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Education

Her educational journey experienced a key shift in the first half of 2020 joined Danebank Bank Anglican Primary School from Beijing, China in Year five. Since that momentous transition, Lamora has diligently pursued her academic pursuits, making remarkable progress and progress. Currently, she is actively involved in eighth grade.

Lamorra is an extroverted and positive tendencies girl. She has consistently demonstrated a can-do attitude in the field of non-native English courses, but she remains committed to strengthening her efforts and fostering determined academic pursuits.

Birthdate

May 12, 2009

Age

14

Gender

Female

Experience

Lamora is a dedicated enthusiast of both art and sports. Her involvement in the school's arts activities vividly showcases her skillfulness in crafting and drawing. She has achieved remarkable success in sports, excelling in tennis, badminton, basketball, and equestrian disciplines, and even representing the school in various competitions. Since the conclusion of 2020, Lamora's collaboration with coach Bill Gilmour has significantly enriched her six-year journey in tennis. Beyond her athletic pursuits, she has also embraced her father's legacy and emerged as a devoted badminton aficionado. A noteworthy accomplishment includes her recent victory as a Grade 9 representative, clinching the top position in a competitive badminton tournament.

Skills

Badminton

Danebank Badminton Player

November 2019 - Now

Moreover, Lamora's association with badminton is more than just an interest; It's a family legacy she's very proud of. Her father was a professional badminton player, which undoubtedly influenced her love of the sport. In the recent badminton competition, Lamora won the prestigious role representing Year 9 and came away with a well-deserved first place finish. That she has been able to translate her heritage into excellence on the court is a testament to her skill and determination.

Tennis

Danebank Tennis Player & Outside Of School Tennis Learner

January 2018 - Now

Lamora's six-year journey through tennis is a testament to her constant growth and relentless dedication (from year 4 until now). Before coming to Australia, Lamora began to practise tennis. After coming to Australia, I began to study under Sydney tennis coach Bill Gilmour at the end of 2020, and my tennis skills have improved rapidly. In the 4th semester 2022 "Saturday Sport" tennis competition with the senior team achieved first place.

Art & Technology

School Activities (From Year 7)

January 2022 - Now

Lamora enthusiastically embraces the fields of art and movement with a determined passion. Her dexterity and skill in making intricate handmade works and in swinging a brush across a canvas testify to her deep artistic talent. Lamora is committed to the artistic community and actively participates in various school-curated creative activities.

Awards

Badminton

  • First place (2023 term 1 IGAS ”Saturday Sport” competition)
  • Fourth place (2022 term 1 IGSA ”Saturday Sport” competition)

Tennis

  • First place (2022 term 4 IGSA ”Saturday Sport” competition)

Basketball

  • Second place (2022 term 3 IGSA ”Saturday Sport” competition)

2023 Japanese Assessment Task 2 "All about me"

2nd place in Japanese monologue| 2nd place in diorama project

April 2023 - May 2023

The decorations on the crown are mainly in the form of dragons and phoenixes. The dragon is created using a technique of welding gold threads, presenting a hollowed-out appearance and a strong three-dimensional effect. The phoenix is adorned with emerald bird feathers, which maintain their vibrant colours for a long time. The pearls and gemstones on the crown are of varying sizes and weights. The most adorned crown contains 128 gemstones, while the least has 95. The pearls range from a maximum of 5,449 to a minimum of 3,426, with the heaviest weighing 2,905 grams and the lightest 2,165 grams. The crown is also embellished with designs of dragons, phoenixes, jewellery flowers, emerald clouds, emerald leaves, and hairpins. These components are all individually crafted and then inserted into tubes on the crown, forming a complete phoenix crown.

This phoenix crown is created by folding individual metal pieces and stringing pearls together. Not a single drop of glue is used throughout the process. Initially, each small metal piece is fixed onto five different metal plates. I first cut the required small metal pieces from the plates using small pliers, then, following the steps, insert the raised portions into corresponding slots and secure the protruding parts into place within the slots using tweezers, similar to tightening screws.

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