Prizegiving ceremony for Lawrence Area School
Academic awards
Dux
Jason Lawrence
Year 9
Rebecca Benington (academic award for year 9, achievement in science and food & nutrition, effort in mathematics and digital technology); Lee Heppel-Pukehika (academic award for Year 9, achievement in the arts, English, social science and digital technology, effort in science); Jake Heslop (achievement in physical education, effort in social science); Jay Morton (diligence in year 9, effort in the arts); Patrick O'Shea (effort in English and food & nutrition); Regen Potter (effort in physical education); Cameron Stanton-Gerken (achievement in mathematics).
Year 10
Jacob Homer (diligence in year 10, effort in physical education); Mikayla Swanson (academic award for year 10, achievement in English, social science, physical education and food & nutrition, effort in the arts, mathematics, science and digital technology); Shannon Sutton (academic award for year 10, achievement in mathematics, science and digital technology, effort in English, social science and food & nutrition); Kyle Whitehead (achievement in the arts).
Year 11
Harmony Cameron-Tuhaka (academic excellence in year 11, achievement in English, science and physical education, effort in food & nutrition); Fergus Deal (achievement in materials technology); Amy Eason (academic excellence in year 11, achievement in mathematics and food & nutrition, effort in English and physical education); Thomas Halse (achievement in digital technologies and social science); Kalin Haywood (diligence in year 11, effort in social science); Terry Heppel-Pukehika (effort in mathematics); Caine Ritchie (effort in materials technology); Lee Samuel (effort in digital technologies); Bradley Saywood (effort in science).
Year 12
Bradley Benington (diligence in year 12, achievement in materials technology, effort in materials technology, mathematics and physical education); Jameisha Sheridan (achievement in food & nutrition, effort in English and physical science); Robert Sutton (academic award for year 12, achievement in biology, English, mathematics and physical science, effort in biology); Keegan Tunnage (achievement in physical education).
Year 13
Jason Lawrence (academic award for year 13 - dux, achievement in mathematics, biology and chemistry); Fletcher Benington (effort in mathematics and materials technology).
Special awards
Harmony Cameron-Tuhaka (effort in home economics); Amy Eason (good work in home economics); Bradley Benington (effort and achievement in workshop technology); Mary McLaughlin (award for social sciences in the senior school); Jason Lawrence (award for achievement in senior academic subject); Jason Lawrence (excellence in senior biology prize); Mackenzie O'Shea (year 9 & 10 speech trophy); Robert Sutton (senior speech trophy); Mikayla Swanson (citizenship award). Fletcher Benington (scholarship to otago polytechnic); Bradley Benington (citizenship and integrity); Fletcher Benington (prize for leadership); Hayden O'Shea (Smyth Trust Award).
Sports awards
Amy Eason (senior girls swimming champion); Liam Homer (senior boys swimming champion); Mackenzie O'Shea (intermediate girls athletic champion); Crede Holgate (year 9 boys athletic champion); Amy Eason (senior girls athletic champion); Caine Ritchie (senior boys athletic champion); Mikayla Swanson (senior girls cross-country); Caine Ritchie (senior boys cross-country); Harmony Cameron-Tuhaka (contribution to netball); Amy Eason/Harmony Cameron-Tuhaka (best all-round netballer); Kane Whitehead (contribution to rugby); Fletcher Benington (best all round rugby player); Regen Potter (contribution to cricket); Jake Heslop (best all round cricketer); Tyrone Goodlet (most outstanding player in boys basketball); Caine Ritchie (best contribution to boys basketball); Amy Eason (most outstanding player in girls basketball); Harmony Cameron-Tuhaka (best contribution to girls basketball); Kyle Whitehead (most outstanding player in touch rugby); Annie McLaughlin (contribution to football); Caine Ritchie (most outstanding claybird shooter).
Sports acknowledgements
Regen Potter (athletics: Otago; rugby U14: Otago Country); Blaize Potter (athletics: Otago); Liam Homer (athletics: Otago); Taylor Homer (athletics: Otago); Caine Ritchie (athletics: Otago); Amy Eason (area schools: southern netball, basketball, football, South Island netball, basketball, football and New Zealand basketball; netball: South Otago U17); Kyle Whitehead (area schools: Southern Ki O Rahi, football, South Island Ki O Rahi and New Zealand Ki O Rahi and MVP Ki O Rahi); Fletcher Benington (area schools: southern rugby, volleyball, South Island rugby); Tyrone Goodlet (area schools: southern rugby, basketball, volleyball); Kane Whitehead (area schools: southern rugby, volleyball, South Island rugby); Harmony Cameron-Tuhaka (area schools: southern netball, basketball); Caine Ritchie (area schools: southern football, basketball, Ki O Rahi, South Island football); Annie McLaughlin (area schools: southern netball, football, South Island football); Liam Homer (area schools: southern rugby); Adam Goodlet (area schools: southern basketball); Fergus Deal (area schools: southern football, rugby, Ki O Rahi).
