I am very proud to have been elected for a house captain role.

Last year I decided to apply for a leadership role to

represent one of the four houses in my school. I wrote a
number of drafts for my speech and did several revisions as
well as practiced the speech in front of my family and
friends. House captain was the first leadership role I had
tried to get and was incredibly happy when I was selected to
represent my school in such a position.

4. I would like to describe the inquiry project that I worked

on this year. In this project, I had to pick a country in the
Asia-Pacific region, do research on it and find out its
relations with Australia. I picked Vietnam because I have been
there and wanted to learn more about this country and how it
relates to Australia. I found this assignment very interesting
and enjoyed it a lot as it tested my skills as a researcher
and allowed me to discover many interesting facts about
Vietnam. For example, I did not know before that the
Vietnamese traditional religion is one of the only beliefs on
the planet in which the central figure is a goddess. there is
a goddess in the main role.

3. I am a very curious and open-minded person and love

learning new things. I always go out of my way to find out
more information about everything. I love learning interesting
facts. Recently, when driving to my piano lesson, I was
listening to the radio and was very surprised to learn that
elephant seals only sleep for two hours a day! Another one of
my positive traits is that I’m a resilient person. For
example, while some people may stop working on a task after
receiving negative feedback, I will keep trying to improve my
work even if I am upset. I believe that these qualities are
vital for a profession in the medical industry and a position
at this school.

4. If I get accepted into BSSSC Biomedical Science Academy, I

will do my best to apply myself and uphold the school values.
I will always commit to my work in and out of the school
curriculum and do my best in performing every task I am given
to the highest standard. Living in a such multicultural
country as Australia and myself speaking a language other than
English, I understand the importance of inclusivity and
acceptance of otherness. In my leadership role as a house
captain, I showed myself as an open-minded and ethical person,
who listens and values others’ opinions. I care about and
respect the people around me and always try to act genuinely.
I always try to do the right thing and am sure I will make a
positive contribution to the school community through my
actions and beliefs.

Behave honourably
DO CORRECT CHOICES
DOING THE RIGHT THING
BEING MORAL
GENUINITY
HONEST
I respect and care deeply about people around me and always
try to behave .