Positive Behaviour for Learning weekly winners

HERE are Port Stephens’ Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) Term 2, Week  7 winners.

Each week, students are recognised for demonstrating our core values of Respect, Responsibility and Personal Best. Over the years, this has led to positive changes in how our students represent our school and engage with the wider Port Stephens community.

It has been fantastic to see so many students acknowledged for being responsible citizens beyond the school gates.

Irrawang PS: Mahalia has been nominated for helping out with cooking a BBQ for her Rugby League team to raise money. Well done Mahalia!

Raymond Terrace PS: Demonstrated excellent participation in Student Voice as part of Port Stephens Council discussions about future planning for Raymond Terrace, contributing thoughtful and innovative ideas.

Grahamstown PS: Jude is nominated for his responsible and caring approach towards others, particularly demonstrated during Pulse Alive 2026 Dance.

He showed great attention to detail, ensuring routines and expectations were followed while also supporting and encouraging fellow students.

Jude consistently demonstrated our PBL values by being safe, respectful and a learner, taking pride in his role and contributing positively to the team. He is a thoughtful and reliable member of our school community.

Irrawang HS: Shannon is an all around amazing student. Always polite and kind, and helps everywhere he can in the school.

Last year he took up Beekeeping and started selling honey and honeycomb at school this year. He has just sold out of his last stock for this season.

Well done Shannon on consistently demonstrating our school values of Respect, Responsibility and Personal Best.

Hunter River HS: As School Captain, Cooper has consistently demonstrated outstanding leadership and community engagement.

His participation in the Lions Youth of the Year District Finals highlights his dedication to representing our school and inspiring others.

Cooper impressed the judging panel with his insights into his schooling, community involvement, and sporting achievements, confidently responded to impromptu questions, and delivered a thoughtful speech. His poise and commitment make him an excellent representative of our school and community.

Salt Ash PS: Aleyna has been nominated for a PBL Award for being a sensible, positive and reliable library monitor. She consistently takes initiative to support younger students, offering help when needed.

Aleyna demonstrates our school values through her responsible attitude and willingness to contribute positively to our school community. Well done, Aleyna!

Medowie PS: Juniper is an exceptional school citizen. She demonstrated how responsible and respectful she is towards our school environment, bringing in gloves from home to collect any rubbish she could find during break times. Fantastic work, Juniper!

Seaham PS: Kaitlyn is a wonderful member of the school community who always upholds our Seaham School values of being a respectful, responsible learner. Kaitlyn is nominated for her efforts in supporting our library teacher. Kaitlyn, as monitor, does an outstanding job in her own time organising books and sorting resources

Karuah PS: Ruby is nominated for showing community spirit by helping elders and officials pack away chairs at the Karuah ANZAC family service.Well done Ruby.