Awards recognised students across numerous categories including academic achievement, sporting, leadership, creative and performing arts, citizenship and special awards including the 2022 (Department of Education) Premier's Respect Award. This award recognises those students who stand out for their commitment to respectful behaviour, inclusiveness and community-mindedness, and was this year awarded to Year 11 student, Jasmin Pearce. The Premier's Sporting Medal was awarded to Year 10 student, Bridie Linton. The Medal is an opportunity for schools to recognise a student who always tries their very best, encourages other students and always seeks to wholeheartedly participate in school sport and/or physical activity programs.
Special Awards in the Primary Years included our prestigous Principal's Award. This award goes to a student who has made outstanding efforts, achieved pleasing academic results and displayed a great attitude to learning and life. The recipients for this award were Pippa Clarke (Stage 1), Matilda Abbott (Stage 2) and Zollie Gravenor (Stage 3).
We congratulate all our award recipients and their commitment to our school values of leadership and citizenship, striving to embody our positive behaviours for learning; respect, responsibilty and personal best.
Our student leaders did a wonderful job of hosting the cermonies which included performances from our Kindergarten to Year 2 students singing Christmas Carols, our Primary Recorder and Violin group shared their Opera House Performance, Secondary School Spec students performed their dance routine and Year 11 students Blaze Sherlock and Alex Barton performed the ‘Jigsaw Puzzle Blues’ on the electric guitar. Another highlight was a beautiful video message from Kindergarten to their Year 6 buddies, offering well wishes and some wise words for their transition to high school.
JCS would also like to thank the community for their ongoing support in helping us to recognise the achievements of our students by sponsoring and presenting awards including but not limited to, the Burdett family, the Monaro Teachers’ Association, Snowy Hydro, the Farmer family, the Kemp family, Snowy Monaro Regional Council and Jindabyne Community Chest.
See photos of the awards ceromonies here:
K-2
3-6
7-11
