Mr Toby James Zeller

Toby is a young man with clear goals. He is looking for employment in a field that he has always had some interest in, sports and recreation. Toby has throughout his childhood been involved in many different sports, including soccer, athletics, and rowing just to name a few. Toby has undertaken studies during his last two years at school which will assist him in gaining his desired career.

He has successfully studied physical education – learning about the human body, he has also taken human biology and outdoor education. Toby is a fit young man and eager to undertake more learning in this area. Toby has been congratulated on his compassion for other people and believes that he is a reliable, honest, trustworthy young person.

Education Year 12 - 2009
Mercy College, Mirrabooka.

Toby has successfully completed a 2 year course in Outdoor Education. This course has taken him on many outdoor camps which certain skills were required of them. These included: Rationing food, Basic Survival skills, Abseiling, First Aid, hiking long distances, Navigation skills.
During his high school years Toby has been awarded several awards for his academic studies. Toby has also twice received the Principle’s award.

Activities and Sports

Clarkson Emergency Services Cadets, 2005 to 2006.
Toby completed one year of cadet service. He learnt many skills which included: Survival skills, navigation skills, knots and first aid

Mercy College Bush Ranger Cadets, 2006 to 2006.
Toby completed one year with Bush Ranger Cadets. Here Toby learnt about the environment

City of Wanneroo Citizenship Award 2004

Commonwealth Games 2006
Escort runner for the torch relay

Soccer - Quinns Football Club, 1996 to 2009.
Toby has played soccer for 13 years. He has been awarded many awards not only for his soccer skills but also for good sportsmanship

Little Athletics - Mindarie Little Athletics Club, 1997 to 2008.
Toby has competed in Little Athletics for 11 years and has won many medals at state level. Toby is now an assisting coach to the athletes at his old club.

Western Australian Institute of Sport 2006 to 2006
Toby was lucky enough to be selected to participate in WAIS development program in Rowing. Toby was one of 20 children selected from approx. 1500 to participate in this program. He was fortunate enough to be coached by the state’s best and remained in the program for a year before just missing out in the final cut as they only needed 5 people to continue training.

Athletic awards
Toby has received the sports award at school every year since year 4.