wednesday 8 december 2021

Wednesday 8 December 2021

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By Violet Holland

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Welcome to Country – Indiah Clark

Welcome – Mr Matthew Cawley National Anthem – ‘Advance Australia Fair’ Principal’s Address – Mr Grant Shepherd Academic Awards

HSC Year Preliminary Year Year 10 Year 9 Year 8 Year 7

Aurora Awards

Special Awards Reuben F Scarf Award for Commitment Ampol Best All Rounder Award University Scholarships

Subject Special Awards English Achievements Technology Achievements H.S.I.E Achievements

Silkman Austen Brown Lawyers Legal Studies Award Science Achievements Mathematics Achievements

Greg Mate Achievement Award Creative and Performing Arts Awards Technology and Applied Studies Awards

Nejaim Steel Award Alex Braes Memorial Award

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Sports and PDHPE Awards Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year School Sporting Captains Meritorious Awards All Rounder Sports Awards School Sporting Champions West Darling Sporting Champions Premier’s Sporting Challenge Medal Australian Olympic Change-Maker Award NSWCHSSA State Blue

Other Special Awards

Trumper-Marsh Scholarships Open Winner 2021 Most Improved Student 2021 Service Awards

Norma Turner Award Rotary Club of Broken Hill Awards Lions Club of Broken Hill Award CBH Resources Service Awards School Captain and Vice Captains Australian Defence Force Awards

ADF Future Innovators Awards ADF Leadership and Teamwork Awards

Broken Hill Country Universities Centre Far West Award Broken Hill University Department of Rural Health, University of Sydney Awards

Under the Silver Tree Bookshop Awards The Shining Light Award

School Merit Awards Closing Remarks – Mr Matthew Cawley Dance Item - Year 10 Dance

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WILLYAMA HIGH SCHOOL OVERALL DUX OF ASSESSMENT 2021

Hanan Aljarmakani

Hanan has proved to be an outstanding student who has achieved the award of Overall DUX for 2021. Hanan has consistently achieved excellence throughout her high school career at Willyama High School. She is an extremely hard working student who has performed extremely well across all subjects. Hanan’s efforts and dedication to her studies have placed her in first position for Mathematics Advanced, Biology and Chemistry. The effort and dedication that Hanan has shown towards her studies during what has proved to be a challenging HSC year have been remarkable. Hanan is to be congratulated on her outstanding achievements and we wish her all the best in her future study.

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FIRST POSITION IN HSC SUBJECTS ENGLISH ENGLISH ADVANCED Ayva O’Meara

ENGLISH STANDARD Ella Johnson

ENGLISH STUDIES Harrison Butcher

MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS ADVANCED Hanan Aljarmakani

MATHEMATICS STANDARD 1 Thomas Jinks

MATHEMATICS STANDARD 2 Paige Fargher

SCIENCE BIOLOGY Hanan Aljarmakani

CHEMISTRY Hanan Aljarmakani

PHYSICS (RASP) Riley Mashford

HUMAN SOCIETY AND ITS ENVIRONMENT ANCIENT HISTORY Michelle Coombes

BUSINESS STUDIES Madysun Camilleri

LEGAL STUDIES Olivia Harman

MODERN HISTORY Riley Mashford

SOCIETY AND CULTURE (RASP) Ella Johnson

CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS

MUSIC Jordan Fisher

VISUAL ARTS Ayva O’Meara

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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMMUNITY AND FAMILY STUDIES Madysun Camilleri

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH &

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sydney Moynihan

SPORT, LIFESTYLE AND RECREATION

STUDIES Doyle Lynott

TECHNOLOGICAL AND APPLIED STUDIES METAL AND ENGINEERING (VET) Campbell Rogers

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY – TIMBER Cooper Treloar

CONSTRUCTION (VET) (RASP) Campbell Rogers

PRIMARY INDUSTRIES (VET) Emily Scott

By Ayva O’Meara

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OVERALL FIRST POSITION PRELIMINARY YEAR

Sarah-Jane Smith

Sarah-Jane has shown commitment towards her first year of senior studies and has been rewarded with overall first in Preliminary Year. She is a highly motivated and diligent student who has approached all areas of her senior schooling with dedication. Sarah-Jane has achieved first place in Visual Arts, Hospitality VET (RASP) and Drama. Congratulations Sarah-Jane on this amazing achievement and the best of luck for your HSC year.

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FIRST POSITION IN PRELIMINARY SUBJECTS

ENGLISH ENGLISH ADVANCED Faith Devlin

ENGLISH STANDARD Owen Haynes

ENGLISH STUDIES Ethan Callegher

MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS ADVANCED Claudia Standley

MATHEMATICS STANDARD Callum Jordan

SCIENCE BIOLOGY Owen Haynes

HUMAN SOCIETY AND ITS ENVIRONMENT ANCIENT HISTORY (RASP) Campbell Quintrell

BUSINESS STUDIES Matthew Macbeth

LEGAL STUDIES Campbell Quintrell

MODERN HISTORY Nicholas Devoy

CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS DRAMA Sarah-Jane Smith

MUSIC Rylie McAllister

VISUAL ARTS Sarah-Jane Smith

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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMMUNITY AND FAMILY STUDIES Kalyce Pressler


PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sophia Brain

SPORT, LIFESTYLE AND RECREATION

STUDIES

Nicholas Devoy

TECHNOLOGICAL AND APPLIED STUDIES HOSPITALITY – (VET) (RASP) Sarah-Jane Smith

FOOD TECHNOLOGY Emma Sullivan

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY – TIMBER Rylie McAllister

CONSTRUCTION (VET) Tayissa Smith

PRIMARY INDUSTRIES (VET) Tayissa Smith

SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION Bo-Dean Daniels

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MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT

OVERALL IN YEAR 10

Violet Holland

Violet is an outstanding student who has performed well across all subjects this year and achieved first position in English, Science and Human Society and Its Environment – History. She is an enthusiastic, well mannered and extremely hard working student who is held in high regard by her peers and teachers. This is an outstanding result that demonstrates the focus and devotion Violet displays in all aspects of her education. Violet is to be congratulated on this outstanding achievement.

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MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENTS IN YEAR 10 SUBJECTS

ENGLISH Violet Holland

MATHEMATICS Raidah Imran

SCIENCE Violet Holland

HUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT -

GEOGRAPHY

Piper Murray

HUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT -

HISTORY

Violet Holland

DANCE Piper Murray

FOOD TECHNOLOGY Ella Camilleri

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY – TIMBER Cohen Tonkin

INFORMATION & SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY Raidah Imran

MUSIC Anna Bolton


PHYSICAL EDUCATION Piper Murray

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES Mason McCully

CHILD STUDIES Jaida Clark

PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA Anna Bolton

VISUAL ARTS Anna Bolton

AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY Kim Shiner

SPECIAL EDUCATION Ethan Gray

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MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT OVERALL IN YEAR 9

Grace Molloy

MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENTS IN

YEAR 9 SUBJECTS

ENGLISH Grace Payne

MATHEMATICS Hala Aljarmakani

Grace Molloy

SCIENCE Grace Molloy

HUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT – GEOGRAPHY

Krzysztof Wierzejski

17BHUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT –

ELECTIVE HISTORY

Hala Aljarmakani

Grace Molloy

Krzysztof Wierzejski

ABORIGINAL STUDIES Tate Underwood

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FOOD TECHNOLOGY Ava Devoy

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY – METAL Trent Lambert

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY – TIMBER Kale McAllister

INFORMATION & SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY Hala Aljarmakani

MUSIC Alani Woods

Starley Knott


PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Grace Molloy

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES Grace Payne

CHILD STUDIES Ava Devoy

PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA Alani Woods

VISUAL ARTS Alani Woods

AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY Isabella Gollagher

SPECIAL EDUCATION Blake Boyd

SPECIAL EDUCATION Makay Brooks

SPECIAL EDUCATION Axton Cleaver Medlin

SPECIAL EDUCATION Justin Staker

SPECIAL EDUCATION Emma Carapelloti

Agriculture – Chicken Feeding

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Esther Wenham


YEAR 8 SUBJECTS

ENGLISH Anastasia Radford

MATHEMATICS Callaghan Shepherd

SCIENCE Millie Dalwood


Elke Turley

Esther Wenham

HUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT – ELECTIVE HISTORY

Oscar Sulicich

DANCE Abbie Lambert

FOOD TECHNOLOGY Esther Wenham

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY – METAL Judd Thomas

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INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY – TIMBER Ethan Phillips

AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY Oscar Sulicich

LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH – JAPANESE

(ELECTIVE)

Destinee Jalandoni

Anastasia Radford

TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY) Ethan Phillips

MUSIC Esther Wenham

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL

EDUCATION

Esther Wenham

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES Jake Finch

VISUAL ARTS (MANDATORY) Esther Wenham

VISUAL ARTS (ELECTIVE) Tyson Marks

MULTILIT Sam Brook

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Janaya Haring


YEAR 7 SUBJECTS

ENGLISH Christina Addison

MATHEMATICS Aron Jones

SCIENCE Janaya Haring


Janaya Haring

LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH –

JAPANESE Mia Dawson

TECHNOLOGY (MANDATORY) Chloe Daddow

MUSIC Ebonie Harvey


PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ava Turley

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AURORA

Aurora College (The Virtual Secondary School) is a unique secondary option for students in government schools in NSW. It is the only selective high school

option available to students living in Broken Hill. Students stay connected locally while developing their passion for subjects and courses that link to their career

plans and broaden their post school options.

Students connect with their peers and their teachers through lessons delivered virtually, through technology and personally during residential schools held twice each year. Aurora College provides a personalised experience and has a strong

English, Science and Mathematics focus. Mentoring opportunities and master classes are key features of the learning experience.

Aurora Achievement

Esther Wenham (8)

Krzysztof Wierzejski (9)

Academic Achievement in Mathematics

First in Course Award in Mathematics Academic Excellence in English Academic Excellence in Mathematics Academic Excellence in Science Principal's Award for Academic Excellence Galaxy Medal

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REUBEN F SCARF AWARD FOR COMMITMENT

Nicholas Devoy (11)

“With hard work, common sense and a purpose, all goals are achievable.” Reuben F Scarf

The Reuben F Scarf Award recognises ‘consistent effort and the desire to improve’ by a student in Preliminary Year. Mr Scarf believed that “young people who are persistent and dedicated, are the ones who ultimately reach their goals.”

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AMPOL BEST ALL ROUNDER AWARD

Madysun Camilleri (12)

The Ampol Best All Rounder Award is presented to a Higher School Certificate student in recognition of their contribution to Willyama High School in the areas of academic, attitude, personal conduct, leadership, service and sport during their senior years. The Ampol Best All Rounder Award is a national accolade, which makes the achievement all the more noteworthy. For more than 30 years, it has earned a reputation for being one of Australia’s most iconic secondary education awards programs and is presented in more than 2,000 schools across the nation.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE PRINCIPAL’S SCHOLARSHIP

These scholarships are available to students of outstanding academic merit who have made a significant contribution to their school and to the wider community. The scholarships provide $5,000 to assist with education costs in the first year of the student’s study at the University of Adelaide. One scholarship is available for a student at Willyama High School. In 2021 Willyama High School has nominated:

Hanan Aljarmakani (12)

Sydney Moynihan (12)

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ENGLISH ACHIEVEMENTS

HIGH DISTINCTION IN THE ICAS ENGLISH COMPETITION 2021

Esther Wenham (8)

TECHNOLOGY ACHIEVEMENTS

DISTINCTION IN THE ICAS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

COMPETITION 2021

Esther Wenham (8)

H.S.I.E ACHIEVEMENTS

HIGH DISTINCTION IN THE AUSTRALIAN HISTORY COMPETITION 2021

Esther Wenham (8)

DISTINCTION IN THE AUSTRALIAN HISTORY

COMPETITION 2021

Krzysztof Wierzejski (9) HIGH DISTINCTION IN THE AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHY

COMPETITION 2021

Esther Wenham (8)

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DISTINCTION IN THE AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHY COMPETITION 2021

Callum Jordan (11)

Krzysztof Wierzejski (9) Anastasia Radford (8)

SILKMAN AUSTEN BROWN LAWYERS LEGAL STUDIES AWARD

Most Outstanding Legal Studies Student

Olivia Harman

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SCIENCE ACHIEVEMENTS

DISTINCTION IN THE ICAS SCIENCE COMPETITION 2021

Esther Wenham (8)

MATHEMATICS ACHIEVEMENTS

DISTINCTION IN THE ICAS MATHEMATICS COMPETITION 2021

Esther Wenham (8)

DISTINCTION IN THE AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICS

TRUST COMPETITION 2021

Krzysztof Wierzejski (9)

By Rhiannon Symonds

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GREG MATE COMMITMENT TO MATHEMATICS AWARD

The “Greg Mate Commitment to Mathematics Award” is awarded to a student in Year 12 who possesses a passion for Mathematics along with a desire and dedication to improve. These were traits that Mr Mate valued most in Mathematics education during his time at Willyama High School. Mr Mate taught at Willyama for almost 10 years, and was extremely passionate about education in Broken Hill. He appreciated and acknowledged the beauty in Mathematics, and always tried to convey this to his students. He always went above and beyond for his students and is sorely missed at Willyama High School. This award has been in place since 2013 when Mr Mate unfortunately passed away due to a short illness. Greg’s family hope that his legacy lives on in Broken Hill and are proud to sponsor this annual award in his name. This year’s winner is:

Hanan Aljarmakani (12)

Hanan has shown a significant interest in Mathematics and how it applies to the world around her. She has been a dedicated Advanced and Extension 1 Mathematics student who always questions how things work and where it applies to her life. Her passion for learning has seen her achieve pleasing results in her Mathematics courses and it is for this reason that Hanan is a worthy recipient of the Greg Mate Commitment to Mathematics Award.

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CREATIVE & PERFORMING ARTS AWARDS

WILLYAMA ART SOCIETY AWARDS For the Most Outstanding Senior Visual Arts Student

Ayva O’Meara (12)

For the Most Outstanding Junior Visual Arts Student

Anna Bolton (10)

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WILLYAMA HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC AWARD For the Most Outstanding Music Student

Jordan Fisher (12)

CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS AWARD For the Most Accomplished Creative Arts Student

Drew Della Cruz (12)

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TECHNOLOGY & APPLIED STUDIES AWARDS

NEJAIM STEEL Awarded to a HSC Student for Achievement in Metal and Engineering (VET)

Campbell Rogers (12)

ALEX BRAES MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to a HSC Student for Achievement in

Industrial Technology – Timber.

Cooper Treloar (12)

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SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD

Mason McCully (10)

Throughout 2021 Mason has shown outstanding talent and enthusiasm in the sporting arena. He was Willyama High School’s 16 Years Boys Athletics and Cross Country Age Champion. Mason has represented Willyama High School at West Darling Cross Country and also represented Willyama High School in Soccer. In 2021 Mason is a recipient of an All Rounder School Sports Award and was the Junior Sporting House Captain for Hexham. Mason’s sporting ability and willingness to always give one hundred percent, make him a deserving winner of the 2021 Sportsman of the Year.

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SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD

Kalyce Pressler (11)

Throughout 2021 Kalyce has shown herself to be a highly motivated performer and talented athlete. She has been a keen participant and positive role model for all students. Kalyce was Willyama High School’s 17+ Years Girls Swimming Age Champion and has represented Willyama High School at West Darling Swimming where she was awarded West Darling 17+ Years Girls Swimming Age Champion. Kalyce then represented NSW Combined High Schools and was a State Swimming Representative. Kalyce is a recipient of an All Rounder School Sports Award, a Meritorious Sports Award for Swimming and was the Senior Sporting House Captain for Yancowinna during 2021. She is also a recipient of the Australian Change-Maker Award and the NSW Combined High Schools Sports Association State Blue. Kalyce’s outstanding performances and dedication to school sport has made her a deserving winner of the 2021 Sportswoman of the Year Award.

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WILLYAMA HIGH SCHOOL

SPORTING CAPTAINS

HEXHAM

SENIOR Tarrant Lihou Jordynn Arnold JUNIOR Mason McCully Emily Marks

KYARA

SENIOR Harrison Butcher Emma Sullivan JUNIOR Patrick Power Ella McLeod

YANCOWINNA

SENIOR Campbell Quintrell Kalyce Pressler JUNIOR Bryce Langdon Piper Murray

Willyama High School Athletics Carnival

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SPORTS AND PDHPE AWARDS

MERITORIOUS AWARDS School and Region Representatives 2021

AFL

Jace-John Daddow (9) Lachlan Everett (9) Kale McAllister (9) Connor Turley (9)

Douglas Waites (9) Max Roberts (8) Lenny Smith (8)

Netball

Madison Lambert (11) Lily Mackay (11) Ella McLeod (10) Piper Murray (10) Brooke Ryan (10) Abbie Lambert (8)

Soccer

Jorgeanne Alfiler (11) Nicholas Devoy (11) Kaiden Johnson (11)

Declin Keenan-West (11) Emma Sullivan (11) Asta Gageler(10) Patrick Power(10)

Tanisha Macharia(9) Ellie Power (8) Ava Turley (7)

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Swimming

Lydia Hinton-Neal (12) Kalyce Pressler (11)

Amalie Howse (9) Max Barratt (7)

ALL ROUNDER SPORTS AWARDS Awarded to those students who represent the school in three or more sports

Lily Mackay (11) Kalyce Pressler (11) Emma Sullivan (11)

Dylan Wolstenholme (11) Mason McCully (10) Piper Murray (10) Connor Turley (9)

Esther Wenham (8)

Willyama High School - Athletics Carnival

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SCHOOL SPORTING CHAMPIONS SWIMMING

GIRLS BOYS

12 Years Maddex Brooks 13 Years Molly Sultana Oscar Shoobridge 14 Years Livia Slater Jvargo Hebbard 15 Years Amalie Howse Jake Crabb 16 Years Sophia Brain Dylan Wolstenholme 17+ Years Kalyce Pressler

ATHLETICS

GIRLS BOYS

12 Years Emmersen Lihou Jacob Muscat 13 Years Nevaeh Bates Corey Templeton 14 Years Abbie Lambert Logan Ferguson 15 Years Asta Gageler Jake Crabb 16 Years Brooke Ryan Mason McCully 17+ Years Madison Lambert Tarrant Lihou

CROSS COUNTRY

GIRLS BOYS

12 Years Emmersen Lihou Jacob Muscat 13 Years Nevaeh Bates Ryder Wilson 14 Years Taeri Wild Jobe Lihou 15 Years Amalie Howse Jake Crabb 16 Years Piper Murray Mason McCully 17+ Years Karleigh-Anne Leiper Nicholas Devoy

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WEST DARLING CHAMPIONS

SWIMMING

GIRLS BOYS

13 Years Molly Sultana Oscar Shoobridge 14 Years Livia Slater - 17+ Years Kalyce Pressler -

ATHLETICS

GIRLS BOYS

13 Years Nevaeh Bates Corey Templeton 14 Years Abbie Lambert Logan Ferguson 15 Years - Jake Crabb 17+ Years Madison Lambert -

CROSS COUNTRY

GIRLS BOYS

12 Years Emmersen Lihou - 13 Years Miah-Page Haugum - 14 Years - - 16 Years - - 17+ Years Emma Sullivan Nicholas Devoy

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PREMIER’S SPORTING CHALLENGE MEDAL

For commitment and fair play in Sport and PDHPE

Shakaya Guthrie (10)

Willyama High School - Athletics Carnival

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AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC CHANGE-MAKER AWARD

In recognition of the Olympic Spirit through leadership and driving positive

change in the community.


NSW COMBINED HIGH SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION STATE BLUE

This is the highest honour awarded to a student in the high potential and

gifted sporting education program.


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Maari Ma Art Prize Entrant – Siarne Olds-Kemp

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TRUMPER-MARSH SCHOLARSHIP The Trumper-Marsh Scholarship is given to recognise and honour Willyama

High School’s most deserving Indigenous students with the focus on diligence, adherence to core values and the pursuit of a healthy lifestyle.

OPEN WINNER FOR 2021

Madison Rae (8)

Madison is a cheerful, mature and diligent student who is always willing to volunteer her time to assist her peers. She has demonstrated an outstanding level of understanding in Mathematics and History while developing a strong ability to identify and explain text types in English. In Mandatory Technology she has displayed a talent for coding using the Python programming language and she is developing her ability to construct grammatically correct Japanese sentences. Madison developed her creative strengths by demonstrating her ability to perform and analyse music while constructing complex designs using paint and clay in Visual Arts. Her quick grasp of scientific concepts is commendable, and she is able to conduct valid first-hand investigations with accuracy. She has developed a high level of understanding of all concepts throughout PDHPE also. Madison is a deserving recipient of the 2021 Trumper- Marsh Open Award.

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TRUMPER-MARSH SCHOLARSHIP MOST IMPROVED STUDENT FOR 2021

Savannah Wheatley (8)

Savannah is a polite, dedicated, and respectful student who always upholds the highest degree of behaviour and responsibility. She frequently seeks assistance when it is needed, and this year displayed enthusiasm both in the classroom and while engaging with home learning. Savannah has demonstrated a growing strength in the use of language conventions in English and has built upon her fluency with fundamental mathematical operations. Her skills in scientific inquiry have developed with confidence. She has consistently applied herself excellently to all her subjects and always follows the school values. Savannah is a worthy recipient of the 2021 Trumper-Marsh Most Improved Award.

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NORMA TURNER AWARD From the Broken Hill Branch of the Country Women’s Association

Presented to two female students in Year 10 who are passionate about social justice, inclusive and a role model to younger students and a leader amongst

their peers. Students who consistently apply effort to their studies and are involved in the school and wider community.

Mia Kelly (10)

Sydnie Lindsay (10)

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ROTARY CLUB of BROKEN HILL AWARDS For Outstanding Service to School

Sarah-Jane Smith (11)

Baylee Weinert (10)

LIONS CLUB of BROKEN HILL AWARDS For Service to School

Oscar Shoobridge (7)

Ryder Wilson (7)

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CBH RESOURCES LIMITED SERVICE AWARDS

For Outstanding Leadership Skills, Service to School and Community

Grace Molloy (9)

For Outstanding Service to School and Community

Hala Aljarmakani (9) Ethan Phillips (8) Esther Wenham (8)

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WILLYAMA HIGH SCHOOL

CAPTAINS FOR 2021

Hudson Curtis (12)

Drew Dela Cruz (12)

WILLYAMA HIGH SCHOOL VICE-CAPTAINS FOR 2021

Cooper Treloar (12)

Ayva O'Meara (12)

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ADF FUTURE INNOVATORS AWARDS ‘The ADF Future Innovators Awards recognise students who demonstrate a great depth and commitment to innovation and motivation in taking on science, technology, engineering and mathematical challenges.’

Riley Mashford (12)

ADF LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK

AWARDS ‘The ADF Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Awards recognise students who demonstrate leadership and teamwork and who display strong values such as doing one’s best, respect for others and mateship.’

Ayva O'Meara (12) Sydnie Lindsay (10)

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BROKEN HILL COUNTRY UNIVERSITIES CENTRE FAR WEST

Presented to a student who has demonstrated a consistent effort to their studies to achieve their personal best.

Ayva O'Meara (12)

BROKEN HILL UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF RURAL HEALTH, UNIVERSITY OF

SYDNEY Awarded to Indigenous students who have shown dedication in the areas of

Science, Mathematics and/or PDHPE

Jorja Bugmy (9)

Ava Cunico (9)

Isabella Gollagher (9)

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UNDER THE SILVER TREE

BOOKSHOP AWARDS Awarded to students who are committed readers, or who have improved or

excelled in literacy this year.

Kaylee Adams (9)

Ashlea Haynes (9)

Amber Powell (9)

Destinee Jalandoni (8)

Madison Rae (8)

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THE SHINING LIGHT AWARD

In Memory of Tatum Whitelaw The Shining Light Award is awarded to a Year 9 female student who performs at an above average academic level, is a talented sports woman who participates in and contributes fully to the life of the school. This includes participating in activities such as school and West Darling carnivals, the Student Representative Council, competitions and various other school activities.

Grace Molloy (9)

Grace has been identified by Larry, Fran and Brogan Whitelaw as a student who best represents the traits and characteristics exhibited by Tatum during her time at Willyama High School.

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MERIT AWARDS

Gold Plaque Hamish Bolton (12) Riley Mashford (12)

Sarah-Jane Smith (11)

Silver Plaque Michelle Coombes (12)

Ruby Gaiter (12) Olivia Harman (12) Ella Hosking (12)

Molly Stenhouse (12) Jorgeanne Alfiler (11)

Campbell Quintrell (11) Claudia Standley (11)

Anna Bolton (10) Violet Holland (10)

Sydnie Lindsay (10) Emily Marks (10) Piper Murray (10)

Bronze Plaque Ella Ashwood (12) Paige Fargher (12) Jordan Fisher (12)

Emily Scott (12) Devin Vine (12)

Sophia Brain (11) Faith Devlin (11)

Nicholas Devoy (11) April Hicks (11)

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Kalyce Pressler (11) Emma Sullivan (11)

Anna Bolton (10) Ella Camilleri (10) Jaida Clark (10)

Lucas Ferguson (10) Airleigh Jones (10)

Katherine-Jayne Mullins (10) Tayla Schiller (10) Kyle Sullivan (10)

Rhiannon Symonds (10) Baylee Weinert (10) Hala Aljarmakani (9)

Grace Payne (9)

Principal's Medallion Hanan Aljarmakani (12)

Doyle Lynott (12)

Maari Ma Art Prize Entrant

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WILLYAMA HIGH SCHOOL STAFF 2021

EXECUTIVE STAFF

PRINCIPAL

Mr Grant Shepherd

SENIOR EXECUTIVE

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL Years 8, 10, 12

Mr Matthew Cawley

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL Years 7, 9, 11 Mr Rick Sweet

FACULTY LEADERS

ENGLISH Mrs Courtney Rintoul

MATHEMATICS

Mrs Marcia Millsteed

Miss Rebecca Millsteed (Relieving

Wednesdays)

SCIENCE Miss Renee Hall

HUMAN SOCIETY & ITS ENVIRONMENT Ms Danielle Buckman (Relieving)

CREATIVE ARTS Mrs Alison Jones (Acting)

PD/HEALTH/PE Mrs Rachel Devoy

TECHNOLOGICAL & APPLIED STUDIES Mr Jim Harvey

SPECIAL EDUCATION Miss Lavinia Weaver

HEAD TEACHER MENTOR Mr Scott Mateer

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TEACHING STAFF ENGLISH Mrs Courtney Rintoul (Faculty Leader) Miss Ebony Simpson Mr Ryan Coulter Mrs Olivia Radford Miss Alana Stellini Ms Shayla Thompson SCIENCE Miss Renee Hall (Faculty Leader) Mr Matthew Cawley Miss Maria Kelly Miss Emma Camilleri Miss Ashleigh Forbes Mr Dilan shorter AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY Mr Luke Turner COMPUTING STUDIES Mr Christopher Rintoul CREATIVE ARTS Mrs Alison Jones (Faculty Leader- Acting) Mr Daniel Ancora Mr Ethan Kimball Mr Ethan Meers TAAS Mr Jim Harvey (Faculty Leader) Mr Rick Sweet Mrs Shannon Bush Mr Andrew Magarry Mr Ashley Smith LOTE Mrs Abbie Mitchison MATHEMATICS Ms Marcia Millsteed (Faculty Leader) Miss Rebecca Millsteed (Relieving Wednesday) Mr Riley Elvery Mr Scott Mateer Mr Matthew Jessop Mr Shane Kegel

HSIE Ms Danielle Buckman (Faculty Leader Relieving) Mr Alan Aldridge Mr Ryan Coulter Mr Travis Matterson-Blogg Miss Kyra Yea PD/HEALTH/PE Mrs Rachel Devoy (Faculty Leader) Mrs Sarah Molloy Mr Luke Neal Ms Leah Roper Mr Luke Barnes Mr Chris Bush Mr Rory Skinner SPECIAL EDUCATION Miss Lavinia Weaver (Faculty Leader) Mrs Megan Clark Ms Kathryn Powell Mr Patrick Jenkinson Miss Micaela Jordan Miss Chloe Ralph LIBRARY Ms Tracy Henderson CAREERS Mr Anthony Tidball

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ABORIGINAL EDUCATION OFFICER Mr Robert Clark SLSO –Aboriginal Students Ms Amanda Philp SCHOOL COUNSELLORS Mrs Rachel Harvey

Ms Jarrah Seager Student Support Officers Miss Sophie Weathersbee

Mr David Lee

SCHOOL LEARNING SUPPORT Mrs Kimberlee Cawley OFFICERS Mr Ryan Coligan Ms Debbie Grose Ms Rebecca Holmes Ms Claudia Johnston Mrs Trudy Mackay Mr Scott Mitchison Ms Isabella Morris Mr Jay Tremelling

Mrs Donna Smith Miss Samika Jones Mrs Tayla Pettitt

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT STAFF School Administrative Manager Ms Angie Smith

Mrs Sarah Baum Mrs Anne Campbell

Mrs Linda Dowd Ms Abbey Johns

Mrs Chelise Jones Mrs Emily McInerney

Mrs Alison Moldenhauer Mrs Karyn Muscat TECHNICAL SUPPORT OFFICER Mr Scott Gebhardt GENERAL ASSISTANT Mr Roy Searle FARM ASSISTANT Ms Jennifer Johnston CANTEEN MANAGERESS Ms Natasha Hammond Ms Sarah Nestor SCHOOL NURSE Mrs Gabby Schaefer Mrs Anu Thomas

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CLEANERS Mr Tyrone Beattie Ms Vicky Mayne

Mrs Margaret Miller Mr Mark Rowbotham

Ms Amber Stevens Miss Danielle Dragomiravic

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

PRESIDENT Jorgeanne Alfiler

VICE PRESIDENT Tess Muscat

SECRETARY Anna Bolton

TREASURER Raidah Imran

LIAISON OFFICER Esther Wenham

PUBLICITY OFFICER Grace Molloy

YEAR 7 REPRESENTATIVES Molly Molloy, Oscar Shoobridge, Piper Spencer,

Ryder Wilson

YEAR 8 REPRESENTATIVES

Indiah Clark, Millie Dalwood, Ethan Phillips

Elke Turley, Esther Wenham


Hala Aljarmakani, Emma Carapellotti, Grace

Molloy, Taylor-Jayne Mullins, McKynli Roser

YEAR 10 REPRESENTATIVES Anna Bolton, Raidah Imran, Sydnie Lindsay,

Patrick Power, Baylee Weinert


Jorgeanne Alfiler, Jasmin Fryer,

Madison Lambert, Tess Muscat,

Campbell Quintrell, Sarah-Jane Smith


Hamish Bolton, Hannah Campbell, Hudson

Curtis, Drew Deal Cruz, Isaiah Hughes, Seth

Kreitner, Riley Mashford, Sydney Moynihan,

Ayva O’Meara, Cooper Treloar

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SPONSORS

Willyama High School would like to thank the following award donors. Their generosity is greatly appreciated by students and staff.

Broken Hill City Council

Broken Hill Community Credit Union Broken Hill Country Women’s Association

Broken Hill Department of Rural Health University of Sydney Broken Hill Sturt Club

CBH Resources Ltd – Broken Hill Operations Coles Supermarket Broken Hill

Country Universities Centre Far West Doyle Kingston & Swift Solicitors Globe Home Timber & Hardware

Inspired Home Living Lions Club of Broken Hill

Mate Family MBElectrical

McDonald's Family Restaurant Nejaim Steel

Outback Emus Perilya Broken Hill Ltd

Pots N Plants Quota International of Broken Hill Inc

Roy Butler – Member for Barwon Rotary Club of Broken Hill

Silkman Austen Brown Lawyers Australian Defence Force

Silver City Newsworld Tri-State Technology

Under the Silver Tree Cooperative Bookshop Ltd Vine’s Furniture One

Whitelaw Family Willy Nilly Art

Willyama Art Society Inc Y’s Men’s Club of Broken Hill Inc

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Pop Art – Year 8 Art

wednesday 8 december 2021

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