Congratulations to our Major Award Winners who were presented at the Graduation  on Wednesday 23rd September, 2020.

 

Australian Defence Force Long Tan Youth Leadership and Teamwork Award

This award began in 2006, awarded to students who demonstrate leadership and teamwork in both their school and their local community.

It recognises those recipients who display strong values such as doing one’s best, respect for others

and mateship, characteristics that are integral to Australia society.

This year’s recipient has excelled as a member of many small groups within the College, working on

projects collaboratively to ensure that all students are heard, valued and respected.

Presented to Cooper Hill 

 

 

Bishop of Parramatta Award for Student Excellence 

The ‘Bishop of Parramatta Award for Student Excellence’ for 2020 is awarded to a  Year 12  student in each Catholic school in the Parramatta Diocese.

The award seeks to recognise outstanding young people who are witnesses to their faith and achieve well in their academic,

co-curricular, sporting, creative, vocational or community endeavours

Presented to: Matthew Farrell 

 

Graham Kennedy Award for Six Years Contribution to Sport 

 Recognises a student/s who has made a commitment to St Dominic’s sport over their 6 years enrolled at the College.

The criteria for the Award are:

Representing the College over a 6 year period in many different sports

Contributing to the College sports program in a non-playing capacity

Willingness to encourage, lead and provide example to others through performance, encouragement and participation.

Awards and accolades received whilst playing College sports. This includes premierships, College carnival success, best and fairest awards and special awards.

 

Presented to: Isaac Coldicott and Cameron Gill 

 

Sportsman of the Year 

Presented annually to a Year 12 student to recognise the most outstanding athlete within the graduating group.

The award focuses on student sporting achievements during their senior education (Years 11 and 12) and is judged by the following criteria:

Representation of the College in a range of sports

Representation at higher levels including MCS, NSWCCC, NSW All Schools and Australian

Leadership and Responsibility

 

Presented to: Cameron Gill 

 

Edmund Rice Award for Service to the College Community 

This is a prestigious award as it recognises the young man in our Graduating class who has demonstrated

outstanding Christian service in our community & beyond.

 

Presented to: Finnian Kennedy 

 

Dominic Savio Award for Christian Leadership 

The Dominic Savio Christian Leadership Award recognises a student with significant actions demonstrating a commitment

to the liturgical life of the College as well as excellence in other areas such as Social Justice, Prayer and Catechesis.

The recipient of this award has clearly demonstrated the EREA touchstones:

Inclusive Community

Gospel Spirituality

Justice and Solidarity

Liberating Education

Most importantly the recipient of this award is seen by the College to embody the core principles

and values of Christianity upon which our community is based.

Presented to: Trent Whitbread 

 

College Leadership Award 

St Dominic’s College has a broad range of leaders, which means there are many students

to be considered for this Award. We see students who lead in the classroom,

on a sporting field and in the area of social justice within the community.

Presented to: Cooper Hill 

 

 Academic Excellence Award 

Not to be confused with the title of College Dux – which is awarded once the ATAR’s have been received; this award is calculated using a points

system based upon the student’s rankings in across the suite of HSC courses studied.

The recipient of this award is to be commended, especially throughout this year due to the enforcement of online learning

where he continually displayed an exemplary work ethic, positive attitude, resilience and exceptional

application to his studies which have obviously led to outstanding results thus far. We have already witnessed this

level of commitment this evening as he has been awarded first in course for five out of his six courses studied.

 

 Presented to: Cooper Hill 

 

Spirit of St Dominic’s Awards 

For those students who have particularly demonstrated the spirit of and commitment 

 to St Dominic’s College 

Presented to: 

 Liam Tuner                   Kassem Khanafer                     Riley Ginger

                                                                    Isaac Coldicott            Riley Ashmore

 

Dominus Lux Mea Award 

For outstanding commitment and achievement in the areas of study, leadership and  

co-curricular activities of the College. 

Presented to: 

Cooper Hill and Isaac Coldicott