More than 700 people packed into the Leeton High School MPC for the Parkview Public presentation evening in the final days of the 2018 school calendar to recognise those students who had enjoyed an exemplary year. 

Academic, cultural and sporting pursuits were all recognised on a night highlighted by performances from the school's senior dance ensemble and band, while the unveiling of a short film produced by Western Riverina Arts on the school's Wiradjuri Dance and another produced by teach.NSW on the school in general were well received by the large crowd.

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Principal Travis Irvin reflected on what was a huge year for the school, which included on-going improvement in relation to NAPLAN results and trend data, impressive development of students capacity in all areas of the curriculum and outstanding support from the community for the various programs the school runs. 

Raith Henman was acknowledged for a fine academic year being awarded the dux of the school, while Tamika Rourke was presented with the Directors Award by director of educational leadership Troy Mott and Sarah Elliott received the Austin Evans Member for Murray Community Service Award.  

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