Special Awards 2024

Chloe Veeran

The AMPOL All Rounder Award is presented to someone who demonstrates leadership, service to the community, good personal conduct, and excels in sport. The recipient of this award is a polite, friendly, and hardworking student who sets high goals for herself. Academically she achieved good results alongside completing a Certificate IV in Preparation for Health and Nursing Studies in Year 11, demonstrating her academic strength and commitment to learning.

Her selection for the 2024 School Sport WA Interstate Golf Team highlights her sporting talent and ability to work as part of a team, representing her school with pride.

In Year 12, she participated in the "Jetty Crew" leadership program at Busselton Jetty, promoting friendship, community involvement, and teamwork.

The student has commenced a 12 month Traineeship with the City of Busselton, completing a Cert III in Local Government,  and she works in the Building Surveying Administration. She will then go on to study Building Surveying either with the City of Busselton or independently. She also recently won the Busselton Golf Club Championship for 2024.

Her achievements across academics, sports, and leadership make her a deserving candidate for the AMPOL All-Rounder Award.

The award this year goes to Chloe Veeran.

The Australian Defence Force Long Tan Youth Leadership and Teamwork Award recognise students who demonstrate leadership and teamwork within both the school and the broader local community. At the same time, they recognise those who display strong values, such as doing one’s best, respect for others and “mateship”, characteristics that are integral to Australian society.

The recipient of this award is Georgia Welch.

We would like to thank our ACC Parents and Friends Association for sponsoring our Primary Heart of the College Award. This award is presented to a student who reflects the heart and values of our College. This student displays respect and leadership, is polite, helpful and supportive to others. He goes out of his way to include all students in friendship groups or when on an excursion. He works diligently and submits work on time, he takes advice and utilises it to improve his work. He enjoys being a part of our school and is a good example to others.

This year the Primary Heart of the College Awards goes to Christiaan Labuschagne

We would like to thank our ACC Parents and Friends Association for sponsoring our Secondary Heart of the College Award. This award is presented to a student who reflects the heart and values of our College. This student was a school leader, achieved two VET qualifications and completed a work placement in an aged care facility. This student has grown in confidence and self assurance and achieved what she has whilst overcoming personal adversity.

This year the Secondary Heart of the College Award goes to Lauren Evans.