Euan Miller.
3v3 Basketball
On Thursday, we took 12 Y7 and 8 boys to play in a 3v3 tournament. All boys played fantastically well throughout, with the team of: James Bond, Kiel Mortimer, Harry Paull and Toby Howell winning the competition.
Awards were given to 6 of the squad who demonstrated the school games values:
Teamwork – Dawson Bickford
Determination – Noah Margetts
Passion – Toby Howell
Respect – James Bond
Honesty – Louis Tillen
Self Belief – Kiel Mortimer
Well done to all of the boys!
Squad: Corey Batten, Logan Hammacott, Kiel Mortimer, James Bond, Noah Margetts, Harry Paull, Warren Biggs, Kacper Piwowar, Aiden Hooper, Dawson Bickford, Toby Howell
Prestigious Diamond Award
Year 7 – George Evans and Charlotte Holmes-Vittles
Governor’s Silver
Year 7 – Matthew Campan, Phoebe Denbow, Poppy Sanderson, Harry McCarthy, Summer Pallant, Sophia Peryer, Imogen Clifford and Lily Thomas
Year 8 – Abigail Hytche, Oliver Welsh, Amelia Rose, Ella Randall, Grace Halsey, Laurentiu Mihai and Grace Gibbings
Governor’s Bronze
Year 7 – Lauren Harbutt, Olivia Pope, Alesha Black-Matthews, Sunny Weedon, Dolly Gagg, Mia Hawkes, Finley Dawson, Daisy Humphreys, Sophie Dean, Emily Lucas, Harry Lee, Lewis Allington, Cody Burton, Sonny Cayford, Jazmin Collins, Thomas Cox, Benjamin Davies-Miles, Francis Downer, Jasmine Edwards, Janzen Flores, Cassandra Foster, Chloe-Mae Jones and Finley O’Leary-Black
Year 8 – Barnaby George, Kiki Marker, Harry Newman, Rebecca Quarshie, Nataliya Spasova, Oliver Cocker, Nya Bettridge, Benjamin Jolly, Indy Evans and Ashleigh Evans
Principal’s Gold
Year 7 – Alexa Lyons, Emily Lucas, Oscar Spurle, Ella Lake, Mason Findlay-Peers, Stanley Austin, Gustaw Adamczak, Melissa Page, Emir Zorel, Lucie Bowers, Brodi Docherty, Honor Dawson, Ava Wilson, Noah Margetts, Ollie Payne-Stanbury, Lola Reece, Jamie Tully, Dawson Bickford, India-Rose Faulkner, Ella Fordrey, Brook Giles, Caleb Harford-Brown, Imogen Harnett, Bella Horton and Samuel Sanders
Year 8 – Harrison Harkin, Farrah Ambrose, Scarlett Finley-Squires, Mikolaj Piasecki, Ethan Anyon, Bailey Heaward, Emma Giles, Aleksandra Treder, Connie Kinghorn, Oliver Cocker, Lena Galazkiewicz and Lili Budavolgyi
Principal’s Silver
Year 7 – Archie Somerset, Layla Meek, Sienna Wilschere, Chandler De-Niro and Callie Stock
Year 8 – Francesca Skelly, Daniel Piper, Layla Broadway, Josh Parkinson, Rylan Chambers, Oscar Mills, Darcey Mellish, Edie Wood, William Candy, Lucas Chappell, Joselyn Full, Phoenix Furse, Halle Wotton, Halayna Hussain, Edward Evers, Summer Holmes, Jasper Franklin, Larna Waller, Anna Pearn, Harry Paull, Olivia Fordery, Freya Coatesworth, Sophia Burnham, Lola Benney, Dylan Parker, Kelsey Drew, Abigail Yau, Adam Copping, Felicity Adams, Charlie Wise, Connor Dean and Hannah Brazier
Principal’s Bronze
Year 8 – Ethan Lynch, Luke Horrocks, Evie Alford, Bella Williams, Libbie Grindling, Rufus Scrase, Amelia Lawton, Tallulah Houlahan, Mason Mitchell, Adam Copping, Banjamin Houghton, Emilia Hunt, Leah McClements, Susie Lester, Lora Cadman, Jack Slater, Mihai Mann, Amelia Wisniewska, Aliviya Lawrence, Chelsea Milton, Matilda Stevens, Maja de Carvalho, Julia Tatarynowicz, Ayden Goldsbrough, Kallie Stewart, Cody Jones, Ollie Cooper, Vincent Leibrick, Hamish Herring, Riley Calland, Freya Mealin, Nicholas Heale, Kyron Connor and Roxy Johnson
Year 10 – Samuel Stimpson, Daisy Bond, Logan Churchward, Roberta Bankes-Fay, Megan Sellick, Daisy Gibbings, Olivia Wood, Rebecca Glasson, Amalia Mihai, Mitchell Watkins, Emma Roadnight, Alfie Walker-Fenner, Summer Connolly, Nina Hocking, Esme Brabon, James Lovell, Illiana Packer, Elliott Lawton, Nisha Cosslett, Jasmine Evans, Sophie Packer, Bella Lister, Isabella Aguado-Georgian, Serena Iordache, Shanice Rees, Samuel Eaton, Merissa Farrington, Isla Howarth and Elise Pile
Students of the Week
Year 7 – Kordian Wisnik, Chloe-Mae Jones and Brodi Docherty
Year 9 – Liam Trapp and Ivy Hodgson-Hunt
House Students of the Week
Year 7
Brunel – Will Wrathall
Christie – Dawson Bickford
Darwin – Leon Snell
Fawcett – Saskia Cooper
Harrison – Georgee Westhead
Kitson – Maxwell Murphy
Nearne – Lacey Redhead
Pengelly – Sienna Wilschere
Year 8
Christie – Matthew Bailey
Fawcett – Felicity Adams
Kitson – Faye Cassidy
Nearne – Imogen Symonds
Year 9
Brunel – Sophie Nicholson
Christie – Darcy Reece
Darwin – Alfie Jeneway
Fawcett – Jess Silvester
Kitson – Daytona Vickers
Nearne – Harrison Davies
Pengelly – Molly Burns and Isabelle Roberts
Homework Students of the Week
Year 7
Brunel – Sienna Holton
Christie – Sydney Summers
Darwin – Lauren Harbutt
Fawcett – Talia Street
Harrison – Robyn Higgins
Nearne – Saket Raj
Pengelly – James Beer
Year 8
Fawcett – Kaiden Mclaren
Kitson – Levi Larcom
Nearne – Oscar Mills
Year 9
Darwin – William Denega
Fawcett – Martina Vijayakumar
Kitson – Orlando Maric
Nearne – Harry Smith
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