ANNUAL PRESENTATION NIGHT F C Hooper Hall Monday December 18 TH , - PDF document

P a g e | 1 ANNUAL PRESENTATION NIGHT F C Hooper Hall Monday December 18 TH , 2017 7:30 pm 'ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR' Australians all let us rejoice, For we are young and free; We've golden soil and wealth for toil; Our land 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.

P a g e | 2 OFFICIAL PARTY Mr C David - President College Council Mr F Patton – Principal Mr B Gwynne, Miss L McGinley and Mrs M Nicolson – Assistant Principals Miss Sarah Bayliss and Mr Christopher Owen - College Captains Miss Alix Galante and Mr Calvin Finch – College Vice Captains PROGRAMME 1. College Band  National Anthem 2. Welcome and Introduction of official party and guests : Mr Ben Gwynne , AP 3. College Council's report : Mr Chris David, President College Council 4. Principal’s report: Mr Felix Patton 5. Student Leaders’ reports:  Presentation to our 2017 College Captains and College Vice Captains by Mr Felix Patton  2017 College Captains ’ report: Miss Sarah Bayliss and Mr Christopher Owen  Welcome to our 2018 College Captains: Miss Camryn Walker and Mr Joel Mudge  Final words from our 2017 College Vice Captains: Miss Alix Galante and Mr Calvin Finch  Welcome to our 2018 College Vice Captains: Miss Simone Geyer and Mr Taign Horsburgh THE 2017 ACADEMIC AWARDS – introduced by Miss Leonie McGinley, AP 6. THE YEAR 12 AWARDS: introduced by Mrs Tania Miller, Learning Community Leader Year 12  Year 12 Masonic Lodge Scholarship – presented by the KWR Mason Lodge members  Runner up Dux Award – announced and presented by Mr Felix Patton  Year 12 Dux Award – announced and presented by Mr Felix Patton 7. College Band selections from the musical ‘ Chicago ’ 8. THE YEAR 11 AWARDS: introduced by Mrs Tania Miller, Learning Community Leader Year 11  Year 11 Academic Excellence Awards - presented by Mr Chris David  Year 11 Masonic Lodge Scholarship – presented by members of the KWR Lodge  Senior Personal Best Scholarship – presented by Mr Chris David  Shire of Cardinia Scholarship – presented by Mr Chris David  Year 11 Federation University Award – presented by Mr Chris David 9. THE YEAR 10 AWARDS: introduced by Ms Helena Gallant and Mr Tim Sturges, Learning Community Coordinators Year 10  Year 10 Academic Excellence Awards - presented by Mr Chris David  Year 10 SEAL Academic Excellence awards – presented by Mr Chris David  Year 10 Kooweerup Masonic Lodge Scholarship – presented by members of the KWR Lodge  Rotary Club of KWR/Lang Lang Scholarships - presented by Ms Tania Hansen  Year 10 Bendigo Bank of Kooweerup Scholarship - presented by Ms Laura McBride

P a g e | 3  Year 10 Lions Club of KWR scholarship – presented by Mr Ron Payne  Federation University Business School award – presented by Mr Chris David  The Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program recipients – introduced by Mr Tim Sturges and presented by Mr Felix Patton 10. THE YEAR 9 AWARDS: introduced by Mrs Heather Southgate, Learning Community Leader Year 9  Year 9 Academic Excellence Awards - presented by Mr Chris David  Year 9 SEAL Academic Excellence Awards – presented by Mr Chris David  Year 9 Kooweerup Masonic Lodge Scholarship – presented by members of the KWR Lodge  Junior Personal Best Award – presented by Mr Chris David  Rotary Club of KWR/Lang Lang Scholarship - presented by Ms Tania Hansen  Westernport Road Lines Scholarship - presented by Mr Peter Scott  Men’s Shed award – presented by Mr Brian Harlow 11. THE YEAR 8 AWARDS: introduced by Mr Max Eldridge, Learning Community Leader Year 8  Year 8 Academic Excellence Awards - presented by Mr Chris David  Year 8 SEAL Academic Awards – presented by Mr Chris David  Year 8 Kooweerup Masonic Lodge Scholarship – presented by members of the KWR Lodge  Uniforms by Design scholarships – presented by Mrs Julie McKay  Rotary Club of KWR/Lang Lang Scholarships - presented by Ms Tania Hansen  Lions Club Scholarships – presented by Mr Ron Payne 12. THE YEAR 7 AWARDS: introduced by Mr Sam Scott, Learning Community Leader Year 7  Year 7 Academic Excellence Awards - presented by Mr Chris David  Year 7 SEAL Academic Awards – presented by Mr Chris David  Year 7 Kooweerup Masonic Lodge Scholarship – presented by members of the KWR Lodge  Uniforms by Design Scholarship – presented by Mrs Julie McKay  Rotary Club of KWR/Lang Lang Scholarship – presented by Ms Tania Hansen 13 . VET MUSIC STUDENTS : ‘Awake my Soul’ and ‘All the Earth is Sacred’ directed by Mr Campbell 14. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS and ACADEMIC PRIZES: introduced by Mr Ben Gwynne, Assistant Principal  Yvonne Kerr Memorial Scholarship – announced by Mr B Gwynne and presented by Mr Des Kerr  Christine Young Memorial Scholarship – announced by Mr B Gwynne and presented by David and Christine Young  The Lions Club Blackfish Oratory awards – announced by Mrs Bridget De Bruin and presented by Mr Ron Payne  The Greg Needham Poetry Prizes – presented by Mrs Bridget De Bruin  Lyn Ingram Geography Prize – announced by Miss Emma Williams and presented by Mrs Lyn Ingram  Duffy and Simon Law award – announced and presented by Mr Tim Ward 15. College Band, introduced by Mrs Margaret Nicolson, AP : ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ medley with cast members .

P a g e | 4 16. CO-CURRICULA PROGRAM AWARDS: introduced by Mrs Margaret Nicolson, Assistant Principal  Sports Awards - announced and presented by Miss Claire Notman  HPV award – announced and presented by Mr Tim Sturges  Performing Arts Awards – announced and presented by Mr David Campbell  Band Scholarship – announced and presented by Mrs Claudia Barker 17. LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY AWARDS: introduced by Miss Leonie McGinley, Assistant Principal  Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Awards – announced by Miss Leonie McGinley and presented by Lt Commander Dave Lassam (RAN)  Community Spirit Awards – announced by Leonie McGinley and presented by Brian Paynter MP  SRC Scholarships – announced and presented by Miss Susannah Quick  Heather McMillan and Annie Loft Community Service Award- announced by Miss Leonie McGinley and presented by Mrs Heather McMillan  Olive Elston Endeavour award – announced by Miss Leonie McGinley and presented by Olive Elston 18. HOUSE ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: introduced by Miss Leonie McGinley, AP  BASS HOUSE – announced and presented by Mrs Margaret Nicolson  FLINDERS HOUSE – announced and presented by Ms Shona Perrin  MAWSON HOUSE – announced and presented by Ms Emma Williams  STURT HOUSE – announced and presented by Mr Rowan Connell  L.A.David House trophy – announced by Miss Leonie McGinley and presented by Mr Felix Patton 19. College Band – Drum corps featuring Year 7 and 8 students and the Trumpet ensemble

P a g e | 5 OUR VISION To inspire a passion for lifelong learning and excellence in a community which provides all students with the opportunity to achieve their personal best. OUR VALUES Our College community has identified the following values as essential for promoting positive relationships and a thriving learning environment. Set personal goals and plan actively for the future Personal Best Always work towards your personal best Celebrate your achievements and success Be polite and cooperative Respect Respect other people’s beliefs, property and right to privacy Treat others fairly and accept differences Take responsibility for your own learning Responsibility Accept responsibility for your actions and their consequences Be community minded and support a sustainable future Remain focussed and determined Resilience Seek support when needed Value positive relationships with others Be honest, dependable and reliable Honesty and Help out other people when you can Integrity Be sincere and match actions to words