I am passionate about my house.
Fenwick has been my home away from home since day one, my best friends are in this house, some of my favorite teachers are leading it and I can see the potential we have shown with last year's win.
I remember in my first day in Year 9 I was warmly welcomed into Fenwick with everyone greeting me, just the simple hello meant a lot to a new student. This experience has made me very approachable, easily talking with any student, old or new.
I am a very adaptable person in the sense that I can take over any role in the task at hand be it leadership or working as part of a team.
I had not been as active in years 9 and 10 performing in some of the larger house competitions such as drama, which we won, but not in all.
However, Year 11 became a turning point and my activity …show more content…
This is my most admirable achievement for me personally because it doesn’t matter that I wasn’t on the stage for straight As and A*s; I did the best that I could with what I had, and as Mr. Baker says, "winning doesn’t matter if you’ve given it 100%, although winning is also good", and this statement being something I follow now I hope to incorporate into Fenwick this year to push us to our limit, and if we win, then great, but as long as we perform to our highest, that's all we could ask from
Fenwick has been my home away from home since day one, my best friends are in this house, some of my favorite teachers are leading it and I can see the potential we have shown with last year's win.
I remember in my first day in Year 9 I was warmly welcomed into Fenwick with everyone greeting me, just the simple hello meant a lot to a new student. This experience has made me very approachable, easily talking with any student, old or new.
I am a very adaptable person in the sense that I can take over any role in the task at hand be it leadership or working as part of a team.
I had not been as active in years 9 and 10 performing in some of the larger house competitions such as drama, which we won, but not in all.
However, Year 11 became a turning point and my activity …show more content…
This is my most admirable achievement for me personally because it doesn’t matter that I wasn’t on the stage for straight As and A*s; I did the best that I could with what I had, and as Mr. Baker says, "winning doesn’t matter if you’ve given it 100%, although winning is also good", and this statement being something I follow now I hope to incorporate into Fenwick this year to push us to our limit, and if we win, then great, but as long as we perform to our highest, that's all we could ask from