Respectful Year 7’s Acknowledged During Dharna
During this morning’s long Dharna session, Mr. Tyson Collins called a year level meeting for our Year 7 cohort out on the Hockey Field.
After speaking to the group about our school value of respect, he announced the names of the following students as recipients of Respectful School Values Awards:
- 7.01: Owen Clark
- 7.02: Stella Hatzimanolis
- 7.03 Arlo Rammers
- 7.04: Kingston Lang
- 7.05: Dylan Reynolds
- 7.06: Presley Balnaves
- 7.07: Indie Hollamby
- 7.08: Robert Hargraves
- 7.09: McKenzie Endean
- 7.10: Alyssa Foote
- 7.11: Edward Betts-Benbolt
Congratulations to these students and their families on this wonderful recognition.
To conclude the session, the Year 7’s were challenged to arrange themselves in formation in order to spell out the word “RESPECTFUL!” across the Hockey Field – whilst this camera angle doesn’t really capture the full effect, we hope you can appreciate their impressive effort.
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