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Annual 2020 COME WE L

2 Principal’s Report...... 4 Foundation Report...... 6 Board Report...... 7 School Captains’...... 8 Wellbeing...... 9 Faith & Mission...... 10 Remote Learning...... 14 Wellbeing...... 16 Students...... 17 Year 12...... 18 • Year 12 Profiles...... 19 • Awards...... 23 Year 11...... 24 • Presentation Ball...... 25 Year 10...... 28 • International Students...... 29 Middle School...... 30 Junior School...... 32 Student Awards...... 34 Ffrench House...... 35 Glenelg House...... 36 CO N TE TS Lonsdale House...... 37 Mitchell House...... 38 Boarding...... 39 Learning...... 43 MSC in Action...... 44 Director of Students...... 45 Director of Studies...... 46 Religion...... 47 English...... 48 Mathematics...... 49 Humanities...... 50 Language...... 51 Health & PE...... 52 Careers...... 53 Arts...... • Visual Communication...... 54 • Visual Arts...... 55 • 7-10 Art...... 55 • 3D Arts...... 56 • Media Art...... 56 • Music...... 57 • Drama...... 58 Library & Resources...... 59 Science...... 60 Steam...... 61 VET...... 62 VCAL...... 63 Technology...... 64 Cadets...... 65 • Cadet Awards...... 68 Sport...... 69 Cricket...... 70 Athletics...... 71 Netball...... 72 Football...... 73 Swimming...... 74 Equestrian...... 76 Hockey...... 78 Golf...... 79 Shooting...... 80 Class Photos...... 81 • Year 12...... 82 • Year 11...... 86 • Year 10...... 90 • Year 9...... 94 • Year 8...... 98 • Year 7...... 102 Staff...... 106

Emilie Tonissen Roll Call...... 111 3 > Principal, Mr Jonathan Rowe, Fr. Ted McCormack, MSC, Mr Danny Franc, Deputy Principal, Mrs Fiona Mulhall

COVID-19 lockdowns, Remote necessary programs (Google These new skills are the start

L PRI N CIPA Learning and significant Classroom) to ensure our full of an evolution of changes that restrictions of the College’s program of quality learning was we know will deliver a better operations have created an available to all students. Quite learning experience, preparing environment like no other this amazing! I wonder, would we our students for their future. year. The pandemic has had have taken up this challenge if The Wellbeing of students a bearing on every aspect of given a year to complete and was a priority throughout the College life, often negative, plan? I wonder… year and Monivae’s Student however many positives have Many opportunities were Wellbeing Group consisting also presented themselves. missed throughout the year of Mr Darren Beks, Director of In Term 1 (pre COVID-19), we such as school sports, Cadet Students, Senior School Co- welcomed our Provincial, Fr and Year 10 Camps, PNG and ordinator - Mrs Sofia Vearing Chris McPhee MSC for our Kiribati Mission Experiences and Assistant Mr Tyler Fehsler, opening Mass and Principal and opportunities for parents Middle School Co-ordinator – Commissioning. A delightful to be present at Assemblies Mrs Katee Mitchell and Assistant way to begin the year and to and Graduations. There are Mrs Claire Toffolon, Year 7 Co- celebrate as a community. The however many silver linings to ordinator – Mrs Merrin Shannon, Chevalier Institute, led by Mrs come out of our remote learning Counsellor – Mrs Jeannie Smith Alison McKenzie, provided experiences. Our Year 12 and Student Services – Mrs formation experiences for our students are the best prepared Louise Lonergan, throughout new staff and also for staff in of any I have known to tackle the year adapted their practices new leadership positions. Both the nature of Tertiary Education to support a number of our the Swimming and Athletics in our times. They have been students requiring help. carnivals were conducted and more independent, organised COVID-19 amplified the need for the first time in a significant and shown greater resilience for their services and I thank number of years, the College (this can also be said for the them sincerely. We know Athletics carnival was held on rest of the student cohort). We the wellbeing of students is our newly refurbished main will watch their future, confident inexplicably linked to learning oval. Towards the end of the that they have many of the skills and this is the reason why term, the Year 11 Presentation needed to succeed in life. we devote such significant Ball was held which was a great resources to this vital area. As a school community, we success. Ms Sally Leake (class of have gained valuable insights A number of key Leadership 1980) and Foundation member into each other’s worlds. roles at the College were was the invited guest. Little did Teachers have been in families confirmed for 2021. Mr Leon we know this would be the last loungerooms and kitchens, Furze will take up the role function of its kind for the year. parents have spent more of Director of Learning and COVID-19 restrictions were time than ever before in their Teaching, replacing Mrs Yvette enforced state-wide a few days Colquhoun who is moving to children’s classrooms and later and the College entered Baimbridge College as Deputy engaged in their school learning. the first period of Remote Principal. Mr Darren Beks The College has explored new Learning. continues in his current role as and innovative ways to connect Director of Students as does Mr The College was well placed to with families and students, hold Danny Franc as Director of Faith provide the essential Learning meetings, deliver programs and Mission. I thank them for and Teaching for students and support each other. We their contribution to the College online. A challenge that staff should celebrate being able and am confident they will be responded to immediately and to deliver such a significant excellent leaders as we navigate professionally, rolling out the change in the blink of an eye. an exciting future at Monivae. 4 Boarding at Monivae has had will serve our students and the – Mrs Yvette Colquhoun added challenges, restrictions community well over the coming (Director of Studies), Mrs Helen and protocols this year and Mr years. Nicholson’s Construction Henry (English/Drama), Mrs Jill Darren Beks, Head of Boarding, were contracted to complete Whiting and Mrs Chloe Boyle has worked with our boarding the schedule of works and we (Development Office). Two families to ensure their safety, are very pleased with their teaching staff are on Maternity needs and wellbeing were met. quality and professionalism. leave – Mrs Reegan Morris and Mr Beks finishes his tenure as Arrangements to start a Cricket Mrs Helen Wilken. Head of Boarding this year and Academy at Monivae in 2021 This unprecedented year has Mrs Merrin Shannon will take up have been postponed until challenged all of us. Through this position in 2021. I thank Mr 2022. adversity, we have adapted, Beks for the role he has played My sincere thanks and gratitude challenged conventions, in Boarding over the last few to Deputy Principal, Mrs Fiona and opened up exciting years and for the stability and Mulhall, for her work this year opportunities. In 2021 the sense of family and community in supporting not just me but opportunity for education is that is evident. the staff at the College. It is a unparalleled. We can reimagine Throughout the year, and while new position for both of us and education that puts students at COVID-19 restrictions were in this particularly unusual and the centre of our endeavours, in place, the Western District challenging year, I am comforted design learning that will better Cricket Hub facilities continued to know the College leadership prepare our young people for to be constructed. Both the is in such capable hands. A their future rather than their past. Indoor Cricket Centre and the number of staff are finishing at Pavilion were completed on Monivae this year and I thank Jonathan Rowe schedule and on budget. These them for the contribution they Principal facilities are impressive and have made to our community 5 ‘Lifting others towards a happy and successful life’ n F o un datio

Bursary and have been in a financial position it is in today without Bryan’s Scholarship to attend the College if not for considerable contribution. On the support of the Foundation. behalf of all the Foundation Programs stakeholders I would like to In our reach towards a happy Three key avenues for such sincerely thank Bryan. and successful life, we are often support are: fortunate to be able to stand • The student sponsorship Reunions on the shoulders of others. We program – ‘Walk the Walk’ Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, can count our blessings these most year level reunions individuals lifted us up when we • Bursary and Scholarship were postponed or cancelled most needed it, not necessarily Perpetual Endowment Funds for 2020. The Foundation because we deserved it……just • Indigenous Bursary and is looking forward to an because they were in a position Scholarship Funds opportunity to briefly outline its purpose and objectives during to do so. In December 2013 the Monivae year level reunions scheduled For the vast majority of Monivae College Foundation Board for 2021 and beyond. College Alumni, I suspect their set a bold target of raising time at the College involved $5,000,000 in pledged Contact Points considerable lifting by their endowment funds by December I encourage all Monivae parents, the MSC’s, teachers and 2020. I am pleased to report we College Alumni to view the their fellow students. expect to reach that target by 31 Foundation website, which is December. A truly remarkable to be refreshed in the coming One way of respecting what achievement. I sincerely thank months, and make contact with others have done for us involves all who contributed toward the Monivae Foundation lifting others who are just achieving this goal for their Co-ordinator, Mrs Renae Porter commencing their own journey, unbounded generosity. at [email protected] onto our shoulders, when we are or one of our Directors should in a position to do so. Foundation Board you require any additional The Monivae College After 22 years of tireless and information regarding the passionate service towards the Foundation provides a conduit activities of the Foundation or endeavours of the Monivae for past students to lift others simply to provide an update on College Foundation (including in need towards a happy and your contact details. nine years as Chairman), Mr successful life. Bryan Roberts retired from Laurie Cogger (Class of 1973) During the 2020 year the his role as a Board Director at Chairman Foundation directly assisted the Annual General Meeting Monivae College Foundation students via its bursary and in May 2020. I have no doubt scholarship program. In many the Foundation would not be cases, these students would not in the relatively strong position 6 The end of another Monivae College school year and what a year it has been! Thankfully from our community’s perspective, we have survived the pandemic pretty well and all the consequences attached to the massive changes the school had to implement. With just a bit more good luck we will be able to look back on 2020 as being, B oard perhaps one of the greatest learning curves any of us has ever before experienced, and there is a high chance that our lives will be forever changed in any number of ways. We at Monivae have nevertheless been blessed by having wonderful teachers and other staff members who all worked together to ensure the safe and continued education and care of our students and all the Monivae community. Although it will be mentioned in other places in the magazine, I must make a special mention of the completion of the Cricket Hub & Pavilion which has been a tangible highlight for our school. My gratitude goes to all the members of the school Board, for their hours of voluntary contributions, with special thanks to our Principal, Mr Jonathon Rowe, who’s leadership under ever-changing conditions, has been amazing. Helen Morrison Chairperson Monivae College Board Chair

7 < Monivae College Captains, Bayden Penrose and Megan Tonissen n s aptai

2020 has been like no other, we parties and our graduation internet. Mr Rowe, in your first have faced challenges that we would be a virtual event, I would year as Principal you have S choo l C had never expected. Throughout have thought this was a plot faced many challenges, but we the lockdown period, we from some dystopian fiction we have watched you learn, adapt thought that this year would were studying in our Year 12 and overcome these great never end, but as we come to English class. Incredibly, this has challenges. the end of Term 4, we could been the REALITY of our Year 12. Thank you to all our friends, never have anticipated just how Through all of this, I am proud to family and teachers who have quickly time flies. There were say, our cohort stayed in touch helped us out along the way and unexpected changes around and was always looking out for mentored us to get to where we every corner and none of us each other. You are an amazing are now. We are very grateful could have predicted the crazy group to have shared the final for what you have done. year ahead of us. year with and we can’t thank you all enough for the memories Class of 2020, Bayden and I Now everyone always says, that have been made and are extremely proud of you all enjoy Year 12, take every strength that has been built in and what you have achieved opportunity that presents, and relationships and as individuals. this year. We all came into this it will be the most memorable school year ready to enjoy the year of your schooling journey. We are the COVID-19 Year 12 excitement that Year 12 held for Well, this year was certainly Graduates and let’s be proud us. Unfortunately, we have all memorable, and though we of our remote learning. Let’s faced a year that we would have missed out on some of the cherish the fact that being never expected. I understand opportunities, it has still been together is so important. We that by now the word ‘resilient’ the memorable year we were realise this so much more than has been overused and lost its told it would be and probably any other Year 12 group. meaning. But in my opinion the more so than any other year To all the teachers, thank you 71 Year 12 students of 2020 are level could say. for the tremendous job in a bunch of the most resilient If someone had said we would preparing and teaching every students I know. have 16 weeks absent from class this year. We have all school, banned from visiting faced the challenge of learning Bayden Penrose friends; if someone had said we how to use Google classroom and Megan Tonissen couldn’t attend 18th birthday and conduct a class over the Monivae School Captains

8 WE LL BEI N G

9 “The love of the heart of Jesus will be our light our strength, our guide and our support.” - Jules Chevalier, FAITH & MISSIO N FAITH Founder of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart (MSC) This message from Father Jules Chevalier has never been more pertinent than this year for our Monivae community. Our students, staff and families would have all needed strength, support and guidance, and also felt the love generated by each of us this year. Throughout this interrupted year, Monivae still offered many opportunities for our students and staff to find nourishment in the following activities: Opening Mass and the Commissioning of Principal On Wednesday the 12th of Chris McPhee, MSC Provincial and students new to Monivae February, Monivae celebrated Superior. He was joined by Father were recognised, including our its opening School Mass and Phil Malone MSC, Father Ted new Deputy Principal, Mrs Fiona the commissioning of our new McCormack MSC, and Parish Mulhall, who read a prayer on Principal, Mr Jonathan Rowe. Priest Father Paddy Mugavin. behalf of all staff during the mass. The Mass was led by Father Along with Jonathan, all new staff Year Level Liturgy / Mass As part of their first MSC in Action, I hosted the Year 7 students in the Monivae Chapel and walked them through a Liturgy. This experience was to ensure that the students understood how and why we do what we do during our Masses and Liturgies. Our Year 12 student leaders and myself visited the Year 7 camp at Port Fairy to help welcome the Year 7s, finishing with a lovely welcoming liturgy. 10 �><�

Retreats and Reflection Days � Year 11 Retreat Nellie Rigby & Cassandra Webbstock - The annual Year 12 retreat was provided at Monivae - The Year 7-10 Reflection was a wonderful and hot incorporating the leadership Days were not run in their way to start the school year. sessions from the retreat. traditional formats due The Year 12s joined the staff When we received the good to COVID-19 restrictions. at Halls Gap for a three-day news in late October that Aspects of the days were retreat during week one. It camps were allowed to take incorporated into MSC is amazing to look back now place under COVID-19 rules, in Action periods where and think of how lucky we we jumped at the chance to appropriate. were that this program was grab 3 days in Halls Gap. The Thanks must go to the staff who able to be run in its full format. Year 11s were fantastic, using helped out during these activities, this time to investigate their - The Year 11 Retreat could not as it is their MSC spirituality inner heart, as well as setting go ahead at Halls Gap during that truly makes these events plans for next year. July, so a modified program successful.

Service / Community Activities BBQ fundraiser: kindness, understanding and World’s Greatest Shave: compassion for others. In a short As part of our servant Our students found a small turn around, we managed to leadership, the Faith and Service window of opportunity to once again collect an enormous team, with the help of senior participate in the Leukaemia amount of food for our local St students, cooked a BBQ and Foundation’s World’s Greatest Vincent de Paul – who use it to provided Zooper-Doopers and shave. Our students once again help out many in the Hamilton water during our Swimming had their hair cut or shaved to community. and Athletics carnival. This BBQ raise funds for the Leukaemia was extremely well attended. St Vincent de Paul were Foundation, as well as donate All profits from the day go to extremely grateful, particularly their long locks to wig makers. helping out those less fortunate with the possibility of restrictions This was a selfless act by our than ourselves. These two days in purchasing putting a strain on students. Well done. helped raise approximately their ability to offer support. $1500.

Letter writing: Year 11 students undertook a letter-writing task, writing letters to members of the WDHS Aged Care homes, realising that isolation has had an impact on others as well. This was well received by both students and people receiving the letters.

Tins for St Vincent de Paul (Tinnies for St Vinnies): Our tins collection was a good example of our students and families demonstrating

11 College Liturgy / Masses Resurrection Liturgy: the College, as well as a class Held to celebrate Easter. (run by photograph. The graduates Faith and Service captains and also recognised the importance College captains). – Online. of their homeroom teachers in Mr Ben White, Mr Danny ANZAC Day Service: Franc, Ms Jacinta Ryan and Mr A combination of students from Michael Harms during 2020, across all year levels. - Online by providing them with a gift of appreciation. Reconciliation Week Service: To recognise National Sacred Heart Day: Reconciliation Week from May Unfortunately, we could not 27th to June 3rd. - Online. gather to celebrate Sacred Heart Day Mass, so Sacred Heart Day Assumption Liturgy: celebrations had a different look Completed by our School this year. It was held on Friday, Captains, Faith and Service June 19, the day where the Captains, and a collection of Year 11 students who Catholic Church celebrates the volunteered to be a part of the Solemnity of the Most Sacred �Bradley Field service. - Online. Heart of Jesus. Ash Wednesday Liturgy: Monivae College provided Season of Creation Liturgy: On Wednesday the 26th Feb, lunch for every student on this Students, staff and family Monivae recognised Ash day as a recognition of their members provided stunning Wednesday and the beginning importance to us. Students pre- photographs of the lovely part ordered lunch, and these were of lent with a Liturgy directed of the world that we live in, had in accordance with social by the Faith and Service to provide the backdrop for distancing procedures. Captains, Chelsea Storer and our online Season of Creation Alyssa Neeson. liturgy. This was a good After lunch, all students Whilst Lent is reminder to us all about our role finished the day in Homerooms traditionally as stewards of our earth. participating in a quiz organised about giving giving more hope, by our Year 12 Leaders, as well as something Mission Fair Day Liturgy: watching a special video created respect, generosity, up, a key Completed by student by our Year 12 students. - Online theme volunteers – Online hospitality, openness The students received a fridge for this and love Graduation Mass: magnet as a gift from the school Liturgy was This was held in the Monivae (Heart-shaped MSC magnet) for students to College chapel with students and chocolate heart – all focus on “giving and staff due to the COVID-19 encouraged to remember the more hope, respect, generosity, restrictions not allowing parents power of love. hospitality, openness and love”. to be in attendance. Father Bob Irwin, MSC, was also Each homeroom was presented Bradley Field and Jarrod present throughout the day. with their Project Compassion Stone were the MC’s, and box for Caritas. Students were Father Paddy Mugavin was the The Monivae Courtyard was also encouraged to donate over the celebrant for evening. During decorated on the day, keeping tiem of Lent. the mass, the graduating a bit of “normal” around the students received a gift from celebration.

12 Staff Formation Chevalier Institute: MSC Education Policy values staff having a formation in spirituality, particularly Heart Spirituality. This has become even more important with Monivae being without a formal MSC presence at the College for the first time.

The Chevalier Institute, run by Alison McKenzie and the Directors of Faith from the four �God as made by staff MSC schools, facilitates these Staff Spirituality Day: sessions that our students programs. They vary from part All Monivae staff gathered to participate in on their retreats. day programs held in Hamilton recognise the importance of our The day was titled “Hearts to week long programs held spirituality and participated in Reflection”, giving staff much at St Mary’s Towers Douglas our annual Staff Spirituality day time to reflect on what it means Park in NSW. Monivae supports held on Monday, June 22nd. to them to be part of the MSC these programs, and many staff We were joined by Father Bob community. have continued on with their Irwin, MSC. Sessions were held formation this year. throughout the day that mirrored

�Faith & Service Captains Chelsea Storer & Alyssa Neeson with Director of Faith & Mission Mr Danny Franc THANKYOU sense, these two young women activities and special days continually provided support throughout the Monivae year, Finally, I would like to say and leadership to their peers in as well as being a valuable a massive thank you to the the area of Faith and Service at sounding board, was truly wonderful Faith and Service Monivae. At often short notice, appreciated. They beautifully demonstrated what it means to Captains in Alyssa Neeson they would be involved in the be on earth the heart of God. and Chelsea Storer. In a year ever-changing way we displayed where it was difficult to display our faith online and otherwise. Mr Danny Franc leadership in the traditional Their efforts in Masses, Liturgies, Director of Faith and Mission.

13 Remote Learning taught us all how well we can adapt and thrive, both as a School Community and as individuals.

Maryanne Gustus L E ar n i g R emote

I handled the online learning period quite well, I could get easily distracted because I was at home and had access to things I don't at school but I tried my hardest to get things done on time. If I was ever confused about what a task was, I could ask my family or teacher and they would help me understand it. Mairead Elshaug-Betson

2020 has been a ride that’s for sure full of new experiences some welcomed and others have been massive obstacles that needed to be conquered. Life is about accepting all the challenges along the way, choosing to keep moving forward, getting out of our comfort zone, developing grit and being grateful for all the experiences on the journey of life.

Fiona Mulhall, Deputy Principal

14 Great to see all the great work on Facebook. I was a student there in 1958. Terry Belleville

Remote learning has been a great experience for learning online, I enjoyed being able to learn in a virtual classroom. I was able to get help from my teachers anytime I needed, as well as working on my tasks individually.

Kaitlyn Tonissen

Just a quick note to say thank you for the amazing job everyone has done during this time. So grateful Sam is back at Monivae with his friends and the Staff. Thank you one and all for your amazing work. Diana and Brett McDonald

Throughout Remote Learning we missed one another greatly, however this now means that the value we place on Relationships and Community is treasured and valued even more.

Maryanne Gustus

15 �Teodora Robbins and Jemma White WE LL BEI N G

�Laura Tognon and Jemma Casey �Tabitha Dettling and Mikayla Bygate

16 � Harry Harms, Eleanor Vearing, Cooper Shaw and Tahlea Grant U DE N TS ST

Edward De Salis and Amber Dyson 17 18 Year 12 teachers and Mr Tyler Fehsler work oftheYear 12 Homeroom acknowledge thewonderful in Year 12,I wouldlike to On behalfofallthestudents build on. future generationscanaspire to that theyleavewillbeone one fortheagesandlegacy efforts thisyear. Theirstoryis should beveryproudoftheir communicate. Eachstudent to collaborate, problemsolve, and responsiblelearners–able learned alotaboutbeingactive in thebestwaypossibleand themselves totheirstudies 12 studentshavedevoted Despite allthistheYear of bedduringperiod1. pretend theyhadn’t justgot out students tryingdesperatelyto pets runningintoscreenand accidently mutingthemselves, down, studentsandteachers not working,wi-filettingus such ascamerasandsound its challengesandfrustrations of alaptopcameracertainlyhad with teachersthroughthelens friendships andrelationships Liturgies viathisformat.Building to thewholeschoolandrunning assemblies, wellbeingmessages Day concert,facilitatingonline first everon-lineSacredHeart tradition. Thisresultedinthe contributions toschoollifeand to otherwaysmake their true Monivaespirit,theylooked 12 studentsasagroup. With felt, didnotdefinetheseyear milestones, althoughkeenly at missingoutonkey Year 12 their credit,thedisappointment due toCOVID-19 restrictions.To did inatraditionalclasssetting time learningathomeasthey would spendnearlyasmuch at HallsGap, thatstudents dreamed bigduringtheretreat sunned ourselves,setgoalsand thrilling daysofYear 12aswe would havethoughtinthosefirst experiences ofalltime. Who of themostremarkableYear 12 to expecttheunexpectedinone 12 groupin2020wholearned This wasthemantraforYear that youcancontrol’ ‘Only worryaboutthosethings Senior School Coordinator Senior Mrs. SofiaVearing emotional experienceforall. year levelleaveuswillbean that watchingthisparticular loved bythiscommunity. Iknow that theyaresupportedand mission toleteachstudentknow student andhavemadeittheir tireless intheircareofeach and MrDannyFranchavebeen Michael Harms,MsJacintaRyan this year. Mr BenWhite, Mr �Chloe Landwehr Tayla Bailey Harri Baker Phil Bastick Connor Burns Blair Burns 2016-2020 Portland 2015-2020 Condah 2017-2020 Dover, 2015-2020 Gerrigerup 2015-2020 Gerrigerup Glenelg Mitchell Mitchell Tasmania Glenelg Glenelg Canteen Volunteer Chess Football Tennis, Cricket, Basketball, Tennis, Cricket, Basketball, Senior Boys Football, GD Senior Boys Football Athletics, GD Swimming sports

Hannah Buridge Jack Burton Bryce Bygate Alyssa Carter Madeline Casey 2015-2020 Portland 2015-2020 Portland 2015-2020 Branxholme 2014-2020 Portland 2015-2020 Hamilton Lonsdale Mitchell Mitchell Glenelg Glenelg Soup kitchen mission trip Bus Captain Shooting Captain, Clay Canteen Volunteer, Soup Glenelg House Captain GD 2019, Kiribati Mission trip Target Shooting Kitchen Trip Interschool sports, 11/12 2019 Netball team, Monivae Div 1 Basketball Y ear 12 P rofi l es

Harry Clark Maggie Craig Dylan Eats Maeve Elshaug-Betson Charlotte England 2015-2020 Warrayurre 2015-2020 Casterton 2015-2020 Tarrington 2015-2020 Casterton 2015-2020 Portland Glenelg Ffrench Ffrench Glenelg Glenelg Shooting Captain, Athletics, Kiribati Mission Trip 2019 School Shooting, GD sports Cadet Band, Canteen GD Interschool athletics, swimming sports, SW Zone 19 and 20, house swimming Volunteer GD Interschool cross Shooting Competition, and sports country Minyip field & game, Coleraine & District Field & Game

Bradley Field Mitchell Grant Tahlea Grant Harry Griffiths Rachel Gunning 2015-2020 Hamilton 2018-2020 Pigeon Ponds 2018-2020 Ozenkadnook 2018-2020 Balmoral 2015-2020 Konongwootong Glenelg Glenelg Ffrench Lonsdale Ffrench and Hamilton First 11 Cricket, School Football Captain Sacred Heart Day Cricket B Team Captain, Cadet Band, Anzac Day Footy, Kanga 8’s State Cross Country 2019, Perfromance 2019 Volunteer (Prep orientation Parade, Ceremonial First 22 Football 2019, First Day) Parade, Soup Kitchen, XI Cricket team 2019 Volunteer: School Production, Canteen, Presentation Ball

19 Olivia Handreck Angus Harms Lara Herrmann Nikita Hill J-J Hollander 2018-2020 Melbourne 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Portland 2015-2020 Portland Glenelg Glenelg Mitchell Lonsdale Glenelg Boarding Captain, Cricket Captain, House PNG Mission, VCAL Ride To Swimming Captain, Cadet CUO Senior Boys Basketball, cross country, Athletics, Swimming, Cross School Day, Do it for Dolly Girls Netball, House Football hockey, mission experience Country, GD Athletics, GWR fundraisers events, Swimming, Bus Athletics, 1st XVIII Football, Captain 1st XI Cricket, Kiribati Mission Experience, School Production, Liturgy Readings

Grace Kearny Shannon Kelly Chloe Landwehr Oscar Linke Claire Logan 2015-2020 Bulart 2015-2020 Penshurst 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Mount Napier 2015-2020 Macarthur Mitchell Ffrench Mitchell Lonsdale Glenelg Mitchell Captain, House Events, Swimming sports and Cricket Captain, GD Athletics Captain, GD GD and GWR Swimming, State athletics Athletics 2019, Kiribati Trip Athletics, Gir;s Cricket Swimming, GD Athletics, 2019, First XI Girls Cricket Schoolgirls Netball, Basketball, Match 2020, GD Cricket Canteen Volunteer, Kiribati 2019 Mission Experience Y ear 12 P rofi l es

Karorina McCarthy Samuel McDonald Madison McLennan Kellie Mitchell Jo Moriarty 2015-2020 Hamilton 2018-2020 Jilpanger 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Byaduk North 2015-2020 Myamyn Glenelg Mitchell Glenelg Mitchell Ffrench Soccer Captain, Canteen Mitchell House Captain, Soup Kitchen Cadet Band Major, Kiribati Equestrian Captain, volunteer 2020, GD Senior Boys Football, Mission Experience, School Canteen volunteer, Swimming Kiribati Mission Experience, Production of Oliver, Soup equestrian interschool Basketball, Drama Kitchen events, Monivae basketball Performances

Tahlia Mottram Jonathan Mulhall Alyssa Neeson Fionn Neeson Noah O’Brien 2015-2020 Portland 2020 Boarder 2015-2020 Coleraine 2015-2020 Nareen 2015-2020 Casterton Lonsdale Mitchell Lonsdale Faith and Sevice Lonsdale Glenelg Monivae College Cadet Swimming sports and Captain School Production Boarding Captain, Football, House Captain, GD Band Sergeant 2019, liturgies (Oliver), Canteen Volunteer, Cricket Athletics, GD Swimming, Melbourne Cadet Band Cadet Under Officer, Senior Boys Football Camp 2019, Cadet May School Debating, GD Cross Camp 2019, 2019 Annual Country 2019, all house Cadet Ceremonial Parade, events excluding chess R U OK? Day 2020 20 Thomas O’Connell Merielle Pattullo Bayden Penrose Scott Pollard Bella Povey 2015-2020 Casterton 2015-2020 Glenthompson 2016-2020 Harrow 2015-2020 Merino 2015-2020 Hamilton Ffrench Glenelg Lonsdale Mitchell Ffrench 2019 Regional Swimming Canteen Volunteer School Captain, Interschool PNG Mission Experience Sports, 2020 Swimming athletics, Interschool was called off, Atheletics Tennis, Soup Kitchen, School Football, School Shooting

Teodora Robbins Aiden Rogers Dylan Ross Jake Roth Inidana Ryan 2017-2020 Portland 2016-2020 Portland 2015-2020 Dunkeld 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Hamilton Lonsdale Glenelg Mitchell Lonsdale Lonsdale House Events RSM, GWR Cross Country, Senior Boys Football, State Lonsdale Captain, School PNG Mission Experience Javelin GD Athletics Girls Netball, GD Cross Country, Regional Cross Country. State Cross Country, GD Athletics, Regional Athletics

Cooper Seitz Cooper Shaw Chloe Smart Thomas Spillman Jarrod Stone 2015-2020 Portland 2016-2020 Bolwarra 2015-2020 Merino 2016-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Hamilton Lonsdale Ffrench Glenelg Mitchell Lonsdale Lonsdale Captain, Canteen Ffrench captain, CUO, Soccer Captain, Soccer School football, Athletics Volunteer, Cadet Platoon Cadet Band Member, GD Commander, GD Cross Athletics, Casual Boarder Country, Coached Year 7 Cricket Team

Chelsea Storer Meg Sutherland Jordy Templeton Bryonie Tiller Matthew Todd 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Coleraine 2018-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Mooralla Glenelg Mitchell Mitchell Ffrench Lonsdale Swimming Faith & Sevice Captain, House events, House Events, GD athletics, School & Waverly Netball GD Interschool swimming Captain GD Swimming, GD & GWR Swimming, PNG Mission Schoolgirls Netball, GWR Swimming Experience, Canteen volunteer, Soup Basketball, Mission Kitchen, Soup Van, Basketball, Hyland Spiller Sheild, Cricket, Faith & Service Experience Trip Kiribati, activites, Coffee Shop, ANZAC & World’s Greatest Shave Rememberance day march, Presentation Hair donation Ball Volunteer, Open Day Assistance, School Waitressing, Lions Club Youth of the Year Winner 21 Megan Tonissen Anothony Ung Eleanor Vearing 2015-2020 Tarrington 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Cavendish Ffrench College Ffrench Captain Cricket, Ffrench captain, School Mission Experience, Canten production, Canteen Volunteer, Volunteer, Cadet Band Flag party, Cadet parade, SSV Regional Hockey competition, SSV State Championships, Stations of the Cross liturgy, Soup Kitchen, Girls Cricket

Liam Walsh Kobi Walter Harry Waters 2016-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Hamilton Lonsdale Mitchell Ffrench Athletics Captain, GD Senior Boys Football, GD Cross Country, GWR Cross Athletics Country, GD Athletics, 11/12 Footy, First XI Cricket

Jemma White Archie Willder Bella Wilson 2015-2020 Tarrington 2015-2020 Hamilton 2015-2020 Hamilton Victoria Lonsdale Hockey Captain, Mitchell Glenelg Cadet Adjudant 2019 GD Clay Target Shooting, Basketball Athletics, Kiribati Mission Basketball Experience, Senior Girls Hockey, Canteen Volunteer, ANZAC Day parade, Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award

Bethany Wilson Heidi Wooldridge 2019-2020 Heywood 2015-2020 Merino Lonsdale Ffrench Senior Netball Team Canteen Volunteer, Spiller Sheild, BBQ Volunteer at Swimming Sports

�Mr James McKenzie (Class of 1971) & Eleanor Vearing 22 Trophy Swimming Standards Kieran Watt Swimming Award Dennis FosterSenior Change Maker Award Australian Olympic Sports Awards Diligence inStudy Awards Commendation Certificates Methods Award Mathematical Legal Studies Award History Revolutions Geography Development Health andHuman Award Further Mathematics Award Fr O’Carrigan English Chemistry Award Management Business Biology Award Subject Awards College Captain Awards Trophy House Aggregate Major Year 12Awards Special Service College Awards for Co-Curricular andServiceAwards • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Nikita Hill O’Connell Thomas Nikita Hill Harry Clark Heidi Wooldridge Cooper Seitz Hannah Burridge Merielle Patullo Grace Kearney Heidi Wooldridge Hannah Burridge Eleanor Vearing Olivia Handreck Alyssa Carter Glenelg Bella Wilson Jemma White Megan Tonissen Bayden Penrose Kellie Mitchell Megan Tonissen Bayden Penrose L AngusHarms AlyssaCarter BryceBygate Jo Moriarty Maggie Craig Blair Burns ara Herrmann Choir Award Recreation VET Sportand Studio ArtsAward Mathematics Award Specialist Technology Product Designand Psychology Award Physics Award Award Physical Education Studies Environmental Outdoor and Trophy Athletics Standards Robert Roache Senior BoysAthletics Henry Trophy for Award Gavin HurleyCricket & ServiceAward Lions ClubCitizenship Kenna VC Scholarship Hamilton RSLTed Perseverance for Loyalty and John CurtinAward • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Kellie Mitchell Liam Walsh Tahlia Mottram Eleanor Vearing Matthew Todd Alyssa Carter Angus Harms Bayden Penrose Heidi Wooldridge Claire L Kobi Walter Connor Burns Tahlia Mottram Bryce Bygate Chelsea Storer AnthonyUng BaydenPenrose AlyssaNeeson GraceKearney Chelsea Storer Scott Pollard Tahlia Mottram ogan Gold Award Duke of Edinburgh Excellence Award forVETand WESTVIC Workforce Agricultural Studies RIST Award for Award Pat Kelly VisualArts Mathematics in Scienceand Award forExcellence South Australia The Universityof Award forScience Joseph Elleway VCAL Award Accounting Award CoggerGurry Senior GirlsAthletics Salter Trophy for Rounder Award Caltex BestAll Outstanding Student Award fortheMost The JulesChevalier • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Jemma White Harry Clark Bryce Bygate Tahlia Mottram Eleanor Vearing Alyssa Carter Maggie Craig Aiden Rogers Indiana Ryan Alyssa Neeson Eleanor Vearing LiamWalsh EleanorVearing Heidi Wooldridge Jemma White

23 YEAR 12 Awards 24 Year 11 the buddypairscompleting was ajoy, aswasseeing the courtyardatfirstmeeting students. Theexcited buzzin between ourseniorandjunior and broaderinteractions grown toincludemorefrequent 7 BuddyProgramwhichhas more obviousthanintheYear Monivae life. Nowherewasthis the traditionsthatformpartof be responsibleforgrowing the schoolcommunityandto demonstrate leadershipwithin they havebeenasked to practice. Onotheroccasions took alotofpreparationand to foralongtimeandwhich they havebeenlookingforward which, like thePresentation Ball, variety ofexperiences,some the year, theyhaveengagedina facets ofschoollife. Throughout who havecertainlyembracedall and vibrantgroupofstudents proven tobeastrong,united The Year 11cohortthisyearhas with eachstudentintheircare. to buildstrongconnections who havededicatedtheirtime Mr ForsythandMarshall teachers, MrsHenry, MrFehsler, the teamofYear 11homeroom A specialthankyoumustgoto seeking. resilience, persistenceandhelp demonstrate key skills around relationships withstaffand each other, maintainstrong able todrawstrengthfrom to thesestudentswhowere certainly threwoutachallenge The remotelearningperiod key milestonesintheirlearning. dedicate themselvestomeeting or VCAL pathwayandhaveto year asstudentschooseaVCE Year 11canbeaverychallenging witness. their buddieswasadelightto 11 studentsastheycaredfor generosity ofspiritourYear wellbeing lessonstogether. The Senior SchoolCoordinator Senior Mrs. SofiaVearing 2021. direction ofMonivaeCollegein setting thetoneandshaping see themasYear 12students Year 11groupandcan’t waitto beginning toemergefromthis excited toseemanyleaders Mr FehslerandIarecertainly success ofthesesessions. has beensoimportanttothe in theMSCActionsessions wellbeing lessonsandengaging Their assistanceindelivering �Todd Aitkens What a brilliant evening it was on the 14th March for the ‘Enchanted Garden’ themed Presentation Ball. With special guest Ms Sally Leake in attendance, along with many sets of excited parents and students, the night surpassed all expectations. The students danced confidently and happily without making a wrong step due largely to the many hours of practice under the eagle eyes of Mark and Helen Baker. The students hard work and forward planning resulted in all of them being immaculately presented, on time and working together to present a polished set of dances. The Presentation Ball committee coordinated �Tom Burland, Emily Gill, Ned Bennett, Annika McArthur, by Pauline Perkins and Cathy Jemma Casey, Chloe Byrne and Ella Dohle Ferguson, led a huge team of volunteers whose time and efforts were remarkable and certainly did not go unnoticed. Thanks also go to the parents of these students who supported them through late night practice sessions, appointments and soothed the nerves when necessary. Our congratulations go to all those students who were involved in this event which is a N BA LL PRESE N TATIO deeply embedded tradition here at Monivae. There are numerous benefits that the students gain from involvement in this event and the smiles on all their faces that night were testament to this. Mrs. Sofia Vearing Senior School Coordinator.

Georgia Rentsch, Rachael Page & Hollie Phillips � Angela Sanders & Tahlia Wormald

�Max Kermeen, Bailey Borgmeyer & Ned Bennett �Max Kermeen, Cody Ross & Darren Tran 25 Front Row: Satchell Biggin, Cassandra Webbstock, Demi Taylor, Hollie Phillips, Indiana Van Diesen, Rachel Page, Ella Myers Back: Hamish Cameron, Joshua Nagorcka, Cody Ross, Lachlan McNabb, Max Kermeen, Charlie Langley, Bailey Mason, Sam Malady, Urquhart, Ethan Knight 2nd Row: Isaiah Mulley, Darren Tran, Laura Tognan, Sharney Millard, Olivia Muldoon, Chelsea Riddle, Georgia Rentsch, Grace Silcock, Maisie Sheahan, Oscar Marvin Seitz 3rd Row: Kaleb Mitchell, Angus Murrell, Bailey Ryan, Lexie Northcott, Tynecia Piper, Stephanie Phillips, Maggie Rhook, Kori Trigg, Angela Sanders, Alera Sherry, Ben Starkie, Sam Sewell

26 Back: Steven Cunningham, Colby Hammond, Ned Bennett, Jacob Hill, Braydon Goss, Hamish Cook, Tom Burland, Jack Page, Bronson Hill Front Row: Annabel Kent, Ayva Jones, Emma Sadler, Jacayla Harrison, Ava Knight, Tahlia Wormald, Voilet Ella Doyle, Neha Browning 3rd Row: William Hausler, Joshua Jellie, Eliza Millard, Chloe Byrne, Annika McArthur, Isabella Eichler –Onus, Emily Gill, Georgia McIntyre, Holly Langley, Liam Daffey, Kieran Chambers 2nd Row: Todd Aitken, Nicholas Ferguson, Skye Braisby, Tegan Kenny, Bridget Rhodes, Ellie Jennings, Isabella Mailes, Jemma Casey, Menzel , Benjamin Brodrick, Bailey Borgmeyer

27 28 Year 10 and compassionateconcernfor real senseoffunandacaring a cohortwithgreatspirit, There isnodoubtthatthis in theremotelearningperiod. 2020, both whilstatschooland have engagedwithschoollifein 10 studentsforthewaythey congratulating all100ofourYear I wouldlike tobeginby students toexplorearangeof on offer. Year 10isatimefor other opportunitiesthatwere their headsdownandenjoyed the newCOVID-19 reality, put excursions, theyaccepted forward tosuchascampsand they wouldhavebeenlooking participate intheactivitiesthat others. Whilstbeingunableto Jasmine Dawson �Jenna-May Bristow & SchoolCoordinator Senior Mrs. SofiaVearing education hereatMonivae. you beginthefinalyearsof to workwithyouagainas are excited fortheopportunity both MrFehslerandmyself us withyourzestforlifeand students. You haveinspired Finally –welldoneYear 10 year. them sincerelyfortheirworkthis all expectations,andIthank via GoogleMEEThassurpassed relationships withtheirstudents approaches toforming Their dedicatedandinventive McMahon andMrMcCarthy. Ms Neeson,MrsStevenson, Mr Year 10homeroomteachers, Thanks alsomustgotoourfour thank you. Year 10teachersIsayahuge ever beenandonbehalfofthe learning wasthestrongestithas shared responsibilityforstudent students thisyear–thesenseof learning journeywithstaffand have playedinsharingthe the enormousrolethatparents I wouldlike toacknowledge and weaknessesasL awareness oftheirstrengths capabilities andanincreased come outwithnewskills, Year 10cohortandtheyhave 2020 havecertainlytestedour The trialsandtribulationsof program. the Teen MentalHealthFirstAid to carefortheirpeersthrough in thecommunityandlearned activities suchaslitterpickup completed communityservice had funinsmallgroupactivities, Heart andinthistimestudents huge focusagainonMind,Spirit, although interrupted,hada schooling. MSCinActiontime, move intotheirfinalyearsof to make goodchoicesasthey 1/2 Religion haveallowedthem and atasteofVCE throughUnit HDSC, RIST, Cadetleadership big decisionsaboutthefuture. academic pathwaysandtomake earners. U DE N TS ST KIRIBATI

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�Benjamin Lamoro P N G S �Francis Avila 29 30 Middle School • • • • • • We havelearntthat: before intheirlifetime, norours. something thathasnotoccurred resilience ofthestudentsthrough to focusontheeffortsand we havefaced,andwouldlike this year, despitethestruggles positives thathavecomeoutof There areagreatnumberof about ourselves. everyone thattaughtusalot a periodofchallengesfor company, andthenwebegan outdoors andeachother’s 1, wherestudentsenjoyedthe of ouronsiteactivitiesforTerm Bivouac forsomeformedpart Swimming, Athletics and write thiswehave3weekstogo). L – westopped(Insert-Remote midyear holidays–westarted 1) –westartedwenton stopped (Insert-Remote L our cohorts–westarted an interestingyearforallof Well 2020hascertainlybeen earning 2)–westarted(andasI easier viaemail orgoogle Asking forhelp canbe occasionally. you justneedtoaskforhelp assistance itisdo-able– however withsome your learningisdifficult, Becoming responsiblefor not PE). are meanttobeinEnglish– driving pastwhoknowsyou get caughtbyMrsMitchell street (except whenyou exercise tasksdownthe You candoyourPEPrac. were limitless. and helpeachotherout you madetokeep intouch each otherandtheefforts You areagreatsupportto listening). playing gamesandnot can seeyouandare (except whentheteacher physically youarealone and assistancewhen provide youwithclassmates class whilstonlinecan Being onyourphonein turn yourcameraon?”). teacher asks,“canyouplease pyjamas (except whenthe You cancometoclassinyour earning • • • • • � RubyKent,CharlotteCollinsandMollyO’Brien good todosomething stress –andit feelsreally of greatuncertainty and to helpoutothersinatime RE providedtheopportunity got outofbed. enthusiasm andwhenyou depends onyourlevelof in thebackyard–itjust 40km bike ridestosit-ups PE activitiescanrangefrom distracting others). not beingdistracted(or down whenyouare You cangetalotofwork time, orthesecondthird). still wouldnotlightthefirst though theMonivaecandle that wereawesome(even L can produceourownYear Mitchell andthereforewe at technologythanMrs Mrs Toffolon ismuch better that shedidn’t knowexisted! found afterseveralweeks down thesidewhichshe a privatemessagefunction find wasbecausethereis on the Chat that she couldn’t her thatshehadamessage middle ofthenighttelling kept gettingemailsinthe The reasonMrsMitchell chat thanfacetoface. evel virtualassemblies and MrsToffolon Mrs Katee Mitchell family andfriends. wonderful Christmaswithyour Enjoy yourbreakandhave a our classesandaroundtheschool. level andtheYear 10sof2021in again in2021,someouryear looking forwardtoseeingyouall been averyuniqueyear. We are the Year 8sand9sonwhathas would like tocongratulateallof With thislastpointinmind,we • • out theotherend. of achievementincoming school staffandfindasense parents, teachers,andother with supportfromfriends, you canovercomethis be toodifficult,however, and thingscanappearto You canfeeloverwhelmed find outhowfaryoucango. easy attimesdugdeepto others whofindlifequite you thoughtwere, and capable offarmorethan yourselves thatyouwere Some ofyouprovedto someone else’s day. all madeabigdifferenceto shopping, readingtoothers mowing, cookingdinners, for someoneelse–lawn Fr Ted McCormack and Gus Egan � Jack Jennings & Bailey Baker

� Jasmine Young, Amy Goss, Charlotte McClure, Holly Craig & Charlotte Cook

Felicity Watson � Tanatswa Nedziwe & Anoushka De Chelard

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Gemma Dyson Sophie Taylor & Ava Nicholson � Rita Hamu 31 This year has been quite an and Ms Yati Symington. We another lockdown. This time we experience. Taking the reins are so lucky to have such a were prepared and whilst classes during a major pandemic was dedicated and supportive were definitely not normal, both quite a different start to what I’d team of homeroom teachers to staff and students seemed to envisaged when I took on the support our students. adapt a lot better and just ‘got on role from Mrs Reegan Morris. with it’. The year saw many challenges The year started quite well for us all, not knowing what to Term four has seen most students with very few hiccups on the expect and unsure how to go settle back into classes with little Port Fairy camp. The students about things. We were prevented effort involved. Wearing masks enjoyed the various activities from doing many of the activities has been the most onerous of that were planned for the few that would normally be the all tasks but again, the students days. These activities included: highlight of the Year 7 year such have taken it in their stride. snorkelling, surfing, swimming as sport and MSC in action. It has been a privilege to and walking on the beach. The end of Term One was one of get to know your sons and It was a great opportunity for mixed emotions and foreboding, daughters. They have shown the newest students at Monivae not knowing what was about amazing resilience and a College to get to know each to unravel in front of us. Term ferocious determination to get other and their Teachers. They two started with both staff and through this year. They are to also enjoyed sleeping in tents students having to upskill in be commended on the way and being able to hear the an incredibly short time. This they have grown. It has been a ocean’s waves cracking behind caused lots of angst for parents, pleasure to watch the dedication with which the students have them. Bonding with staff and teachers and students. With pursued their goals and the students is a major aim of our two weeks to go for Term Two transformation since the start camp and a great opportunity to we were all very grateful to get of the year. The students have get to know one another. back into the classroom – albeit supported each other well socially distancing and hands

J UN IOR S choo l The transition from Primary through this difficult year and raw from constant sanitising. School to Secondary School many lasting friendships will was made a lot easier by all the Term three started with a bang have been forged through this wonderful teaching and learning and the growing number of year of adversity. support staff who taught and COVID-19 cases started to I wish all of the Year 7 students nurtured our Year 7s this year. spiral out of control. Surely we of 2020 the best for Year 8. Special thanks to my homeroom wouldn’t go into lockdown again? teachers; Ms Miranda Reaburn, Unfortunately we received the Merrin Shannon Mr Tony Healy, Mr Tony Flavel news that we were to go into Year 7 Co-ordinator

32 � Charlie Fitzpatrick & Maria Martin Lachlan Urquhart and Mason Sheldrake B Udd IES

Rachel Page & Stella Kent �Imogen Thomas & Claire Pearce

Chloe Byrne, Amber Tiller and Madison Tonissen �Joshua Atchison & Charlie Langley

Skye Braisby and Harriet Kent

�Angus Impey & Steven Cunningham �Emily Tonissen 33 Principal Award Nicholas O’Brien & • Year 7 • Emily Tognon Principal Jonathan Rowe • Isabell Perkins • Sienna Maddocks • Year 8 • Emily Tognon • Anoushka De Chelard • Abbey Hill • Year 9 • Clara Dettling • Chloe Jones

Music Junior School Musicianship Concert Band Award • Millie Kruger • Isabella Eichler-Onus Middle School Musicianship • Will Errey

Sports Awards KW Keane Perpetual Trophy • Bailey Borgmeyer

Subject Awards Religion and Society Award • Ashtyn Mottram Ballarat Diocese Student Scholarship • Nicholas O’Brien Deakin University VCE Award • Bronson Hill Hamilton Regional Business Assoc. Award VET Award • Braydon Goss

Academic Diligence in Study Award Year 7 Year 10 • Thomas Gordon • Nicholas O’Brien

U DE N T AWARDS ST • Phoebe Dunn • Francis Avila • Jack Rhook • Mackenzie Mason • Charlize Fairbairn • Eliza Armstrong • Maddison Atchison • Will Hunter • Laine Kelly Year 8 • Olivia Nield • Tayla Lewis • Cooper Hein Year 11 • Lucille Aarons • Laura Tognon • Millie Kruger • Benjamin Starkie • Ruby Wardlaw • Olivia Muldoon • Bailey Borgmeyer Year 9 • Ella Doyle • Molly O’Brien • Nicholas Ferguson • Sophie Button • Jacayla Harrison • Ruby Kent • Joshua Jellie • Daylin Plush • Libby Rentsch

Academic Excellence in Study Award Year 7 • Sienna Maddocks • Teyah Evans • Emily Tognon • Mia Doyle • Bella Manson • Joshua Gardner • Oscar Hall Year 10 • Campbell Glazebrook • William Errey • Zoe Wooldridge Year 8 • Edward de Salis • Anoushka De Chelard • Tahlia Ross • Erin Hannig • Montana Coates • Mairead Elshaug-Betson • Sara Philips Year 11 • Thomas Calvert • Bronson Hill • Satchell Biggin Year 9 • Ned Bennett • Libby Fox • Jemma Casey • Chloe Foster • Ashtyn Mottram

Colour Award Full Blue Badge and a Full Gold Badge • Demi Taylor • Annabel Kent 34 In 2020, Ffrench House was led by the dedication and commitment of Eleanor Vearing and Cooper Shaw. Despite a year full of challenges, Ffrench House fought valiantly alongside its leaders in the pursuit of excellence and great sportsmanship. We saw our leaders dressed to impress in red (who could forget Eleanor’s giant sriracha bottle costume!) where we once again won Best Cheer Squad and Behaviour at the House Swimming Carnival. We were also lucky enough to F fre n ch compete in the Athletics Carnival before going into lockdown. A huge thank you to Sarah Byron for her organisation of house events throughout our remote learning periods, and to the Ffrench students who dedicated their time to competing whilst at home. Every single point for Ffrench House is very much appreciated and I thank you all for contributing to our collective house points tally in 2020. A real highlight this year was seeing Eleanor’s extraordinary organisational skills and Cooper’s illustrious lockdown beard in action as they delivered Ffrench House’s annual assembly via video during Remote Learning. Thank you to every single member of Ffrench House for Jo Moriarty your ongoing dedication to our house - Go Ffrench! Mrs Nima Carswell Head of Ffrench House

Cooper Shaw

< Tom O’Connell 35 This year was a year like no sure the day ran as smoothly with everyone dressing in green other and to say we missed the as it did. Huge congratulations for the day to help raise funds G house activities would be an to those in Glenelg who came for CARITAS. It was so great to understatement. We came into away as age group champions see how much everyone across our roles as House Captains with on the day. the whole school got into the high hopes and expectations spirit with their green clothing, At the end of Term One came and, as a house, didn't we especially our fellow year 12s Athletics and with a win already achieve them! covering themselves from head we had an opportunity to again to toe in green. The best part of We started our year with the claim the win. With the sports this day, however, is seeing the introduction of Year 7’s to now taking place at Monivae, amazing funds that were raised their Year 11 buddies with an we wanted to win on our turf. for CARITAS and we thank afternoon tea. This was an The day started out well with everyone for their contributions. exciting time for our Year 7s who participation in all age groups. looked up to their buddies for The Year 12s again with the We couldn't be happier with

G L E N advice and guidance around the cheering, made the day very the outcome of these events school. Next on the agenda was enjoyable. Unfortunately, we and without the support of the the annual Swimming Sports didn't come away with the win, students, it wouldn't have been at the Hamilton Outdoor Pool but a close second that we were possible. It wasn’t the year we had and what a day it was! With very happy with. Congratulations hoped for but we made the most perfect weather and support again to all age group of it while we could. Again, thanks from our Year 12s cheering, we champions and those who went to Mr Fehsler for the support came away with the win! We on to represent Monivae at the during the year and the other want to say a massive thank you Interschool sports in Casterton. Glenelg staff. We would like to to the Glenelg students who Another thank you to all staff on thank everyone for the opportunity participated and put their hands the day. to be Glenelg House Captains, we up to race, and of course Mr loved every minute of it. Although we were unable to Fehsler for his help in making hold any of our House activities sure everyone was ready and Maddie Casey this year, we were fortunate organised. Another massive & Noah O’Brian enough to host our annual shout out to the staff who made fundraiser on St Patrick’s Day, GO GLENELG!!!!

�Lauren Borgmeyer, Clara Dettling, Adriene Dawson & Sienna Maddocks

� Charlotte England & Olivia Handreck � Mr Tyler Fehsler, Noah O’Brien & Madeline Casey

36 � Claire Logan & Liam Walsh On Monday, February 10, we period 2.0 in Term Three, we were lucky enough to have planned for and developed an the swimming sports go ahead online virtual assembly. This as normal, and it was a very worked fantastically well and enjoyable day which produced included a Principal’s Address perfect weather. Lonsdale had which revealed the Cricket a poor representation and turn Center as it was at that point out on the day, with our House nearly fully completed. This was area being noticeably less busy super exciting for all to see on than the other Houses. We also display and gave the students seemed to consistently have something to look forward to fewer blue hats in the pool than upon returning to school. It also the other houses throughout included messages from Mrs. the events, particularly as we Mulhall, Mr. Beks, the School got further into the day. We Captains, and Faith and Mission seemed to have the same few Captains. We were lucky enough participants from each age to have the two Kiribati students, group consistently entering Tiao Nikataake and Tiika Teuea event after event, whilst some perform a recorded cultural l e n sda Lo either hadn’t turned up at all on dance for us that was included, the day or didn’t bring swimming as well as Ben Starkie and Ned gear. Unsurprisingly, we finished Bennett performing a song that the day in last position which they sang and played guitar to. was very much expected but still Finally, a sports report from Mrs. extremely disappointing. Byron was included updating all students about what had been On Tuesday, March 3, we had happening in the world of sport our annual House Athletics and more specifically announcing Carnival, which for the first some Sporting Captains at time in many years was held at Monivae for a variety of sports. � Jacob Hill Monivae College rather than Pedrina Park. At our House Last but certainly not least, meeting the students were I would like to thank and signing up for all of the events, congratulate both Cooper the key goal for this day was to Seitz and Indiana Ryan for their improve our overall participation leadership, dedication, and and house engagement on the ongoing hard work throughout day. This could have meant this challenging year as House anything from supporting the Captains. Obviously, within the House by entering events and circumstances that we all found participating in that way, or ourselves in, a lot of Lonsdale even by simply just encouraging House related events were fellow House members through missed, some of which were cheering or even just being organised or in the early stages there on the day in blue. Right of being planned and ultimately from the beginning of the day, it couldn’t go ahead. Some was evident that we were well examples include a ‘Jeans for on the way towards achieving Genes Day’ House fundraiser this goal, as there was a lot of and ‘Red Nose Day’ basketball blue on display and plenty of match against Ffrench just to athletes achieving success in name a few. Both Cooper and specific events. It was even just Indi did a fantastic job overall great to see some people living in their allocated positions and by the ‘have a go’ attitude as should be commended for this. �Alyssa Carter and Jemma White participation is key these days. I also want to thank every single Our goal as a House was to go Lonsdale student, for all of from last in the swimming sports, their contributions to this great to first in the athletics sports and House throughout the year, as we were able to achieve this well as every staff member who collectively. It would not have is allocated to Lonsdale and been possible to do this without supported myself, Cooper, Indi, a whole-house effort, from every and all of the students at any time. single Lonsdale student. Some special mentions go to the Mr Mitchell Johnson following age champions: 15y Head of Lonsdale House Maddie Phillips & Deacon White, 17y Ashtyn Mottram & Jacob Hill, 18-20y Indi Ryan. > Harlie Manson, Alyssa Neeson Teodora Robbins, Jemma White, During the remote learning Tahlia Mottram & Liam Walsh 37 What a year 2020 has been! Congratulations to our age as well as stepping out of The year began with the much- group champions: your comfort zone as our anticipated Swimming Carnival worlds turned virtual. A huge • 14-year girls Giaan Mouda and with high participation rates thank you to Mrs Mitchell for • 16-year boys Ethan Knight from all year levels, Mitchell was her continuous support and • 18-20-year boys Kobi Walter off to a great start. As the day assistance throughout the progressed, Glenelg proved to The unexpected disruptions year, we couldn’t have done it be too strong in the pool and we caused by COVID-19 put an end without you! We would also like finished in second place. We’d to the remainder of our House to thank our fellow Year 12s for like to thank all the teachers and activities such as Cross Country, their support and assistance in students for their efforts on the House Singing and Fundraisers. running events and stepping up day, with a special congratulations Despite the challenges and to the new challenges. to our age group champions: setbacks thrown at us by the 2020 has certainly been an • 12-13-year girls Emily Jellie extended Iso-learning periods, interesting year, and one that we • 14-year girls Stella Raymond we couldn’t have been prouder will remember forever. with the effort and creativity

LL MITCHE • 15-year boys Harrison Hein • 17-year boys Joshua Jellie displayed by everyone. With To the 2021 Mitchell House House activities turning virtual, Captains Ned Bennett and Laura Next on the agenda was the our adaptability and eagerness Tognon, along with the rest of Athletics Carnival which again, to continue to excel was evident, the Year 11s, we wish you all the saw a great showcase of seeing Mitchell being crowned best with Year 12 and Mitchell participation and talent, with Monivae’s first ever Iso cup next year, you are sure you’ll do Mitchell placing third. It was champions! an amazing job. fantastic to see everyones positive spirits and efforts as We both wish to thank everyone Sam McDonald this would turn out to be the in the Mitchell House for your & Grace Kearney last sporting event of the year. participation and enthusiasm, Mitchell House Captains

�Jordyn Templeton & Grace Kearney

38 �Sam McDonald & Grace Kearney �Hayley, Joshua & Emily Jellie �Mrs Katee Micthell n g B oardi

Georgia McIntyre 39 Over 50 students made use of the Monivae College Boarding facilities in 2020, with interstate pupils hailing from Dover (Tasmania), Kalumburu (Western Australia) and Daly River (Northern Territory), and International students from Papua New Guinea and Kiribati. Local regions such as Balmoral, Portland, Miga Lake, Horsham, Kaniva, Hamilton, Pigeon Ponds, Nareen, Casterton, Heywood, Edenhope and Coleraine were also represented, as were the metropolitan suburbs of Mornington, Malvern East and N G BOARDI Montmorency. The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in the boarding houses being closed for extended periods in 2020, with students required to complete remote learning from this range of National areas. This provided a tremendous challenge for Boarding Students, but this was �Benjamin Lamoro overcome with the support and care from Parents, Guardians and School Personnel. I would particularly like to extend my best wishes to the following Year 12 boarders, as they enter the exciting phase of their post- secondary education lives: Fionn Neeson Olivia Handreck Mitch Grant Tahlea Grant Charlotte England Harry Griffiths Sam McDonald Philip Bastick Aiden Rogers Cooper Shaw Jeremy-Jake Hollander Noah O’Brien Joanne Moriarty Tom O’Connell Mr Darren Beks Director of Boarding

�Mitchell Grant 40 Skye Braisby & McKeely Hol � Francis Avila

Joe Cooper

� Francis Avila � Georgia McIntyre 41 �Phoebe Dunn

�Zavier Payne �Roxy Northcott & Caitlin Urquhart

�Archie Wilder

� Ava Sobey � Sebastian Rovers 42 � Bella Wilson

43 LEARNING ctio n MSC i n A

� Laura Tognon & Jemma Casey � Helen Henry

� WDHS CE, Rowan Fitzgerald, Bayden Penrose, Megan Tonissen & Mr Jonathan Rowe � Karatau Keightley

44 � Olivia Houlihan & Madison Tonissen � Anna Rentsch, Harriet Kent & Lily Constantine Meg Sutherland & Mr Darren Beks U DE N TS ST

Director of Students Report Wellbeing Student Services Student Wellbeing The Monivae College Wellbeing Department Group program incorporates many For the past two years, the I would like to acknowledge resources into the delivery of Student Services Department the work, commitment and pastoral sessions for students, has provided extensive support professionalism of the Student which complement the “Mind, for the Students, Staff and Wellbeing Group in 2020, with Spirit, Body” philosophy and Parents of Monivae College. regard to their tireless work other activities that cater for the with Students in the areas of During the 2020 Remote essential components of general Academia, Pastoral Care and Learning periods, this support health. Wellbeing. was clearly evident and highly These resources include: valued. The work completed Mrs Reegan Morris, Mrs Merrin Resilience, Rights & Respectful on such tasks as liaison with Shannon, Mrs Katee Mitchell, Relationships modification of study programs, Mrs Claire Toffolon, Mrs Sofia Positive Education assisting with academic Vearing and Mr Tyler Fehsler concerns and providing formed a new team this year at Teen/Youth Mental Health Counselling and advice on Year 7, Years 8-9 and Years 10-12 (including “Live4Life”) Learning and Mental Health levels, coping with the relative The Resilience Project concerns. complexities, issues and tasks The Wellness Collection with a high level of expertise The work ethics of Mrs Jeannie and care. With the impact of COVID-19 on Smith and Mrs Louise Lonergan school life in 2020, the delivery are inspiring, with the best Darren Beks of the official Wellbeing program needs of the student always Director of Students was interrupted, however, central to their actions. Mrs Elise more suitable initiatives were Rhook and Mrs Sarah Byron developed at this time when the provided additional support wellbeing of all was tested in during off-site studies this some way. year, ensuring the valuable link between home and school was maintained.

45 From a teaching Remote Learning for how learning looks in practice. culture to a Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the College Students are more empowered learning culture experienced 15 weeks of to become independent We encourage all students to remote learning during Terms learners with greater access to become visible learners with two and three where students online materials and resources. the support of their classroom attended online classes from Schools will need to face the teachers. Visible learners home. Classes were delivered challenges of explicitly teaching are active participants in the remotely in a variety of formats transferrable skills in order to learning process who can via the Google Suite including foster success for every child. articulate what they are learning class resources, video meets, chat forums and speciality online Teachers now have access to and why. They can talk about individualised real-time data the strategies they are using to platforms such as Stile (Science), EDROLO (VCE resources) and on student progress so they learn and plan the next steps to can offer more personalised move their learning forward. Mathsonline. Teachers fast tracked their digital literacy skills support with flexible delivery. This year emphasised the to prepare and manage class Collaborative Teaching Teams importance of nurturing a content remotely, working from are pivotal to meeting the collaborative culture of learners school and home. diverse and changing needs of – for staff and students. students in the future. A learning culture can be The pages of this annual strengthened by; will showcase the exciting Year 12 students and unique ways Faculties We must specifically 1. Establishing high approached the challenges acknowledge the dedication expectations of providing engaging online and hard work undertaken by

n g Lear n i g & T eachi 2. Encouraging open learning opportunities for our Year 12 students during this communication and positive students. I commend these year. You have all developed relationships collaborative teams for the your resilience, independence, commitment they have shown to organisation and perseverance 3. Giving students a voice and ensure our students could access – skills that will support you well ownership of their learning quality learning experiences. beyond school. On behalf of our 4. Ensuring the learning College community, I wish you We sincerely thank our parents, all the very best for the future. environment is a safe place family members and guardians to learn through mistakes who supported their young Farewell 5. Explicit modelling of learning adults through remote learning. I will take this special strategies We hope this extended period opportunity to thank the at home has strengthened Monivae community for their 6. Regular and targeted relationships and provided support of my role as Director feedback insights into the learning of Studies at the College over 7. Providing opportunities experiences of our students. the past 12 years. I have been to celebrate growth and warmly welcomed as a returning acknowledge achievements Future of Education Old Collegian and been given an This year has reimagined unique opportunity to give back As we approach the end of 2020, teaching and learning with to the MSC family who shaped we reflect and celebrate the an intense period of change and informed many of my core achievements of staff and students and adaptability required by values, including my love of during this challenging year. students, teachers and their learning and service to others. families. The new “COVID-19- Normal” for society is emerging Yvette Colquhoun and will have future implications Director of Studies 46 This year, 2020 has undoubtedly been a challenging year for both teachers and students of Religious Education. This is especially so as we launched the first year of the New Awakenings curriculum across Years 7-9, and with our transition to Remote Learning were often re-developing programs that we had not yet taught. Despite these challenges, RE staff delivered innovative units of work in both the physical and virtual classrooms.

Some key highlights of our 2020 RE L IGIO N curriculum were: implementing our Whole School Literacy program in our Year 7 units which resulted in a deeper understanding of Scripture and how students can make meaningful connections between stories/parables and their own lives; using Google Sites and videos to teach Year 8s about prayer across multiple religious worldviews in a pluralist society; and amongst COVID-19, our Year 9 students successfully completed mission work by performing acts of kindness whilst at home during Remote Learning. Importantly, I must commend our VCE students who do a phenomenal job at pursuing an accelerated curriculum in Years 10 and 11. A very special ‘thank you’ and ‘well done’ to our Year 11s who have worked vehemently to complete Units 3 and 4 amongst a unique set of challenges this year. A huge thank you to the Religious Education faculty who have worked tirelessly this year: Miss Brighid Cannon; Mrs Rosalie Fotheringham; Mr Danny Franc; Mrs Catherine Huisman; Mr Terry Molan; and Mrs Fiona Mulhall, with an especially warm welcome to Miss Cannon and Mrs Mulhall who joined the faculty (and the College) this year. Mrs Nima Carswell Faculty Leader - Religious Education

� Chelsea Storer 47 The year 2020 was a year 12 students who were deprived the curriculum with passion. unlike any other, as you’re of so much the final year of high I thank Mr Leon Furze; Mr probably aware. There was a school offers, but still dedicated Michael Harms; Mr Darren lot of upheaval and we had to themselves to their studies. I tip Beks; Mrs Nima Carswell; Mrs change our programs on the my hat. You will all achieve great Sarah Stevenson; Mrs Jane fly. All teachers and students things in life and this experience Nankivell; Mrs Helen Henry; Mr had to adapt quickly to new will enrich your understanding of Tyler Fehsler, and Mr Mitchell technologies and new ways of the world. Johnson. teaching and learning. To say I again recognise, though it that I’m proud of how they went Mr Benjamin White feels insufficient, the ongoing about this is an understatement. English Faculty Leader dedication of the English I particularly commend the Year teaching staff, who deliver E N G L ISH

Ben White, Author of Australian Novel ‘The Dressmaker’, Rosalie Ham and Maryanne Gustus

48 Terms Two and Three were Glazebrook, Charlize Fairbairn, very different as Mathematics Tabitha Dettling, Olivia Houlihan, teachers and students Monet Graham, Kyle Rhook and adapted to teaching and Kaitlyn Tonissen learning remotely. It was a Campbell Glazebrook was the new experience for all of us Best in School Award Winner. and many new skills were learned. Some of these skills will YEAR 12 continue to be used to enhance our teaching and learning, for Congratulations to Year 12 example, tools from the Google students who received the Suite for Education. Mathematics awards at the final Year 12 assembly. Heidi AUSTRALIAN Wooldridge received the MATHEMATICS Further Mathematics Award, also receiving the Mathematical COMPETITION Methods Award and Eleanor Early in Term Three, all students Vearing received the Specialist from Years 7 and 8 and 21 Mathematics Award. students from Year 9 entered Congratulations to Eleanor the Australian Mathematics Vearing who was awarded The Competition (one of the largest

University of South Australia MATHMATICS Mathematics competitions in the Award for Excellence in Science world). Students from other year and Mathematics. levels were unable to complete the competition before Remote THANK YOU Learning resumed. Thank you to all the Mathematics As a general rule, the top 0.3% teachers for their hard work of students are awarded prizes, throughout the year – Mr Dale the top 2% of students receive Minney, Mr Tim Kermeen, Mr High Distinction Certificates, Damian McCarthy, Ms Merrin the top 15% of students receive Shannon, Mr Leo McMahon, Mrs Distinction Certificates and the Claire Toffolon, Mrs Julie Dohle, top 50% of students receive Mrs Yvette Colquhoun and Mr Credit Certificates. For the Tony Flavel. Senior division these figures Best wishes to Mrs Yvette are 0.3%, 5%, 25% and 60% Colquhoun who is leaving to respectively. A Proficiency take up the position of Assistant Certificate was awarded to all Principal at Baimbridge College. students who have achieved a Thank you, Yvette, for your many pre-set score but have not been years of dedicated teaching awarded a Credit (or higher) and the work that that you have Certificate. done as Director of Studies. We We had 31 students receive a wish you all the very best in your Credit Certificate and 56 receive new role. a Proficiency Certificate. Ms Jacinta Ryan Distinction Certificates Faculty Leader - Mathematics were awarded to: Campbell � Jacinta Ryan

49 In 2020 the Humanities including geography fieldwork across all streams. Year 7 – 10 department was extremely busy and a visit to the County students adjusted to an online adapting to the demands of the Court with Judge O’Connell; learning environment, and we new COVID-19 environment. experiences which are commend them for their efforts. Under the current conditions invaluable to our students Finally I would like to Teachers were able to utilise Furthermore, engaging activities acknowledge and thank the real world situations to help were developed to support explain fundamental Humanities flexible and remote learning dedicated Humanities staff: concepts – the underpinning of with the integration of digital Miss Brighid Cannon, Mrs how and why people interact technologies. Ali Churchill, Mrs Rosalie has never been more relevant. Fotheringham, Mr Danny Franc, VCE has seen the running of five This enhanced students ability Mrs Catherine Huisman, Mrs Humanities streams: Accounting, to make connections and allows Louise Lonergan, Mrs Nicky Business Management, Students to make connections Riddle, Mrs Sarah Stevenson Geography, History and Legal between past, present and the and Mrs Sofia Vearing. Studies. As a Faculty we look future forward to seeing positive Finuala Neeson 2020 saw immersive excursions educational outcomes for students Faculty Leader H U MA N ITIES

� Riley Casey & Thomas Kent

50 � Alyssa Errey & Maddie McShane � Anoushka De Chelard & Tana Nedziwe The Monivae College Indonesian program offers the various programs from Year 7 to Year 12 where students will learn the language in an engaging and highly ethical environment. The

program starts by introducing AGE the foundation of knowledge about Indonesian language and culture to Year 7 and 8, then stepping up to general language in Year 9, VET Certificate II in Year 10, VCE Unit 1 & 2 for Year 11 and VCE Unit 3 & 4 in Year 12. Providing the suitable learning programs and maintaining students progress are part of our focus, with awareness of the particular educational needs of L A N G U different groups of students. What did we achieve in 2020? Although the learning atmosphere changed during this year, the pandemic wave could not drag the motivation down. Seventeen Monivae students had participated in a Speaking Competition for the Western District and seven of the participants went to the State Final Competition held by Victorian Indonesian Language Teacher Association (VILTA). Our very own brave student, Maria Martin won Second Place for the category ‘Year 7 Continuing’. Speaking of wonderful work, two fabulous students won First and Stella Raymond & Raelene Unghango Third place for the State Poster Competition. Their outstanding artworks truly catch the eye. The two winners are Hayley Jellie and Noni Blanchett. Keep the spirit high! Yati Symington Faculty Leader Language

� Tom Clark

51 Despite the challenging hold due to restrictions and of Term Four to replace Mrs times of 2020, the Health the uncertainty related to Wilkin, excelling in his first term and Physical Education COVID-19. Luckily our Year 12 of teaching with great class Faculty continued to deliver VCE PE students managed preparation and creation of a quality curriculum focusing to complete a laboratory with coursework materials. Mr Sam on health, safety, wellbeing METS Performance Consulting Hill also joined us for four weeks and participation in physical to help consolidate many of in Term Four for his second year activity. The Health and Physical the concepts learnt in their teaching rounds from Federation Education Teachers adapted the Biomechanics content. University teaching classes curriculum for remote learning On the return from the second across Years 7 to 10. We wish by creating many engaging round of remote learning the both Mr Nedelkovski and Mr Hill online resources through their new Monivae Cricket Centre the best in their future, without a Google Classrooms including was ready for use and quickly doubt they will both develop into clips, quizzes, work materials th & PE saw cricket, hockey and other great teachers. and tests. Students were PE classes being conducted in I’d like to thank the Health and encouraged to maintain regular the faculty. The addition of this Physical Education staff: Mr Tyler physical activity through various space to our existing sporting Fehsler, Mr Simon Hatherell, workout routines provided by facilities, with further fine-tuning Mr Mitchell Johnson, Mr Tim teachers or through online of the Health and Physical Kermeen, Mr Terry Molan, Mr resources such as exercise Education curriculum and the websites of YouTube workouts. eventual inclusion of the cricket Nicholas Nedelkovski and Mrs Mr Tim Kermeen and Mr Simon academy, make for exciting Helen Wilkin for their dedication H ea l Hatherell went the extra mile times ahead in the Faculty. and tireless work through a very by posting clips, often quite challenging year like no other. Mrs Helen Wilkin began humorous, of their own exercise Great work and here’s to an Maternity Leave at the end of habits during lockdown. even better 2021! Term Three leaving big shoes Many of the opportunities to fill. Mr Nicholas Nedelkovski Scott Kruger from past years were put on joined us for the reminder Head of Health and PE

� Cameron Edge & Thomas Logan

52 Camps cancelled, work experience cancelled, guest speakers cancelled, careers days cancelled. ‘Cancelled’ CAREERS has been the repeating feature of Careers at Monivae this year. However, Careers at Monivae has not been defined by this in 2020. We have still seen students enthusiastically research and plan the next stages of their post-school life. Some of our Year 12s achieved early entry into their University courses through their Year 11 results. This was a generous initiative by some Universities due to Coronavirus pandemic. The Morrisby Profile was completed by all Year 10s remotely and showed us all another way of completing and engaging in this important process. Keen students have still gone out on work experience, initiated by their enthusiasm. Some of these experiences have led to work opportunities and ongoing placements for the VCAL program. Many thanks go to our Careers Teachers for their flexibility in delivering the Careers Curriculum. I also thank the students for maintaining their commitment to their studies and patience in this crazy year. And finally, the great news is that all Year 10 students will be on work experience at the end of the year, INSTEAD of completing an exam week. What a great initiative, and we thank the school leadership for this very generous opportunity. Michael Harms Careers Co-ordinator Amalie Rowe

53 The importance of Arts we have had to adapt and programs in society was change our programs as we highlighted this year as we transitioned into and out of found ourselves learning to remote learning. work remotely and live our lives Our Arts staff developed some largely from home. very creative ways to keep our During this time, it was apparent students engaged in meaningful in the media that many people learning and the students turned to the Arts to find an demonstrated great resilience AR ts outlet for their creativity. by continuing to engage in our subjects and present some As our Arts department grappled amazing work. with the restrictions and regulations and the implications Alisa Houlihan that this had on our performance Head of Arts Faculty opportunities and exhibitions,

Visual Communication The students have been learning about the design process and how products can be represented visually, including logo design and advertisements. The students have learnt about the different forms of Visual Communication and have been developing their technical drawing skills, such as orthogonal and isometric using manual and computer-generated applications.

54 Visual Arts VCE Studio Art The students in VCE Studio Art have been exploring the characteristics and requirements for their exploration proposal and methods for recording and documenting ideas and processes. They developed an exploration proposal outlining the process and direction for their Artworks. This proposal was then used to research artists, refine concepts, experiment with material and techniques and record these findings in their visual diary. From this work, one major Artwork was developed for assessment. The students in this class then had to create most of their work remotely. This was very challenging as some of the works were very large and used unusual materials such as a piano. Their final works were displayed in our Chevalier Centre foyer to celebrate their achievements.

7-10 Art These classes have been researching established artists and completing Artworks that explore pattern and design. The have created a range of works including triptych paintings, etchings and drawings. The students have been working with materials such as Lino to create some amazing prints. Students in Year 8 have had an introduction to using clay, making slip and learning effective hand building skills. These skills have been built on in Year 9 and 10 classes where students get to choose between 2D and 3D art. All of this exploration of materials and techniques develops not only their understanding and skills but it also prepares students for VCE studio art.

55 3D Art The students in the Year 9 and 10 classes have researched prominent 3D artists and created works from paper, inspired by the work of Zaha Hadid and Antonio Gaudi. The task requires students to research and gather inspiration and then create a collage inspired by one of their buildings. These ideas were then developed into sculptures. Here are some of the results.

Media Art what remote learning looks like and commitment to the Arts to them. Here are some of the programs at Monivae. Students in Year 9 and 10 Media examples from Bella Manson, Their willingness to adapt and have used the first remote Laine Kelly, Ben Hall and Saskia change curriculum to meet the learning period to research and Schaap learn about photography and needs of our students during photographic techniques. As a challenging year draws to their remote learning journey a close, I would like to thank has enabled our Arts program Students were challenged to our Arts Staff, Ms Elaine Noske, to continue to grow and has experiment with the use of Mrs Rachael Rowe, Mrs Andy provided our students with a symmetry, leading lines, macro Kirkwood, Mrs Jane Nankivell, chance to maintain a creative photography, rule of thirds, Mrs Helen Henry and Mrs Claire outlet during these difficult lighting and negative space Toffolon for their dedication times. while taking their own photos of

56 This year as our concerts and Unfortunately, the students in effective rehearsal techniques. performances were cancelled second semester didn’t get a due to gathering restrictions, chance to start learning their The program culminated in a we have had to find creative instrument before we moved class performance and virtual ways to develop students’ to remote learning, so they concert. performance skills. used software called Noteflight Year 8s have been studying Learn and Soundtrap to create The Year 7 students that had some beautiful compositions the history and development of selected a Concert Band to demonstrate their ability Rock Music and have developed instrument to learn as a part of to manipulate conventional skills on keyboard, guitar and the Band Program in semester notation and to use loops to drums. one, were able to attend some Mu sic organise sound. lessons before remote learning These skills were then commenced and had started to In Term 4, the Year 7s moved to developed into small group make some refined sounds and an intensive keyboard and guitar performances play simple songs. program, they learnt to play several pieces of music on each To learn about techniques for To continue to develop instrument. writing effective music, the Year performance skills, each student had access to an additional The students learnt about 8s studied Advertising Jingles. software package that was performance skills and Designing a product and used connected to Google Classroom etiquette, correct posture whilst a loop -based program to for weekly progress. performing and developed compose a short Advertisment.

� Hayley Jellie

Deacon White & Bailey Ross

� Claire Pearce

Zakia Eichler-Onus & William Phillips � Tabitha Dettling 57 Year 7 have been creating ended with some improvisation shadow puppetry and made Mimes and learning about voice skill work, Theatresports and sound scapes to create a control. script interpretation. All skills sense of fear in the audience. that are beneficial for text During remote learning, Year 8 students have been analysis, creative projects and they developed a Director’s studying a range of theatrical group work in the future. Handbook recording stagecraft styles including Shakespeare and character development and Brecht Year 8 students, after being decisions as well as making steeped in drama terminology a model set. Later, we also From a students and the history of drama explored one of Shakespeare’s perspective worldwide, explored the play’s, the famous comedy, A This year has been a challenging dramatic form of Melodrama

DRAMA Mid Summer’s Night’s Dream but before moving onto the other year for Performing Arts with two students unfortunately missed end of the spectrum into Epic terms of online learning, no live out on viewing, analysing and Theatre and the political theatre performances, no professional evaluating two professional theories of Berthold Brecht. performances and our theatre performances due to COVID-19. club (MUTT) not able to gather Students then spent some and perform together. However, time on Shakespeare’s Hamlet The Year 10 students rehearsed, students were incredible in their and explored tragic moments developed and devised the ability to adapt and take on new (nearly everyone dies) as well stagecraft for Louis Nowra’s play and alternative projects and as the language and lifestyle of Summer of the Aliens and were are to be commended on their Elizabethans. Year 8 students planning to present this as a resourcefulness and resilience. also studied the play Honey live performance in the theatre Spot by indigenous Australian in Term Two. The play was Year 7 Drama classes focused playwright, Jack Davis, interpreted using the dramatic on storytelling, making sound focusing on reading subtext form conventions associated effects with their voices and and Stanislavski’s system of with Theatre of the Grotesque bodies as well as effective character development. Again, that gave the play’s characters vocal habits for public speaking. all skills that support the a caricature like aspect They recorded stories digitally development of literacy and aiming to evoke disgust in the before moving onto a unit on textual analysis in other subjects. audience. The Year 10 students’ Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Those play was well developed with The Year 9 students read that were fortunate to be in the lovely complex character and rehearsed the play Wolf classroom made frozen tableaus interpretations and even a Lullaby, by Hillary Bell, a gothic in groups of the most important performance date set, but horror about a girl and a ‘pet plot points of Macbeth and those unfortunately with the move to wolf’. They used different students in remote learning remote learning they developed dramatic forms to realise the made images using Lego, their Directors’ Handbooks and character of the Wolf such as family members and even their set models instead. Students Theatre of Cruelty by Artaud pets. The students discovered studied the classic romantic and Stanislavski’s methods to how to speak and understand tragedy Romeo and Juliet and understand the objectives and a 400 year old language and some analysis and evaluation obstacles of each character. learnt to insult and complement online. each other in Elizabethan speak! The Year 9 students also The drama unit for the Year 7 developed a scene in the Tayla Lewis play that utilised Indonesian Year 8 Drama Student

Esther Biggin

� Mrs Helen Henry 58 Mrs Sophie Claffey, Lucille Aarons & Alyssa Errey

In this School year that has been ‘trimmed’ of its top shelves, the like no other... I will simply focus lower shelves also removed. on the positive aspects of being With a more compact collection here in the Library without our emerging the effect was lighter beloved staff and students. and brighter with more room for display available. Shelves For Library staff our were painted, new furniture “engagement” with the school sourced, (including private study community is always our priority. & RESO U RCES L IBRARY corrals), and the ground floor re- Without our School community arranged. We are delighted with on campus, we found ourselves the results. with an amazing opportunity presented to us. Can we We know the important part our achieve all the things we think Library plays in the Wellbeing about doing if and when we had of Monivae students and staff. Mary-anne Gustus the time? Well, we certainly had “Wellbeing” has indeed become plenty of time. more important this year with our experience of the Pandemic. Our first task was to again Our Library will continue to “deselect” our Library collection. support our whole school An ongoing process in all community wholeheartedly. Libraries, it’s out with the old and in with the new. Our Library is a safe place, a haven, somewhere to be to get The amazing Maintenance away from it all. We encourage staff, (special mention to Dave reading for pleasure, a curiosity Turnbull), are always on hand to for learning, and mutual respect. bring our vision to fruition. Our We strive to encourage love, wonderful IT department too are empathy and compassion, always willing and able to work Abigail Jacobs and always, the importance of with us to make changes to our kindness. public computer resources. Our Nonfiction shelving was Maryanne Gustus Head of Library. 59 This year we welcomed back Nicola Crawford from a well earned Long Service Leave, and Yvette Colquhoun from Maternity Leave. It has been very quiet in the Science building this year, our collection of plants and animals have spent most of the year in new homes, while they waited for the students to return to school. The return to the classrooms S cie n ce in Term four has allowed staff and students to focus on their practical skills and the act of ‘doing’ good science. Thank you to the wonderful science staff who have worked tirelessly though out this year to produce interesting, engaging and relevant lessons to our students, both in the classroom and during the two Remote Learning Periods. Thank you too, to our science students who have participated in each and every lesson set both in and out of the classroom. We cannot function without the wonderful job that our cleaning staff do, they keep our labs clean and safe, and thank you to Chris Heine for her work this year, Chris has had a very quiet year in the science prep room. Congratulation to Eleanor Vearing for her hard work in science this year, receiving The University of South Australia Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics. The Joseph Elleway Award for overall Science Award was awarded to Alyssa Carter. The Chemistry Award to Eleanor Vearing, the Biology Award to Alyssa Carter, the Physics Award to Angus Harms and the Psychology award to Alyssa Carter. Congratulations to these students. Julie Dohle Head of Science

� Kaleb Mitchell & Joshua Jellie 60 STEAM

Leon Furze & Bella Manson � Damon Taylor ,Benjamin Hall & Ayomide Ayroinde

Harrison Heine � Fraser Hill, William Phillips & Zakia Eichler-Onus

Daylin Plush, Noah Hamu &…….

� Ella Shelden, Bella Manson & Felicity Shaw 61 VET

Many VET courses are offered building background knowledge complete outcomes in these to both VCE and VCAL students in preparation for the time courses this year. either on site at Monivae or when the easing of restrictions The VET/VCAL department through HDSC, RIST and TAFE. would allow the resumption of has kept well informed of all VET is clearly catering for the concentrated practical classes, the developments and issues needs of all students as last which occurred at various times occurring in this curriculum area, year’s final results produced during the year. Similarly work continually reading information good results with most students placements and school-based and attending on-line webinars attaining in the 30s which is apprenticeships guidelines over the course of the year above the median score. Some and regulations enabled some to keep abreast of the vast Yr 10 students who did VET were involvement in the workplace amounts of information. even offered apprenticeships at to take place at varied times the end of the year. VET courses during the year. Despite all Kimberly McLeod involve practical and theory the difficulties of COVID-19, Head of VET & VCAL work, so this year the remote adaptability and resourcefulness learning phase concentrated on has enabled students to

62 VCAL students adapted very projects, notably the kitchen their transferability. These were well to the changed learning garden project, development then analysed and applied L experiences of this pandemic of the irrigation system and the to the class projects. To gain year. Google classroom had construction of poultry pens an understanding of current been established in February and the associated plumbing. employment opportunities as part of a range of learning Planning and costing skills were students researched an modes, so when it became developed through the student industry of their choice in mandatory students easily initiative to construct bird order to ascertain employment embraced it. Projects have boxes for the agriculture patch opportunities and the associated VCA been interesting and varied to attract the native parrots, roles. Further investigation to enable students to meet all enhancing nature there and involved researching the their learning outcomes in the also in community reserves and workplace conditions, wage VCAL strands. Remote learning wildlife corridors through box entitlements and interviewing provided the opportunity to donations. This outdoor focus a worker in that industry to create a unique resource led to VCAL being awarded gain an insight into current for a project on filming a a Merit Grant from over 450 workplace issues and the mockumentary on Surviving as entries in the Victorian Schools roles and responsibilities of a Teenager in Isolation to meet Garden Program. The voucher of employees and employers. The learning outcomes. Another $250 and was used to develop successful preparation of VCAL use of video involved the a Welcome Garden to the students is clearly evident as maintenance and safe operation Agriculture patch comprising a all Senior VCAL students from of a selected piece of equipment sign and a native garden utilising last year moved into further based on filming a person sustainability and resource vocational areas through adhering to their designed safe management. apprenticeships or further operation procedure. From this education courses. Similarly, VCAL students get a sound a community message was during the course of this year basis in theory and practice to developed and an analysis of three Intermediates students enhance their employability the positive and negative factors took up apprenticeships and two skills and vocational interests. that influence peoples behaviour students, one Senior and one The film Kenny was an engaging in the workforce. Intermediate, left for full time way for students to gain an employment. The Agriculture patch has understanding of the seven been a resource for many key employment skills and

� Angus Murrell & Maggie Rhook

Back: Lachy McNabb, Hamish Cameron, Cody Ross, Colby Hammond, Kieran Chambers, Middle: Hamish Cook, Joshua Nagorcka, Beau Hutchison Front: Angus Murrell, Sam Malady, Marvin Seitz, Isa Mulley, Bailey Mason, Jack Page, Tom Burland & Liam Fenwick

63 Teaching remotely can be challenging for any subject, so what do the practical Faculties do? Learning never stops, and Monivae Technology students have certainly been kept busy

ogy with instructional videos and hands-on tasks to keep them engaged. Thanks to the hard- working teachers and also the wonderful students who are ‘having a go’ and have made this challenge as much ‘fun’ as is � Isabelle Schaap & Bronte Lignier possible. Home Economics As with all other faculties Technology faced its share of difficulties during 2020. The implementation of remote learning meant the

T ech n o l reorganisation of theory and practical classes, and also required all involved to become familiar with other forms of teaching including Zoom classes, one on one video chats, Youtube instructional videos and more. Well done to all the hard- working Monivae students for ‘having a go’ and making the challenge as much ‘fun’ as was possible. Particular thanks must go to all the Technology staff for a fabulous effort in rising to the challenge and creating such wonderful resources to keep us �Lara Herrmann, Bethany Wilson & Maggie Craig all engaged. Woodwork Now that we have returned to onsite classes at school for Term 4 the pressure is certainly on to finish the practical jobs in the much reduced time available. It is wonderful to hear the sound of machinery, the clatter from the kitchens and the chatter of happy kids throughout our hallways. 2020 was certainly a year we won’t forget quickly, but also year which demonstrated in so many ways the ability to adapt and rise to challenges on the pathway to our educational outcomes. Ian Marshall Head of Wood Techonoloy

64 � Josh Atchison, Mitchell Lewis, Charlie Fitzpatrick & Jacob Shrive CADETS

Edward De Salis 65 Although met with numerous difficulties with the COVID-19 of 2020, the Monivae College Army Cadet Unit persevered through the hard times and attempted to utilise the concept of Teamwork to stay united with one another in such dystopian times. The annual year 8 bivouac went ahead on the 13th of March, concluding the next day with numerous enriching activities such as Radio CADETS Telephone Procedure (RATEL), First Aid and Navigation exercises. The cadets engaged their inner survival skills with the development of camouflage and concealment which went along with a game of bush hide and seek. In accompaniment with the 32nd Battalion Cadet Under Officer, Alyssa Neeson, the skills developed on the Annual Bivouac have been designed to strengthen the vital characteristics of courage, initiative, teamwork and respect. For many of the Year 8 cadets, this was the first time they had participated in a camping activity, specifically one of this extent. As ANZAC Day is a huge event on the Monivae College Army Cadet calendar, this year, we were faced with a difference to the tradition, as we were not allowed to parade and show our respects in Melbourne, Portland, Hamilton, Casterton and Coleraine. Cadets were invited � Alyssa Neeson, Eleanor Goodsell to stand at the end of their driveway, whilst participating in social distancing, to commemorate the sacred time and a moment’s silence. This year was unlike any other, we did not have the chance to participate in our annual field exercise - May Camp - which Jasmine Young, Erin Hannig, Ella devastated our unit as we could Dawson, Lucianna Walker & Ruby Kent not meet COVID-19 restrictions. Following the cancellation of our annual camp, we entered the first period of remote learning, where cadets were encouraged to participate on cadet training online, through zoom.

66 � Xavier Cox This training was with the Cadets of MCACU and the 32 entire of the Regional Victorian Battalion CUO. The night was a Brigade, which offered Cadets a great success being hosted on vital opportunity to see how the campus at Monivae. Cadet program operates outside Finally, we would like to thank of the College, as well as the the valuable members of the chance to meet new people Monivae College Army Cadet and learn things we would not Unit. To the cadets, we wish you typically learn on our fortnightly good luck for the years to come Cadet experiences. and we hope that you choose to Mid-year courses operated take advantage of the valuable slightly differently this year opportunity that our college under the new normal offers Army Cadets. You can get of COVID-19. Instead of so much out of this organisation; attending a seven-day course from a possible future career at Puckapunyal, the Junior in the defence force, to the Leadership Course was held development of core values of online towards the end of Term courage, initiative, teamwork Two. This allowed cadets to and respect. To my Platoon enjoy their valuable holiday Commanders, Sergeants and period and recuperate following Section Commanders, thank a stressful Term Two. The Senior you for your unconditional Leadership Course and the support and respect. It was truly Cadet Under Officer/Warrant a pleasure to work with you all, Officer course was completed especially in such hard times. over numerous Saturdays - I apologise for the inactivity of again utilising the program of our Cadet Unit this year due to Zoom - to develop leadership COVID-19, but I am appreciative skills in young cadets. Monivae of your perseverance and College had an impressive determination. To the CSM, representation in the three of Warrant Officer class two Jellie, these programs, with numerous the RSM, Warrant Officer Class cadets excelling in the courses. One Kent, OC and 2IC, thank Although cadets did not have a you all for your ongoing support chance to know the traditional as you have helped me not only Puckapunyal experience, their on parade afternoons, but in the potential was evident, and they preparation leading up to them. completed the course to their Thank you for the determination best capacity, reflecting good you all have toward the cadet behaviour and determination on unit. Your help and support has Ruby & Violet Kent our Cadet Unit. These courses been unfathomable throughout allowed each of the candidates the year. Without you all, we to develop into the future faces would not have run our parade of the Monivae College Army afternoons so smoothly and I Cadet Unit whilst developing definitely would not have made their courage, initiative, it through the year alone. teamwork and respect in a way that has never been done CUO Indiana Van Diesen before. ADJUTANT MCACU Greeted by COVID-19-19 WO1 Violet Kent restrictions, we were forced RSM MCACU to cancel our Annual parade CUO Demi Taylor where Cadets display the skills Platoon Commander, they have learnt throughout 1 Platoon MCACU the year. However, the annual cadet dinner went ahead, with accompaniment from ACS, Platoon commanders, the Senior

67 68 CADET AWARDS -Most outstandingCadetinUnit OC Award - BestSeniorGirlCadet - BestSeniorBoyCadet Senior Cadet Best GirlsNCO Best BoyNCO - BestGirlsRecruit - BestBoyRecruit Gannon Trophy - CadetManagement Lt ColTerry Walsh Long Tan award Australian DefenceForce Cadet Awards • • • • • • • • • • Demi Taylor CDT EleanorGoodsell CDT L SGT AnnikaMacArthur SCT EdwarddeSalis CDT Poppy Mason CDT XavierCox SGT CharlotteMcAdam Charlotte Adams Jemma White achlan MacArthur � Mather&HudsonBell � TaylaLewis SPORTS

69 Girls First XI Cricket Hendricks opening the batting, the Monivae girls were set to On Wednesday the 11th March, start the second innings strongly, the Monivae First XI Girls however College’s bowling was Cricket Team played Hamilton impressive and they proved too College at the Monivae Cricket tough for us on the night. With a Oval. Even though the toss was few wickets falling early, our girls lost, we made a good start on still managed to put up a good the field with Claire Logan’s fight. Impressive batting was impressive fast paced bowling, later demonstrated by Eleanor helping her take the first wicket Vearing and Lexi Northcott, who of the match. In the second half both tied for top score. of the innings, Megan Tonissen Even though the end result was and Eleanor Vearing both not in our favour, the Monivae C ricket bowled tight lines resulting in girls never gave up hope. They wickets, which helped to slow should all be congratulated for the run rate. Great teamwork the effort they put into the game. was seen on the field with This made it an enjoyable and Chelsea Storer’s inspiring memorable cricket match for fielding, and pressure placed everyone involved. on the batsmen by Georgia McIntyre; the ball magnet, who It was a privilege for us to play on helped us keep College’s score Monivae’s newly refurbished oval. to an attainable target. Chloe Landwehr With Claire Logan and Aisha Monivae Cricket Captain Boys First XI Cricket Monivae First XI boys were comprehensive winners against Hamilton College in the annual cricket match between the two schools. The match was held at Monivae. Winning the toss and electing to bat, Hamilton College were quickly undone by some fantastic bowling from the Monivae boys, as they were bowled out for 37. Vincent Huf made light work of College's top order finishing with figures of 4/10 from his 6 overs. Connor Burns bowled second change, taking three wickets in his first over adding to College's collapse. Josh Gordan was also impressive with the ball, removing one of the openers and taking two wickets to close out the innings. Fionn Neeson and Brad Field opened the batting for Monivae and quickly made progress on the small target. However, Field was removed for 4, and Hamish Cook joined Neeson at the crease to finish the game. Once the game was won, we continued to play the rest of the Monivae innings with major contributions from Mitch Grant (46) and Dylan Eats (20) and Fionn Neeson (17). By Angus Harms Monivae Cricket Captain 70 House Athletics A huge effort by both staff and • 12- 13 years Grace Cleaver students ensured that the return Hugh Fitzgerald 2020 saw the return of the of the House Athletics was a • 14 years Giaan Mouda House Athletics back to the successful day. Congratulations Angus Kissel Monivae grounds. The girls to Lonsdale on winning the raced their way through the overall Athletics and to Indi Ryan • 15 years Maddie Phillips track events whilst the boys and Cooper Seitz for leading Deacon White competed in the field events. At their team. lunchtime, they changed events • 16 years Portia Nthcott and continued putting in their Congratulations to the Age Ethan Knight Champions, who all put in best effort and participating to • 17 years Ashtyn Mottram a huge effort to compete gain precious points for their Jacob Hill House. throughout the day to the best of their ability. • 18-20 years Indi Ryan Kobi Walter th l etics A

� Hollie Phillips & Eliza Armstrong � Sam Jewell, Angus Murrell, Lachlan Urquhart & Bailey Mason

� Claire Logan & Liam Walsh Glenelg Division Greater Western Athletics Region Track & Field Each year the Glenelg Division and State Track & Field Athletics is held in Casterton. Championships Eighty students travelled over to After a strong display of Monivae compete at the next level. With a athletes at the GD Track and Field mammoth effort from the whole � Francis Avila meet, we were looking forward to team, Monivae won the Boys working toward having a strong Aggregate, came 2nd in the team head to Ballarat in late Girls Aggregate, this saw us win Term three. Due to the COVID-19 the overall Aggregate. pandemic, the athletes were Age Group Champions: unable to compete at Regional or State level. • 14y girl Tyleah Barr • 15y Boy Deacon White equal first • 18-20 Girls Claire Logan This year our Athletics team was led by our very capable athletes, Liam Walsh and Claire Logan, congratulations to you both. �Jacob Hill � Maeve Elshaug-Betson 71 Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 we were unable to participate in the Secondary Schools Netball Tournament in Geelong this year. Usually Monivae takes 4 teams in total, being 2 Junior year 7/8 teams, an intermediate year 9/10 and a senior year 11/12 team. We generally go very well in the tournament having at least 1 of the four teams go through to the State Titles in Melbourne. The Year 12 group for this year

n etba ll has gone to the School State Titles 3 out of 5 years and were looking to make it back to Melbourne for one last State Title. This year the senior netballers also missed out on Waverley, which is a week-long International Netball Tournament that happens in the June-July holidays. We were looking forward to our last trip and chance to play as a team together before the conclusion of 2020. Indi Ryan Monivae Netball Captain

< Maeve & Mairead Elshaug-Betson 72 This year’s Monivae Football would have been a blast for all those playing or involved. As normal, there would have been the Boys first 22 playing off for the Championship against other schools in the District. We would have competed strongly, with some big names in the team, both Year 11 and Year 12. Picking a team would have been tough, and that’s always a great sign. Because of COVID-19, no football was able to be played and Monivae was unable to ll F ootba showcase their brilliant 2020 football sides. Mitch Grant Monivae Football Captain

Sophie Button, Matilda Hutchison, Charlotte Collins & Charlotte McClure

73 S wimmi n g

House Swimming Glenelg Division Greater Western With the sun shining and the Swimming Region Swimming atmosphere electric the House A strong team of 52 swimmers and State Swimming Swimming was a great success led by our Swimming Captains, Championships with superb swimming and an Matthew Todd and Nikita Hill After a strong display of Monivae enormous effort in participation headed to Portland to compete swimmers at the GD Swim and fun. Many students stepped at the GD Swimming against meet, we had 42 students move out of their comfort zone to ensure eight schools in our region. All onto the next level of Regional that relay teams were filled. our swimmers did an amazing swimming. Although, I feel we Congratulations to Glenelg for job in their efforts in the pool had a strong team heading into taking out the win over Mitchell and the support for their fellow this meet, unfortunately it was (2nd), Ffrench (3rd) and Lonsdale team member outside the cancelled due to the COVID-19 (4th). The House Swimming Best pool. Monivae won the Girls’ pandemic. Also affected was the Cheer Squad and Behaviour Aggregate and came second State Swimming Championships Trophy went to Ffrench. overall, with four students held at MSAC in Melbourne. excelling in their age groups to Age Champions win the Age group champion: Sarah Byron Head of Sport • 12-13yr Jack Rhook • 18-20y Girls nikita Hill Emily Jellie • 17y Boys Joshua Jellie • 14year Thomas Calvert • 14y Boys Thomas Calvert Stella Raymond • 14y Girls Stella Raymond • 15year Harrison Hein Libby Fox • 16year Jake Hausler Hollie Phillips • 17yeat Joshua Jellie Annabel Kent • 18-20year Thomas O’Connell Nikita Hill 74 Grace Kearney, Jordyn Templeton and Meg Sutherland

� Jo Moriarty

� Eliza Sobey & Eliza Armstrong

Bella Wilson, Olivia Handreck, � Madison McLennan, Jo Moriarty � Tahlia Mottram &Alyssa Neeson Alyssa Carter & Charlotte England & Alyssa Carter 75 Monivae fielded a team of 4 > Clara Dettling riders at Macarthur Interschool Show jumping & Handy mount on the weekend of January 4th & 5th Clara Dettling, Poppy Mason, Tara-Lee Bradley and Maddie Mayne competed over the two days, where the Monivae team finished 4th, which enabled them to qualify for the Equestrian Victoria Interschool State Championships being held in Werribee, in April. All girls had prepared well for this competition and looked like the team was certainly making a name for the Monivae team amongst other competitors. Sally Mason Monivae Equestrian Team Manager

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The Monivae Equestrian team better things in the future. Poppy Monivae with great success in have shown a strong side over Mason has been working hard the years to come. the years with some great at home perfecting her skills to A few events that we were all placings from the riders and prepare for the coming season. looking forward to attending their horses! We have all been Chloe Bradley and Montana was the THAC interschools, keeping busy in lockdown with Shrive were also getting regular WISE Champs, The Victorian Charlotte McClure taking on coaching to prepare for the Interschools in Werribee and the some more horses allowing upcoming season before Casterton Show Jumping at the her to compete more when the COVID-19 hit, and I have been end of the year, however these competitions open back up! attending many online webinars have been cancelled due to Hannah MacPherson and Clara for horse training to improve my COVID-19 pandemic. Dettling have also found some riding skills. Although I am in positives with the circumstances Year 12 and won’t be in the team Jo Moriarty allowing them both to train more next year, I have strong faith that Monivae Equestrian Captain and prepare for bigger and the Monivae riders will represent

76 Maddison Mayne � Jo Moriarty

� Poppy Mason

< Tara-Lee Bradley 77 Under usual circumstances, Monivae would have participated in both the Senior and Intermediate levels of the Greater Western Regional Finals in Dimboola. We expect that all of our teams would have competed with the same level of success as seen in previous years. However as people move through age groups and past players graduate, it becomes more uncertain.

H ockey The success of the 2019 Senior Girls State Champions carried through to 2020, as the team was awarded the South West Sports Star Award for School Team of the Year. This is the teams’ second School Team of the Year award, joining the one received during the local Sportswomen of the Year ceremony in 2019. Locally, the Glenelg Regional Hockey Association altered its regular competition to allow the Monivae Hockey club to enter teams in the U/16 and U/18 competitions. These teams performed with varying levels of success in the two games played before the season was cancelled. We hope that Hockey at Monivae in 2021 goes ahead without the troubles that were endured this year, and we wish our future Hockey Captains the same level of success that we experienced during our previous years at Monivae. Eleanor Vearing and Jemma White

< Edward De Salis 78 Greater Western golf course. Eight students Results: travelled to the Hamilton Golf Regional • Junior Boys Course to compete in the SSV Ben Hall 51 With COVID-19 putting a Greater Western Regional Golf dampener on two of the three competition. It was obvious • Junior Girls golf competitions, it was great the Monivae golfers had been Molly O’Brien 57 to see the golfers out on practising their game since last 2nd Lauren Borgmeyer 63 the green earlier in the year. year. • Senior boys

With outstanding weather in G o l f Bailey Borgmeyer 42 March, the conditions were Bailey Borgmeyer 2nd Josh Gordon 51 set for what would prove to Monivae Golf Captain 3rd Hamish Kearney 58 be an entertaining day on the

Benjamin Hill, Bailey Borgmeyer, Hamish Kearney, Nathaniel Neeson, Edward De Salis Joshua Gordon, Lauren Borgmeyer & Molly O’Brien

79 Being nominated as one of the Warrrnambool Junior Shoot. This Shooting Captains for 2020, I is a great competition because was really looking forward to its only for Year 7-9 and it is a helping the new shooters in good confidence builder for the the team. The competitions younger members of the team. we would have gone to were The last competition of the year Coleraine Field and Game, is at Minyip Field and Game. and Noorat down the line. In This is a great day out and is a previous years, at Noorat the good way to finish the year off. school has had great success Unfortunately, we missed out on with both individuals and the the teacher and parents shoot team shoot. We have won the which is held on the last training past two years. The team had night. This a great night to wrap been looking forward to having up the year and see if the staff success again this year in the and parents can still show us a hope to send a team to Echuca thing or two. for the State shoot. The other Bryce Bygate n g S hooti competitions we compete at are Shooting co-captain

Tom Clark

80 Nellie Rigby, Olivia Muldoon & Ellie Jennings ASS PHOTOS C L ASS

81 YEAR 12 12.1 Back: Jordyn Templeton; Jonathan Mulhall; Cooper Seitz; Harry Waters; Anthony Ung Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Ben White, Dylan Ross; Harry Clark; Jack Burton; Griffiths; Jarrod Stone; Brad Field Front: Tayla Bailey; Madison McLennan; Bryonie Tiller; Alyssa Neeson; Meave Elshaug-Betson; Chloe Rhook; Rachel Gunning.

82 12.1 12.2 Absent: Homeroom Teacher Mr Danny Franc, Back: Jordyn Templeton; Jonathan Mulhall; Cooper Seitz; Harry Waters; Anthony Ung Middle: Jeremy-Jake Hollander, Harri Baker, Thomas O’Connell, Kobi Walter, Archie Willder, Dylan Eats Back: Mitchell Grant, Jake Roth, Bayden Penrose, Claire Logan, Fionn Neeson, Philip Bastick, Scott Pollard Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Ben White, Dylan Ross; Harry Clark; Jack Burton; Griffiths; Jarrod Stone; Brad Field Front: Lady Merielle Patullo, Shannon Kelly, Olivia Handreck, Chelsea Storer, Madeline Casey, Bella Wilson, Joanne Moriarty. Front: Tayla Bailey; Madison McLennan; Bryonie Tiller; Alyssa Neeson; Meave Elshaug-Betson; Chloe Rhook; Rachel Gunning.

83 12.3 Absent: Homeroom Teacher Mr Michael Harms Back: Liam Walsh, Connor Burns, Indiana Ryan, Matthew Todd, Samuel McDonald, Oscar Linke, Noah O’Brien, Blair Burns Front: Kellie Mitchell, Grace Kearney, Maggie Craig, Hannah Burridge, Bethany Wilson, Lara Herrmann, Megan Tonissen, Nikita Hill

84 12.3 12.4 12.4 Absent: Homeroom Teacher Mr Michael Harms Back: Charlotte England, Heidi Wooldridge, Thomas Spillman, Karorina McCarthy, Tahlea Grant Front: Chloe Landwehr, Isabella Povey, Alyssa Carter, Smart, Jemma White, Tahlia Mottram, Teodora Robbins Back: Liam Walsh, Connor Burns, Indiana Ryan, Matthew Todd, Samuel McDonald, Oscar Linke, Noah O’Brien, Blair Burns Middle: Homeroom Teacher Ms Jacinta Ryan, Eleanor Vearing, Angus Harms, Cooper Shaw, Meg Sutherland, Aiden Rogers Front: Kellie Mitchell, Grace Kearney, Maggie Craig, Hannah Burridge, Bethany Wilson, Lara Herrmann, Megan Tonissen, Nikita Hill

85 YEA r 11 11.1 11.1 Back: Indian Van Diesen, Ayva Jones Max Bradbury, Joshua Jellie, Georgia McIntyre, Benjamin Starkie, Oscar Mulley Front: Lexie Northcott, Neha Browning, Bridget Rhodes, Isabella Mailes, Sharney Millard, Emma Sadler, Angela Sanders, Amber Tiller, Satchell Biggin Middle:Homeroom Teacher Mrs Helen Henry, Colby Hammond, Lachlan McNabb, Dillon Pollock, Bailey Mason, Jack Brody, Max Kermeen, Bronson Hill

86 11.1 11.1 11.2 Back: Isaiah Mulley, Emily Gill, Beau Hutchison, Demi Taylor, Bailey Borgmeyer, Darren Tran, Chloe Byrne, Back: Indian Van Diesen, Ayva Jones Max Bradbury, Joshua Jellie, Georgia McIntyre, Benjamin Starkie, Oscar Mulley Front: Skye Braisby, Violet Kent, Ashtyn Mottram, Alera Sherry, Hollie Phillips, Annabel Maggie Rhook, Rachel Page, Maisie Sheahan, Front: Lexie Northcott, Neha Browning, Bridget Rhodes, Isabella Mailes, Sharney Millard, Emma Sadler, Angela Sanders, Amber Tiller, Satchell Biggin Middle:Homeroom Teacher Mrs Helen Henry, Colby Hammond, Lachlan McNabb, Dillon Pollock, Bailey Mason, Jack Brody, Max Kermeen, Bronson Hill Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Ian Marshall, Kieran Chambers, Benjamin Brodrick, Jack Page, Jacob Hill, Vincent Huf, Joshua Nagorcka, Lachlan Urquhart,

87 11.3 11.3 Absent: Hamish Cameron, Back: Will Hausler, Liam Daffey, Ethan Knight, Angus Murrell, Sam Jewell, Chelsea Riddle, Tegan Menzel Front: Grace Silcock, Ella Myers, Georgia Rentsch, Jacayla Harrison, Eliza Millard, Doyle, Kobi Trigg, Laura Tognon, Aisha Hendriks Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Geoff Forsyth, Todd Atkins, Holly Langley, Liam Fenwick, Cody Ross, Tom Burland, Bailey Hunter, Ava Knight, Steven, Cunningham

88 11.3 11.3 11.4 11.4 Absent: Hamish Cameron, Absent: Homeroom Teacher Tyler Fehsler Back: Will Hausler, Liam Daffey, Ethan Knight, Angus Murrell, Sam Jewell, Chelsea Riddle, Tegan Menzel Back: Nellie Rigby, Cassandra Webstock, Coco Christie-Crane, Bailey Ryan, Olivia Muldoon, Tegan Kenny. Middle: Nick Ferguson, Hamish Cook, Charlie Langley, Brayden Goss, Ned Bennett, Kaleb Mitchell, Marvin Seitz. Front: Grace Silcock, Ella Myers, Georgia Rentsch, Jacayla Harrison, Eliza Millard, Doyle, Kobi Trigg, Laura Tognon, Aisha Hendriks Front: Erin Kenny, Tynecia Piper, Stephanie Phillips, Annika McArthur, Isabelle Eichler-Onus, Jemma Casey, Tamia Stockdale, Ellie Jennings. Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Geoff Forsyth, Todd Atkins, Holly Langley, Liam Fenwick, Cody Ross, Tom Burland, Bailey Hunter, Ava Knight, Steven, Cunningham

89 YEA r 10 10.1 Absent: Talei Malady Back: Benjamin Perkins, Bailey Walsh, Oliver Hayes, Mercer Shaw, Edward de Salis, Saskia Schaap, Liam Hartwich, Will Hallam Front: Emily Ash, Hannah Macpherson, Lillian Nicholson, Leoma Bahntoff, Rachael Shapiro, Tara-Lee Bradley, Amber Dyson, Ruby Cook Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mrs Sarah Stevenson, Ali Mann, Jacob Canning, Cameron Edge, Kade McCallum, Noah Herrmann, Ryan Ackerley, Jenna-May Bristow, Callan Rook, Jack Henderson 90 10.1 10.2 Absent: Talei Malady Back: Benjamin Perkins, Bailey Walsh, Oliver Hayes, Mercer Shaw, Edward de Salis, Saskia Schaap, Liam Hartwich, Will Hallam Front: Emily Ash, Hannah Macpherson, Lillian Nicholson, Leoma Bahntoff, Rachael Shapiro, Tara-Lee Bradley, Amber Dyson, Ruby Cook Back: Travis Rhook, Montana Coates, Jude Mackenzie, Zara Kruger, Eden Blanchett, Charlie Alenxander, McKeely Hol and Oliver Fenwick Front: Ella Price, Montana Shrive, Charlotte Murphy, Alyssa Kennet, Melanie Smith, Eleanor Godsell, Ashleigh Walton, Abigail Jacobs, Maggie Doyle and Mackenzie Mason Middle: Homeroom Teacher Ms Finuala Neeson, Blake Schwarz, Chester Willder, Hamish Keaney, Joseph Cooper, Will Hunter, Nicholas o’Brien, Cooper Jones and Errey Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mrs Sarah Stevenson, Ali Mann, Jacob Canning, Cameron Edge, Kade McCallum, Noah Herrmann, Ryan Ackerley, Jenna-May Bristow, Callan Rook, Jack Henderson 91 10.3 Back: Maddison Rhook, Olivia Nield, Bella Nichols, Clancy Willder, Devi Fairweather, Alexandra Page, Jade Millard, Benjamin Lamoro. Front: Jasmine Dawson, Lily Annett, Lucianna Walker, Holly Cooling, Emasyn Bellville, Charlotte McAdam, Isabella Cutchie, Allie Burns, Sarah Webbstock, Laine Kelly. Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Leo McMahan, Harrison Killen, Joshua Gordon, Hudson Bell, Thomas Logan, William Kent, Ben Read, Nathaniel Neeson, Justin Rundell.

92 10.3 10.4 Back: Francis Avila, Zachary Burgess, Isabella O’Connell, Jet Turnbull, Ruby Kelly, Amalie Rowe, Lachlan McArthur Back: Maddison Rhook, Olivia Nield, Bella Nichols, Clancy Willder, Devi Fairweather, Alexandra Page, Jade Millard, Benjamin Lamoro. Front: Tiao Nikatacke, Paige Kissel, Tiika Teuea, Hayley Fidge, Blair Penrose, Zoe Wooldridge, Tahlia Ross, Anna Schurmann, Ella Cameron Front: Jasmine Dawson, Lily Annett, Lucianna Walker, Holly Cooling, Emasyn Bellville, Charlotte McAdam, Isabella Cutchie, Allie Burns, Sarah Webbstock, Laine Kelly. Middle: Homeroom teacher Damian McCarthy, Eliza Armstong, Kyle Parsons, Jake Hausler, Tanner Freyer, Will Povey, Caleb Creasey, Zane McCallum, Portia Northcott Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Leo McMahan, Harrison Killen, Joshua Gordon, Hudson Bell, Thomas Logan, William Kent, Ben Read, Nathaniel Neeson, Justin Rundell.

93 YEA r 9 9.1 Absent: Homeroom Teacher Alisa Houlihan, Nic Lambert Middle: Ashton Hill, Jackson Templeton, Ben Marti, Bailey Cooper, Sullivan Gibbs, Jasper Mason Back: Hugh Mailes, Loui Sanders, Klay Collins, Charlotte McClure, Lilly Killen, Arthur Biggin, Riley Elliott Front: Abbey Myers, Sophie Button, Charlotte Cook, Tyleah Barr, Matilda Hutchison, Leila Elton, Libby Fox.

94 9.1 9.2 Absent: Homeroom Teacher Alisa Houlihan, Nic Lambert Middle: Ashton Hill, Jackson Templeton, Ben Marti, Bailey Cooper, Sullivan Gibbs, Jasper Mason Back: Hugh Mailes, Loui Sanders, Klay Collins, Charlotte McClure, Lilly Killen, Arthur Biggin, Riley Elliott Front: Abbey Myers, Sophie Button, Charlotte Cook, Tyleah Barr, Matilda Hutchison, Leila Elton, Libby Fox. Back: Rhyan Menzel, Sam Cullinane, Zakia Eichler-Onus, Fraser Hill, Izaak Johstone, Craig, Brandon Wormald Front: Marissa Rodgers, Kaitlyn Tonissen, Makenzie Annett, Amy Goss, Holly Craig, Kaitlin Parfrey, Hannah Millard, Macy McIntosh Middle: Mr Andrew Rayner, Ethan Schutz-Waugh, Noah Cameron, Deacon White, Archie Bennett, Baydn Fairbairn, Chad Dymke, Alex Cameron

95 9.3 Absent: Brandon Wormald. Back: Tyler Trimnell, Noah Mulley, Kyan Evans, Nowa Hamu, Olivia Brody, Damon Taylor, Archie Cameron, Hunter Ferey Front: Mollie Stockdale, Ruby Kent, Libby Rentsch, Sophie Parfrey, Chloe Foster, Millie Jennings, Molly O’Brien, Abbey Northcott Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr T Molan, Nicholas Casey, Gus Egan, Benjamin Hall, Daylin Plush, Anthony Russell, Tyler Ellis, Angus Hayden-Simpson

96 9.3 9.4 Absent: Brandon Wormald. Absent. – Jordan Walter, Emma Robinson Back: Tyler Trimnell, Noah Mulley, Kyan Evans, Nowa Hamu, Olivia Brody, Damon Taylor, Archie Cameron, Hunter Ferey Back: Ellen White, Felicity Shaw, Abbey Hill, Charlotte Smith, Ella Shelden, Clara Dettling, Sienna Maddocks, Keely Burland Front: Mollie Stockdale, Ruby Kent, Libby Rentsch, Sophie Parfrey, Chloe Foster, Millie Jennings, Molly O’Brien, Abbey Northcott Front: Emily Tognon, Jasmine Young, Amy Gardner, Adriene Dawson, Indyana Sparrow, Chloe Jones, Emma Gunning, Lauren Borgmeyer Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr T Molan, Nicholas Casey, Gus Egan, Benjamin Hall, Daylin Plush, Anthony Russell, Tyler Ellis, Angus Hayden-Simpson Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mrs Catherine Huisman, Ayomide Ayorinde, Shaya Walter, Harrison Hein, Madaline Phillips, Bella Manson, William Nicholas Lambert

97 YEA r 8 8.1 Back: Karl Seitz, Jack Annett, Lachlan Page, Xanthe Huf, Tom Clark, Brady Jones, Hunter Plush Bottomt: Ava Nicholson, Jemma Dyson, Chante Rundell, Roxy Northcott, Sophie Taylor, Caitlin Urquhart, Poppy Mason Middle: Homeroom Teacher Miss Brighid Cannon, Brent Mullins, Jack Jennings, Bailey Baker, Archie Hintum, Lachlan Phillips

98 8.1 8.2 Back: Karl Seitz, Jack Annett, Lachlan Page, Xanthe Huf, Tom Clark, Brady Jones, Hunter Plush Back: Jackson Ellis, Diesel Hill, Luke Fidge, Mather Bell, Samuel Lachlan Walker, John Martin Bottomt: Ava Nicholson, Jemma Dyson, Chante Rundell, Roxy Northcott, Sophie Taylor, Caitlin Urquhart, Poppy Mason Front: Jasmine Powell, Reigan Belleville, Rachel Hassett, Erin Hannig, Stella Raymond, Annika Creasey, Chloe Bradley Middle: Homeroom Teacher Khaleda Barr, Cody Rickertt, Hugh Ackerley, Felicity Watson, Regan Malseed, Hayden Millard Middle: Homeroom Teacher Miss Brighid Cannon, Brent Mullins, Jack Jennings, Bailey Baker, Archie Hintum, Lachlan Phillips

99 8.3 Back: Cooper Hein, Liam Handreck, Kelvin Kelly, Amy Shelly, Maddison Mayne, Kyle Rhook, Emily Pearce, Christopher Wormald. Front: Sara Philip, Rita Hamu, Izabella Page, Giaan Mouda, Raelene Unghango, Amelia Rowett, Monet Graham, Thisuri Ekanayake. Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mitchell Johnson, Sebastian Rowett, Jake Hardy, Mairead Elshaug-Beaton, James Pollock, Haydn Riley, Angus Kissel, Ellie Meade.

100 8.3 8.4 Front: Hayley Dodd, Tana Nedziwe, Alyssa Errey, Tessa Kelly, Lucille Aarons, Tayla Lewis, Ruby Wardlaw, Ella Dawson Middle: Mrs Rosalie Fotheringham, Noah Burton, Thomas Calvert, Riley Casey, Charlie Field, William McAdam, Zavier Payne Back: Cooper Hein, Liam Handreck, Kelvin Kelly, Amy Shelly, Maddison Mayne, Kyle Rhook, Emily Pearce, Christopher Wormald. Back: Thomas Kent, Archie Porter, Madeline McShane, Anoushka De Chelard, Millie Kruger, Noah Nichols, Xavier Cox, Dale Todd Front: Sara Philip, Rita Hamu, Izabella Page, Giaan Mouda, Raelene Unghango, Amelia Rowett, Monet Graham, Thisuri Ekanayake. Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mitchell Johnson, Sebastian Rowett, Jake Hardy, Mairead Elshaug-Beaton, James Pollock, Haydn Riley, Angus Kissel, Ellie Meade.

101 YEA r 7 7.1 Front: Maria Martin, Hanah Nash, Mikayla Bygate, Caitlin McMahon, Tabitha Detting, Lucy Philips, Hayley Jellie, Mia Doyle. Back: Mason Sheldrake, Lachlan Mitchell, Philippa Crowder, Alexander Prentice, Ava Sobey, Joshua Gardner, Jordan Tregeagle, Hamish Myers. Middle: Homeroom Teacher Tony Heale, Jack Rhook, Hugh Fitzgerald, Scarlett Hintum, Sebastian Rovers, Benjamin Peace, Tiarna Keegan, Oscar Hall

102 7.1 7.2 Back: Mitch Lewis, Thomas Gordon, Fergus McDonald, Charlie Fitzpatrick, Jakob Shrive, Joshua Atchison, Myles Riley. Front: Maria Martin, Hanah Nash, Mikayla Bygate, Caitlin McMahon, Tabitha Detting, Lucy Philips, Hayley Jellie, Mia Doyle. Back: Mason Sheldrake, Lachlan Mitchell, Philippa Crowder, Alexander Prentice, Ava Sobey, Joshua Gardner, Jordan Tregeagle, Hamish Myers. Front: Jessica Meade, Annabelle Wake, Maddelin Barr, Claire Pearce, Maeve Macgillivray, Lexie Smith, Imogen Thomas, Kayla Johnson, Isabelle Pye. Middle: Homeroom Teacher Tony Heale, Jack Rhook, Hugh Fitzgerald, Scarlett Hintum, Sebastian Rovers, Benjamin Peace, Tiarna Keegan, Oscar Hall Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mr Tony Flavel, Karatau Keightley, Grace Cleaver, Angus Impey, Luke Hannig, Mia Melano, Felicity McClure, Phoebe Dunn, Flynn Northcott.

103 7.3 Back: Caden Walter, Elijiah Bacon, Joshua Elmes, Lily Constantine, Connor Kamp, Zachary Hartwich, Kyle Knight Front: Emilie Tonissen, Stella Kent, Bronte Lignier, Noni Blanchett, Tiffany Powell, Nikki MacPherson, Anna Rentsch, Harriet Isabell Perkins Middle: Homeroom Teacher Miranda Reaburn, Tomas Stockdale, Zac Elliott, Emily Jellie, Peter Millard, Shanae Piper, Archie Page, Oliver Foster, Koby Slattery-Fisher

104 7.3 7.4 Absent: Emily Jellie, Oliver Foster, Isabella Perkins Back: Caden Walter, Elijiah Bacon, Joshua Elmes, Lily Constantine, Connor Kamp, Zachary Hartwich, Kyle Knight Back: Lachlan Bourke, Harry Lignier, Edward McShane, Madison Atchison, Maxwell Jenkinson, Jack Roberts, Campbell Glazebrook. Front: Emilie Tonissen, Stella Kent, Bronte Lignier, Noni Blanchett, Tiffany Powell, Nikki MacPherson, Anna Rentsch, Harriet Isabell Perkins Front: Isabelle Schaap, Olivia Houlihan, Charlize Fairbairn, Isabella Holmes, Aarushi Srivastava, Adison Linskens, Teyah Evans, Madison Tonissen, Esther Biggins. Middle: Homeroom Teacher Miranda Reaburn, Tomas Stockdale, Zac Elliott, Emily Jellie, Peter Millard, Shanae Piper, Archie Page, Oliver Foster, Koby Slattery-Fisher Middle: Homeroom Teacher Mrs Merrin Shannon Brodie Phillips, Archie Shelden, Stella Rogers, Daniel Spillman, Bridget Mailes, Harlie Manson, Emma Parker, Alexander Gunning.

105 � Lorna Walker � Eleanor Vearing & Reegan Morris � Dale Minney � Danny Franc

� Jonathan Rowe, Fr Chris McPhee & Rachael Rowe � Alan Marshall � Simon Hatherell & Helen Wilken

� Maryanne Gustus & Sophie Caffey � Peta Diprose

� Tony Flavell � Merrin Shannon � Jane Nankivell & ALisa Houlihan � Fiona Mulhall

� Lia Mailes � Andrew Rayner

� Ben White � Tyler Fehsler & Mitchell Johnson � Meg Cook � Sophie Vearing

106� Helen Henry � Indiana Ryan & Terry Molan � Renae Porter & Charlotte Stanhope aff ST

Simon Hatherell & Helen Wilken

Fiona Mulhall

Lia Mailes � Andrew Rayner

Meg Cook � Sophie Vearing

� Sarah Byron & Fiona Mulhall Renae Porter & Charlotte Stanhope 107 Amy Bailey Jim Bailey Khaleda Barr Darren Beks Chloe Boyle STAFF

Sarah Byron Brighid Cannon Nima Carswell Sophie Caffey Caroline Coggins

Yvette Colquhoun Meg Cook Chelsea Crane Nicola Crawford Warwick Dent

Peta Disprose Dianne Taylor Julie Donehue Stacey Dyson Tyler Fehsler

Michelle Ferey Tony Flavel Geoff Forsyth Rosalie Fotheringham Danny Franc

Tim Fry Leon Furze Mary Golding Anne Gough Lyn Graham

108 Maryanne Gustus Elle Guthrie Michael Harms Simon Hatherell Tony Healy STAFF

Christine Heine Helen Henry Alisa Houlihan Catherine Huisman Kym Hunter

Mitchell Johnson Tim Kermeen Scott Kruger Helen Lang Louise Lonergan

Lia Mailes Ian Marshall Damian McCarthy Kimberley McLeod Leo McMahon

Dale Minney Katee Mitchell Terry Molan Reegan Morris Fiona Mulhall

Alan Munro Elizabeth Myers Jane Nankivell Finuala Neeson Tony Neeson

109 Elaine Noske Sheryl Phillips Michelle Pitman Renae Porter Andrew Rayner STAFF

Miranda Reaburn Elise Rhook Nicky Riddle Jeanette Roll Jonathan Rowe

Rachael Rowe Jacinta Ryan Merrin Shannon Jeannie Smith Molly Smith

Tim Smith Trish Soawyer Charlotte Stanhope Sarah Stevenson Gwenda Steff

Yati Symington Claire Toffolon Vicki Turnbull Sofia Vearing Lorna Walker

Absent Staff : Alison Churchill, Nick McMahon, John McKenzie, Phil O’Keefe, Daniel Stevenson, Dave Turnbull Peter Whennen

Benjamin White Jill Whiting Helen Wilken

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