ST MARTINS LUTHERAN COLLEGE SCHOOL NEWSL ETTER

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1 ST MARTINS LUTHERAN COLLEGE SCHOOL NEWSL ETTER THURSDAY 31ST AUGUST 2017 Website: I office@stmartins.sa.edu.au Principal: Mrs Dianne Eckermann A message from the Head of Primary Exciting News. As you may recall Brenda May and I did a fleeting trip to Northern Sumatra, Indonesia earlier this year with staff from other Lutheran Schools. The aim was to visit schools there to get a feel for the idea of setting up a partnership for service learning. I am pleased to announce that this week we have confirmed a partnership with a primary school in Pematangsiantar, which I guess is a suburb of the larger city Siantar, approximately 3.5 hours from Medan. The Primary school has 153 students from Year 1-6, as well as a small Kindy Room onsite. Early next term Brenda and I will return to the school to make future plans to strengthen our partnership. Following that we will invite Principal Purida Manurung and her English speaking teacher to come visit St Martins, hopefully around April next year, and then the real exciting part is planning to take a group of students and staff to Indonesia probably around September/ next year, spending 1 week in the school. I imagine the trip will be approximately 7 days in total, including the travel. The purpose of our trip next term is to plan transportation and accommodation within the area, get to know the school and the city, as well as sort an extra curricula program for the students and staff when they visit next year. We are also aiming for this service trip to be affordable for a larger group of students and we are certainly open to some parents attending also. Serving is such a rewarding experience, and in this case there is a worldly experience involved also. Please find some pictures of the school, children and staff below. Robyn Teakle 3 St Martins Drive Mount Gambier Follow us on Facebook at: t: (08)

2 Page 2 BOOK WEEK EXCURSION During Book Week Foundation students went to the Mount Gambier Public Library. Our classes explored the Library and then escaped to Africa. We entered a special African themed room, watched a clip about children in Africa and read a story called The Patchwork Bike. Students then created their own bikes using the materials provided. Look at the bikes our students made below. IMPORTANT DATES: 1/9 TRIMESTER 2 FINISHES 4/9 TRIMESTER 3 BEGINS 6/9 SCIENCE DOUBLE HELIX 3:30PM 4:30PM 8/9 MUSIC IS FUN 1:40PM 3:15PM 8/9 PREMIERS READING CHALLENEGE ENDS 11/9 FINAL NET SET GO 3:30PM 4:30PM 12/9 BUMP IN AT THE SIR ROBERT HELPMAN THEATRE (YEAR 6 MUSICAL) 14/9 YEAR 6 MUSICAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE 10:30AM 15/9 YEAR 6 MUSICAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE 10:30AM 15/9 YEAR 6 MUSICAL MAIN PERFORMANCE 7:00PM 15/9 16/9 VETAMORPHUS RETREAT 3 15/9 YEAR 9 & 10 FINAL SUBJECT SELECTION DUE STUDENT INTENTION FORMS During this term we will be preparing staffing and the budget for next year. It is very helpful if we can have the most up to date information on student numbers for To get this information, Student Intention Forms have been distributed across the College. Please help us by filling in and returning the form as soon as possible. Spare forms can be found at the Front Office or on the School Stream App.

3 Page 3 LIBRARY LINKS SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR Thank you to all the families who supported our pre Book Week Book Fair. We very much appreciate your kind donations and thank you for giving us the opportunity to fill our Library shelves with current titles. BOOK WEEK The Book Week finale with the Dress-Up Parade was outstanding once again. Thank you to all the parents for helping your child escape into a costume of their desire. Thank you also to all the staff and students doing the behind the scene tasks - music, compering, judging, photography, organising furniture and prizes. On the topic of prizes, congratulations must go to the following students for their excellent creativity in their costumes. Foundation - Gordy F, Maria H, Eva B and Austin D Year 1 - Ruby L, Clancy N, Lilly G and Lenny T Year 2 - Lucy D, Henry S, Sammy E and Keziah E Year 3 - Katie K, and William M, Ezekiel C and Kianna G Year 4 - Charlie F, Daisy S, Lauren A and Christopher MM Year 5 - Joshua M, Annabelle MM, Logan G and Eden S Year 6 - Lenny F, Hannah McD, Wade B and Bridie McP Library classes have been very busy with activities and creating displays for Book Week. These displays will be up until the end of this term. We invite parents/caregivers and families to come and have a look - enter through the snowy land of Narnia, go on an adventure on the Magic School Bus, help catch the snails in our Patch from Scratch Garden, escape into time in Dr Who s Time Box, re-visit the wonderful world of Oz...you may even find a pair of Dorothy s red shoes to dance under the rainbow, and, look out for Chip the Seagull flying around. Pop in with your children after school for a browse through. Book Club, Issue #6 have been distributed. Closing date is next Thursday 7th September. If you wish your item to be a surprise, please forward a contact number (via kblock@stmartins.sa.edu.au) for pick up details, especially those processing orders through the LOOP. Thank you, Karin Block For more Book Week Pictures, visit the College Facebook Page!

4 Page 4 INSTRUMENTAL EISTEDDFODS A large contingent of SMLC Music students recently competed in the Mount Gambier Music Eisteddfods. We had an unprecedented number of entrants in nearly every session this year; brass, woodwind and piano players featured heavily, with many students placing 1st, 2nd or 3rd in their section. Many of our students also worked together to present duets and trios with great success. For individual results, see Page 13 of the Newsletter. Special mention should be made of Annabelle Mossford MacGregor who was awarded the Lions Club Under 12 Encouragement trophy as well as the Under 12 Young Performers Scholarship for her piano playing. Results for our Junior Ensembles were as follows: Beginner Band (upper primary large ensemble) 3rd Step2Band (upper primary small ensemble) 1st Brass group (upper primary ensemble matching genre of instruments) 1st Woodwind group (upper primary ensemble matching genre of instruments) 2nd We are very proud of all our SMLC young instrumentalists and are looking forward to their continued success in BEGINNER BAND NIGHT Last week our beginner band students performed in front of a very enthusiastic group of parents and friends. The end result was a highly enjoyable and entertaining evening with a bunch of budding maestros.

5 Page 5 SSSSA MIXED HOCKEY FINALS IN ADELAIDE THE BUS DRIVER S PERSPECTIVE With late notice I was asked to drive the bus for the Mixed Hockey students and Miss Lennon to attend the Secondary School Sports of SA Mixed Hockey Finals in Adelaide. I am always keen to help out in whatever way I can, so I jumped at the opportunity, even though I had no real understanding of how good our students were. On game day I drove to the pitch with no real expectation of what was to follow. Our first game was against Concordia College. The students warmed up and practiced some short corner plays before the game. The Concordia team looked well-drilled, and won 4-1. Our team showed good promise, and the goal came on the back of some strong team-work. Our second game quickly followed the first. From our experience with Concordia, we knew that the game against Clare would determine if we would finish 2 nd or 3 rd in our Pool. In the first half, our students peppered the goals without being able to put the score on the board. Finally we were able to put the finishing touch on a couple of plays and ran out winners 2-0. Again, it was a very strong defensive effort ably led by our goal-keepers, Chelsea and Jaylob. After the lunch break it was time for the Semi-Final against the team that topped the other Pool, Pembroke High. If the students were nervous, they were keeping it well in check. This game would determine if they would play in the Grand Final or not. The students played very well defensively for most of the game, stopping many attacking forays and foiling short corners. In the last 2 minutes of the game a counter-attack proved effective with the ball shooting past Pembroke s keeper for the winning goal. We tensely watched the remaining minutes from the sidelines as each attack was repulsed, but the final score remained 1-0. The Grand Final was a repeat of our first pool match where we matched up against Concordia. In the end, we were beaten 5-1, but the game was played in a good spirit, and the students could hold their head high after a fine effort on finishing the Tournament as Runners Up. Special thanks must go to Miss Lennon who coached and organised the substitutions in such a way that we always had at least 5 male and female students on the pitch at all times. The team consisted of: Chelsea Meulders (Goalkeeper), Nicole Moran, Jade Delaney, Neave Delaney, Emily Tully, Caitlin Tully, Agnes Doyle, Jaylob Lobley (Goalkeeper), Hugh Berry, Aiden Pallant, Joe Dow, David Dow, Toby Maddern, Harry Maddern, and Matt Becroft. Congratulations to the SSSSA Mixed Hockey Runners Up, Jason Buckland

6 Page 6 SECONDARY CHINESE Last week the Year 9 Chinese class had the opportunity to do some cooking. We got into 3 groups and cooked 3 different Chinese dishes. One of the dishes was Steam Chicken Buns, made by Hannah, Lucy and Maddison. Cooking this dish was a very long process. We had to make the dough the day before in order to have enough time to let it rise and make the filling on the day, putting it all together. Steaming the buns took a bit longer than expected but other than that, it all went smoothly. In the end, it looked and tasted delicious, as did all the other dishes prepared. The second dish was Pork and Wombok Dumplings. These were made by Brady, Royden, Francois and Lachlan, with some help from Stella. Everyone enjoyed wrapping the dumplings, which we fried and boiled. The last dish was General Tso s Chicken, made by Sophie, Aria and Lianne. It was fun and easy to cook and it turned out delicious. We worked well within their teams, with everyone having their own jobs to do. It was a great learning experience for students to learn how to cook some simple Chinese dishes, as well as using chopsticks. I really enjoyed making the Chinese dumplings and I would love to do it again Lachlan Smith. INDIAN FEAST During the week Year 9 Food and Nutrition students selected, prepared and made Indian food as part of their unit on Indian Culture and Food. Students made naan bread, butter chicken, kofta, samosas, vegetable chapatti and sweet mango lassi to drink.

7 Page 7 FESTIVAL CHOIR SAVE THE DATE Attention Festival Choir Members and Parents! 2017 Concert Series Save the Date Helpmann Concert Date: Tuesday 24th Concert will begin at 7:00pm and conclude at 9:00pm Where: Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre Ticketing information will be out towards the end of Term 3. More details to follow. STUDENT ABSENCES AT SMLC To assist SMLC staff better understand student absences please use one of these following ways to inform the College if your child is going to be away: *Contact the school prior to 9:30am by phoning * details to absent@stmartins.sa.edu.au *Or simply fill out the Absentee Form on School Stream. Absentee Forms can be found on School Stream under the heading Attendance. Simply fill out the form and press submit. Our new attendance system requires administration staff to enter information in regards to students absences, that then flows onto the teacher rolls to inform them of the students whereabouts. Your compliance in regards to this is greatly appreciated. If students are arriving late or leaving early they must have a valid written reason and ensure that they sign in and out in the Front Office (primary students) or the Ark Office (secondary students). Students having extended absences longer than 4 days for family holidays are required to have the Exemption form completed and signed by the Principal. These are available at the Front Office or via the link on School Stream. To see the full Attendance Policy please click here. RELIEF TEACHERS WANTED We re seeking more relief teachers to add to our register, qualified within both Primary and Secondary settings. Resume and current Teachers Registration Certificate are required; copies can be handed into the Front Office directly, or by ing office@stmartins.sa.edu.au. Many thanks. PREMIER'S READING CHALLENGE 2017 The PRC finishes on the FRIDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER. Any students who are participating and haven't completed their forms or brought them into the Library, please do so by Friday 8th of September so Mrs Schutz can enter and send off the data. Medal/certificates will be presented to students in Term 4 as well as the lucky book draw for each year level. WELL DONE and CONGRATULATIONS TO Mr Bond and 5B for the whole class completing their Reading Challenge as well as quite a few students completing numerous sheets; some up to sheets. With our Jack and the Beanstalk Reading Display- Jack has climbed up the beanstalk with 2,916 books read. We have 300 books to go for Jack to reach the castle. Let's see if he can make it next week! Thankyou for everyone's support and encouragement. Any queries please contact me in the Library. Leonie Schutz. PRIMARY SRC FOOD OFFERING The Primary SRC are holding a food offering for the Salvation Army and Mount Gambier Food Bank tomorrow at Worship. Instead of a coin donation, we would like for students to bring non-perishable food items, toiletries, consumable kitchen items to help those in need. Please leave your donations in your class for SRC members to collect tomorrow. With Thanks, Primary SRC SCIENCE HELIX CLUB Paper Capers - Learn about the science behind paper, and do some fun paper activities When: Wednesday Week 7, 6th of September 3:30pm 4:30 pm Where: FD classroom Limited places are available. Please bring a gold coin donation. RSVP is essential to tshaughnessy@stmartins.sa.edu.au Like us on Facebook! SCHOOL STREAM UPDATE Recently our survey on School Stream gave us the following feedback which allows us to make changes to make it more user friendly Would be good to be able to put multiple children on the absentee/late arrival form- instead of doing each child individually. Yes we can do that, we will update the form to add up to 4 children! We want to be able to make it specific to my child's classes only Yes we will regularly update the app to show each classroom FG, FD, 1C etc. I would like notifications every time something is updated on the app. Notifications will be sent each time an article is published. If you would like to opt out of the notifications for certain classes or group, please go to the home screen then slide right and tap Setup Groups (pictured). School Stream is our way of getting information to you in an easy and cost effective way that allows you to receive information directly from the Front Office instantly. Our hope is to in future use the School Stream App to replace all paper notes and consent forms from within the College. We hope you ll download the App and let us know what you think!

8 Page 8 BRICKGAMBIER EMPAK HOMES BrickGambier 2017 is a LEGO Fan event where LEGO enthusiasts, young and old have the opportunity to share their Lego creations with the general public. BrickGambier is being held here at St Martins Lutheran College at the end of this term, Week 10, on Saturday 30th of September and Sunday 1st of. We are running our own LEGO building competition within the College, where the winners selected will be displayed within the BrickGambier event, with the opportunity to compete against other participating primary schools within the region. The event is presented by Brickalation, with the assistance of sponsors, with all proceeds going to Wet Noses Animal Rescue, based in Mount Gambier (more event details on the poster above). Due to the involvement of the Wet Noses Animal Rescue, the theme for student s entries is animals. Students can create a new animal or monster, a model of their pet, a house for their pet, a vehicle to transport their pet, even a rocket ship to take their pet to the moon. The possibilities are endless! The following are the rules and regulations for the event: Three different age categories: Foundation and Year 1 Year 2 to Year 4 Year 5 to Year 7 Students need to use their own LEGO to build their creation All entries must be completed by a student and not built by an adult All entries use only LEGO parts Entries cannot be an official LEGO set All entries must be an original creation in line with the theme There is no size limit, however, be aware the bigger creations are more likely to break From Monday 18th of September (Week 8) we will be receiving entries for BrickGambier. Please take your entries to the College Library where they will be displayed in the Open Access Room until judging takes place. Start brainstorming the possibilities for your chance to go in the running to win Champion Builder within your selected age category at BrickGambier! If you have any further questions, please see Mrs Elliott.

9 Page 9 SMOSHC VACATION CARE PROGRAM OCTOBER 2017 Welcome to the SMOSHC Vacation Care program for the upcoming School Holidays. Opening hours: 8:00am to 6:00pm Morning Session: 8:00am to 1:00pm Afternoon Session: 1:00pm to 6:00pm Please book as soon as possible; preferably by Friday, 22 nd September We cannot guarantee a place after this date as sometimes sessions are booked out, and, we need to arrange staff and resources. To make a booking or ask any questions please call Mardi on Morning and afternoon tea is provided. Children will need to bring along their own lunch, some snacks and a drink bottle. As it is Sun Smart season, a broad brimmed hat is essential to play outside. Important notes We do have facilities for children to heat up their lunch (under supervision). For safety reasons if your child is to bring 2 minute noodles, please make sure they are in a noodle cup for easy preparation. Children may bring bikes, scooters and skateboards however correct safety gear is required. Unfortunately there is no sharing of bikes, scooters, skateboards or helmets. Children may bring ipods or ipads to use at various times of the day. Please note, we hold no responsibility if they are lost or damaged. Please ensure devices are charged as we have limited capacity to charge electronics. Mobile phones are not required. Children can be contacted via the SMOSHC mobile phone. Cancellations If your child is unable to attend on a date booked please notify SMOSHC as soon as possible, as this may allow another child access if there is a waiting list. If we are not notified of changes to your bookings, or your child does not attend, we do need to charge a cancellation fee, as staffing and resources are based upon our bookings. Accounts SMOSHC accounts can now be collected from the SMOSHC room for your convenience. Please see Mardi if you have any questions or queries regarding your account. Thank you Monday 2 nd Tuesday 3 rd VACATION CARE PROGRAM OCTOBER 2017 Week 1 Wednesday 4 th Thursday 5 th Friday 6 th Public Holiday Labour Day Painting & Craft Day Let s decorate the SMOSHC room with spring inspired craft. SMOSHC has Talent Day What is your talent?.rehearse and refine your act in the morning; showcase your talent in the afternoon, on the big stage! Dinosaur Day A day full of Dinosaur activities, movies and crafts have a try at Tricera-toss & pin the tail on the dinosaur. Magic Day Dress up and bring your magic skills and charm to SMOSHC. How many friends can you trick? Monday 9 th Tuesday 10 th Week 2 Wednesday 11 th Thursday 12 th Friday 13 th Baking Day What type of muffins will we make for afternoon tea? Fruit Chocolate Or Savoury? Paper Plane Day Making paper planes and hoop gliders. Which plane will be the fastest? How far will it fly? All things Rock! Making pet rocks, painted rocks, and rock sculptures. Minute to Win it Day How many crazy tasks can you complete in a minute? Pyjama & Movie Day Wear your PJ s for a relaxed day of watching movies on the Big Screen. Bring a blanket, teddy & pillow!

10 Page 10 VACATION CARE PROGRAM OCTOBER 2017 CONTINUED... Week 1, Term 4 School Days Monday 16 th Oct Thursday 19 th Oct Student Free Day Friday 20 th 2017 Pop stick Creations What can you create with pop sticks? SMOSHC VACATION CARE BOOKING FORM OCTOBER 2017 Tick the required days and sessions of care, to indicate your vacation care/student free day requirements. Please complete, sign and return to SMOSHC, or the office, by Friday, 22 nd September Parent/s Name:..Phone: (Wk).. (Mob). Comments: Signature:. Date:.. Children s Names: S c h o o l Monday 2 nd Labour Day Public Holiday Tuesday 3 rd Wednesday 4 th Thursday 5 th Friday 6 th H o l i d a y s T e r m Monday 9 th Monday 16 th School Day Tuesday 10 th Tuesday 17 th School Day Wednesday 11 th Wednesday 18 th School Day Thursday 12 th Thursday 19 th School Day Friday 13 th Friday 20 th 4

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12 TERM WK Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 4 14/8 World of Math's Workshops F-9 Science Week Future Earth 15/8 World of Maths Workshops F-9 Basketball Carnival Yr 4/5 16/8 P & F Meeting 1:30pm Library Complex Dads Science Night 6:00pm 7:00pm Eisteddfod (Instrumental) 17/8 18/8 Regional Golf Day (Naracoorte) Last day of Scholastic Book Fair Science Week Activity 19/8 20/8 5 21/8 Book Week: Escape to Everywhere House Day 22/8 School Photo Day 23/8 School Photo Day Beginner Band Concert 5:30pm 24/8 25/8 Regional Basketball Day (Mount Gambier) Book Wk Parade 9:30am (Gym) 26/8 27/8 6 28/8 Musical Mania Week Vocal Showcase Week Yr 11/12 initial subject selection due 29/8 Boandik Buddies Secondary Parent Teacher Interviews & Year 10 SACE Info Night 7:00pm 7:30pm 30/8 Scholastic Book Fair Begins Yr 11AO Party Prog AMEB (Music) Exams 3:45pm 5:00pm 31/8 State Golf Finals (Adelaide) Year 11 UniSA Stem Girls Adelaide 1/9 Trimester 2 finishes 2/9 3/9 7 4/9 Trimester 3 begins 5/9 6/9 Double Helix 7/9 8/9 Music is Fun F-7 1:40pm 3:15pm Premier s Reading Challenge Ends 9/9 10/9 8 11/9 Final Net Set Go 3:30pm 4:30pm 12/9 Year 6 Bump in at Sir Robert Helpmann 13/9 Scholastic Book Fair Ends Flinders Yr12 Uni Test 3:30pm 14/9 Year 6 Musical 10:30am Primary Buddies 2:30pm 3:30pm 15/9 Year 6 Musical 10:30am and 7:00pm Vetamorphus Retreat 3 Yr 9/10 final selection due 16/9 17/9 9 18/9 10/11 & 11/12 Course Counselling 19/9 Boandik Buddies 10/11 & 11/12 Course Counselling 20/9 P & F Meeting 1:30pm Library Complex 21/9 State Basketball Finals (ADL) Year 3 Camp Robe 22/9 11/12 final subject selection due 23/9 24/ /9 State Athletics Championships (ADL) 26/9 Instrumental Concert 27/9 4H Camp- Monarto Senior School Captains Elections 28/9 29/9 House Day Last Day of Term 2:15pm Dismissal 30/9 School Holidays! 1/10 P & F NEWS Woolworths Earn & Learn 2017 This year we will be participating again in the Woolworths Earn & Learn program. Through this program we are able to get new educational resources for our College and all we need you to do is shop for your groceries at Woolworths. From Wednesday 26th July to Tuesday 19th September or while stock lasts, we are collecting Woolworths Earn & Learn Stickers. You will get one Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker for every $10 spent (excluding liquor, tobacco and gift cards). Place the Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker onto a Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker Sheet and when it s complete, the Sticker Sheet can be dropped into the Collection Box here at College or at your local Woolworths. At the end of the promotion, we ll be able to get some great new Equipment, from maths and science resources to sport, art and craft supplies. If you d like to know more visit: woolworths.com.au/ earnandlearn.

13 Brass and Wind Under 8 years Brass Own Choice Solo, 1st: Gordon Farrugia Under 10 years Brass Own Choice Solo, 3rd: Hector Farrugia Open Beginner Brass Classical Solo, 1st: Sarah Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Brass Own Choice Duet, Trio or Quartet, 2nd: Lenny Fox & Luke Stubberfield, 3rd: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor & Katelyn Bowering Open Beginner Brass Own Choice Duet, Trio or Quartet, 1st: Christopher Mossford MacGregor & Sarah Mossford MacGregor Under 8 years Brass Jazz Or Blues Solo, 1st: Hudson Croser Under 10 years Brass Classical Solo, 1st: Christopher Mossford MacGregor Under 10 years Brass Jazz Or Blues Solo, 1st: Christopher Mossford MacGregor Under 8 years Brass Modern/Popular Music Solo, 1st: Hudson Croser Under 10 years Brass Modern/Popular Music Solo, 1st: Christopher Mossford MacGregor Under 10 years Woodwind Own Choice Solo, 1st: Eleanor Doyle 2nd : Hudson Bright, 3rd: Jena Jagger Under 12 years Woodwind Own Choice Solo, 2nd: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Woodwind Own Choice Duet, Trio or Quartet,1st: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor & Maddison Stafford, 2nd: Hudson Bright, Jena Jagger & Lilly Walker, 3rd: Abbey Pfeiffer, Alyssa Hubber & Eleanor Doyle Drums Under 12 years Percussion - Drum Kit Solo, 1st: Lucy Savage Under 16 years Percussion - Drum Kit Solo, 3rd: Ruben Van Eeden Piano Under 8 years Piano Classical Solo, 3rd: Hannah Duffett Under 8 years Piano Work by an Australian composer Solo, 2nd: Hannah Duffett, 3rd: Sophie Meier Under 10 years Piano Own Choice Solo, 2nd: Jena Jagger Under 10 years Piano Classical Solo HM: Emily Meier Under 10 years Piano Work by an Australian composer Solo, 2nd: Christopher Mossford MacGregor, 3rd: Jena Jagger Under 10 years Piano Original Composition Solo, 1st: Christopher Mossford MacGregor, 2nd: Chloe Gleed Under 10 years Piano Own Choice Duet, Trio or Quartet, 2nd: Chloe Gleed & Jena Jagger, 3rd: Miyuki Owen & Sophie Meier, HM: Charles Fulton & Emily Meier Under 10 years Piano Modern/Popular Music Solo, 1st: Christopher Mossford Macgregor Under 10 years Piano Jazz or Blues Solo, 2nd: Christopher Mossford MacGregor, 3rd: Charles Fulton Under 12 years Piano Own Choice Solo, 1st: Hiroki Owen, 2nd: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Piano Classical Solo, 1st: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Piano Work by an Australian composer Solo 1st: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor, 2nd: Hiroki Owen Under 12 years Piano Jazz or Blues Solo, 1st : Hiroki Owen, 2nd: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Piano Original Composition Solo 1st: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Piano Study/Etude Solo 1st: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Young Performers Scholarship Solo: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor Under 12 years Piano Own Choice Solo Novice, 2nd: Chloe Gleed Under 14 years Piano Own Choice Solo, 2nd: Maixence Williams Under 14 years Piano Jazz or Blues Solo, 2nd: Maixence Williams Under 14 years Piano Modern/Popular Music Solo 1st: Maixence Williams, 2nd: Ruben Van Eeden HM: Sophie Boston Open Intermediate Piano Own Choice Solo, 1st: Jackson Archibald Under 12 years Piano Own Choice Duet, Trio or Quartet: Annabelle Mossford MacGregor & Hiroki Owen Strings Under 8 years String Own Choice Solo, 1st: Ella Williams Vocals Under 8 years Any song from a Walt Disney Production Solo, 3rd: Ella Williams Under 8 years Own Choice Solo, 1st: Ella Williams Under 10 years Any song from a Walt Disney Production Solo, 1st: Tia Lawrie Under 10 years Own Choice Solo, 1st: Tia Lawrie Under 10 years Own Choice Solo Novice, 2nd: Daisy Stevens Under 12 years Any song from a Walt Disney Production Solo, 1st: Piper Chant Under 12 years Character Solo in Costume Solo, 2nd: Piper Chant Under 12 years Contemporary Popular Music Solo, 2nd: Piper Chant Under 12 years Own Choice Duo, Trio or Quartet, 2nd: Lucy Savage and Piper Chant Under 12 years Own Choice Solo, 1st: Piper Chant Under 14 years Any song by an Australian Composer Solo, 3rd: Maixence Williams Under 14 years Any song from a Walt Disney Production Solo, 2nd: Maixence Williams Under 14 years Character Solo in Costume Solo, 1st: Maixence Williams, 3rd: Flynn Harfull Under 14 years Contemporary Popular Music Solo, 3rd: Maixence Williams Under 14 years Humorous Solo: 1st, Maixence Williams Under 14 years Own Choice Solo, 2nd: Maixence Willaims Under 14 years Own Choice Solo Novice, 1st: Flynn Harfull, 2nd: Allyson Vinall Under 14 years Spiritual Solo, 1st: Maixence Williams Under 16 years Blues or Jazz Solo, 2nd: Maixence Willaims Under 16 years Contemporary Popular Music Solo HM: Chelsea Meulders Under 16 years Country Solo, 1st: Maixence Williams Under 16 years Modern Ballad Solo, 3rd: Lucy Pycroft Under 16 years Own Choice Solo Novice, 1st: Chelsea Meulders, 2nd: Samara Telford Under 18 years Character Solo in Costume Solo Restricted Scholarship, 1st: Maixence Williams

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