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Sport@Scots 2021
Head of Sport Dave Smith
Coordinator of Junior School Sport Nick Payne
Director of Basketball Coaching Bailey Lloyd
Director of Netball Coaching Alley McGhee
Director of Tennis Coaching Kate Hargreaves
Sporting Shooters Coach Graeme Boyd
Fitness Instructor Lisa Davey
Netball Coordinator Alley McGhee
Snowsports Coordinator Georgie Parker
Australian Rules Football Coordinator Neale Poole
Hockey Coordinator Doug Agar
Tennis Coordinator Josh Bear
Swimming Coordinator Jacqui Turner
Sporting Shooters Coordinator Roger Barrows
Golf Coordinator Kate Herbert
Mountain Biking Coordinator Sommer Monaghan
2 The Scots School Albury
Delivering a high
quality school
sport program for
young people.
Our program is designed to develop young
people who:
1. Are committed to sport and make it a central
part of their lives, both in and out of school.
2. Know and understand what they are trying to
achieve and how to go about doing it.
3. Understand that sport is an important part of
a healthy, active lifestyle.
4. Have the confidence to get involved in
sport and be engaged in school
activities.
5. Have the skills and control that they need to
get involved in sport.
6. Willingly take part in a range of competitive,
creative and challenge-type activities, both
as an individual and as part of a team/group.
7. Think about what they are doing and make
appropriate decisions for themselves.
8. Show a desire to improve and achieve in
relation to their own abilities.
9. Have the fitness required to participate in the
full demands of the activity.
10. Enjoy school and community sport.
Sport@Scots 3
Scots Sport Program
Fundamental Phase • Little Shredder Snowboarding
• Scots Hoop Basketball
• Auskick
Objective: • Learn to Swim
The focus on the fundamental movement • Net, Set, Go.
skills and the basic understanding of sports. • Hook into Hockey
• Personal Tennis Lessons
Skill Acquisition Phase • Division 2 Basketball teams
• Section 4-6 Netball
• U12 Cricket
Objective: • Scots Football Teams
To develop a lifelong love understanding of • Scots Hockey Teams
game and encouraging participation. • Scots Tennis Teams and Lessons
• Family and Year Snow Days
• Swim Squad Training
• Mountain Bike Training Rides
• Equestrian Training Days
• Swimming, Athletics and Cross Country Carnivals
• School-Club links with Community Sport
• Hoop Time Basketball
• Sporting Shooters
• Try Golf
• Fitness Lab training
• Student Coach Development Program
• Community Gala Days
Performance Phase • Division 1 Basketball Teams
• Section 1-3 Netball
• Netball and Basketball Performance Training
Objective: Academy
To further develop the talent of the players • Senior Cricket
into competitive play. • Interschool Sporting Shooters Competitions
• ASSSTC and Interschools Ski Competitions
• Mountain Bike Competition
• Equestrian Team Event
• Sports Ambassadors Leadership Program
• Sports Coach Qualifications Opportunities
• Representative Netball and Football
• RAS Carnivals and Teams
• Performance Football Training with Elite Coaches
• Fitness Lab Training
Elite Phase • Sports Scholarships
• Talent Mentoring Program (TAPAS)
• Talent ID Pathways to Elite Clubs
Objective:
To support talented athletes who have been
identified as elite level performers.
4 The Scots School Albury
Sport Program 2021
Australian Rules Football
Boys Contact Mr Neale Poole • npoole@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Girls Contact Mr Thomas Hartshorn • thartshorn@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Matches Interschool Competition
Training U14 Boys – Thursday 3:30pm – 5.00pm Wilson Oval
U16 Boys – Tuesday and Thursday 3:30pm-5.00pm Gillespie Oval
Cost No Cost
Registration Via School Trials
Fundamental Phase
Ball skills in the Sport and PDHPE Programs
AUSKICK
Skill Acquistion Phase
PSSA Football and Paul Kelly Cup
Performance Phase
Interschool Competitions and Gala Days
Elite Phase
TAPAS Program
Sports Scholarships
Talent ID Pathways
Sport@Scots 5
Sport Program 2021
Athletics
Contact Mr Dave Smith • dsmith@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competitions The school enters the RAS, BIPSA and BISSA Championships
Athletes are also nominated to represent RAS at the CIS State Championships
Cost No cost until CIS level competition
Registration Nominations by Head of Sport following school carnivals
6 The Scots School Albury
Sport Program 2021
Basketball
Contact Mr Dave Smith • dsmith@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Director of Coaching MrBailey Lloyd• basketballcoach@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Matches Monday - Friday at Lauren Jackson Sports Stadium.
http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-9091-0-0-0&a=COMPS
Training Each team trains separately during Lunchtime or after school in the ISC. Training
times are published termly on Parent Lounge and on the Co-curricular calendar.
Cost Annual Membership $105. Seasonal Game Fees $100 per season.
Registration Via TGSport
School Rep Basketball Registration via trials
Scots Basketball Program is fulfilling the objectives outlined in The Scots School Albury Sport Strategy 2018-2023.
Fundamental Phase
Ball skills in the Sport and PDHPE Programs
Hoop tIme Competition
Scots Super Hoops Program
Skill Acquistion Phase
Division 2 Teams
Team Training Sessions
Performance Phase
Division 1 Teams
School Rep Teams
Breakfast Club Sessions
Elite Phase
TAPAS Program
Sports Scholarships
Talent ID Pathways
Sport@Scots 7Sport Program 2021
Bushwalking and Duke of Edinburgh Award
Contact Mr David Edwards • dedwards@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Contact Ms Sue Mitchell: smitchell@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Training Walks and Award events are organised throughout the year.
Cost Bronze: $172; Silver: $182; Gold: $192
Chess
Contact Ms Rowena Turner • rturner@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competition The school enters the local schools Chess competition.
Training Lunchtimes in the school library.
Cost No cost
Registration Nominations to Ms Turner
8 The Scots School AlburySport Program 2021
Cricket
Contact Mr Luke Cameron • lcameron@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Contact Mr Dave Smith • dsmith@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Matches Friday evenings 5.00pm – 7.30pm
U12 team in the Cricket Albury Wodonga competition.
Costs Local registration $80
Registration Late October
First XI – Rixon Cup
Matches During school day in November & December.
Cost No cost
Registration Trials in late October
Girls Cricket Interschool Competition
Matches During school day November & December
Cost No cost
Registration Trials in late October
Cross Country
Contact Mr Dave Smith • dsmith@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competitions The school hosts a combined Junior and Senior School competition which is
compulsory for all students in the individual and/or the team relay event.
The school enters the RAS, BIPSA and BISSA Championships.
Runners are also nominated to represent RAS at the CIS State Championships.
Cost No cost
Registration Nominations by Head of Sport following school carnivals.
Sport@Scots 9Sport Program 2021
Equestrian
Contact Mrs Julie Ferrari • jferrari@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competition The school hosts an annual 2-day Interschool Equestrian event in Albury. The team,
comprising students from Years 3 to Year 12, participates in other Equestrian Australian
Interschool events in NSW, Victoria and ACT.
Training Optional training days are organised throughout the year with external coaches.
Cost Event fees and subsidised costs for training days.
Uniform School Saddle Cloth (refundable hire fee), Browband and Competition shirt (available for
purchase).
Registration Nominations to Mrs Mitchell.
Fundamental and Skill Acquistion Phase
School Training Days
Individual coaching
Participation at local and interstate Interschool Equestrian events
Performance Phase
Victorian Interschool Championship, Werribee VIC (March each year) – you must compete at a
qualifying event in preceding 12 months.
Elite Phase
TAPAS Program
Sports Scholarships
Talent ID Pathways
National Interschool Competitions
10 The Scots School AlburySport Program 2021
Football • Soccer
Contact Mr Dave Smith • dsmith@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Golf
Contact Ms Kate Herbert • kherbert@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competition A new program designed to develop golf as a co-curricular activity.
Training Coaching & competition pathway
Hockey
Contact Mr Doug Agar • dagar@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Contact Mrs Megan Dickins • mdickins@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Matches U12, U14 and Div3 Women
Friday evenings and Saturday mornings at the Albury Hockey Centre
Training Wednesday 3:30pm - 4:30pm at Scots
March 2021
Season starts first weekend of April
Cost 2021 fees :
Juniors $200
Adults $250
$75 Hockey Victoria membership
Sport@Scots 11Sport Program 2021
Mountain Biking
Contact Mrs Sommer Monaghan • smonaghan@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competition VIC & NSW Intershools Competition
Training XCO Training Program
The Rides training Program
Cost TBC
Netball • Senior School Years 8 -12
Contact Mrs Alley McGhee • amcghee@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Matches Monday Evenings (Senior) at JC King Park Albury.
The school also enters into schools competitions including the VIC & NSW School
Championships.
Training Skill Acquisition: Wednesday 3:30pm – 4:30pm at Scots
Performance (invite): Tuesday 7:00am – 8:15am
Netball • Junior School Years 3-8
Contact Ms Alley McGhee • amcghee@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Contact Mrs Nikki Maguire • nmaguire@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Matches Saturday Mornings (Junior) at JC King Park Albury.
The school also enters into Schools competitions including the VIC School
Championships.
12 The Scots School AlburySport Program 2021
Scots Netball Program is fulfilling the objectives outlined in The Scots School Sport Strategy 2018-2023.
Fundamental Phase
Net Set Go Program (K-2)
Foundation Training Sessions
Netball Program in the Yr 3-6 Sport Curriculum
Skill Acquistion Phase
ANA Saturday Divisions (Yrs 3-8)
Compulsory Skill Development Training Program
ANA Monday Skill Acquisition/Social (Yr 8-12)
ANA Trial Support (u12)
Performance Phase
Breakfast Club Performance Training Program
Compulsory Performance Training
School Representative Opportunities
RAS Squad/ANA Rep Support
ANA Monday Performance Teams (Yr 8-12)
Netball Captaincy Role
Scots School Netball Colours
Coaching Qualifications
Coaching Opportunities
Umpring Opportunities
Elite Phase
TAPAS Program
CIS Trial Support
Sports Scholarships
Talent ID Pathways
• Years 3-8 will play in the ANA Saturday program. This is due to social-emotional well-being as well as the
appropriateness of physical challenge.
• Some teams may operate without Scots staff attendance. In this case, Parents will be asked to take a lead role
in matchday coaching.
• Access to the NetballNSW Foundation Coaching course will be given to players who are offering to support
the coaching program on Saturday and Monday evenings: https://nsw.netball.com.au/netball-nsw-coach-
ing-accreditation/
• Umpires will be reimbursed at $20 per game.
• A scope and sequence timeline for the Netball year outlines the events.
• Scots Sport reserves the right to change the opportunities within this program.
Sport@Scots 13Sport Program 2021
Snowsports Snow Australia: In 2019 Scots were the recipient of the Outstanding School Achievement
of the Year in Snowsports Award
Contact Ms Georgie Parker • gparker@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competitions The Scots School enters the ASSSTC, the NSW and Victorian Interschool
Snowsports Competitions.
Training The school organises Snow Day excursions for all students and also a Boarders snow
trip. The school runs the Little Shredders training program for K, 1 and 2 to introduce
them to the sport.
Cost From $160
Fundamental Phase
Little Shredders Program - Junior School
Ski and Snowboard Australia designed 6 sessions introductory program
conducted on campus (off snow).
Skill Acquistion Phase
Falls Creek Snow Days - open to all ski levels (especially beginners.
Morning lesson, then free skiing in the afternoon - 6.30am - 6.30pm.
Boarding House Snow Camp - Falls Creek, Years 7 - 10.
Performance Phase
Australian Secondary Snowsports Team Challenge (ASSSTC) - Falls Creek, Senior School.
Training Day, Skier X, Giant Slalom and Cross Country Events.
Scots Official Team, Development Team.
Race Skills Training Day - Falls Creek
Elite Phase
Victorian Interschool - Championships, Mt Buller
Junior and Senior School
14 The Scots School AlburySport Program 2021
Sporting Shooters
Contact Mr Roger Barrows • rbarrows@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competitions The team enter the local NSW and Victorian Schools competitions.
Training Practice shoots and Licencing sessions occur prior to competitions.
Registration Nominations to Mr Barrows
Cost $40 per week of attendance for 40 clays and shells.
Table Tennis
Contact Mr Dave Smith • dsmith@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Partner Club We are proud to be associated with the Albury Table Tennis Association.
Albury Wodonga Table Tennis Association invites all students aged 10 years to 16
years who would like to play table tennis one afternoon a week, 4.30pm until 6.00pm,
every Wednesday, at Greenfield Park. No experience is necessary.
Cost $5 with some coaching, and equipment is available.
AWTTA is an Active Kids program provider, so the two $100 Active Kids vouchers for
NSW residents in 2019 can be used to pay for fees at the club.
If, instead of these Junior Sessions, students choose the night-time Pennant
competition, the cost will be $6.00 per session and the TT Victoria registration is $50.
Club Information awtta.org.au
Sport@Scots 15Sport Program 2021
Tennis
Contact Mr Josh Bear • jbear@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Contact Mrs Kate Hargreaves: kate@getagripontennis.com
Matches Saturdays, usually at the Margaret Court Tennis Centre
Training Tennis courts are open for practice on Tuesday and Wednesday
Partner Club We are proud to be associated with Albury Tennis Club
Cost Approximately $10 per match.
Scots Tennis Program is fulfilling the objectives outlined in The Scots School Sport Strategy 2018-2023.
Fundamental Phase
Ball skills in the Sport and PDHPE programs
Opportunities for private tuition onsite
Skill Acquistion Phase
Monday Morning Service Clinic
Thursday Match Practice and Protocols
Albury Tennis Association Pennant Competition
Performance Phase
Private Tuition with ‘Get a Grip Tennis’
Albury Tennis Association Pennant Competition
Elite Phase
TAPAS Program
Sports Scholarships
Talent ID Pathways
16 The Scots School AlburySport Program 2021
Softball
Partner Club We are proud to be associated with Albury Bears Softball Club
Swimming
Contact Mrs Jacqui Turner • jturner@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competitions The school enters the RAS BIPSA and BISSA Championships
Swimmers are also nominated to represent RAS at the CIS State Championships
Training Wednesday 3:30pm - 4:30pm and Friday 7:30am- 8:15am (November – April).
Cost No Cost
Registration Nominations by Head of Sport following school carnivals
Water Polo
Contact Mr Dave Smith • dsmith@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Competitions The school enters the RAS/BISSA Championship.
Registration Via Squad Trials
Cost No Cost
Uniform Caps (provided) Scots Swimmers.
Sport@Scots 17School • Club Links
The school - sport partnerships explore the 2. Young people making progress and fulfilling their
opportunities of working together to help fulfill the potential.
objectives of the program. For some of the activities, 3. Young people leading a balanced and healthy
we have linked with local community providers and lifestyle.
we encourage students to join local clubs.
Scots are currently partnered with:
An effective school club link will deliver the following East Albury Cricket Club
outcomes: Albury Bears Softball Club
1. Young people enjoying and regularly participating Murray United Football Club
in sport. Albury Table Tennis Association
Albury Tennis Club
Scots Sport Ambassadors
Previously known as Sport Captains, the nominated and will influence and shape decision making in sport.
leaders will work together as a group to develop all
aspects of school sport, and not just their specific Becoming a Sport Ambassador is a great way to
sport portfolio. The key role of a Young Ambassadors develop new skills and build confidence. The program
is to support Scots Sport locally and to influence five will help develop the young people as leaders in sport
aspects of school sport: and motivate and inspire others to get into sport.
1. Co-curricular sport provision.
2. Links to community sport opportunities. The Ambassadors will promote, assist and support the
3. Opportunities for competition. delivery of sport at Scots, whilst also, individually having
4. Celebration of student achievements in sport, responsibility for a sport.
including Newsletter contributions.
5. Leadership opportunities for young people. The Scots Sport Ambassadors program will benefit the
school by;
In the first instance, the nominated leaders of Australian • Encouraging the school to self reflect and
Rules Football, Netball, Basketball, Equestrian, Hockey continuously improve in sporting provision.
and Tennis will form the group of Ambassadors. These • Placing young people at the forefront of the decision
roles should not be confused with the role of captain of making and planning of sport in their school.
a team or squad in the competitions that we enter. We • Helping the school to increase young people’s
will still have the traditional captains in the other sports opportunities and engagement in school sport.
(Shooting, Swimming, Athletics etc). • Help the school to put school sport at the heart of
their planning, practice and ethos.
The Sport Ambassadors will have a pivotal role within • Recognising and celebrating successful school
the school and wider community. They will act as role sport models.
models and leaders of other young people. They will
also reflect the views of other young people
18 The Scots School AlburyScots Talented Athletes Program
The Talented Athletes Program at Scots (TAPAS) aims
to supporting student athletes to maximise sporting and
academic potential by achieving a balanced lifestyle of
training, competitions, schoolwork, exams and
family life.
The High Performance Scots Talented Athletes
Program is based on The Junior Athlete Education
Framework, developed by the Youth Sport Trust in the
United Kingdom.
That framework was designed to guide and help
schools provide comprehensive personal development
support for young talented performers within their
school but who are also challenged with realising both
academic and sporting potential.
The program will provide workshops for talented young 3. Creation of a Student Focused network between
athletes and their parents about balancing the Coach – Parent – Athlete - School.
demands of school and sport. The workshops and 4. Informing whole school policies on identification,
support cover aspects of lifestyle management, target provision and support for talented students.
setting and planning. In addition, specific staff will act as 5. Attraction and retention of talented enrolled
the liaison between the student, the school, home and students.
the sport. The TAPAS Mentor will help the athlete to 6. Raised awareness in the school of the additional
manage their time effectively and cope with issues of needs of gifted and talented pupils
conflict arising because of the demands of their time 7. Improved provision of support for athletic talented
from sport and school. The TAPAS Mentors will be and gifted students.
asked to mentor a small group of athletes and meet 8. Enhanced communication with outside agencies to
with them so that they can discuss progress and share enrich the student’s learning experience.
ideas. In addition, the TAPAS Mentor will work closely
with the governing body of each sport to reduce conflict “Our Talented Athlete Program at Scots will provide
between education and sport. a step change in the way that young talented sports
performers are supported through their education,
The benefits of the program are: sports training and performance phases. By
1. Thorough identification of students with high level developing a Talented Athlete Program at Scots, our
abilities in sport. students will find the challenge of competing at the
2. Support to balance commitments and align priorities highest level and achieving their academic studies
to lifestyle requirements. a much easier step to take.”
David Smith Head of Sport, The Scots School Albury
Sport@Scots 19Scots Talented Athletes Program
How it works TAPAS Pillar 1 • Recognising talent
The Athlete is at the centre of TAPAS. Select the right young people onto the school’s talent
The program supports the holistic talent support program.
development of these talented performers by focusing
on developing the five abilities and how these vary with What does a High Performance TAPAS student look
the age of the young person. The five abilities are: like?
• Physical • High levels of attainment and qualities in a particular
• Thinking Sport.
• Social • Be very articulate and verbally fluent for their age.
• Personal • Relishes the opportunity to take on new roles and
• Creative responsibilities.
• Be self-motivated, regulated and reflective.
The TAPAS Framework is based on four pillars. These • Have strong views, opinions and willing to take risks.
cover how Scots can: • Have a strong sense of leadership.
• Recognise • Communication, empathy, knowledge,
• Guide, understanding and negotiation.
• Support • Be inquisitive and question readily to a high level.
• Inspire
talented young sportsmen and women. Current students who are expected to train 4 or more
times a week, students at a state or National level of
performance and those whose studies are affected by
the sporting commitment will be invited by The Head of
Sport to participate in TAPAS.
20 The Scots School AlburyScots Talented Athletes Program
TAPAS Pillar 2 • Guiding talent TAPAS Pillar 3 • Supporting talent
Guide young performers through the critical years of Empower the school’s young talented performers with
physical and mental development, and on to the correct the skills and support them to balance the conflicting
pathway that allows them to realise their sporting challenges of their sport, studies and personal lives.
potential as adults. The program is designed to help young people to
balance their lifestyle and build the right support team,
Parents and the athletes will attend a workshop on ensuring that they understand what it takes to become
performance profiling. (Examples of the performance the very best.
where profile questions are listed below). The workshop
will discuss how to identify weaknesses and strengths This workshop will cover Goal setting, Time
in the sporting and academic profile and will also include management, Planning, Communication, Performance
appropriate use of social media. Improvement and a Team You approach. Advice on Diet,
Nutrition and Hydration will also be given. This will teach
Following the workshop, the performance profile will be athletes how to plan and identify ‘hotspots’ or clashes
completed with the mentor to ascertain all the demands in their calendar year in terms of competition, training,
put upon the athlete. The TAPAS mentor will work with school/exam commitments and social commitments.
the athlete to form an action plan to improve the This will form the basis of an Individual Action Plan
identified areas of weaknesses and strengths in which will be developed for each student and this will be
the sporting and academic profile. placed on the school’s information system.
In addition, parents will be guided as the responsibilities TAPAS Pillar 4 • Inspiring talent
of being a ‘Performance Parent’ via a workshop.
Inspire the school’s current and future young
performers to achieve their potential and to develop into
role models, within the school and the wider community.
The TAPAS students will be used to Inspire the school’s
current and future young performers to achieve their
potential. They will be taught the responsibilities
of being a role model, both within the school and the
wider community.
Sport@Scots 21Representative Sports Pathways
Scots are part of the representative pathways that allow athletes to extend their skills beyond school and into the
levels of representative sport.
School representatives will compete and trial at a RAS (Riverina Associated Schools) level .
RAS representatives compete and trial at the CIS (Combined Independent Schools) level.
CIS representatives compete against athletes from the Catholic and public sector schools and trial for the NSW All
Schools teams NSW All Schools compete at the Australian National Schools competitions.
22 The Scots School AlburySport Scholarships
Guidelines for the awarding of scholarships where • They should also be eager to participate in the wide range
sport is an element in the selection criteria or for a of opportunities available at the school and respect the
sport specific scholarship. philosophy and rules that govern the school.
• Must demonstrate commitment to complete their
Historically, sport has played a significant part in the HSC studies.
programs offered by Australian schools, particularly
independent schools. It is recognised that Underperforming students on Sports Scholarships
well-managed sports programs promote health and will have their position reviewed. The decision about
fitness and develop values of teamwork and fair play. who remains on a Sports Scholarship is at the school’s
Scholarships will be provided to individuals who are discretion.
balancing an elite sporting pathway with the demands
of their education. Sport scholarships will not be given • Scholarship holders must agree to represent the
solely for the purpose of winning premierships or school in sporting events (wherever reasonable)
gaining dominance over other schools/clubs in and to act as an ambassador of the school to the
particular sports. community.
• Scholarships are subject to annual monitoring and
Students wishing to apply for Sports Scholarships (Part review. The Principal has the right to withdraw a
or Full) at The Scots School Albury, must adhere to the scholarship at any time if behaviour, commitment
following set criteria: and progress are not being maintained. The value of
any award must remain strictly confidential between
• The candidate will have to be enrolled as a full time parents and the school.
Scots school student or be enrolled to begin as a • Recipients of such scholarships will be held to the
Scots school student the same year as they wish to same standards of behaviour and expectation as
access the scholarship. other students and should actively contribute to the
• Regional, State or National representation in chosen life of the school beyond their sporting expertise.
sport in recent years and/or showing future potential. • Applicants will need to complete the ACER testing
• Membership of a high level team of equivalent and Scots School interview.
standard or achieving State level qualification scores, • Provide a sporting resume, listing sporting
whilst also recognised on the sports talent identifica- achievements and abilities.
tion pathway. • One referee report must be from a recognised club
• Participation in the Scots School Talented Athletes or Regional, State, National or International coach in
Program, which mentors the athlete through the the applicant’s chosen sport.
rigours of school and sport.
• Overall sound academic performance.
• Diligence and application in sport and academic
studies.
• A demonstrated sense of community.
• A demonstrated Leadership capacity.393 Perry Street Albury NSW 2640 Australia
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