Semester 2 2022 Mother Teresa Awards
Special congratulations to our Mother Teresa School Award recipients for Semester Two. We are very proud of your achievements.
| Elena truly embodies the values of Mother Teresa School through the way that she conducts herself in the classroom and within the wider community. Elena consistently does “small things with great love” irrespective of recognition. She is a proactive and self motivated learner who consistently strives to grow personally and academically. You will often find her looking out for those who need a buddy on the playground, independently providing assistance to her peers during learning time to ensure they are able to complete tasks and offering her own time to help teachers during lunch. Elena sets a great example to all those she meets and brings a smile to our faces each day with her cheeky sense of humour and gentle nature. | |
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Sam is an incredibly polite and caring young man who has the utmost respect for adults and students alike. He shows the 5 Cs daily and can be trusted with any task. Sam looks out for younger students with a calm, mentor-like energy, and is a role model for his peers of all ages. Sam is courageously unique and holds true to his morals and values despite the pressures that can come with growing up. He has an excellent sense of humour and a compassionate, kind heart. Sam is a true representation of a Mother Teresa student. |
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During her primary school years Chelsea has consistently lived up to the Mother Teresa School ethos. Chelsea models the 5 Cs, seemingly effortlessly, and is authentic in her relationships with peers and adults alike. Chelsea displays a level of empathy beyond her years and her consciousness of others is to be admired. She has represented Mother Teresa School over the years with grace and has displayed the kind of sportsmanship that we expect. She has a natural gentleness which, combined with a spirited but appropriate sense of humor, has seen her grow into a mature young lady who will be a wonderful asset to the MTS name as she moves into high school. |
