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Co-Curricular GIFteD anD talenteD In academic competitions in 2008, scots demonstrated its competitive edge in the Da Vinci Decathlon, where the Year 8 team showed considerable strength, narrowly missing out on third place. In Future Problem solving, the scots Year 10 team met with some success, in a generally competitive field. cHess 2008 nsW championship Winner William Zu (Year 9) DUKe oF eDInBURGH aWaRDs Gold Duke of Edinburgh Awards alexander Roddie, alexander Harrison, andrew Wilson, elliot thompson, Frederick Gollan, George Hadjia, James smyth, Ryan Keith and timothy Darton. over 200 Bronze and silver certificates were awarded to students at the college. tomoki Miyoshi (Year 8) won first place and a medal in the ‘18 years and under’ composition section of the McDonald’s Performing arts challenge. His composition, a syncopated rag for piano, showed maturity and a sense of fun and now has the chance of becoming a published work. 6 MUsIc A.M.E.B. Musicianship Examination Results 2008 Name Year Grade Result Jesse ellingworth 9 M’ship 5 Distinction Darwin nI 8 theory 5 Honours A.M.E.B. Practical Examinations 2008 Name Strings Year Instrument Grade Result Jeremy Ma 8 cello 7 a edward Huang 7 Violin 6 a Honours Patrick san Gabriel 7 Violin 6 a Honours Major Zhang 8 Violin 6 a Honours Piano Brandon tennent 8 Piano Prel a Honours Darwin ni 8 Piano a.Mus.a. Distinction Major Zhang 8 Piano 8 a Honours Trinity Guildhall Examinations 2008 Name Speech And Drama Year Grade Result Max Hancock 8 3 Honours Ben thielemans 8 4 Honours christopher Mann 11 7 Honours Daan Rozenbroek 8 3 Honours Musical Theatre callan Mcauliffe 8 4 High Distinction Mark Butorac 7 3 Honours Tomoki Miyoshi with Dr Lambert at Assembly.
The Pipes and Drums Band at the Royal Nova Scotia Tattoo. PIPes anD DRUMs the Band’s performance at the Royal nova scotia International tattoo was certainly one of the highlights. By the end of the tattoo invitations had been received to a number of different tattoos around the world, including Holland, switzerland, Usa, and Germany. Highland Games, parades and events attended: annual commonwealth Day Parade Highland Gathering, Bundanoon schools anzac Day service, Hyde Park old Boys anzac Day Memorial service Rose Bay Rsl Memorial service Remembrance Day Parade the Royal nova scotia International tattoo Pozieres Parade Victory in the Pacific service, Martin Place combined scottish societies solo competition Battle of australia service and armistice Day the leader of the Pipes and Drums for the last 11 years, Mr Ray lee, was awarded an oaM for services to education and to the community in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. to cap off a wonderful year the Pipes and Drums ‘a’ Band won the australian championships in the Juvenile Pipes Band and Juvenile Drum corps as well as the australian championship in the Grade 4 Pipes Band. cHaRItaBle WoRKs Bruce House ran a cadbury Fundraising Day to support their new charity Redkite, which supports children and young people and their families through cancer. their enthusiastic efforts raised $1600. armstrong House raised $1379 for the Royal Hospital for Women. Brandt House raised $1200 for the cancer council with a BBQ held in conjunction with the ‘Biggest Morning tea’. the annual charity concert raised more than $7000 for the Royal Hospital and the sydney children’s Hospital. the guest speaker was world renowned neurosurgeon and old Boy of the college Dr charles teo. the 2008 Prefects achieved spectacular support from the college community for their World’s Greatest shave initiative. several brave Prefects and staff lost their locks for charity and raised over $14,700 for the leukaemia Foundation. the annual christmas Hamper appeal produced a record number of 101 hampers this year which were distributed by the Presbyterian church to families in need. The World’s Greatest Shave raised $14,700 for the Leukaemia Foundation. 7
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