Parkview Public School holds 2021 presentation event across three sessions

Abigail was named the 2021 dux of Parkview Public during the school's presentation event held before the end of term four.

Hosted in three separate events to comply with the Department Of Education's COVID protocols, students were acknowledged for excellence in scholastic, sporting, performing arts and leadership endeavours throughout 2021.

Principal Travis Irvin reflected on a challenging year that took the Parkview community on a rollercoaster of emotions, acknowledging the support of the broader community and dedicated staff in ensuring the learning and wellbeing of children at the school were continuously enhanced.

Significant awards were presented throughout the ceremonies, with the initiation of the Ezekiel Moore Memorial Award warmly received by the community, won in its inaugural year by George Lyons.

While Abigail received the highest academic honour, the school also recognised students in and out of the classroom.

The sportsperson of the year award was shared between year 5 students Xavier Chilko and Josephine Irvin.

Excellence in the performing arts was also acknowledged, with recipients of recognition including Xavier Sullivan and Jack Curry (instrumentalists of the year), Abigail picked up vocalist of the year and Abbey Holden excellence in dance.

The school also inducted its new leaders for 2022, with Xavier Chilko and Josephine Irvin inducted as school captains, while vice captains of the student body are Kaed Harvie and Arla Quigley.

Major awards:

Dux: Abigail Blacker.

Director of schools award: Cruze Dale.

Member for Murray community service award: Salvatore Alampi.

Janet Spittles character counts award: Bronte Boots.

Calvin Eisenhut spirited award: Xavier Sullivan.

Samanatha Weckert award: Gracie Daly.

Leeton Day VIEW Club award: Talia Mulloy.

Ezekiel Moore Memorial award: George Lyons.

Sportsperson of the award: Josephine Irvin and Xavier Chilko.

Junior sports award (Whymark family trophy): Jack Crowe.

Premier Sporting challenge medallist: Cruze Dale and Salvatore Alampi.

English awards

Stage one Alec Lashbrook, stage two Miah Weymouth, stage three Abigail Blacker.

Maths awards

Stage one Braxx Harvie, stage two Zoe White, stage three Salvatore Alampi.

History awards

Stage one Logan Smith, stage two Blake Heath, stage three Jonah Watson.

Geography awards

Stage one Jasper White, stage two, Jake Lashbrook, stage three Jed Longhurst.

Science and technology awards

Stage one Nate Watson, stage two Keira Hewson, stage three Braithe Ingram.

ICT awards

Stage one Pippa Quigley, stage two, Charlotte Collins, stage three Jack Curry.

Creative arts awards

Stage one Phoebe Crispe, stage two Ava Gilmour, stage three Isabella Mills.

PDHPE awards

Stage one Hudson Stevens, stage two Deegan Tiffin, stage three Miya De Necker.

Community spirit

Stage one Ali Zacharewicz, stage two Julius Ganderton, stage three Imogen Lang.

Excellence in the performing arts

Vocal Abigail Blacker, dance Abbey Holden, Mark Jennings Memorial instrumental award: Jack Curry and Xavier Sullivan.

Spelling bee champions

Stage one Jasper White, stage two Keira Hewson, stage three Jed Longhurst.

Ian Lucas public speaking awards

Stage one Ava Weymouth, stage two Miah Weymouth, stage three Josephine Irvin.

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