2024 Awards Night Program

The Lakes South Morang College

AWARDS NIGHT

18 th December 2024

Uni Hill Conference Centre, Bundoora

PRINCIPAL ’ S MESSAGE

Welcome to our award - winning students, their families, teachers,

school councillors, distinguished guests, and our wonderful community partners to our third Award Night.

This year is the first year of subject - based awards which are in line with the new Department of Education Teaching & Learning Model. The College will issue eight academic excellence subject awards from Prep to Year 10, with VCE awards remaining as subject - based awards. The strength of our College is our ability to integrate, challenge and implement contemporary curriculum programs effectively across both the Primary and Secondary Campuses, to create a culture of excellence in learning and an environment of high expectation. Our award winners lead by example and are a credit to themselves and to their families who provide encouragement, support and guidance each and every day. The Lakes South Morang College ’ s ability to operate as a high - performing school is underpinned by the successful and positive partnerships it fosters between students, teachers, families and the community. To acknowledge the importance of this commitment, the College has engaged with our renowned learning partners and providers to present awards in the multi - disciplines of their expertise. The knowledge and experience that our extended community instils to our programs is invaluable and pivotal to our success. Finally, to our wonderful and committed teachers, support staff and School Council, thank you for believing in our young people and leading the journey. I hope everyone has a memorable evening in a venue that befits this occasion and is as proud as I am of our student achievements.

Bill Panas

College Principal

PURPOSE OF AWARDS NIGHT At The Lakes, we believe that high expectations and academic rigor are the cornerstones of student success. We are committed to fostering an environment where each student is challenged to reach their full potential, guided by a curriculum designed to push boundaries, inspire excellence, empower students to think critically, problem - solve creatively, and embrace the pursuit of knowledge. Achieving success requires dedication, perseverance, and resilience. Every student is capable of achieving greatness, and our role is to support and encourage them along the way. By setting high standards and maintaining a culture of academic rigor, our students are prepared for success in school and in life. As a community, we are proud of the hard work and accomplishments of our students. Together, we continue to strive for excellence, believing that with the right mindset and unwavering support, every student can thrive and excel.

PRESENTATIONS

Acknowledgement of Country Milly Reid Welcome Bill Panas Reflection Anthony Simone Literacy Awards Anthony Simone Humanities Awards Chris Egan Numeracy Awards Lucia Poblete - Katsouris

School Council President Address Amanda Farrelly Health & Physical Education Awards Maryanne Panucci Performing Arts Awards Alan Comben Science Awards Renee Short Primary School Captains Report Saanvi Chauhan, Tri Thanh Luong, Vishal Sudhir & Grace Tsimiklis Secondary School Captains Report Charlotte Adrichem, Sarah Buzzini, Nash Cox & Izak Fyffe Technology Awards Belinda Batty Visual Arts Awards Deeana Audino VCE Subject Excellence Bonnie Lee College Awards Marcus Abney - Hastings & Bonnie Lee Year 6 & Year 12 Valedictorian 2025 Primary and Secondary School Captains Staff Awards

LITERACY The ability to interpret, synthesise, connect and create using the English language in a range of forms and situations.

Presenter: Anthony Simone

Anthony Simone is the Senior Education Improvement Leader for the Whittelsea Network. Anthony has extensive experience in a variety

of educational settings leading schools in the inner city and also opening schools in growth corridors of Victoria. Anthony has worked collaboratively with The Lakes South Morang College for the last two years.

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YEAR FIVE Kathy Nguyen

PREP Harper Bulman

YEAR SIX Kara Turner

YEAR ONE Hunter Bobadilla

YEAR SEVEN Ashwin Bhutani

YEAR TWO Martin Ristevski

YEAR EIGHT Amias Beckinsale

YEAR THREE Olivia Soria

YEAR NINE Mihail Dimitrovski

YEAR FOUR Racim Sarni

YEAR TEN Taylor Vu

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HUMANITIES The ability to explore, recognise and examine the processes that have shaped the modern world, pose questions, imagine possibilities and construct arguments.

Presenter: Chris Egan

Chris is a passionate and engaging positive psychology speaker, coach and facilitator who is curious about the power of human connection and developing growth cultures that support others to function at their best. Chris has spent the last 25 years supporting small businesses, educational settings, and professional sporting organisations to grow and develop. Chris holds a Bachelor of Education & Masters in Applied Positive Psychology from Melbourne University.

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YEAR FIVE Jerusha Lijo

PREP Akira Danckert

YEAR SIX Monica Jacobsen

YEAR ONE Gavin Felix

YEAR SEVEN Imogen Jones

YEAR TWO Beatrice Chapman

YEAR EIGHT Rubi Armstrong

YEAR THREE Arjun Bhutani

YEAR NINE Declan Luke

YEAR FOUR Aubrey Hawkins

YEAR TEN Lucky Sanjaikla

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NUMERACY The ability to make astute connections, work systematically, represent ideas and show strong logical reasoning skills when using numbers and number representations.

Presenter: Lucia Poblete - Katsouris

Lucia Poblete - Katsouris is the Assistant Principal of Student Wellbeing and Engagement at Aitken Creek Primary

School. Her passion in schools is for supporting students with additional needs, reflected in her Leading Teacher role at The Lakes South Morang College between 2014 - 2019. Lucia is credited as the pioneer of School Wide Positive Behaviour Support's within our College.

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YEAR FIVE Thomas Broadley

PREP Jeshua George

YEAR SIX Tri Thanh Luong

YEAR ONE Lucas McGlashan

YEAR SEVEN Bertrand NG

YEAR TWO Rocco Narduzzo

YEAR EIGHT Bonnie Nackovska

YEAR THREE Olivia Soria

YEAR NINE Virat Khokhar

YEAR FOUR Ryan Longhurst

YEAR TEN Hasti Kamran

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HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The ability to be disciplined and driven to use body and mind to display the performance of physical tasks and functions.

Presenter: Maryanne Panucci

Maryanne is a registered psychologist who has extensive experience working with children, young people, families in the Department of Health, Education and Justice. Commencing in 2013 as a Student Support Services Team Leader, her love for psychology and education

intertwined. Her role in the Department of Education Regional Office extends to: Respectful Relationships, Senior Wellbeing and Engagement Officer, and Health, Wellbeing and Specialist Services Manager. Maryanne is passionate about ensuring every child and young person accesses education and reaches their full potential.

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YEAR FIVE Harry Andrews

PREP Arjan Sandhu

YEAR SIX Amrit Bhagra

YEAR ONE Remi Kan

YEAR SEVEN Lachlan Head

YEAR TWO Nathan Nguyen

YEAR EIGHT Riania Key

YEAR THREE Eli Mccoid

YEAR NINE Declan Luke

YEAR FOUR Suryansh Mankotia

YEAR TEN Ben Maughan

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PERFORMING ARTS

The ability to perceive, discriminate, transform and express musical and drama forms.

Presenter: Alan Comben

Alan is the Secretary of the Diamond Valley Vietnam Veterans Sub - branch (AKA the DViets), delivering welfare services to members of the Diamond Valley Vietnam Veterans Sub - Branch. He has held this role for the last 10 years. Alan has also worked in the State Savings Bank of Victoria and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission. In 1967 Alan began his two years of National Service which included 12 months in Vietnam, providing a challenging yet nevertheless, a rewarding and engaging period of his life.

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YEAR FIVE Steven Nak

PREP Theo Chapman

YEAR SIX Phoenix Tenson

YEAR ONE Matzu Chin - Holt

YEAR SEVEN Alexia Plata

YEAR TWO Daniela Castaneda Rosas

YEAR EIGHT Mannat Randhawa

YEAR THREE Olivia Soria

YEAR NINE Somma Morris - Thomas

YEAR FOUR Siena Crane

YEAR TEN Takura Mubayiwa

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SCIENCE The ability to recognise, identify, classify and understand scientific concepts and processes and their applications in our lives.

Presenter: Renee Short

Renee joined The Lakes in its inaugural year of 2007, after completing an Associate Diploma of Business in International Trade, and a career in

International Banking Relations. Renee has worked across a range of Year levels from Grade 3 to Year 12. She was the first Performing Arts teacher at The Lakes, leading productions, J Rock and Wakakirri performances. Renee is currently the Leading Teacher of Teaching and Learning on the Secondary Campus. Her passion lies within literacy and Vocational Learning. She has a Post Graduate Certificate in Vocational Learning and was able to assist other schools in the Northern Region through her work as a Literacy Intervention Specialist during 2020.

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YEAR FIVE Kathy Nguyen

PREP Toby Vo Reynolds

YEAR SIX Nisa Kith

YEAR ONE Xavier Pulumbarit

YEAR SEVEN Hiya Devaraju

YEAR TWO Asher Campbell

YEAR EIGHT Raean Reta

YEAR THREE Isla Jones

YEAR NINE Virat Khokhar

YEAR FOUR Nickan Ghasdi

YEAR TEN Marta Susino

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TECHNOLOGY

The ability to use design thinking and technologies to analyse, generate and develop solutions.

Presenter: Belinda Batty

Belinda Batty is an experienced educational leader with a diverse career. Currently serving as the Manager of the Northern Melbourne VET Cluster, she oversees the delivery and coordination of vocational education and training (VET) programs across the Region, ensuring alignment with industry standards and promoting

meaningful vocational pathways for students. Belinda ’ s expertise includes leadership roles such as Acting Assistant Principal and Leading Teacher at Peter Lalor Secondary College, where she contributed to school - wide curriculum improvements. Additionally, she has held various teaching and leadership roles across educational and community sectors, including working with Melbourne University and the Western Bulldogs Football Club. Her commitment to student success and vocational education remains the driving force behind her efforts to enhance student outcomes and create meaningful learning pathways.

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YEAR FIVE Addison Mercuri

PREP Jasper Stewart

YEAR SIX Duncan Soria

YEAR ONE Ivy Longhurst

YEAR SEVEN Mia Pavic

YEAR TWO Eleftheria Giglas

YEAR EIGHT Riania Key

YEAR THREE Olivia Soria

YEAR NINE Mia Vowles

YEAR FOUR Pranadh Ranjith

YEAR TEN Ben Maughan

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VISUAL ARTS

The ability to perceive, describe and express the world visually.

Presenter: Deeana Audino

Dee is an Alumni member of The Lakes South Morang College, graduating in 2014. Dee completed tertiary education at Victoria University, studying a Bachelor of Education Prep - 12. Dee then started her career as a secondary teacher at Macleod College, teaching Food Technology and Health from Years 7 to 12. She has worked as Year 9 coordinator, guiding students towards academic and personal growth. As the Health curriculum leader, Dee has worked to develop an innovative and engaging health curriculum across all year levels. She has also worked with Home Economics Victoria designing unit plans and sharing her expertise at annual conferences. Dee is a passionate educator with the drive to develop global citizens.

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YEAR FIVE Morgan Clutterbuck

PREP Justin Jiang

YEAR SIX Miriam Morris

YEAR ONE Mia Crane

YEAR SEVEN Hiya Devaraju

YEAR TWO Remi Taylor

YEAR EIGHT Raean Reta

YEAR THREE Tyler Smith

YEAR NINE Raina Reta

YEAR FOUR Thaemela Soobrayen

YEAR TEN Christina Tran

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VCE SUBJECT EXCELLENCE

The recipient has achieved the highest study score in the selected subject

BIOLOGY Year 11 - Angela Tran Year 12 - Charlotte Adrichem

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Year 11 - Jorja Pike

CHEMISTRY Year 11 - Anhad Singh Year 12 - Eliza Reeves ENGLISH Year 11 - Angela Tran Year 12 - Ali Al - Salem

FOOD STUDIES Year 11 - Angela Tran Year 12 - Aaron Butler

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Year 11 - Jesse Haranas Year 12 - Charlotte Adrichem PSYCHOLOGY Year 11 - Ayaan Muhammad Year 12 - Eliza Reeves

GENERAL MATHEMATICS Year 11 - Angela Tran Year 12 - Anhad Singh & Imad Wardak

HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Year 11 - Jesse Haranas Year 12 - Eliza Reeves

VCE VM NUMERACY Year 11 - Aiden Jolly Year 12 - Talia Anderson

MODERN HISTORY Year 11 - Mason Mercuri

VCE VM LITERACY Year 11 - Jye Peterson Year 12 - Daphne Adams

LEGAL STUDIES Year 11 - Ayaan Muhammad Year 12 - Karim Taleb

VCE VM PDS Year 11 - Jye Peterson Year 12 - Talia Anderson

MATHEMATICAL METHODS Year 11 - Anhad Singh Year 12 - Aaron Butler

VCE VM WRS Year 11 - Aiden Jolly Year 12 - Daphne Adams

APPLIED COMPUTING Year 11 - Anhad Singh

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COLLEGE AWARDS

School Sports Victoria Award

Selena Gatto

AMPOL - All Rounder Award

Charlotte Adrichem

Kwong Lee Dow - Young Scholars Program

Hasti Kamran

VET Excellence

Jye Peterson Jesse Haranas

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Valedictorian is the academic title conferred upon the highest ranked student among those graduating from an educational institution, typically based upon the highest grade point average.

YEAR 6 VALEDICTORIAN

Tri Thanh Luong

YEAR 12 VALEDICTORIAN

Eliza Reeves

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SCHOOL CAPTAINS

Primary Captains

Jerusha Lijo Lachlan McCoid Kenzi Elder Maneel Randhawa

Secondary Captains

Anhad Singh Aiden Jolly Zaf Petalotis Hasti Kamran

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STAFF AWARDS

5 Year Service Awards

Sarah Comito Tanya Freeth Dana Potocnik

Dylan Ross Dale Saliba

10 Year Service Awards

Liam Brooke Lesley Johnson Jess Mackenzie Belinda Pattison

15 Year Service Awards

Leah Georgiadis Brooke Stiglic

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Lakes South Morang College thanks each and every business and service invested in supporting our staff and students in their ongoing success.

DJM Property Maintenance

Campion Education

Northshore Coaching College

Woods Furniture

Micucci Electrical Services

Huddle

Kilkenny Bros Plumbing

Primary Campus

Secondary Campus

275 Gordons Road, South Morang 3752

80 Jardier Terrace, South Morang 3752

03 9404 9000

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