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Meet the captains: Tewantin State School

It’s time to meet the new captains of Tewantin State School.

Here’s four questions with the 2024 leaders; captains Huey Bayldon and Miki Welsh, along with vice captains Billy Jones and Charlotte Bold.

Describe yourself in three words:

Huey: Musical, kind, respectful.

Miki: Kind, intelligent, caring.

Billy: Respectful, sporty, kind.

Charlotte: Friendly, helpful, smart.

What do you love about Tewantin State School?

Huey: Its open heart. ‘It brings you in and takes care of you.’

Miki: The community!

Billy: Opportunities to do extra curricular activities and the chance to learn in a caring environment.

Charlotte: The atmosphere is kind and respectful and the staff are encouraging and nice.

Tell us something we don’t know about you.

Huey: I help a lot in fundraising for my sisters in Nepal.

Miki: I’m one of seven kids and they all came to Tewantin SS.

Billy: I want to join the Air Force.

Charlotte: I donate to Vinnies and my Pop works there.

What are your BIG PLANS for 2024?

Huey: Bring more happiness to school everyday.

Miki: Welcome new families to our school and make sure they feel happy.

Billy: I want to show all the new families how good Tewantin SS is and make sure they feel welcome.

Charlotte: Be a great role model and inspire kids to do things they think they can’t do.

Principal – Mr Rob Jennings

What is your vision for Tewantin State School in 2024?

This year, we focus on our Core Purpose – Inspiring our Community of Learners. We will bring fun, happiness and engagement. As we edge closer to our 150 year celebration, we want our community to feel a deep connection to our school.

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