A Uniting Church coeducational independent day and boarding school on Kaurna Country, Adelaide, South Australia

Early Learning to Year 12

Student Achievements - Edition 2 - 2019

Congratulations to the following students on their achievements...

John Fretwell (Year 12 Dunstan) was awarded the Yankalilla District Council's Mayors Award 2019, for community service (specifically for his involvement for Normanville Surf Lifesaving Club), presented at the Yankalilla Council's Australia Day Ceremony. Congratulations John - an outstanding achievement!

Harriet Cox (Year 10 Carter) was selected in the 2019 Under 18 Metro South Australian Women’s State Team for Athletics. Joel Dyer (Year 12 Fricker) was selected for the reserves of the Under 18 Metro Men’s team. Congratulations Harriet and Joel!

Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Program

Congratulations to the following students on receiving their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

Lewis Brown (Year 10 Fereday)
Samuel Kennealy (Year 11 Kelly)
Lekiah Van Laarhoven (Year 10 Forder)
Riley Nixon-Burns (Year 11 Kelly)
James Phegan (Year 10 Forder)
Ruby Pike (Year 10 Forder)
Charlotte Reed (Year 10 Fereday)
Aidan Ross (Year 10 Clark)
Alfie Swallowe (Year 10 Clark)
Rohan Whitford (Year 11 Clark)
Zechariah Wicks (Year 10 Clark)
Jack Worrall (Year 11 Clark)

Congratulations to the following students on receiving their Silver Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

Jack Forrest (Year 11 Forder)
Zachary Hillam (Year 12 Fereday)
Flynn Hunt (Year 12 Kelly)
Aidan Ross (Year 10 Clark)
Lochlainn Skinner (Year 12 Clark)
Louis Tonkin (Year 12 Carter)
Alice Wyness (Year 11 Dunstan)

Chinese Star Writing Competition

This competition was held by Confucius Institute at the University of Adelaide, Embassy of China in Australia and Confucius Institute Headquarters in Beijing to provide a great opportunity for Chinese language learners to demonstrate their Chinese writing abilities. In 2018, this competition grew in size and was offered to all students in South Australia, Western Australia, the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory. It is one of the most competitive language related competitions in Australia. We had eight students enter the competition, and seven of them were third prize winners. Congratulations to all of the students who took part.

Cameron Chau (Year 9 Fricker)
Sasha Coorey (Year 9 Fricker)
Jade Cross (Year 9 Clark)
Caity England (Year 9 Clark)
Gracie Greenrod (Year 9 Fereday)
Jack Mckenzie (Year 9 Heaslip)
Anna Symonds (Year 9 Jeffries)
Kate Liptak (Year 9 Dunstan)

HSK Chinese Proficiency Test

In Term 4 last year, the Year 9 and 10 students who were learning Chinese participated the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK Test). This test is the only international recognised unified Chinese language proficiency test. Since 1991, it has been held in 15 countries and regions. It assesses non-native Chinese speakers' abilities in using the Chinese language in their daily, academic and professional lives. The students who get the HSK certificate can officially indicate their Chinese language skills in the world.

Congratulations to the following students who have passed the test and received their certificate.

Level 1 Certificates

Bradley Daniel (Year 11 Carter)
Lachlan Grigg (Year 10 Forder)
Corinna Lecons (Year 10 Forder)
Mitchell Lunn (Year 10 Jeffries)
Elizabeth Payne (Year 10 Jeffries)
Curtis Scott (Year 10 Dunstan)

Level 2 Certificates

Luisa Alemao (Year 11 Fricker)
Hamish Caudle (Year 11 Carter)
Isabella England (Year 11 Clark)
Ruby Liptak (Year 11 Dunstan)
Timothy Middleton (Year 11 Dunstan)
Amelia Munt (Year 11 Kelly)
Peta Nedelkos (Year 11 Carter)