Gympie schools celebrate their 2023 achievers
The 2023 school year has ended for students and teachers across the Gympie region, but the student leaders of 2024, and duxes of 2023, have much to celebrate.
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The commencement of a new school year in 2024 will usher in a fresh wave of young leaders in the Gympie region, each with unique goals and aspirations for the future, as schools across the region name their 2024 school captains and who took out the Dux title in 2023.
Join us in applauding students as they embark on their initial journey into leadership roles with a reflection of the achievements of the recent year.
All Gympie high schools were contacted for their 2023 highest achievers, and 2024 school captains.
Gympie region high school formals mega gallery guide for 2023
Cooloola Christian College Dux 2023
St Patrick’s College Gympie
Victory College high achievers 2023
Mary Valley College high achievers 2023, leaders of 2024
Primary school Captains: Harmony Skelton -Lenz and Zoe Booth
Secondary School Captains: Abigail Dean and Richard Reynolds
Bullets House Captains (Primary): Mya Juzeliunas and Martin Goodger
Bullets House Captain Secondary: Ella Soutar and Zara Green
Rattlers House Captain (Primary) : Myles Corcoran and Emily Long
Rattlers House Captain (Secondary): Bryson Cottom and Harmony Lamberton
Student Welfare Ambassador (Secondary): Zara Green and Libby Wall
Student Welfare Ambassador (Primary): Anika Harris and Jessica Robey
Library Monitor Jessica Robey (Primary)
Sustainability Ambassadors (Primary) Hannah Mae Bollendorff
Band/Instrumental Music Ambassador: Abigail Dean
Student Representative Council (Primary – Jaxson Brett)
Academic GOLD Award recipients :
Delilah Hansard – PREP Mia Everitt – Year 3
Lucy Ewart – Year 4 Tanika Howard – Year 10
Academic SILVER Award recipients:
PREP: Aurora Horne, Isobel Lake and Brooklyn Wells
Year 1: Max Corcoran
Year 2: Isla Bollendorff, Gwen Carlson, Hayleah Wilcox-Dibley and Arlo Everitt
Year 4 : Gregory O’Brien and Myles Corcoran
Year 5: Harmony Skelton -Lenz and Harrison Griffiths
Year 6: Joshua Bladin and Seth Talbot
Year 7: Indianna Ramsay and Kayla Morse-Unwin.
Year 8: Eden Cox-Newton
Year 10: Isla Marchingo
Tin Can Bay State School Dux 2023, school leaders 2024
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