Maple Leaf is proud to announce our 2016 Graduate Awards
At our 2016 Graduation Ceremony, the graduates were recognised for their achievements in the various disciplines and we are proud to share them with you. Congratulations to all 2016 graduates!
SUBJECT AWARDS 2015-2016
Subject awards are presented to the graduate with the highest mark in the grade 12 courses. A minimum of 80% must have been achieved. TT $1000 is awarded to each recipient.
Business Studies – The average of any two of the following courses: Accounting, International Business, Business or Business Leadership. Awarded to Ben Foster.
Canadian and World Studies – The average of any two of the following courses: World History, World Geography, Law. Awarded to Nausicaa Wit.
Co-operative Education – Two credits earned in Co-operative Education. Awarded to Jayna Rezende.
Computer Technology – The average of Computer Science and Communication Technology. Awarded to Tristan Sabeeney.
English – University level. Awarded to Cristiano Chelotti.
English – College level. Awarded to Alyssa Chandler.
Humanities – The average of any two of the following: Challenge and Change in Society, Food and Nutrition, Individuals and Families in a Diverse Society. Awarded to Silvia Spinn.
Mathematics – The average of any two of the following courses: Advanced Functions, Calculus, Data Management, Math for College Technology, Foundations for College Math. Awarded to Ana Ferreira.
Science – The average of any two of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth and Space Science. Awarded to Ana Ferreira.
Visual Arts – Mixed level Visual Art. Awarded to Zach Kelshall.
Music – Mixed level Music. Awarded to Maia Andrew.
Spanish – University level. Awarded to Nausicaa Wit.
GRADUATING CLASS 2015-2016 AWARDS
Ontario Scholars are graduates who have achieved an average of 80% or higher in six grade 12 courses. The Ontario Scholars are Maia Andrew, Cavan Byrne, Cristiano Chelotti, Michael Church, Ana Ferreira, Benjamin Foster, Gabrielle Herai, Saskia Johnson, Zachary Kelshall, Lauren Lambie, Liane Maingot, Jonathan Miller, Ashley Pollonais, Michael Rahaman, Tristan Sabeeney, Silvia R. Spinn, Jordan Warner, Nausicaa Wit, Bianca Woo.
House League Award presented to the graduate who displays outstanding leadership and involvement, as determined by the achieving 2 Winits in each of the categories of Athletics, Academics and Arts and 3 Winits from Leadership – Tristan Sabeeney.
P.T.A Citizenship Award of TT $1000 presented to the graduate who has made significant contribution to the MLIS community, with a willingness to place the good of others ahead of personal interests – Ana Ferreira.
P.T.A Academic Award of TT $2500 presented to the graduate with the highest average in six U or M level courses – Cristiano Chelotti
Sagicor Bursary of TT $5000 presented to the graduate with the highest overall average and continuing to a post-secondary business program – Adam Naime.
Sports Leadership Award of TT $1000 each presented to the male and female graduates who have shown dedication and leadership in sports, both on and off the field – Jordan Warner & Tyla Herrera.
Students’ Council Award of TT $1000 presented to the graduate who has demonstrated commitment to MLIS and has been an active member of the Students’ Council – Saskia Johnson.
The Lieutenant Governor’s Community Volunteer Award and TT $1000 pays tribute to the graduate who not only completed the required number of volunteer hours to graduate, but went above and beyond – Tyla Herrera.
The Governor General’s Medal and Award of TT $2000 presented to the graduate with the highest average of all grade 11 and grade 12 courses – Cristiano Chelotti.