Year 12 Service, Leadership and All-Rounder Prizes 2011

There are 13 Year 12 prizes awarded each year for service, leadership and all round development and performance. Prizes are awarded against criteria and are decided upon by the Year 12 Coordinator in consultation with other staff members, including Head of Senior School and Dean of Studies.

The exceptions to this process are the Frank Hunter Prize, and The Prefects Prize for Effort and Application. The Frank Hunter Prize requires a nomination and a student vote. The Prefects Prize is decided upon by the Prefects.
Recipients of these prizes will be notified, along with their parents, to be presented with their Prize at one of the Assemblies in Term 3. This is an ideal opportunity to recognise Year 12 student achievement in the presence of the rest of the school.
More information about these prizes will be communicated through Pastoral Care Teachers or by approaching Mr Parker.

The Frank Hunter Prize is awarded to the student adjudged by his peers to have offered, through his leadership, the most positive contribution to the school, particularly to Year 12. This prize is open to all students in Year 12 except the school captain.



Students are invited to nominate candidates for this prize, from which the voting slips will be prepared. Each nomination must be signed by the nominee to indicate that he is prepared to accept the nomination.


A copy of last year’s winners, and the criteria for some awards are listed below for reference.

Careers Expo: Thursday August 4

Defence Force Recruiting

Defence Force Recruiting are hosting a group training activity at Momentum Technique City Fitness & Martial Arts Club in Light Square.


It will run on Saturday, 6th August from 1pm – 3pm for 20 year 12 students who have an interest in a part time role as an Army Reserve Rifleman and is limited to males.
The session will incorporate Thai boxing, Kick boxing, the beep test and various other group training activities.

As you can understand, there is only very limited positions available and first responses will be considered as priority. If you have any students who may be interested and are able to attend on that date, please forward me their details and I will confirm who will be invited to come along once I get final rsvp’s from a few other career advisors.

Any questions, please give me a call.

Kind Regards,
Daniella Rapuano

Career Promotions Coordinator

DEFENCE FORCE RECRUITING

Level 4, South Lobby, 191 Pulteney Street
Adelaide, South Australia
5000

Phone: (08) 8402 5633

Fax: (08) 8402 5699

Mobile: 0422 667 237

Email: drapuano@dfr.com.au

SACE end of year Examination Schedule

Bond University Scholarships

With more than 300 scholarships to Bond University available this year, students are being encouraged to assess which scholarship would be best for them and ensure their applications are submitted by the August 1 deadline.


Australia’s largest private, not-for-profit university provides tuition assistance across 12 categories of scholarships ranging from full to partial tuition cover and accommodation assistance. These include full-tuition Vice-Chancellor Scholarships, partial Faculty Deans’ Scholarships, full-fee Indigenous Scholarships and 50 per cent Corporate Scholarships that partner students with a Fortune 500 company.
As the deadline draws closer, we encourage you to notify your best and brightest students to apply online at https://apply.bond.edu.au. As part of their application, students will be required to provide a copy of their year 11 and midyear 12 schools reports, a summary of achievements and the details of their chosen referee such as their Principal or Vice-Principal. It is important that all references and documents are received by the August 1 deadline.

Visit www.bond.edu.au/scholarships for further information on all scholarships available or contact me on 07 5595 1067 or via email.