It’s Term 2 and we’re back at school eager to teach and learn! 

Before we highlight the hugely successful Open Night held on the 22nd April, a few words on our achievements in The Education Perfect World Championships in which we competed against 1,894 schools. It is worth mentioning we came 18th out of 308 Victorian Schools and, even more impressively, 13th out of 1082 in German, putting us into the top 2% globally! 

Education Perfect Championships – The award winners are…  

Ash Missen Emerald 5000 Points
Bailey Paget Gold 3000 Points 
Elijah Coles Gold  
Aliyah Orwin Gold  
Dylan Kass Gold  
Kiele Donald Silver 2000 Points 
Joshua Nubley Silver  
Tiana De Vincentis Silver  
Sian Groves Bronze 1000 Points 
Sienna Harper Bronze  
Dylan Pickett Bronze  
Summer Tuppenney Bronze  
Jed Birkner Bronze  
Mason Williamson Bronze  
Leah Smith Bronze  
Olivia Cahoon Bronze  
Henry Pearce Bronze  
Lal Chhuani Bronze  
Ashlee Jordan Bronze  
Noah McConville Bronze  
Matilda Sleeman Bronze  
Chloe Haley Credit 500 Points 
Teresa Hramkam Credit  
Mikaylah Sleeman Credit  
Thomas Brincat Credit  
Lyzia Fancun Credit  
Justin Villacis Credit  
Tiarna Gerrey Credit  
Bawi Mang Bawi Zi Credit  
Taylen Walker Credit  
Lilli Smirnow Credit  
Austin Leonard Credit  
Breanna Wickham Credit  
Riley Saultry Credit  
Laura Harrison Credit  
Solomon Hlawn Ceu Credit  
Tegan McDonald Credit  
Riley Ker Credit  
Bianca Lagwa Credit  
Kirsten Wheeler Credit  
Alex Paget Credit  
Nathan Hand Credit  
Hansom Gideon Credit  
Jacob King Credit  
Jarrod Peake Credit  
Connor Kreemers Credit  
Robbie Petrie Credit  
Lexie Bak Credit  

All of these students will receive a special certificate to be awarded in at a future school assembly. These results show how engaged our learners are, how much fun it can be to learn for pleasure and how vibrant our languages are at Mooroolbark College. 

Open Night
Recently, Mooroolbark College held its Open Night. Due to COVID restrictions we could not do our usual waffle and stir-fry extravaganza. Instead, we were very grateful to our student volunteers (in German: Nikkisha Dempster (Year 7) and Alexis Haslett (Year 8) and in Chinese: Keiffer Just, Keira Leonard, Niamh Delaney, Tegan McDonald) who assisted us the whole evening in running our activities. Visitors received their passport stamps but were also encouraged to participate in one of our activities, including matching up words and interactive word searches. These were hugely popular, to the point that parents and staff from other faculties tried their luck and were greatly surprised with their level of ability.

We are looking forward to the rest of the term and ready to assist all our learners as they progress towards completing their Semester One assessments. 

Jonas Bahlo
Languages Key Learning Head