Guyra Central celebrates Class of 2026

Back (l to r): Adaiah Galindo, Robert Ashman, Eli Wood, Khaleal Iboai, Ryan Saunders Front: Archie Jackson, Piper Kempton, Brodie Murray, Charlie Ward, Samuel Surawski
29th Sep 2026

Guyra Central School last week celebrated the graduation of ten exceptional students, celebrating not only their successful completion of studies but also a range of distinguished awards recognising their hard work, commitment, and diverse talents.
“This year’s graduating cohort has shown great dedication and growth. Some students have spent their entire schooling journey at Guyra Central School, while others have joined along the way.”
“Regardless of their path, this group has been a pleasure to watch thrive and achieve.”
The school was especially pleased to acknowledge the following award recipients:
• University of New England Award for Academic Excellence and ANTaR Award – Brodie Murray
• University of Newcastle Award for Academic Excellence and Outstanding Improvement in All Areas of School – Eli Wood
• Ruben F Scarfe Award, recognising consistent effort and desire to improve – Ryan Saunders
• Ampol Best All Rounder Award, recognising excellence in academic, leadership, sporting, and community service activities – Adaiah Galindo
• ADF Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award – Adaiah Galindo
• SBAT Achievement Award and UNE Ooralla Aboriginal Centre Award – Khaleal Iboai
• University of New England Spirit of Sport Award – Samuel Surawski
• Premier’s Sporting Challenge Award – Archie Jackson
• St Vincent de Paul Awareness of Social Justice Award “Walking Beside Someone in Need” – Piper Kempton
• Excellence in Cultural Pursuits Award – Robert Ashman
• University of New England Award for Academic Excellence and 2026 DUX – Charlie Ward
Guyra Central School congratulated all graduates and award recipients for their achievements.
“These awards celebrate the wide-ranging talents and contributions of our students across academics, leadership, sport, cultural pursuits, and community service.”
“We are confident they will continue to thrive and make positive contributions to their communities in the future.”