Primary Encouragement and Year 12 Citizenship awards.
Primary awardees chosen by their school receive financial assistance of $500 is awarded to the student to provide encouragement and assistance in the move from primary to secondary schooling. A cheque is sent to their nominated secondary college towards the costs of school and book fees.
Primary awardees chosen by their school receive financial assistance of $500 is awarded to the student to provide encouragement and assistance in the move from primary to secondary schooling. A cheque is sent to their nominated secondary college towards the costs of school and book fees.
VCE Citizenship awardees received a framed Certificate and a time piece.
VCE Awardees
Hattie Langley
Hattie is a highly approachability person who has always represented the college values, Respect, Personal Best and Integrity, which made her an excellent choice as the 2024 Alexandra Secondary College School Captain.
Hattie is a highly approachability person who has always represented the college values, Respect, Personal Best and Integrity, which made her an excellent choice as the 2024 Alexandra Secondary College School Captain.
Hattie received the Principals Award for most Personal Bests in her Year Level in 2023, 2022, 2021 and 2020.
She is a person who looked for opportunities beyond the classroom. She was a member of the College’s and Rubicon Outdoor School’s Year 11 Leadership Program last year and starred in 3 School Productions. She also attended the state YLEAD conference last January with a group of ASC Year 12s.
She was a Year 12 Committee member and a significant contributor in organising a very successful 2024 School Social for all ASC students.
Hattie is also a community person who has volunteered at events like the Easter Art Show and the Murrindindi Shire “Volunteer Awards”.
Hattie is an outstanding person in all respects.
Ethan Hodge
Ethan is a great person with a genuine sense of community and volunteering.
Ethan is a great person with a genuine sense of community and volunteering.
As early as Year 7 and 8 he would frequently help the Eildon Primary School, his old primary school, planning events and helping to run them.
In the Eildon Community he helps at the twilight markets and with Eildon Lions club.
He assists at the Eildon Op Shop. The Murrindindi Cycle Club also benefits from Ethan’s giving spirit where he helps building and maintaining trails for the Eildon Mountain Bike Park.
He represented VCE student voice at the College Open Night this year and spoke eloquently, informing and encouraging the new students and families to the VCE pathway.
Ethan has strong leadership skills. He was a member of the College’s Yr 11 Leadership Program that partners with Rubicon Outdoor School. He attended the state YLEAD conference last January and was accepted into the International YLead program in NZ.
Mr Nigel E Lyttle BSc, Dip.Ed
Principal
Alexandra Secondary College
