Isabella de Vincentis, Koby Withers and Nikita Carroll are the retiring student leaders of 2024.
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From music to sport, English to maths, students at Cobram Secondary College were celebrated for their academic excellence at its end of year awards.
The college submitted this photo gallery from the event.
Students from all year levels were recognised for their academic achievements.
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Charlotte Cameron was awarded the Spencer Wilding Boost Award, for demonstrating dedication towards studies and striving to achieve.
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Isabella de Vincentis was recognised for her academic success as this year's VCE Dux.
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Casey Chandler was celebrated for competing at State level in Athletics.
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Isabella Spataro, Madison Knight and Hope Goldsmith all achieved above the benchmark for Year 8 Work Habits.
(Left-to-right) Jessie Ashcroft, Ryder Turner, Isabella Spataro, Paige Ridell, Cassian Blower and Fletcher Adams were recognised for their success in music.
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Ruby Berry was celebrated with a plethora of awards, one of which congratulates her on being one of the top students in Year 7, who achieved academic excellence.
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Nicky Goldsworthy awards Raiyan Galvin the Goldsworthy Perpetual Trophy.
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Lauren Sneddon, Nikita Carroll, Barry Clarke, Lady Margaret Mendoza and Alexandra McKenzie-Cahill celebrate a year of academic excellence.
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Beau Kelly was recognised with several awards, one of which congratulated him on being the highest ranked student for academic excellence in Year 7.
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Tamara Brockley and Tayler Hocking celebrate students Hunter Williams and Kyana Magalotti for their year of academic excellence in Health and Physical Education.
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VCE student Ruby Noonan received several awards, one of which congratulated her on reaching the highest academic level for VCE Units 1 and 2 Chemistry.
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(Top row) Ruby Berry, Paul Jerome from Talisman Menswear's and Miles Auld, with (bottom row) Beau Kelly, Samuel De Vincentis and Lachlan Sullivan. The students pictured were awarded certificates of recognition for their work this year.
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Paul Jerome and Jackson Betts celebrated a year of academic excellence.
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Students celebrate academic achievements with their certificates of recognition.
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Tamara Brockley and Tayler Hocking recognise the achievements of students Cameron Sneddon and Casey Chandler.
James Hooper received awards for competing at a State level in Athletics.
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Evie Quinane was awarded best performance in swimming.
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Raiyan Galvin was celebrated for his year of work in music throughout the year.
William Wilson received the Neighbourhood Watch Award, demonstrating dedication towards being a good citizen.
Lauren Sneddon received the Cobram Barooga RSL Award.
Barry Clarke presented Isabella de Vincentis with the Future Innovator Award.
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Beau Kelly, Jarryd McGregor and Lauren Jeffrey received awards for their academic success.
Cameron Sneddon accepted his award from Simone Rankin.
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William Wilson was presented with his award by Bec Harper.
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Kiara Stephens accepted her award from Helen Leitch.
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Indianna Ashcroft was presented her award by Maree Hogan.
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Tenira Harrison-Sloper, Glynis Bailey and Emily French celebrated a year of academic success.
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Indianna Ashcroft, Maree Hogan and Ruby Noonan celebrated a year of academic success.
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Katie Ngatokoa recognised Joshua Noonan for his hard work throughout the year.
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Suzanna Sheed awarded Imogen Brooks with the Moira Shire Award.
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Karen Brown awarded Ruby Noonan with the Rotary Club of Cobram Scholarship.
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Isabella de Vincentis was acknowledged for all her hard work with a trophy celebrating her as the VCE Dux.
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Maree Hogan presented Ruby Noonan with her award.
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