Saint Ignatius College Geelong
This competition aims to encourage student interest in geography and reward student excellence. We have a number of students who have performed to a very high level in the Competition this year, gaining high distinction, distinction and credit. All students have received their certificates and Loyola Awards.
They include:
Year 7
Max Creati (7Licona) - High Distinction
Nikita Melnyk (7Borgia) - Distinction
Sarah Tolan (7Miki) - Credit
Year 8
Mitchell Smith (8Castillo) Top 1% in Australia
Alexie Murray (8Owen) – Distinction
Fred Spencer (8Castillo) – Credit
Will Cunningham (8Monserrat) – Credit
Year 9
Max Craven (9Beltran) - Distinction
In June, students competed in the Australian History Competition. Forty-six students from Years 7-9 participated in the competition, highlighting their interest in History and challenging themselves to apply historical knowledge and skills under test conditions. Certificates and Loyola Awards will be award at their next Year Level assembly on our return to the College. Saint Ignatius College Geelong students have achieved a high level, including:
Year 7
Owen McCoughtry (7Lewis) – Credit
Joel Anderson (7Ricci) – Merit
Joel Buttler (7Strada) – Merit
Year 8
Stephanie Reynolds (8Campion) – High Distinction
Olivia Richardson (8Aitkenhead) – Distinction
Archie Stella (8Aitkenhead) – Distinction
Indi Colley (8Aitkenhead) – Credit
Thomas McLean (8Castillo) – Credit
Georgia Dear (8Chardin) – Credit
Jack Hartshorne (8Owen) – Credit
Drew Magtaka (8Campion) – Credit
Max Becker (8Chardin) – Merit
Cristiano Amarante (8Owen) – Merit
Georgia Lyons (8Realino) – Merit
Harrison Dodds (8Xavier) – Merit
Year 9
Max Craven (9Beltran) – Credit
Chelsea Ferguson (9Regis) - Credit
Fin Haley (9Arrupe) – Merit
Brianna Brew (9Kisai) – Merit
Oliver Brooke (9Kisai) – Merit
William Hanley (9Regis) – Merit
We congratulate all students who participated and look forward to the next Australian Geography and History competitions in 2022.
Deanne Allen-Emery Learning Area Leader - Humanities
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Article by Ms Deanne Allen-Emery
This competition aims to encourage student interest in geography and reward student excellence. We have a number of students who have performed to a very high level in the Competition this year, gaining high distinction, distinction and credit. All students have received their certificates and Loyola Awards.
They include:
Year 7
Max Creati (7Licona) - High Distinction
Nikita Melnyk (7Borgia) - Distinction
Sarah Tolan (7Miki) - Credit
Year 8
Mitchell Smith (8Castillo) Top 1% in Australia
Alexie Murray (8Owen) – Distinction
Fred Spencer (8Castillo) – Credit
Will Cunningham (8Monserrat) – Credit
Year 9
Max Craven (9Beltran) - Distinction
In June, students competed in the Australian History Competition. Forty-six students from Years 7-9 participated in the competition, highlighting their interest in History and challenging themselves to apply historical knowledge and skills under test conditions. Certificates and Loyola Awards will be award at their next Year Level assembly on our return to the College. Saint Ignatius College Geelong students have achieved a high level, including:
Year 7
Owen McCoughtry (7Lewis) – Credit
Joel Anderson (7Ricci) – Merit
Joel Buttler (7Strada) – Merit
Year 8
Stephanie Reynolds (8Campion) – High Distinction
Olivia Richardson (8Aitkenhead) – Distinction
Archie Stella (8Aitkenhead) – Distinction
Indi Colley (8Aitkenhead) – Credit
Thomas McLean (8Castillo) – Credit
Georgia Dear (8Chardin) – Credit
Jack Hartshorne (8Owen) – Credit
Drew Magtaka (8Campion) – Credit
Max Becker (8Chardin) – Merit
Cristiano Amarante (8Owen) – Merit
Georgia Lyons (8Realino) – Merit
Harrison Dodds (8Xavier) – Merit
Year 9
Max Craven (9Beltran) – Credit
Chelsea Ferguson (9Regis) - Credit
Fin Haley (9Arrupe) – Merit
Brianna Brew (9Kisai) – Merit
Oliver Brooke (9Kisai) – Merit
William Hanley (9Regis) – Merit
We congratulate all students who participated and look forward to the next Australian Geography and History competitions in 2022.
Deanne Allen-Emery Learning Area Leader - Humanities