Cobram Anglican Grammar School held its Presentation Day Ceremony on December 10, celebrating the achievements of students in academia, sport, creative arts and community service.
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A number of Southern Riverina-based students who attend the school received awards for their efforts throughout the year, including three who received Dux recognition.
Special awards for Southern Riverina students are as follows:
Dux of Year 8 - Alison Orwin (Finley).
Joint Dux of Year 10 - Peter Everingham (Myrtle Park).
Dux of Year 11 VCE Vocational Major - Charlie Magill (Berrigan)
Infrastructure Network-GV Mathematics/Science Award - Jack Brown (Tocumwal).
Moira Neighbourhood Watch Inc Award for demonstrated extraordinary commitment and service to our community - Bailey Webster (Tocumwal).
Soroptimist International Award - Rangani Hewarathne (Finley).
Cobram Lions Club Award - Harry Thompson (Tocumwal).
Australian Defence Force Future Innovators Award for a Year 10 student who demonstrates innovation and learning in the fields of STEM - Peter Everingham (Myrtle Park).
Academic Competition Principal’s Award for outstanding results in academic competitions - Josiah Everingham (Myrtle Park).
Senior School Student of the Week: Year 8 – Kaden Anderson (Tocumwal); Year 9 – Harry Thompson (Tocumwal); Year 10 – Bailey Webster (Tocumwal).
Outstanding Sporting Achievement: Equestrian – Charlotte Dickins (Finely).
The Cobram Lions Club Award went to Harry Thompson.
Charlotte Dickins excelled in equestrian in 2025.
Jack Brown was recognised for his achievements in maths and science.
Rangani Hewarathne received the Soroptimist International Award.
Peter Everingham was Joint Dux of Year 10, and excelled with another award for STEM.
Josiah Everingham was awarded the Academic Competition Principal’s Award.
Bailey Webster was rewarded for his demonstrated extraordinary commitment and service to our community.
Charlie Magill was Dux of Year 11 VCE Vocational Major.
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