2010 ANNUAL REPORT - St Leonard's College

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College Award for Leadership in Sport - David Townsend Principal’s Award for Student Council Membership - Ellen Burgin, Lachlan Hardisty, Rhys James, Sophie Mattingley, Gilbert Moffatt, Katherine Schmidt, Charlotte Finn, Annabel Healy, Alexander Lark, Amanda McDermott, Alastair Paterson and David Townsend Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award - Olivia Baenziger, Christopher Manning, Ellen Burgin Edna G Forster Music Award - Zoe Seeberg-Gordon Elspeth Bennet Prize for Painting - Nicola Rossdale, Lily Vonk Melbourne Artist Prize for Drawing - Isabelle Smith Melbourne Artist Prize for General Excellence in Visual Arts - Emily Cullis IB Monash Prize for Excellence - Nastassia Shulman VCE Monash Prize for Excellence - Matthew Roberts The following students received medallions during the year: Gold Medallion - Oliver Huse, Gilbert Moffatt, Amy Pollock, Henry Shaw, Luke Walker and William Macdonald. From left to right: Principal Mr Stuart Davis with the College student Council. Year 10 hike. Swimming sports. Silver Medallion - Ellen Burgin, Stephanie Ellison, Thomas Martin, Amanda McDermott, Mark Reinehr and Stephanie Warner Bronze Medallion - Jennifer Cuttler, Jessica Doyle, Kelsey Hurst, Alexander Lark, Jessica Lindstrom, Georgina Massey and Tahlia Wroblewski The following students received College Colours during the year : Full College Colours - Alannah Cusin, Jennifer Cuttler, Jessica Ransom, James Kilevics, Margaux Monnier-Penny, Nicola Rossdale, Alastair Paterson, Tahlia Wroblewski, Katherine Potter, Campbell Allen- Craig, Amy Pollock, Annabel Healy, Carolyn Irwin, Charlotte Finn, Elizabeth Rossdale, Ellen Burgin, Emma Hainsworth, Grace Burge, James Gowans, Jessica Doyle, Jessica Lindstrom, John Tyquin, Kelsey Hurst, Nathan Sturgess, Rhys James, Sophie Mattingley, William Macdonald, Zoe Seeberg-Gordon, Jonathan Egan, Olivia Baenziger, Nastassia Shulman, Emily Cain, Emma Eichhorn, Louise Berger, Talissa Shekelton, Manon Audigé, Alan Glenton, Kyle Smith, Natasha Milton, Zac Pepper and Logan Krantz Half College Colours - Barnaby Reiter, Henry Shaw, Lily Vaughan, Manon Audigé, Margaux Monnier- Penny, Oliver Huse, Brenda Taing, Logan Krantz, Shreya Rana and Mariel Starr Full House Colours - Alannah Cusin, Jessica Lindstrom, Zac Pepper, Zoe Seeberg-Gordon, Lily Vaughan, William Macdonald, Sophie Mattingley, Grace Hulls, Nathan Sturgess, Gregory Diamond, Thomas Martin, Elizabeth Rossdale, John Tyquin, Mark Reinehr, Kelsey Hurst, Samuel Crigan, Campbell Allen-Craig, Emma Hainsworth, Carolyn Irwin, Jonathan Egan, Emma Eichhorn, Chloe Wilson, Margaret Bradley, Jacqueline Cowcher, Stephanie Ellison, Rhys James, Amelia Lipzker, Rachel Pearsons, Nicola Rossdale, Tahlia Wroblewski, Zoe Atkins, Megan Agganis, Angus Evans, Emily Scott, Camille Skovell, Alice Gregory, William Manning, Talissa Shekelton, Emily Cain, Matthew Roberts, Nastassia Shulman, Lachlan Hardisty, Travis La Rocca, Stacie Howell, Shane Coates, Ella Mumby, Jamie Julian, Lily Vonk, Shalomi Anandarajan, Meg Symons, James Gowans, James Hanson, Nina Keller, Annabel Healy, Christian Henry, Tess Leopold, Tristan Mitchell, Natalie Shahine, Louise Berger, Charlotte Finn, Ellen Hodson, Oscar Bailey, Tamsyn Bernhard, Jessie Everson, Madeleine George, Benjamin Littlejohn, Alan Glenton, Manon Audigé, Laura Rhodes, Kate Ryan, Callum Wilks, Harrison Baldwin, Jessica Miller, Gabrielle Knox, Logan Krantz, Alastair Paterson, Cameron Sharp, Megan Whiteside, Margaux Monnier-Penny, Olivia Baenziger and Cameron Ekins.
page 27 Sport The College’s sports program incorporates physical education classes and a range of compulsory and optional sporting competitions. This allows students to participate and enjoy sport at both competitive and recreational levels. Students from prep to year 4 participate in modified sports and team games that concentrate on developing motor skills. Years 4, 5 and 6 students at the Brighton Campus participate in the Coeducational Independent Primary Schools Sports Association (CIPSSA) competition and the South Yarra District Schools Association (SYDSA). Students from years 7 – 11 participate in the College’s compulsory interschool sports program. Year 12 students can participate in the program on an optional basis and many choose to do so. The McMillan House primary sports teams won a clean sweep of all the 2010 Sports Coeducational Championships which included the swimming, cross country and athletics. Well done to Hamish Harrison who qualified for the State Swimming Championships in the 12 year old Breaststroke. At the District Cross Country Championships the McMillan House team won the boys championship and coeducational championship trophies. In September, 20 students represented St Leonard’s at the Zone Athletics Championships. Congratulations to Ben Tonc who competed in the Primary State Athletics Championships in the 11 year old shot put and discus. Thirteen students from Brighton Middle School won bronze medals at the Regional Swimming Championships in March (years 5 and 6). Brighton students from years 7 – 12 compete in the Association of Coeducational Schools (ACS) competition. The competition involves six other similar sized coeducational schools and includes swimming, athletics and cross country carnivals along with public speaking and chess competitions. The College was third in the ACS Cross Country Championships. The ACS program also provides a series of weekly summer and winter sports options in female, male and mixed categories. Options include softball, volleyball, tennis, soccer, cricket, basketball, hockey, table tennis, mixed touch football (seniors only), football and mixed badminton (seniors only). The inaugural ACS All Stars match vs the Associated Ballarat Schools was also held during the year, and St Leonard’s students featured in all sports contested. Cornish Campus students participate in the Southern Independent Schools (SIS) and the Carrum Downs Sports Association (CDSSA) competitions. During 2010 Cornish teams competed in SIS athletics, swimming and cross country as well as a range of regular weekly sport. Congratulations to the Cornish secondary swimming team who competed in the SIS Swimming Championships. Despite being the smallest of the schools competing, our team won the trophy for the Best Performing School which takes school size into account. The under 14 boys also took out their age group pennant. Three swimmers from Cornish Campus participated in the Debbie Flintoff – King Regional From left to right: McMillan House students at the Primary Swimming Carnival . Students compete in a range of sports. St Leonard’s College won both the Victorian School Snow Sports Club of the Year Award and the School Club Outstanding Achievement of the Year Awards. Michelle Riederich and Emma Martin, both year 9, at the Middle School athletics competition.
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