Another round of PBL winners announced

THE Term 3 Week 7 winners of Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) awards have been revealed.

Week 7 winners:

Irrawang PS: Sasha has been nominated for assisting another athlete during a race. She demonstrated empathy and leadership. Thanks to her encouragement and determination they both finished the race.

Raymond Terrace PS: Kylah is nominated for being an exceptional choir member at Star Struck. From the beginning, Kylah took her role seriously. She learnt all of her songs and dances and performed at every show with gusto. Kylah always showed good humour, patience, commitment, kindness and a beautiful excitement at every performance.

Grahamstown PS: Kaylea is nominated for showing creativity, perseverance, cooperation and dedication throughout a film making project. She has worked with a new group of people and shown confidence in all areas of the creative process with her filming team.

Irrawang HS: Ryan demonstrated outstanding teamwork and creativity in the NSW DET Film By The Water competition, serving as the group’s camera operator and lead editor. His technical skills and dedication were key to bringing the project’s vision to life.

Hunter River HS: Riley is nominated for being a consistently respectful member of his school. He is always polite, considerate, and demonstrates kindness towards others. Riley’s positive attitude and respectful behaviour make him a valued role model for his peers.

Salt Ash PS: Joe has been nominated for demonstrating kindness and support during the Kindergarten public speaking finals. When a fellow student was feeling nervous, Joe offered reassurance and encouragement, helping them find the confidence to present their speech. This thoughtful act reflects Joe’s caring and compassionate nature.

Medowie PS: Beau is nominated for being an amazing school citizen. He is a “PBL Power Spotter”, looking out and acknowledging everyone who follows school expectations.

Seaham PS: Willow has been nominated for caring about the Seaham environment and spending her time cleaning up areas of the school. Willow was spotted ensuring the assembly area was neat and tidy by picking up rubbish and returning school items to the right place.

Karuah PS: Zaylan is nominated for upholding the school and community PBL values of pride and success. Zaylan always demonstrates persistence and determination when challenged and consistently strives to achieve personal goals.