Congratulations to the students listed below who each received an award at the Glenorchy City Council Safer Communities Young People Awards. It was an absolute pleasure to support these students and their families on Tuesday 22nd October when they were presented with their awards.   Listed below are the citations written on each students award certificate and read out by the Mayor of Glenorchy.

Anna Tran- Grade 1

For demonstrating through her actions a positive contribution to her local community.

At school, Anna is a kind, caring and responsible role model to her peers. Anna

thrives when working as part of a team, and is thoughtful and respectful of the ideas

of others. 

Billie Nelson- Grade 2

Billie is a vibrant and positive member of our class.  She has a kind and caring soul

that sees her consistently demonstrate the Holy Rosary School values both inside

and outside of the classroom.  When there is something that needs to be done, Billie

is the first to offer a hand and this makes her a very deserving recipient of this

award.

Zoe Clarkson-Grade 3

Zoe Clarkson is a caring and vibrant member of our class.  Zoe shows compassion

and concern for others at all times. She demonstrates the community values

supported by Holy Rosary particularly respect for her teachers, peers, and self.  Zoe

is a deserving recipient of this award.

Cillian Cullen-Grade 4

Cillian continues to uphold the Holy Rosary values both in the classroom and within

the school community.  He takes on an active role within St Bernard’s Parish,

participating in school and community masses regularly.  Cillian is a valuable

member of Grade Four who exhibits a positive outlook and attitude at all times.

Lily Klap-Grade 5 

Lily is a driven, compassionate and respectful individual. She demonstrates passion

and modesty beyond her years, and is a positive role model to all members of our

school community. Her thoughtful nature permeates every interaction she has,

extending to the local Claremont community. She is an active Girl Guide, and

regularly engages in activities to support, assist and promote the local area.

Makenna Patmore- Grade 6

Makenna Patmore is the type of person who is always looking for ways to be

involved in community work where she can offer her skills to the benefit of others.  Of

special mention this year, Makenna has created gifts for residents at Bupa Aged

Care in South Hobart. Makenna is willing to take on any role that involves

assistance to others, be they students or adults. She is patient and kind, showing a

positive attitude towards all activities undertaken at school. On Carnival days she

leads by example; helping younger children whenever possible. Her attitude and

approach towards school is one of a fair go for all and to offer help where and when

it is needed.