THIS year has been a fantastic year for Tarnagulla Primary School. Students have participated in many excursions.
Over the past school year we have noticed outstanding work and behaviour from many students, to recognise this we had our awards night on Tuesday and presented the following awards. 
Ryder Bass received the Maths Award for his demonstrated commitment to learning through his bookwork and collaboration.  These efforts have shone through in his academic growth.
Miranda Watters collected the English award. She has many barriers and challenges in progressing her learning but has demonstrated extraordinary resilience and perseverance throughout the year. Miranda has shown inspirational academic growth.
Archer Bass has demonstrated considerable skills in all areas of sport and has been given the Sport award. He took a leadership role in assisting coaching during the AFL unit and has continued to develop his sportsmanship in all aspect of the game. Archer has made great progress this year.
Art is an important subject across the school and this year Lilith Angelo was the recipient of the Art award. Lilith has demonstrated a variety of newly acquired skills in her drawing and painting, particularly in the depth of her art works.
The school is built around three values: Safety First. Respect Always. Effort before Achievement. Each year we recognise a student who has consistently demonstrated these values and encouraged others to do the same. The School Values award this year went to Olivia Watters.
Science is a critical thinking discipline in our modern society and Samuel Buckingham has consistently demonstrated the personal qualities required for successfully excelling in science. He received the Science award recognising careful planning, attention to detail, and ability to use data and evidence to support hypotheses. Samuel has continued to progress his science skills.