In Year 11, James Prindiville received first prize and a high distinction with a mark of 95.5%. In Year 10, Ben McAllister also won first prize and a high distinction with a mark of 90.5%. Ben and James were invited by TAGWA (German Teachers Association) to be presented with their prizes and certificates at MLC on 16 September.

In Year 8, three of our boys were among the top 10 performers in the State. They were William Kermode (4th) with a score of 94%, Alistair Morgan (6th) with 92% and Harry Smallbone (7th) with 92%.

High distinctions and distinctions were also awarded to the following students:

Year 8		High Distinction		Lieven Silberstein (86%)
		Distinctions		Julian Bell (70%)
				Stephen Kikiros (77%)
				Ian Teo (77%)
				Elliot Vercoe (76%)

Year 9		High Distinction		Alexander Popoff-Asotoff (80.5%)
				Ruaridh Williamson (80%)
				Ellis Xanthis (78%)

Year 10		High Distinction		Callum Stocklinger (76.5%)
		Distinction		James Bai (63%)
				Michael France (68%)
				Crispin Irish (61%)

Year 11		High Distinction		Jeremy Rogers (86%)
		Distinction		Chris Drok (76%)

                                   

Year 12		High Distinction		Felix Clarke (Advantaged Category – 98% - 2nd place)
				Warwick Bell (82.5%)
				Robbie Paul (81%)

  
Head of Languages Elisabeth Gerber congratulated the boys on a fantastic job in representing their school and their hard work and enthusiasm for German.

Ten Christ Church French students have been selected to participate in the oral examination of the Alliance Française on 18 October. Based on their written exam, only the top 30 students for each category in the State are selected. “We have never had so many make it through,” Mrs Gerber said.

The students are:

Year 10		Michael Casie
		Julian Chung
		Adam Larbalestier
		Vibhu Manchanda
Year 11		Robert Holt
		James Prindiville
		Joseph Wong
Year 12		Joe Backhouse
		Peter Davis
		William MacDonald