Students across the AngliSchools network have celebrated outstanding achievements in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award program, with seven students attaining the prestigious Gold Award and Cathedral College Wangaratta marking an exciting first cohort of Bronze Award recipients.
The Award encourages young people to develop initiative, perseverance, and a commitment to service through participation in activities across four key areas: Physical Recreation, Skills Development, Voluntary Service, and an Adventurous Journey.
Gold Award Recipients
Seven students from four AngliSchools have reached a milestone achieved by only a small proportion of participants each year – the coveted Gold Award:
Frederick Irwin Anglican School
Tess Purcell
Peter Carnley Anglican Community School
Cassie De Courcy-Barnett
Hannah-Mae Rowse
Pauline Reyes
Breeanna Stewart
Peter Moyes Anglican Community School
Bailey Neale
St Mark’s Anglican Community School
Amy Schutze
Bronze Award Milestone for Cathedral College Wangaratta
Cathedral College Wangaratta (CCW) enjoyed a landmark year in 2025, with its first group of students completing the Bronze Award as part of a growing extra-curricular offering. The cohort undertook their Adventurous Journey to Bright, 80km from the College, demonstrating their teamwork, perseverance and impressive enthusiasm for the program!
CCW Bronze Award recipients
Ava Harrison-Raknes
Bridget McKelvie
Elliot Ford
Felicity Camplin
Georgia Loffle
Issy Pizzini
Layla Graham
Well done to all schools involved, and thank you to the staff whose dedication makes these achievements possible.
