Term 4 Week 2 PBL Winners

STUDENTS of the region’s public schools have received awards as part of the Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) initiative in Term 4.

Raymond Terrace PS

PBL brings together our school community to create and contribute to a positive, safe and supportive learning environment. We’re proud to be a part of Community PBL: We see the positive impact it has on our students and the power it has in encouraging a whole-of-community approach to caring for our kids.

Irrawang PS

Layla has been nominated for this award for consistently demonstrating kindness and inclusion. She encourages other students by ensuring peers feel included and happy. Layla’s positive attitude and thoughtful actions make her a wonderful role model within our school community. Well done, Layla.

Raymond Terrace PS

Deklan is nominated for exemplifying our school values of respect and safety through consistent and thoughtful actions. He demonstrates care and consideration by supporting younger students to navigate routines confidently and offering calm guidance when needed. Deklan’s commitment to creating a safe and respectful environment highlights his kindness and reliability, serving as a positive example within our school community

Grahamstown PS

Kenzie is nominated for consistently demonstrating our school PBL values of Safety, Respect and Personal Best. She is a kind and caring student who treats others with respect and approaches her learning with a positive attitude. Kenzie works hard in class, always strives to do her best and sets a wonderful example for those around her. Her thoughtful nature, respectful choices and commitment to her learning make her a fantastic role model within our school community.

Irrawang HS

Year 9 student Pippa was nominated for her fantastic help in promoting the recent Koori Knockout, using social media to raise awareness and build excitement around the event. Her enthusiasm and support in getting the word out were greatly appreciated. Congratulations, Pippa on demonstrating our school’s values out in the community.

Hunter River HS

Alecia is a fantastic student who has represented the school exceptionally well. She is also a valued member of our Cattle Show Team and has represented the school at both Beef Bonanza in Scone and the Wingham Show. Well done, Alecia.

Salt Ash PS

Brooklyn has been nominated for a PBL Award in recognition of the wonderful help he provides in the canteen every Friday. Brooklyn always arrives with a positive attitude and is willing to help with anything that is asked of him. He also shows great initiative, noticing what needs to be done and taking the time to help without being asked. Well done, Brooklyn!

Medowie PS

Layla consistently demonstrates responsibility and initiative by helping to clean and organise the sports shed and PE storeroom each week without being asked. Her willingness to contribute and take pride in our school environment makes a positive difference for everyone. Congratulations on being such a wonderful role model!

Seaham PS

Oscar is being recognised for his efforts in supporting the SRE teachers at Seaham Public School. Every week Oscar can be relied upon to assist the SRE teachers with their lesson resources. He regularly carries equipment for the teacher and helps out wherever he can.

Karuah PS

Harlyn has been nominated for being a dedicated student who takes it upon himself to pick up rubbish during playtimes, helping to keep our school clean and welcoming. His thoughtful actions demonstrate a genuine commitment to caring for the environment. Way to go, Harlyn!