3 March 2017:
This evening, on behalf of Capital Chemist, ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry MLA awarded 31 of our public school students with scholarships for their commitment in the fields of academic excellence, citizenship and special talents and abilities.
The Capital Chemist College scholarships are an investment in our young people and are designed to assist students with their further education expenses as they enter their final year of schooling.
Over the past 14 years the Scholarships have been awarded to 550 of Canberra’s most promising students and amounts to over $490,000. This year we have added 31 students to this number, who received scholarships valued at $1,000 each.
The scholarship program provides a great opportunity to recognise the achievements within the ACT public school community. It is a rewarding way to acknowledge the students’ academic achievements, commitment to their local community through volunteering, fundraising and leadership and/or their special talents and abilities. I truly admire this year’s winners, the quality of their achievements, and I look forward to watching their continued success.
The Public Education Foundation is proud to support Capital Chemist by facilitating the nomination process within our public schools. The awards reflect the vision of the Foundation to provide outstanding services, build a sense of community and pursue personal and professional excellence.
I am very grateful to the Capital Chemist for their long term commitment to our public school system and their investment in our local community.
Congratulations to all the scholarship recipients and their schools’ principals and teachers who have supported and encouraged them throughout their learning journey. Well done today and I wish all of the scholarships recipients the very best in their future endeavors.
The 2017 Capital Chemist Scholarship recipients are:
Black Mountain School
Lucinda Morberger – Academic Excellence Award
Crystal Owen – Citizenship Award
Geordie Clynch – Capital Chemist Award
Canberra College
Harry Evans – Academic Excellence Award
Courtney Mattick – Citizenship Award
Aaron Campese – Capital Chemist Award
Dickson College
Catherine OuYang – Academic Excellence Award
Lal Chhan Pa Sang – Citizenship Award
Fatemeh Fouladi – Capital Chemist Award
Erindale College
Jane Spooner – Academic Excellence Award
Isabelle Roze Beath Williams – Citizenship Award
Joshua Harper – Capital Chemist Award
Gungahlin College
Lucinda Antcliff – Academic Excellence Award
Sophia Engelhardt – Citizenship Award
Lara Burch – Capital Chemist Award
Hawker College
Jack Fuller – Academic Excellence Award
Naomi Clement – Citizenship Award
Laura Pease – Capital Chemist Award
Lake Tuggeranong College
Hayley Mason – Academic Excellence
Megan Brinkley – Citizenship Award
Melba Copland Secondary School
Matthew Morriss – Academic Excellence Award
Salome Fangaiuiha-Jones – Citizenship Award
Connor Richards – Capital Chemist Award
Narrabundah College
Claire Yung – Academic Excellence Award
Esther Suckling – Citizenship Award
Karlee Curtis-Sullivan – Capital Chemist Award
The Woden School
Lucinda McClusky – Academic Excellence Award
Damon Meli – Citizenship Award
Trevor Chi Ho – Capital Chemist Award
University of Canberra Senior Secondary College
Lake Ginninderra
Anthony Perkovic – Citizenship Award
Ezi Magbegor – Capital Chemist Award