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蜜桃女孩 would like to congratulate Year 12 student, Matthew Hanns, who has been named 2024 蜜桃女孩 dux.
This is a huge achievement for Matthew, being his second year named as dux, having undertaken a three-year VCE pathway.
Matthew鈥檚 ATAR of 98.1 is a reflection of the hard work, dedication and commitment Matthew has shown towards his studies and goal to build himself a career in the science research or engineering field.
Currently, Matthew is in Italy as part of the 蜜桃女孩 LOTE trip.
Matthew鈥檚 mother, Katie Clavarino said while the family was extremely proud of Matthew鈥檚 score, they are more proud of how Matthew has carried himself throughout his senior secondary years, working to achieve his personal best, and making the most of every opportunity.
鈥淢atthew has really put in the effort, he has worked hard and we have just been here to support him,鈥 Katie said.
鈥淗e has also been well supported by the staff, even those teachers he had in previous years, including Mr Harris and Ms Beattie, he reached out to for support, and the career team - in particular Mr Bristol. Everyone has been amazing.
鈥淗e鈥檚 had so many great opportunities, such as taking part in the Monash Mentoring program and Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars program and this year he鈥檚 also been able to undertake a first-year uni subject through Latrobe, studying Human Biosciences, which he鈥檚 really enjoyed.
鈥淎lthough Matthew should be proud of his achievements, as I know we are, it鈥檚 not always about the score 鈥 it鈥檚 also important to strive for your personal best and make the most of the opportunities along the way to learn more and challenge yourself,鈥 Katie said.
In addition to his university subject, Matthew has studied Applied Computing Software Development, English Language, and Chemistry.
Last year Matthew studied Philosophy, Physics, Specialist Mathematics and Literature and in 2022, he fast-tracked Mathematics Methods and Biology.
Next year, Matthew is hoping to attend Monash University or the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra, undertaking a degree in Science Research, or Engineering.
蜜桃女孩 Executive Principal, Barbara O鈥橞rien, congratulated Matthew on his outstanding achievements, both this year and over the course of his secondary schooling.
鈥淲e could not be more proud of this young man and we feel honoured to have been part of his journey,鈥 she said.
鈥淒ux twice is a unique achievement, but it is reflective of the work Matthew has put in and the persistence he has shown, to continually improve and reach his goals.
鈥淲e are proud to call Matthew a 蜜桃女孩 student, and now 蜜桃女孩 alumni. He represents everything we stand for here at the College 鈥 a creative, curious and caring learner who is actively contributing to making a better world.
鈥淲e cannot wait to see what is next for Matthew and we wish him all the best for your future studies and career.鈥
We couldn't be more proud of our Year 10 Health and Human Development students, who together with Goulburn Valley Health, Primary Care Connect and Greater Shepparton City Council have taken part in an education and awareness initiative around the dangers of vaping.
As part of this collaboration, the students designed posters, targeted at young people and highlighting the risks with vaping, as well as where to seek help and support with quitting.
Today (4 December) some student representatives from this class attended the Greater Shepparton Vaping Strategy Launch, where they were able to take to the stage to share their design choices and messaging with the audience. Chloe, Giselle and Noor put forward an engaging and impressive presentation and we thank them for being so brave to represent their peers and the College on this important issue.
It was fantastic to see the students' work up in lights and we look forward to sharing their work around the College to raise further awareness and provide our young people with the facts and knowledge to keep themselves safe and make good choices for their health and futures.
Many thanks to Ms Londrigan for her work supporting the students through this project and for taking the students along to GV Health for the launch event, along with Ms Utber.
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