Deni North Dux and Brian Hopper Award winner Fletcher Campion.
Fletcher Campion has been named Dux of Deniliquin North Public School this year, because of his ‘‘overall outstanding academic results’’.
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Fletcher ranked first overall in English —including first in speaking and listening —and first overall in mathematics, and was equal first in science.
He also scored highly in all other subjects.
‘‘Fletcher is a particularly bright, capable and competitive student with a broad general knowledge,’’ the school said.
‘‘He applies himself to all he does and is a worthy winner of this award.’’
Fletcher was one of several students to receive academic awards as part of the annual presentation ceremony, with class awards and sports awards also presented.
A new award presented as part of the ceremony this year was the Marg Fisher Environment Award.
The inaugural award is donated by Deniliquin North Public School, in recognition of the tremendous contribution made to Deni North by Marg Fisher.
It was awarded to Rory Smith for his contribution to the boys’ fishing club, and ensuring the enjoyment and involvement of all participants.
Other results are as follows:
Academic awards
Junior Primary Improvement Awards –
Millie Smith and Rory Clancy, for excellent improvement in all areas.
Junior Quiet Achiever – Ivy Murray, for consistently producing work of a high standard.
Junior Primary Excellence – Ethan Baker, for outstanding academic achievement in all areas. Ethan works beyond Year 4 level in most subject areas and came first in maths, English and science.
Creative and Practical Arts Award – Sid Clancy (junior award), for excellent achievement in drama and visual arts including thinking creatively about a wide area of topics and solutions to problems; Kiara Clancy (senior award), for excellence and outstanding achievement in visual arts.
Creative Arts Award – Jahsyah Slade (junior); Tessa Suckling (senior).
Junior Citizenship Award – Tom Bull, for being a helpful and considerate student who considers the needs of others.
Mathematics Achievement Award –
Harry Bull, who has excellent reasoning skills and can accurately solve challenging Mathematical problems.
Student Representative Award – Fletcher Campion, for being an excellent role model for others, and being helpful and consider-ate of his peers. Fletcher uses his initiative around the school and has been an excellent captain in 2021.
Outstanding Endeavour Award – Ellie Gavel.
Indigenous Encouragement Award – Elleah Baxter Jukes, for her consistent application and achievement in English.
Student Leadership Award – Charlie McCallum.
Best Effort in Senior Primary – Addison Mutch, for diligent application across all areas and for consistently producing out-standing bookwork.
Hard Work and Dedication Award – Pippa Wilson.
Diligence in All Areas – Megan Lawson.
Science and Technology Award – Max-well Murray.
Academic Improvement in Senior Years – Cooper Simpson, for overall improvement in literacy and numeracy.
Brian Hopper Award – Fletcher Campion, for his excellent skills in debating and public speaking.
Senior Primary Citizenship – Ellie Gavel, for being an excellent role model and prefect of DNPS.
A Good Role Model (for all students in all areas) – Piper Crozier, for having a positive and mature attitude to school.
Senior Primary Excellence – Stella Bashford, for excellent academic achieve-ment.
Senior Quiet Achiever – Harry Bull for excellent achievement in all areas. Harry ranked second overall and achieved out-standing results in all areas of mathematics. Harry always gives his best, and is a focused, and diligent student.
P&C Hall of Fame Award – The DNPS debating team (Amy Doherty, Ellie Gavel, Fletcher Campion and Stella Bashford) and Riverina representative athletes (Megan and Chloe Lawson, Charlie McCallum and Sam Strong).
Class awards
KHB – Oliver Hall, William Doherty, Rory Paul and Sophie Pearce.
K/1TC – Nicholai Preston, Pippa Holden, Jackson Catt, Hugh Hovenden and Tiffany Hart.
1/2H – Maddison Hunter, Joe Holden, Miley Hussey, Stevie Williams and Dominic Hoggard.
2/3C – Frida Gallpen-Brown, William Turner, Isaac Tubb, Ben MacDonald and Fletcher Smith.
3/4D – Henry Campion, Jaxon Rothe, Darcy Nilsson, Lachlan Macdonald and Liam Gordon.
4/5M – Jack McGrillen, Annabel Wilson, Benji Marshall, Tamika Johnstone and Kyah Watson.
Gold – Harvey Campbell, Henry Campion, Stella Chadderton, Frida Gallpen-Brown and Eboni Morton.
Platinum – Fletcher Campion. Super Star Awards 2021
Ruby Gordon, Addison Mutch, Frida Gallpen-Brown, Annabel Wilson, Emma Wettenhall, Kyah Watson, Ahmed Labib, Stella Chadderton, Harvey Campbell, Benji Marshall and Alexis Bucholtz.
Sports awards
Senior Sportsperson – Charlie McCallum, who is a highly skilled, dedicated sportsperson and an excellent team player. Throughout 2021 Charlie was selected to represent the school in AFL, cricket, netball and cross country. Charlie missed the athletics carnival as he was in Byron Bay playing in the Riverina AFL team, for the state championships. From this Charlie was selected to play for the Australian Wanderers in Fiji in 2022.
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