STUDENT LEADER NEWS
This week, the Student Representative Council (SRC) would like to introduce themselves and say hello to the CRC St Albans community.
Charlotte GeradaLeadership role: Year 8 SRC Primary school you attended: St Peter Chanel Primary School One interesting fact about yourself: I am a twin What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: In 2021 I hope to make a difference. I’d like to influence others and maybe change someone's perspective on situations in which they are involved in. I’d also hope to be involved in the schools events/occasions. And overall making our school a safer place for others (mentally). Advice for the new year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school My one piece of advice is relax. Highschool isn't as big and scary as many make it seem. It's a safe place. Make this year enjoyable. You can reach me at charlotteg@crcstalbans.com.au for any questions/inquiries. Anything else you would like the community to know? I believe in each and every one of your voices and I will strive to do whatever I can in making your voice heard this year in 2021. |
Monica LeLeadership role: Year 8 SRC Primary school you attended: Holy Eucharist Primary School One interesting fact about yourself: I like jamming to music :) What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: My hopes for 2021 is making our school community an environment where people are excited to experience a new day of learning. A place where people feel supported and encouraged to do their best with the help of staff members and student leaders. Advice for the new year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: My advice for Year 7’s would be to have fun and make the most of it while you can. This means engaging with new people and staying out of drama to keep a positive environment around everyone. It is important to never give up on your dreams as at the end of the day, it is the small steps that count. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. As Year 7’s and 8’s will be having lunch and snack together, I tend to hang around the school canteen or stage area outside. However, you can contact me using my school email: monical@crcstalbans.com.au Anything else you would like the community to know? Remember that making mistakes is an opportunity to learn and grow. As things are quite uncertain during this time, it is important to keep a healthy and positive mind-set. |
Jimmy TranPrimary school you attended: St Paul's Kealba Catholic School One interesting fact about yourself: I play volleyball. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: Making the school a better place, to help everyone have a wonderful experience, and to use their talents for opportunities. I also intend to learn from my peers to be a more efficient leader, and to be a better role model. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: My advice would be to take risks and opportunities when there is one, and to always be yourself and to come out of your comfort zones to try new things. Whether you succeed or fail, don’t give up but keep trying! Year 7 goes by really fast so make sure to cherish every moment. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. Around the first 10 minutes of lunch or recess I will normally be near the front stage. If I’m not there I’m around the pond or near the basketball courts. Also feel free to email me if you can’t seem to find me! My email is jimmyt1@crcstalbans.com.au Anything else you would like the community to know? Have a great day! And feel free to talk to me if you need anything! |
Kayden LuzarPrimary school you attended: St Peter Chanel Primary School What are your hopes/dreams for 2021:My hopes for this year is to be able to achieve the goals I have set for myself this year and to be able to help anyone who needs it Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: My advice for the new Year 7's is that although you may feel uneasy about doing things out of your comfort zone by participating in things you may not normally participate in, I advise that you do because time goes fast and before you know it, you will be done with school. So you should make the most of all the opportunities available to you How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. My homeroom is 8 Orifici or I usually am in front of the stage or in that general area. |
My NguyenLeadership role: SRC Primary school you attended: Sacred Heart Primary School One interesting fact about yourself: I play basketball and like to listen to R&B music. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: My hopes and dreams for 2021 are to ensure that everyone in our school community feels a sense of belonging and purpose at CRC St Albans as well as making sure that student’s voices are heard. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: Don’t take this time for granted! Whether you realise it or not high school goes by quickly so spend that time doing the best in everything you do. Be true to yourself and do the things that make you happy because this time only goes by once. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. Feel free to talk to me in the mornings but during recess and lunch I tend to hang around the grassy area behind the canteen or near the basketball courts. You can also email me at myn@crcstalbans.com Anything else you would like the community to know? I wish everyone a great 2021 and that we all can make the most of it! |
Caelen KhooLeadership role: Year 9 SRC Primary school you attended: Cairnlea Park Primary School One interesting fact about yourself: I love to play basketball and make new friends!!!! What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: My hopes and dreams for 2021 is to build a positive school community where we bond as a family, to build off and lean on one another. To grow as a school and as individuals in our CRC St Albans community, we can achieve this by living out the school values and motto “To love one another as I have loved you”. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: As you start your year in high school it may seem scary or nerve-racking but come out of your comfort zone and make positive relationships with your peers and teachers. Make the most out of your time in year 7 because I can assure you that it does go by really fast, so put aside all the negativity that comes your way and focus on working on yourself mentally and physically as you start high school. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. You can always email me anytime at Caelen Khoo and we could chat before or after school about anything, if you have questions about our school, or simply would like to chat. Anything else you would like the community to know? Always strive for better in life because I can guarantee you that it will all be worth it in the end. |
Hoang-Quan TranLeadership role: Year 9 SRC Primary school you attended: Resurrection Primary School One interesting fact about yourself: I get mad easily when I play games. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: Making CRC St Albans a warm and welcoming place for others and to be a positive role model to others. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: To take every opportunity you can and to have fun in school. Make friends and you will be happy. Year 7 and 8 goes pretty fast so make the best of it. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. You can find me in the yard playing volleyball or you can email me at hoangquant@crcstalbans.com. Instagram: h_quantran Anything else you would like the community to know? Have fun at school and stay safe. |
Ana MarkicLeadership role: Year 9 SRC Primary school you attended: Holy Eucharist Primary School One interesting fact about yourself: I love listening to music and singing. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: My hopes and dreams for 2021 are to make our school a more loving place and to incorporate more ideas for the year levels and make them happen. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: Go for all the opportunities you can and have fun. Try your best in school and pay attention. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. I’m usually just walking around the yard, near the stage/canteen. You can also email me at anam@crcstalbans.com.au Anything else you would like the community to know? Have a wonderful year :) |
Roaa AluokaLeadership role: SRC. Primary school you attended: Sacred Heart Primary School. One interesting fact about yourself: I do diamond painting. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: My hopes for 2021 are to help make CRC a better and more welcoming place and also help people deal with mental health. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: Always look on the positive side, work hard toward what they are aiming to achieve, and never give up, and most importantly enjoy Year 7 before it’s too late. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc: You can always email me at roaaa@crcstalbans.com.au or you can also find me around the Year 10 area or the canteen. Anything else you would like the community to know? Family is Power |
Maryam JabretaLeadership role: SRC The primary school you attended: WELS One interesting fact about yourself: I talk a lot. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: My hopes and dreams for 2021 are to make the school community a better and more welcoming place. I hope that everyone has a great year (2021). Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school. Always do your best and take it easy and never give up. Try to communicate with others and be nice :) How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. You can email me at maryamj@crcstalbans.com.au or you can find me near the Year 10 area. |
Julie Le PhamLeadership role: Year 10 SRC Primary school you attended: Resurrection Catholic Primary School One interesting fact about yourself: I may have a slight addiction to boba milk tea. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: My hopes and dreams for 2021 are to make our school community feel warm and welcoming, a place where people feel comfortable, safe, happy and a sense of belonging. I would also like to work towards creating a better but also a safer study environment for everyone. For myself, I hope to step out of my comfort zone more often, develop new skills, continue to have a growth mindset and to be more confident in what I do. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: Always stay persistent even when things feel as if they aren’t achievable. At the end of the day, you tried your best and that’s all that really matters. Look forward to the future ahead of you and have fun! Who knows when you’ll ever have that experience again :) How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc: I’m always around somewhere (most likely near the canteen or stage) or you can always email me at juliep2@crcstalbans.com.au Anything else you would like the community to know? Stay positive and stay strong. Remember that you’re never alone :) |
Thomas LeLeadership role: Year 10 SRC Primary school you attended: St. Paul’s Kealba Catholic School One interesting fact about yourself: I play tennis competitively. What are your hopes/dreams for 2021: To leave 2020 behind us and by building on what the school has learnt through that tough year by making our school a better and more welcoming place where no one feels uncomfortable to open and express themselves, where people are always motivated and are comfortable to come to school with a positive attitude ready to learn. A place where students are supported by all peers and staff and always striving to improve and do their absolute best and having fun. I also hope to improve personally not only academically but socially as well. Advice for the new Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school: My advice to Year 7's as they begin their journey into secondary school is to not be afraid to take up the opportunities that come your way. Although it may be tempting and difficult to talk to new people, always try to get to know as many people as possible. Always try to socialise and get to know others from different schools so that you are able to break free from your comfort zone and be comfortable around them. Always try your absolute best and don’t let anybody put negative energy on you and put you down because with the right mindset and environment you can achieve anything. Also make sure to have fun because time will fly. How they can find you if they'd like to introduce themselves/chat etc. You can find me at my email thomasl@crcstalbans.com.au and at the stage at both lunch and recess. Anything else you would like the community to know? Stay positive and make sure to not give up no matter what difficulties you’re going through because you will get through it. |