ACADEMIC AWARDS

Academic Excellence Award

The Academic Excellence Award is presented to a student who has achieved placement in the top 10% of the cohort following the application of weightings and the student has been nominated in at least two Core subjects (English, Humanities, Mathematics and Science).

YEAR 7

Amelie Arnold
Rachel Carton
Audrey Doan
Chloé Favaloro
Lilly Fogarty
Ashleigh Jakobovits
Annabel Taylor
Jiaxin (Linda) Wan
Natalie Wang
Xinyi (Elaine) Wang

YEAR 8

Jiarun (Karen) Ai
Megan Chang
Angelina Chumbley
Eliza Grey
Nadia Mohamed
Alice Molnar
Olivia Monkman-Straub
Rhea Werner
Charlotte Wood
Jisu Yang

YEAR 9

Freya Cantwell
Flora Du
Emma Gregory
Tahlia Guzzardi
Leanne Hiew
Scarlett Song
Lucia Tabbagh
Caitlin Wang
Jemima Wilcox
Christina Wu

YEAR 10

Paula Chen
Penelope Glenning
Annabelle Green
Madeleine Hooker
Ciara Jenkins
Madeline Powell
Eloise Rudge
Sophie Simons
Angela Yu

YEAR 11

Francesca Demetriou
Allegra Dennison
Elodie Ferrali
Eloise Kewley
Tingquan (Gloria) Meng
Ruby Moir
Natalia Oberoi-Kearney
Annabel Sweetnam
Jessica Yang
Ziyi (Selina) Zhang

General Academic Achievement Award

The General Academic Achievement Award is presented to a student who has achieved placement in the top 15% or above of the cohort, when all subject areas are combined.

YEAR 7

Chloe Barber
Asha D’Souza
Sophie Farrer
Mali Gelbart
Fiona Gillies

YEAR 8

Zenan (Amy) Chen
Jixuan (Jennifer) Gao
Olivia Hargrave
Qing Chun (Joanna) Yang
Tszki (Lily) Zhang

YEAR 9

Ava Colosimo
Keyue (Karen) Deng
Mia Krongold
Qingyu (Eva) Liang
Lily Taylor
Agnes Winzar-Sdraulig

YEAR 10

Madeleine Farrer
Rosie Osborn
Emilia Searby
Lan-Tian Yen-West

YEAR 11

Alexandra Demetriou
Emily Dziedzic
Ella Johns
Clementine Newton-Brown
Ruby Seymour
Georgina Vote

The Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program

Awarded by the University of Melbourne. The International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars are involved in an academic enrichment program designed to support high-achieving students.

  • Madeleine Hooker YEAR 10
  • Angela Yu YEAR 10
  • Tingquan (Gloria) Meng YEAR 11

Melbourne Schools Partnership International Year 11 Award

This award recognises academic achievements and contribution to the School community and the dedication shown in working towards the goal of studying at the University of Melbourne.

Tingquan (Gloria) Meng YEAR 11

Monash University Scholars Program

Awarded to Year 10 students by Monash University for academic excellence.

  • Penelope Glenning YEAR 10
  • Madeline Powell YEAR 10

Subject Awards, VCE Units 1&2

ACCOUNTING

Ziyi (Selina) Zhang

ECONOMICS

Ziyi (Selina) Zhang

JAPANESE

Tingquan (Gloria) Meng

PSYCHOLOGY

Ella Johns

BIOLOGY

Madeleine Hooker

ENGLISH

Allegra Dennison

LEGAL STUDIES

Allegra Dennison

STUDIO ARTS

Allison Duong

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Natalia Oberoi-Kearney

FRENCH

Georgina Vote

MUSIC PERFORMANCE

Isabelle Musson

TWENTIETH CENTURY HISTORY

Yanqi (Vivian) Chen
Eloise Rudge

CHEMISTRY

Tingquan (Gloria) Meng

GENERAL MATHEMATICS

Francesca Demetriou

MATHEMATICAL METHODS

Kaiwen (Karen) Cao

THEATRE STUDIES

Sophie Williams

CHINESE (SL)

Tsz Yan (Ida) Liu

SPECIALIST MATHEMATICS

Jessica Yang

MEDIA

Eloise Kewley

VISUAL COMMUNICATION

Gabrielle Fellows

ENGLISH AS AN ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE

Tingquan (Gloria) Meng

HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Eloise Kewley

PHYSICS

Jessica Yang

CHINESE

Victoria Patsakos

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Annabel Sweetnam

Harvard Book Prize

Awarded to a student in Year 11 displaying excellence in academic and high character, combined with involvement in extracurricular activities, shows initiative, enterprising ideas, and leadership and is of good character.

Allegra Dennison

Sports Award

Awarded to students in Years 7 to 11 who have displayed commitment and significant contributions towards the sporting life of the School.

Annabel Taylor YEAR 7 GOLD
Jixuan (Jennifer) Gao YEAR 8 GOLD
Jemima Wilcox YEAR 9 GOLD
Christina Wu YEAR 9 SILVER
Ava Colosimo YEAR 9 BRONZE
Olivia Howitt YEAR 9 BRONZE
Sarah Marriott YEAR 10 GOLD
Anouk Heidenreich YEAR 11 GOLD

The Thora Jex Memorial Award for Sporting Enthusiasm

Awarded to a Year 11 student who has shown sporting enthusiasm and has made a consistent contribution to sport in the School. A gift of the Old Girls’ Association in memory of a benefactor and teacher of Physical Education. Thora Jex was a long serving member of staff at St Catherine’s in the 1950s and 1960s. Many Old Girls remember her as their Sports Mistress. When Thora Jex died, St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association decided to remember her by presenting an annual award for sporting enthusiam.

Francesca Demetriou

The Margaret Woodlock Award for Outstanding Sporting Achievement

An occasional award presented to a Year 12 student who has made an outstanding contribution to the sporting life of the School in honour of Margaret Woodlock-McLean (’56 Woodlock), an Old Girl who competed in the 1956 Olympics in Shot Put whilst a student at St Catherine’s School.

Thalia Barbayannis

The Sports Auxiliary Sports Citizenship Award

A gift of the St Catherine’s Sports Auxiliary for outstanding contribution to the sporting life of the School, citizenship and displaying good sportsmanship.

Millie Fraser-Smith

Drama Award

Awarded to students in Years 7 to 10 who have displayed an outstanding involvement in, and a contribution to the Dramatic Arts in the School.

  • Ashleigh Jakobovits YEAR 7
  • Sophie Powell YEAR 7
  • Lilla Barrington YEAR 8
  • Scarlet Russell YEAR 8
  • Freya Cantwell YEAR 9
  • Charlotte Aston YEAR 10

The Drama Auxiliary Prize

Awarded to a Year 11 student who has shown an outstanding involvement in, and contribution to, the Co-curricular Drama programs of the School. A gift of the St Catherine’s School Drama Auxiliary.

  • Sophie Williams

The Catherine-Nellijke Verstoep-Hilford Drama Prize

Awarded to a Year 12 student for her outstanding contribution to Drama. Named in recognition of past student Catherine-Nellijke Verstoep-Hilford (’75).

Serena Sitch

Arts Award

Awarded to students in Years 7 to 11 who have displayed an outstanding involvement in, and a contribution to the Visual Arts Co-curricular Program in the School.

  • Tahlia Guzzardi YEAR 9
  • Claudia Bryant YEAR 10

Slawa Duldig Memorial Award for Art

Mrs Slawa Duldig was a long serving member of staff at St Catherine’s, having been Senior Art and Craft Mistress at the School for 17 years from 1946 to 1963. All her past students remember her with great affection and admiration. After she died in 1975, SCOGA established a Memorial Award in her honour.

Adelaide Mitchell

The Anna Tegner Memorial Art Award

Awarded to a Year 11 Art student whose work is imaginative or boundary breaking. The recipient displays a willingness to take artistic risks and to experiment freely with new ideas, techniques and approaches to art-making. Named in recognition of past student Anna Tegner (’00).

Isabella Bufe

School Spirit Award

Awarded to students who have shown School spirit, adherence to the School values and significant contribution to the Co-curricular life of the School.

YEAR 7

Rachel Carton
Sophie Farrer
Zahra Hoban
Jessica Sibly
Louella Simpson
Harriet Syme
Xinyi (Elaine) Wang

YEAR 8

Mattea Demetriou
Zara Johnston
Scarlett Shelton
Jisu Yang

YEAR 9

Tahlia Guzzardi
Catherine Karas
Qingyu (Eva) Liang
Chloe Nevins
Charlotte Rodgers

YEAR 10

Summer Balla-Kellett
Paula Chen
Ella Jakobovits
Arabella Llewelyn
Charlotte Myer
Emilia Searby

YEAR 11

Lucy Campbell
Holly McGlaughlin
Clementine Newton-Brown

Music Awards

This Award is presented to students in Years 7 to 11 who have contributed to multiple Music groups/ensembles and have made a significant contribution to the musical life of the School.

YEAR 7

Audrey Doan GOLD
Chloe Barber SILVER
Linda Wan BRONZE

YEAR 8

Chloe (Coco) Butterfield GOLD
Saffron Scheele SILVER
Charlotte Upton BRONZE

YEAR 9

Jo-Jo Patterson GOLD
Flora Du SILVER
Christina Wu BRONZE

YEAR 10

Megan Chang GOLD
Olivia (Rosie) Bogdan SILVER
Catherine Chen SILVER
Zhi Qing (Emma) Yang SILVER
Angela Yu SILVER
Madeleine Farrer BRONZE
Mikayla Lee BRONZE
Charlotte Myer BRONZE
Valerie Plastow BRONZE
Eloise Rudge BRONZE
Emilia Searby BRONZE

YEAR 11

Anita Yang GOLD
Holly McGlaughlin SILVER
Isabelle Musson BRONZE

The Danielle Lloyd Memorial Award for Music

This Award is presented to a Year 11 Music student who has shown an outstanding commitment to the Ensemble program and demonstrated excellence and improvement in musical ability in the area of strings. The recipient displays courage in innovation and original creative expression in Music. The Award is presented in memory of Danielle Lloyd (’83), a past student, Music Captain and an outstanding violin teacher at the School.

Allison Duong

The Bertha Jorgensen Prize for Leader of the Orchestra

Named in honour of Bertha Jorgensen (’19), a distinguished Old Girl (1910–1919), who became leader of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra – the first female orchestra leader in Australia.

Sophie Hogan

Music Citizenship Award

Awarded to a Year 12 student who has made an outstanding contribution to the musical life of St Catherine’s School. A gift of the Music Auxiliary.

Julia Thompson

St Catherine’s School Debating Award

Awarded to a Year 12 student for excellence in Debating and contribution to Debating at St Catherine’s School.

Isobel Tanner

Debating Awards

Presented to students in Years 7 to 11 who have made a significant contribution to Debating within the School.

  • Rachel Carton YEAR 7
  • Martha Officer YEAR 7
  • Charlotte Wood GOLD YEAR 8
  • Megan Chang SILVER YEAR 8
  • Ella Dunlop SILVER YEAR 8
  • Zara Peele GOLD YEAR 9
  • Flora Du SILVER YEAR 9
  • Jemima Wilcox BRONZE YEAR 9
  • Lan-Tian Yen-West GOLD YEAR 10
  • Annabelle Green SILVER YEAR 10
  • Eloise Rudge SILVER YEAR 10
  • Emilia Searby SILVER YEAR 10
  • Olivia (Rosie) Bogdan BRONZE YEAR 10
  • Ciara Jenkins BRONZE YEAR 10
  • Sophie Williams YEAR 11
  • Jessica Yang YEAR 11

Public Speaking Awards

Presented to students in Years 7 to 10 who have made a significant contribution to Public Speaking within the School.

  • Sophie Farrer YEAR 7
  • Nadia Mohamed YEAR 8
  • Madeleine Farrer YEAR 10
  • Annabelle Green YEAR 10
  • Allegra Dennison YEAR 11
  • Victoria Patsakos YEAR 11
  • Jessica Yang YEAR 11

The Louise Bristow Award for Debating and Public Speaking

This Award is presented to a Year 11 student who has made a significant contribution to Debating and Public Speaking. This Award is presented in memory of Louise Bristow, a great contributor to the School community. Louise was a Barrister and considered Debating and Public Speaking skills integral to her profession.

Fleur Anstee

Sophie Borland Memorial Award for Public Speaking

This Award is provided by the St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association to a Year 12 student for excellence in, and contribution to, Public Speaking. Miss Sophie Borland was a long serving member of staff at St Catherine’s from 1935 to 1949. She taught English at the School and was Headmistress from 1943 to 1949. Many Old Girls remember her with great affection and respect. Following her death on 14 April 1999, the St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association established this Memorial Award in her name.

Amelia Sun

Rising Star Award

Presented to students in Years 7 to 11, the Rising Star Award recognises students who are achieving exemplary performances in Co-curricular programs at State and/or National levels.

YEAR 7

Lilly Fogarty – Sailing

YEAR 8

Megan Chang – Soccer
Eliza Grey – Hockey
Rhea Werner – Sailing and Optimist

YEAR 9

Lucy Dunlop – Hockey
Samantha Love – Hockey
Zara Peele – Waterpolo
Matisse Stafford – Snowsports
Jemima Wilcox – Basketball

YEAR 10

Penelope Glenning – Ballet
Sarah Marriott – Rowing
Olivia Nigido-Scott – Athletics
Jeneath Wong – Golf

YEAR 11

Isabella Bufe – Rowing
Chloe Cooper – Rowing
Alexandra Demetriou – Rowing
Francesca Demetriou – Rowing
Claire Gray – Rowing
Lillian Lu – Chess
Lily McNeill – Waterpolo
Clementine Newton-Brown – Rowing
Bridget Vogel-Paul – Rowing
Sophie Williams – Rowing

Light Blue Awards

Light Blue Awards for Performance are presented to Year 12 girls who have reached a very high standard of performance in Drama, Debating and Public Speaking, Music or Sport in their Senior years.

ROWING

Thalia Barbayannis
Romy Cantwell
Ella Carton
Harriet Fortey
Georgia Green
Annabelle Johnson-King
Francesca King
Jennifer Madgwick
Lucy Motteram
Charlotte Murdoch
Chloe Rodgers

CRICKET

Penelope Drummond

 

ATHLETICS

Charlotte Gough
Millie Fraser-Smith

SWIMMING

Romilly Walker

WATER POLO

Thalia Barbayannis
Romilly Walker

 

SNOWSPORTS

Charlotte Murdoch

DEBATING

Isabella McDonald
Alexandra Shergold
Isobel Tanner

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Sophie Hogan
Amelia Sun

MUSIC

Indiana Wilde
Jacinta Yi
Jiani (Jennifer) Zhao

EQUESTRIAN

Lindsey Ware

SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP AWARDS

The Year 7 Staff Association Award for School Excellence

Audrey Doan

The Year 8 Dorothy Pizzey Award for School Excellence

Rhea Werner

The Year 9 Jean Willey Award for School Excellence

Presented in honour of past Head of Middle School, Jean Willey, from 1984 to 1991. More than just simply warm and caring, she had a lively mind and was well read; her girls learned much from her.

Freya Cantwell

The Year 10 Doris Winter-Irving Award for School Excellence

A gift of the St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association, this Award is presented in honour of Mrs Doris Winter-Irving, a loyal and dedicated member of the teaching staff (Senior History). Mrs Winter-Irving joined the staff in 1956 and became Head of the Humanities Department and Chief of Staff. She retired in 1985 after nearly 30 years with the School.

Madeleine Hooker

The Year 11 Noel Warner Award for School Excellence

Mrs Noel Warner (Ferguson ’35) was an Old Girl of the School and served as School Captain in 1936. Mrs Warner was a member of the St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association for many years. Following her death in June 1973, the Committee established a lasting memorial to Noel by presenting an annual award to a Year 11 St Catherine’s student, who, like Noel, has given outstanding service to the School.

Tingquan (Gloria) Meng

The Higgins Medal

The Higgins Medal is awarded to a student who demonstrates leadership amongst their peers, exhibits in their behaviour a commitment to the ethos of the School, demonstrates excellence in attitude and achievement, is a strong and consistent participant in school and community activity and exhibits an awareness of others and their needs. The Higgins Medal is officially awarded by Kelly O’Dwyer at an official ceremony in December.

Sarah Marriott YEAR 10

Award for Determination

Awarded to students exemplifying the school value of perseverance.

  • Jinglin (Kitty) Cao YEAR 8
  • Wayahpo Manolis YEAR 8
  • Sienna Rigg YEAR 8
  • Jieya (Coco) Xu YEAR 8
  • Yantong (Christina) Chen YEAR 9
  • Leanne Hiew YEAR 9
  • Zeyu (Edith) Huang YEAR 10
  • Xiaoshan (Anny) Wang YEAR 10
  • Yui Hay (Hazel) Wong YEAR 10
  • Elodie Ferrali YEAR 11

The Brookes Family Prize for Determination

Awarded to a Year 10, 11 or 12 student who has shown significant determination, who has overcome difficult circumstances.

  • Cheuk-Kiu (Nadia) Chan YEAR 12
  • Selina Pigram YEAR 12

Duke of Edinburgh Award

The Duke of Edinburgh Award is an internationally recognised achievement in the areas of Service, Physical Recreation, Skill Development, Adventurous Journey and Residential Project.

BRONZE
Olivia (Rosie) Bogdan YEAR 10
Penelope Glenning YEAR 10
Annabelle Green YEAR 10
Arabella Llewelyn YEAR 10
Olivia Nigido-Scott YEAR 10
Madeline Powell YEAR 10
Eloise Rudge YEAR 10
Sarah Pratt YEAR 10
Molly Robertson YEAR 11
Ruby Wake YEAR 10
Jemima Wilcox YEAR 9
Angela Yu YEAR 10
SILVER
Caitlyn Le YEAR 11
Sarah Marriott YEAR 10
GOLD
Fleur Anstee YEAR 11
Margaret Handolias YEAR 12

The Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Award

Awarded to a Year 10 and Year 12 student who has demonstrated Science and Mathematics abilities while highlighting the value the Navy, Army and Air Force place on STEM skills and
STEM career opportunities within Defence.

  • Angela Yu YEAR 10
  • Indiana Wilde YEAR 12

The Australian Defence Force Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award

Awarded to a Year 10 and Year 12 student who have demonstrated leadership and teamwork; sponsored by the Australian Defence Force. The Battle of Long Tan was one of the defining moments in Australian military history and the naming of this Award is intended as a fitting tribute to the Long Tan veterans, reflecting the traits they demonstrated such as determination, mateship, teamwork, tenacity, compassion and leadership.

  • Madeline Powell YEAR 10
  • Sophie Boyce YEAR 12

The Illawarra  Boarder Awards

This Award is named after our Boarding House – Illawarra. Built in 1888-89, it was presented as a gift to the National Trust in 1966. In 1997, St Catherine’s leased the property as the School’s Boarding House. Illawarra was considered a possible site for the School in 1922 by Ruth Langley and Flora Templeton but was rejected in favour of Kilbride (Sherren House) due to the greater grounds.

The Illawarra Junior Boarder Award

Awarded to a Junior boarder who has made a valuable contribution to boarding at St Catherine’s School.

  • Yidan (Chloe) Su YEAR 9

The Illawarra Senior Boarder Award

Awarded to a Senior boarder who has made a valuable contribution to boarding at St Catherine’s School.

  • Annabelle Green YEAR 10
  • Isabelle Musson YEAR 11

The Langley Family Memorial Award for a Boarder

Awarded to a Year 12 Boarder who has made a valuable contribution to boarding at St Catherine’s School. This Award is in memory of all members of the Langley Family who served at St Catherine’s. Miss Ruth Langley was the second Principal of the School and served in that capacity from 1902, first in Castlemaine, then at Williams Road and ultimately at Heyington Place until her death in December 1933. Her sister, Miss Hilda Langley, was also School Principal, from 1933 to 1946, and two other sisters, Aphra and Nona, taught at the School in its early days. This Award is a gift of the St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association.

  • Zoë Meggitt
  • Yi Qian (Elena) Tan

The Mary Davis Memorial Award to the Daughter of an Old Girl for Service to the School

Awarded for service to the School to a Year 11 student who is the daughter of an Old Girl. Miss Mary Davis was Headmistress of St Catherine’s for 21 years from 1950 to 1971. Many hundreds of Old Girls remember her with great love and respect. When Mary Davis died in August 1991, The St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association established a lasting Old Girls’ Memorial to her by presenting an annual Service Award to a Year 11 St Catherine’s student who is the daughter of an Old Girl.

Lucy Campbell

The Margaret Mulder Award for International Citizenship

Awarded to a Year 12 international student who is courteous and considerate to peers and teachers, actively upholds the School policies, demonstrates School spirit through active involvement and is a role model to other students by promoting the value of cultural diversity. Margaret Mulder was a staff member of St Catherine’s School (1981–2003). She taught in the Junior School and then later was School Registrar. This Award is in recognition of her dedication towards, and work with, international students.

Xiaoling (Lyn) Wang

The Warburton Citizenship Award

Awarded to students in Years 7 to 11 who demonstrate courtesy, consideration and loyalty and reflect high values and enthusiasm for academic work and co-curricular involvement. The naming of this Award recognises our School’s history with its evacuation to Warburton during the Second World War. The Toorak site was taken over by the Australian Government to become a training base for the WAAAF. After a final assembly, St Catherine’s students and staff marched down to Heyington Station to travel the three hour train journey to Warburton where they remained for eight months.

  • Fiona Gillies YEAR 7
  • Charlotte Upton YEAR 8
  • Anise Imam YEAR 9
  • Eloise Rudge YEAR 10
  • Lillian Lu YEAR 11

The Langley Family Memorial Award for a Boarder

Awarded to a Year 12 Boarder who has made a valuable contribution to boarding at St Catherine’s School. This Award is in memory of all members of the Langley Family who served at St Catherine’s. Miss Ruth Langley was the second Principal of the School and served in that capacity from 1902, first in Castlemaine, then at Williams Road and ultimately at Heyington Place until her death in December 1933. Her sister, Miss Hilda Langley, was also School Principal, from 1933 to 1946, and two other sisters, Aphra and Nona, taught at the School in its early days. This Award is a gift of the St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association.

  • Zoë Meggitt
  • Yi Qian (Elena) Tan

The Mary Davis Memorial Award to the Daughter of an Old Girl for Service to the School

Awarded for service to the School to a Year 11 student who is the daughter of an Old Girl. Miss Mary Davis was Headmistress of St Catherine’s for 21 years from 1950 to 1971. Many hundreds of Old Girls remember her with great love and respect. When Mary Davis died in August 1991, The St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association established a lasting Old Girls’ Memorial to her by presenting an annual Service Award to a Year 11 St Catherine’s student who is the daughter of an Old Girl.

Lucy Campbell

The Margaret Mulder Award for International Citizenship

Awarded to a Year 12 international student who is courteous and considerate to peers and teachers, actively upholds the School policies, demonstrates School spirit through active involvement and is a role model to other students by promoting the value of cultural diversity.
Margaret Mulder was a staff member of St Catherine’s School (1981–2003). She taught in the Junior School and then later was School Registrar. This Award is in recognition of her dedication towards, and work with, international students.

Xiaoling (Lyn) Wang

The Sue Bell Humanities Prize

The Sue Bell Humanities Prize is awarded to a Year 12 student who has demonstrated outstanding academic results across two final year Humanities subjects. Subjects can include History: Revolutions, Global Politics or a University History extension program. The recipient displays academic rigour, intellectual curiosity and displays a love and engagement in Humanities. Sue Bell (Staley ’59) attended St Catherine’s as a day student, and for a short time as a boarder, from 1948 to 1959. She was Captain of Langley House and a School Prefect in 1960. After graduating in Arts at Melbourne University, she began her teaching career finally returning to St Catherine’s where she quickly became a much loved teacher of Politics and History, and Head of Humanities. This Award is donated in her memory as a dedicated educationist and supporter of the School.

Sophie Hogan

Co-Curricular Awards

Debating Full Colours

Isabella McDonald
Alexandra Shergold
Isobel Tanner

Debating Contribution Half Colours

Ella Carton
Tess Hogan
Jennifer Madgwick
Serena Sitch

Debating Contribution Colours

Thalia Barbayannis
Sophie Boyce
Ella Carton
Sophie Hogan
Tess Hogan
Isabella McDonald
Charlotte Murdoch
Chloe Rodgers
Alexandra Shergold
Natalie Sinicka
Serena Sitch
Isobel Tanner
Julia Thompson

Drama Performance Full Colours

Serena Sitch

Drama Performance Half Colours

Claire Hayne

Drama Performance
Contribution Colours

Francesca Charlwood
Harriet Fortey
Claire Hayne
Serena Sitch

Music Full Colours

Julia Thompson

Music Half Colours

Lucy Croft
Margaret Handolias
Sophie Hogan
Serena Sitch
Lindsey Ware
Indiana Wilde

Music Contribution Colours

Sophie Hogan
Serena Sitch
Julia Thompson

Public Speaking Full Colours

Amelia Sun

Public Speaking Contribution Colours

Sophie Hogan
Amelia Sun

Service Colours

Sophie Boyce
Romy Cantwell
Ella Carton
Penelope Drummond
Harriet Fortey
Millie Fraser-Smith
Sophie Garrett
Claire Hayne
Isabella McDonald
Zoe Meggitt
Emma Robertson
Chloe Rodgers
Alexandra Shergold
Natalie Sinicka
Serena Sitch
Julia Thompson
Annabel Whiter

Sports Full Colours

Thalia Barbayannis – Rowing
Romy Cantwell – Rowing
Ella Carton – Rowing
Harriet Fortey – Rowing
Sarah Green – Rowing
Annabelle Johnson King – Rowing
Francesca King – Rowing
Lucy Motteram – Rowing
Charlotte Murdoch – Rowing
Chloe Rodgers – Rowing

Sports Half Colours

Natalie Sinicka- Rowing

 

                                   

Sports Contribution Colours

Sophie Boyce
Romy Cantwell
Penelope Drummond
Harriet Fortey
Millie Fraser-Smith
Sophie Garrett
Claire Hayne
Sophie Hogan
Isabella McDonald
Zoe Meggitt
Chloe Rodgers
Alexandra Shergold
Natalie Sinicka
Serena Sitch
Julia Thompson
Annabel Whiter

 

Visual Arts Contribution Colours

Millie Fraser-Smith
Isabel Simons

School Colours

Sophie Boyce
Harriet Fortey
Millie Fraser-Smith
Claire Hayne
Sophie Hogan
Isabella McDonald
Chloe Rodgers
Alexandra Shergold
Natalie Sinicka
Serena Sitch
Julia Thompson

House Colours

Thalia Barbayannis
Sophie Boyce
Romy Cantwell
Ella Carton
Francesca Charlwood
Hei Man (Cara) Cheng
Eliza Crossing
Penelope Drummond
Harriet Fortey
Millie Fraser-Smith
Sophie Garrett
Charlotte Gough
Georgia Green
Sarah Green
Isabella Hall
Margaret Handolias
Claire Hayne
Sophie Hogan
Tess Hogan
Claudia James
Jasmyn Jiang
Sophie Kent
Francesca King
Jennifer Madgwick
Lily McCallum
Alice McCleery
Isabella McDonald
Zoe Meggitt
Lucy Motteram
Charlotte Murdoch
Emma Robertson
Chloe Rodgers
Ashley Sharman
Alexandra Shergold
Isabel Simons
Natalie Sinicka
Serena Sitch
Isobel Tanner
Julia Thompson
Romilly Walker
Annabel Whiter
Indiana Wilde

 

The Caltex Best All Rounder Award

Awarded to a Year 12 student who has been recognised for their leadership qualities and commitment across a range of activities: academic, co-curricular and in the wider
community; sponsored by Caltex Australia. One of Australia’s most respected secondary education recognition programs, this Award acknowledges the recipient’s all-round
contribution to the School and community.

Serena Sitch

The Jeanie Hood Prize

Awarded to a Year 12 student who has displayed the School Values – Curiosity, Integrity, Perseverance and Empathy. Named in honour of Jeanie Hood, the Founding Principal of St Catherine’s (then called Castlemaine Ladies College) who served in that role from 1886 to 1902. The award is donated by the St Catherine’s Old Girls’ Association.

Isabella McDonald

Melbourne University Principals’ Award

The Melbourne Principals’ Award is awarded to Victorian Year 12 students in recognition of academic achievement and contribution to the school and/or wider community.

Indiana Wilde

The Parents’ and Friends’ Association Citizenship Award

Awarded to a Year 12 student who has displayed community awareness, outstanding School spirit, and actively upholds the School Values. This Award is donated by the St Catherine’s Parents’ and Friends’ Association.

Julia Thompson

Principal’s Award for the Co-Captains of the School

Awarded annually to the Co-Captains of the School in recognition for their service and leadership.

  • Sophie Boyce
  • Alexandra Shergold

General Award for Service to the School

General Awards are presented to students in Year 12 who have made an outstanding contribution to the School as demonstrated through their attitude, work and participation in School life. To be eligible for this award, students are to have received school colours.

  • Harriet Fortey
  • Millie Fraser-Smith
  • Claire Hayne
  • Isabella McDonald
  • Natalie Sinicka

Gold Award for Outstanding Service to the School 

Gold Awards are presented to students in Year 12 who have made an exceptional contribution to the School as demonstrated through their attitude, work and participation in School life. To be eligible for this award, students are to have received School Colours.

  • Sophie Boyce
  • Sophie Hoga
  • Chloe Rodgers
  • Alexandra Shergold
  • Serena Sitch
  • Julia Thompson