Chief Minister’s 2007 School Literacy Awards

I was very pleased to again represent the Chief Minister when presenting the 2008 Chief Minister’s Literacy Awards last December at the rural primary schools in Goyder.

 

The awards recognise those primary school students who have shown considerable improvement and success in literacy. It is quite an honour to be presented with this award.

 

The awards are part of the Northern Territory Government’s Focus on Literacy program, which is about getting schools, parents and students to work together to improve literacy in our primary students.

 

 

Humpty Doo Students:

Matthew Nguyen, Meshelle Fry, Samantha Green, Cooper Norris, Carla Tilling, Joshua Holden, Josh Robinson, Joseph Black, Meaghan Mulvey, Rebecca Haala, Kate Johnson, Lisa Roscarel, Joshua Eddy, Liam Haala, Catherine Knight, Luke Purtill, Zoe Owens, James Best, Jessica Ardley, Callum Le Lay, Dylan Johnson, Destin Whiteley, Douglas McGregor.

 

 

Bees Creek Students:

Wade Marshall, Zoe Hargood, Mattea Breed, Chanese Taylor, Jaide Cain, Teale McMahon, Lucy Ratahi, Jayme Frost, Caitlynn Ivanetz, Caitlin Moore, Allana Neave, Zoe Smith, Elise Williams, Skye Wilkins, Georgia Barlow, Luke Bradley.

 

 

Girraween Students:

Charlotte Buckley-Scullion, David Hemopo, Laura Luchetti, Jamie Maxwell, Brody Matthews, Kata Burt, Monique Packham, Brenton Cottle, Morgan Brown, Jay Abela, Brittany Cugliari, Demi Tinning.

 

 

Belyuen Students:

Bridgette Bilbil and Denise Moreen.

 

 

Middle Point Students:

Isaak Bradford and Johnny Nguyen.

 

 

Berry Springs Students:

Georgia Roach, Yuki Ruzsicska, Taniel Ledingham, Michaela Butt, Catherine Mulvaney, Gabrielle Johnson, Matthew Ketchell-Stone, Sophie Port, Brooke Illingworth, William Smith, Amy Packham.