This week’s Positive Behaviour for Learning award winners

Irrawang PS: Ruby is a dedicated PBL representative who independently goes out of her way to assist teachers and students. Ruby regularly runs morning assemblies where she discusses the weekly focus, important messages and daily reminders. She is also a dedicated STAR Leader that gives up her time to assist with activities at breaks. Ruby truly is a safe, responsible learner who shows respect to everyone, everywhere, every time.

Raymond Terrace PS: Jaxen is nominated by a parent for supporting her children who have been anxious about coming to school in the mornings and helping to guide them in. He is an important part of the 007 School Leadership Team who uses his own time to run activities for younger students, always treating them with respect and kindness. He lives by the school motto: “Big looks after little”.

Grahamstown PS: I am pleased to nominate Merida Potter for her outstanding demonstration of integrity and kindness. Recently, Merida found a sum of money outside the school grounds and, rather than keeping it for herself, she took the commendable initiative to ask other community members in the area if they had lost anything.

Irrawang HS: As our proud Ngarralbaa Ambassador, Lexi played an instrumental role in designing the stunning Aboriginal artwork on our new school building. Lexi also demonstrated leadership qualities when she spoke at the International Women’s Day breakfast at Murrook. Lexi demonstrates our school PBL values of respect, responsibility and personal best.

Hunter River HS: Millie is nominated for her initiative in supporting “Do It For Dolly Day”. She approached the school’s Wellbeing team with the idea to hold a bake sale, raising awareness and funds for Dolly’s Dream, a foundation dedicated to ending bullying and supporting families affected by it. Through her dedication and hard work, the fundraiser raised $525!

Salt Ash PS: Silva is an outstanding school captain who demonstrates dedication and commitment in all she does. She consistently models Salt Ash PS values of being positive, respectful, and safe, setting a wonderful example for all members of the school community.

Medowie PS: Daniel has been nominated for his outstanding support at the school’s athletics carnival by marshalling students, organising heats, moving equipment and running errands. His outstanding efforts greatly contributed to the overall success and enjoyment of all at the carnival.

Seaham PS: Brennan is a caring student who goes above and beyond in supporting other students. He was observed collecting jumpers from the handball area, ensuring they were returned to their owners. He is also a wonderful support for his kindergarten buddy, making sure he is happy at school.

Karuah PS: Letti is nominated for demonstrating inclusivity during infants sport by checking in and encouraging all younger students to participate and engage in sporting activities.