Another round of PBL winners announced

THE Term 4 Week 2 winners of Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) awards have been revealed.

Week 1 winners:

Irrawang PS: Kaleyce has been nominated for her care, kindness and compassion for others. She goes out of her way to include others and shows great empathy when they are sad, lonely or having a difficult time. Her happy nature, respectful behaviour and positive attitude are a true example of school and community values.

Raymond Terrace PS: Alba is nominated by community members and school staff for bringing joy to those around her. Alba loves to involve everyone around her in her learning and is proud of their success. She is friends with all and is happy to include everyone in her daily activities. Alba models the skills of friendship.

Grahamstown PS: Kenzie is nominated as a shining example of what it means to be a caring, committed, and dependable school citizen. She consistently demonstrates genuine care and concern for all students, always looking out for the wellbeing of others and stepping in to help without being asked. With an exceptional ability to notice what needs to be done, she takes initiative across all areas of school life – from assisting in the canteen to supporting staff and classmates alike. Her actions reflect a deep sense of responsibility and pride in her school.

Irrawang HS: Dylan is polite, respectful, and always supportive of others, celebrating his peers’ successes. He never hesitates to lend a hand – whether it’s holding the door for others or helping keep our support playground clean and tidy. A true role model for school values. Congratulations Dylan on demonstrating PBL values of respect, responsibility and personal best
Hunter River HS: Darcy demonstrated exceptional dedication and teamwork by volunteering to perform in both the HSC Music Performance Exams and the Year 11 Preliminary Music Performance Exams to support other students, all while completing her own performances within the same week. Her commitment and willingness to assist her peers reflect outstanding school spirit and support for others.

Salt Ash PS: Emily has been nominated for this award as she is always a kind and considerate friend. She goes out of her way to make others feel valued and included, and her actions truly reflect the spirit of our school’s PBL values.

Medowie PS: Jack has been nominated by a community member for his quick thinking at the end of last term when the school bus broke down on the way to school. Jack assisted younger students from the bus and helped them walk the rest of the way to school.

Seaham PS: Sebastian is a wonderful school citizen who cares about others and sets a wonderful example for others to follow. He consistently follows school PBL values of being a responsible, respectful learner. He has been spotted recently leading the way in always being in the right place at the right time

Karuah PS: Willow is nominated for upholding the school and community PBL values of pride and respect for success. She is a determined and committed learner who consistently strives to achieve her personal goals. Willow always appreciates and expresses heartfelt gratitude to all her teachers.