From the HeadmasterJesus Christ SuperstarOur Musical Jesus Christ Superstar performed to sell out audiences last week in our Performing Arts Centre. The vibrancy and creativity of the production, combined with technical brilliance, made for an incredible evening of theatre. The cast devoted countless hours to learning, rehearsing and perfecting the performance, while developing their characters so astutely. I was impressed to see so many of our students performing at such a professional level on stage.My thanks and congratulations to our Head of Drama, Mr Andrew Stocker, who produced and directed the show, and provided the vision and discipline required to make it come alive. Thank you also to our Director of Music, Mr Ben Bishop and his team who worked so closely with the cast to perfect the musical arrangements. My sincere thanks to all those who worked tirelessly behind the scenes in choreography, technical support and costuming.I am also very grateful to the students from Canterbury Girls’ Secondary College who performed superbly and helped to make this such a memorable show.

Mid-Year Concert Thursday 24 May, 7.30pm Our Music School is busily finalising their preparations for the Mid Year Concert, to be held next Thursday evening in the Performing Arts Centre. As always, the evening promises to be a most entertaining one. Over 400 of our students in Junior, Middle and Senior School will be performing on the evening. I encourage all members of the school community to support these very talented students. If you do not have tickets, you may register on the waiting list using the following link: https://www.trybooking.com/378954.

The William Angliss DinnerThank you to all the Middle School parents who attended our annual William Angliss Dinner last Tuesday evening in the Camberwell Room. Our guest speaker for the evening was Mr Geoff Ahern, who is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Mental Health and a Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Master Instructor. Geoff provided an informative presentation about mental health and how we can support our boys in their formative years. I thank our Head of Middle School, Mr Troy Stanley, and our Development Office for organising a most successful and informative evening.

The John Mallinson Organ ScholarshipThe John Mallinson Organ Scholarship was established in 2011 to encourage students to learn the organ. It is named after the founder of the scholarship, Mr John Mallinson, who was Director of Music from 1964 until 1987.It is my pleasure to announce that this year’s recipient is Arman Cakmakcioglu (Year 10). Arman began learning the pipe organ in Year 8 and is a diligent student both musically and academically. Arman has shown enthusiasm and interest in the entire music program since joining our community and the training that this award will provide will enable him to become a fine organist in his own right. He is a worthy winner of the scholarship this year and we congratulate him.

‘Green Day’Thank you to those who participated in the ‘Green Day’ fundraiser last Friday. The total amount raised was $4,893.75. These funds will go to the Abbotsford Convent Foundation’s Alternative Technology Association and to Beyond Zero Emissions.

Camberwell Grammar School GolferCongratulations to Andrew Zhang (Year 12) who was the best performing CGS Golfer at the recent AGSV competition day held at Spring Valley Golf Course. At yesterday’s Assembly, Andrew was invited to the stage to receive his 2018 Golf Champion medal.

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers

Camberwell Grammar School55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126T +61 3 9835 1777registrar@cgs.vic.edu.auwww.cgs.vic.edu.au

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University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young ScholarI am delighted to announce that current Year 11 student Jacky Li has been awarded an International Kwong Lee Dow Scholarship from the University of Melbourne, which is an academic enrichment program designed to support high achieving Year 11 and 12 Victorian secondary school students.The program offers opportunities for participation workshops and seminars, and students have the opportunity to interact with the University and with other Kwong Lee Dow Scholars. At yesterday’s Assembly, Jacky received his certificate of acknowledgement.

4 Way Speaking ContestLast Tuesday Haotian Huang (Year 10) presented his speech on ’Selflessness’ in the final of the Rotary Club of Balwyn’s 4 Way Speaking Competition. Haotian won through to the final through a highly competitive regional round. Haotian won a $100 book voucher and a further $1000 to be donated to the charity of his choice. The School’s Rotary Interact Club will gratefully receive the funds as a contribution towards their ongoing support for the ‘We Can’t Wait’ charity.Last week, Lachlan Doig (Year 11) represented Victoria in the United Nations ‘Voice’ competition for the third successive year. Congratulations to Haotian and Lachlan.

Paul Hicks, Headmaster

From the Deputy HeadInternational ToursIt is always great when we can offer learning opportunities well beyond the classroom setting. We have several overseas trips being offered in late 2018 and throughout 2019. Expressions of interest will be sought in the coming weeks, with information evenings planned for each trip, pending an appropriate level of interest.If you would like more information at this stage, please contact the tour organiser listed below.

2018/2019 International Tours Proposed

2018 Year Levels in Year of Tour

Dates Teacher/s in Charge

NZ Cricket TourThis cultural and sporting experience is for students interested in playing cricket in another country. The tour will also present opportunities to shop and sightsee.

Year 9, 10 and 11

1 to 13 December 2018

$4,000 Mr Matt Sofoulismls@cgs.vic.edu.au

2019 Year Levels in Year of Tour

Dates Teacher/s in Charge

China Culture and History TourThis cultural China tour will take students to Beijing, Xi’an and Chongqing to see Tiananmen Square, the Great Wall, Terracotta Warriors and the Yangtze River. They will also attend some Chinese language and cultural workshops at our sister school in Xi’an and Chongqing University.

All students in Years 9 to 11

5 to 19 April

$2,500 Mr Wei Hawh@cgs.vic.edu.au

UK Cricket TourThe UK Cricket Tour will give students the opportunity to play in an international junior championship as well as the opportunity to visit major London attractions.

Years 8 and 9

29 June to 14 July (16 days)

$7,000 Mr Jamie Watsonjw@cgs.vic.edu.au

Soccer Tour – SingaporeThis tour will enable boys to train and play in an international environment, develop their football (soccer) skills, as well as immersing themselves in the culture and traditions of this amazing island. The team will play between 4–5 matches, participate in a rooftop Futsal match and visit an array of sites.

Years 9, 10 and 11

30 June to 9 July

$4,500 Dr Moses Khormkk@cgs.vic.edu.au

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Cultural Tour to FranceThis Cultural Tour to France will enable students to experience French culture, to view and appreciate art works first hand rather than through the filter of a book and enhance students’ historical perspective.

All Year 10 and 11 are eligible

15 to 28September

$4,400 Mr David Williamsondjw@cgs.vic.edu.au Mr Ken Da Costakwd@cgs.vic.edu.au

Space Camp (USA)This exciting two-week astronaut training camp in the USA will appeal to students with an interest in Science and Engineering. Students will be immersed in STEM type activities with realistic astronaut training at Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. Students will also visit the world’s best Science Museum - National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC and the Kennedy Space Centre at Cape Canaveral, Florida.

All students in Years 9 to 11

14 to 28 September

$7,500 Mr Gordon Wilsongw@cgs.vic.edu.au

Rob French, Deputy Head/Head of Senior School

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss DinnerMany thanks to all parents and staff who were able to attend the William Angliss Dinner on Tuesday night. It was a wonderful evening and I am sure that all present gained a lot from hearing Geoff Ahern’s presentation on Mental Health. Geoff shared his expertise in a light-hearted and thought provoking manner, including tips and challenges to support our boys in their formative years.

CyberiaAs a part of the PSD Program, Ms Dubberley and Mr Burke organised a ‘road-show’ Cyber-Safety presentation that included a series of skits, introducing our Year 7 boys to some of the challenges and solutions around cyber safety. I was extremely proud of the way the boys engaged in the presentation. Their questioning at the end, in particular, demonstrated their maturity and intellect of this particular cohort.

Year 8 Projec10On Wednesday, Mrs Sally Treacy visited our Year 8 Assembly to launch Projec10 for 2018. Last year, over 180 students from Camberwell Grammar School and several local girls’ schools participated in this entrepreneur program aimed at developing critical thinking, social justice and team work. Early signs suggest that this will be the biggest year to date. Year 8 students are encouraged to sign up at the Middle School Office as soon as possible.

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day On Friday, we hosted over 350 students and teachers from schools across Melbourne for the Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day event. Lectures included:• Square Box, round pizza, triangle slices; Logic: A philosophical investigation• Rock in 11 Dimensions: Where Physics and Guitars Collide• What Dreams May Come True: Examining Claims About The Afterlife• A Gold Medal Mindset• The BIG Debate: This house believes everyone should tell the truth all the time

da Vinci DecathlonThe da Vinci Decathlon season is upon us. This ten event academic and artistic competition for our talented Years 7 and 8 students begins on Monday and continues throughout the next few weeks culmination in the National competition at Knox Grammar School in Sydney during the Term 2 holiday period. The disciplines in the competition include; Mathematics, English, Cartography, Drama, Art and Poetry, Engineering, Science, General Knowledge, Ideation and Code Breaking.On Monday we host 21 teams from across Melbourne at the Year 7 event. Camberwell Grammar School has two teams of eight students in each team competing. Further developments and updates will appear in future editions of the Weekly Bulletin.

Paul Double, Head of EnrichmentTroy Stanley, Head of Middle School

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Junior SchoolMother Nature controlled the show at last Friday’s Mother’s Day Breakfast as she gifted us with rain and chilly conditions. Our Friends of Norge Team took it all in their stride and took advantage of the Camberwell Room to gather in cosy conditions and celebrate our wonderful mums. It was a delight to see so many mums and sons enjoying the fun and friendship of our special Mother’s Day event. With a scattering of round tables draped in white tablecloths decorated with bouquets of pink roses, and trestle tables laden with egg and bacon muffins, cupcakes, pastries, fresh fruit, The Camberwell Room was perfect for the occasion. What a great way to start the day, and a fine way to remind mums just how special and important they are to us all.The mums were treated to music by the Middle School Stage Band, and at 8.00am all Junior School boys gathered to sing a couple of special songs to their mums. The boys each presented their mum with a lovely gift they had created during their art lessons, which I am sure their mums will enjoy for years to come. Thank you to The Friends of Norge, staff, dads who helped out on the day, and boys who all worked tenaciously to ensure this was a day for mum to remember. Particular thanks must go to Jenny Thurlby, Ivy Lun, Roula Andreopoulos, Isabella Tilley, Atid Page and their hard-working team for giving so generously of their time, energy and creativity. It was a marvellous morning for everyone!

Junior School Soiree Tuesday 5 June, 6.00pmThe Term 2 Junior School Soiree will be held on Tuesday 5 June at 6.00pm in the Music and Movement Centre. Instrumentalists who wish to perform in the Soiree should have collected a form from the M and M Centre. You may also download the form via the Junior School Music page. Details must be completed by your son’s instrumental teacher, as it is important that music teachers assist their students in their preparation. Completed forms must be returned to Mrs Helen Thomas by Thursday 24 May.

Helen Thomas, Assistant Director of Music - Junior School

Jump Rope for HeartThis year our school is once again participating in Jump Rope for Heart – a fantastic physical activity and fundraising program by the Heart Foundation that has been running for over 35 years. Since Jump Rope for Heart started in 1983, schools like ours have raised more than $75 million for the Heart Foundation’s lifesaving work. Jump Rope for Heart is a great way for your child to keep fit and learn new skills, but it also helps raise funds for vital heart research and education programs. Boys from Prep to Year 5 will participate in the skipping activities on Thursday 14 June, 8.40am to 10.30am in the Junior School playground.It is important that you register your child online, so they can receive the full benefits of the program and participate in online fundraising. Stickers and information on how to do this went home in your son’s diary earlier this week. Traditionally, our boys do not receive the online bonus prizes. We have donated the prizes, or a voucher for the total worth of the prizes, to the Migrant Resource Centre in Footscray. Last year they were able to purchase a bike which the children at the centre shared. This a valuable and much appreciated community fundraiser that benefits two worthy causes. Sign your child up for online fundraising by visiting: www.jumprope.org.au.Thank you for supporting the Jump Rope for Heart program!

Diane Collins, Deputy Head - Junior SchoolHoward Kelly, Head of Junior School

MusicMid-Year ConcertWe have been overwhelmed by the demand for tickets for our school concert next week, and are delighted to announce that we have extended the seating in the Performing Arts Centre to allow almost 200 more audience members access to the Concert. The team in the music office has been working hard to accommodate all ticket requests on our waiting list, and it is our goal to fit in all parents who wish to see their sons perform next week.If there are any ticket holders that no longer require a ticket, we would be grateful for those families to return/refund their seats using the TryBooking link, or to get in touch with Ms Jessica Doutch mdp@cgs.vic.edu.au as soon as possible so we can make those precious tickets available to those on our waiting list. Boys participating in the concert do not require a ticket, and will be allocated seats.We ask that all boys involved in next week’s concert arrive at their designated times and areas, which will be communicated at rehearsals and through Schoology next week. There is no need for boys to arrive earlier than required, as the evening’s schedule has been carefully planned to ensure all musicians and instruments arrive on stage ready for the best possible performance.It has been an exciting moment to see some of our ensembles leave the rehearsal room this week and rehearse on the stage, which only a week ago was filled with cast, sets and choir for Jesus Christ Superstar. My sincere congratulations once again to all those involved in this immense, challenging and moving production. I feel that our school community will remember and cherish this show for many years to come.Ben Bishop, Director of Music

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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SportWell done to all on a great start to the winter season. It is great to see students enjoying their sport and wearing the correct uniform. I would also like to inform you that if your son is absent on Saturday for you to please email: sport@cgs.vic.edu.au or your teacher/coach directly as soon as possible. Notes given after the event are usually counterproductive to the process. Well done to Taran Rose (Year 7) who was recently selected for Victoria in the Eastern Athletics Baseball Charter.

Sport ReportFirst XI Hockey began their campaign against Ivanhoe last Friday, who had knocked out an undefeated Camberwell in last year’s semifinals. Despite horrid conditions, the boys started strongly, moving the ball cleanly and quickly as they raced to a 4-1 lead. Ivanhoe got back into the contest with two consecutive goals, but the young team kept their heads and regained control of the match. The final result was a 9-4 win, thanks to some good offensive positioning and clinical finishing. Congratulations to Ed Harper (Year 8), Brodie Carswell (Year 8), Jordan Murphy (Year 9) and Michael Donaldson (Year 12) on playing their first game. Ed and Brodie earned themselves this week’s “Play of the Day”, for playing at this level whilst still in Middle School. It was also great to see the 8A, 9A, 10A and Seconds teams record wins on the weekend, highlighting the depth of the Hockey program.First XVIII Football headed to Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School (PEGS) last Friday, aiming to improve on last week’s disappointing performance against the premiership favourites. Having to endure gale force winds and torrential rain, Camberwell Grammar School was dominated in the first quarter as they kicked against the breeze, trailing by six goals to one at quarter-time. To their credit, the team competed hard for the rest of the day, managing to keep in touch with their opposition for the remainder of the match, led by Noah Marshallsay and David Augustes (both Year 12). The injury-ravaged side is looking forward to a number of big inclusions this week as they take on Peninsula, but will need to be switched on from the start if they are to give themselves a chance. The 7A side also took on PEGS on Friday, but had much more success, claiming their first victory in Camberwell colours with a 43-point victory. After a shaky start, the boys composed themselves in the second half, helped by Lachlan Harker’s (Year 9) ability to win contested ball, Nicholas Graves’ defensive work and two goals from Harry Thomas.Looking to improve on last round’s draw, First XI Soccer took on a full-strength Marcellin side. The match was a seesawing affair, with both teams having their fair share of opportunities at goal, however, lapses of concentration by Camberwell coupled with Marcellin’s polished efforts, resulted in a 3-0 loss. While this score did not do the team justice, their self-belief is growing and they now turn their attention to this week’s fixture against last year’s premiers, PEGS. Intermediate B was able to hold off a second half Assumption comeback, and ended the match victoriously, six goals to two, with Nima Asgari (Year 10) and Daniel Sunderland (Year 9) leading the way.

David McColl, Captain of GamesJamie Watson, Director of Sport

Careers

Friday 25 May Applying for overseas universities, Quinn Theatre, 12.30pm

Wednesday 30 May Success with UMAT, Quinn Theatre @ 12.30pm

Monday 4 June to Friday 8 June Year 10 Work Experience week

Wednesday 13 June Year 10 Careers Day

UMAT2018Year 12 students planning on applying for UMAT2018 are reminded that applications close on Friday 1 June 2018 at 5.00pm sharp. For more information, and/or to apply visit: UMAT2018. Four 2017 Old Boys will speak about their success with UMAT, and what it’s like to study first year Medicine at Monash, at lunchtime on Wednesday 30 March in the Quinn Theatre.

Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) - MelbourneStudy at ADFA and you will enjoy the same benefits of student life at UNSW with added bonuses, like a salary. Find out more at the upcoming Information Session to be held on Tuesday 22 May at the Melbourne Defence Force Recruiting Centre, Level 14, 501 Swanston Street Melbourne from 6.00pm to 7.00pm. Further details can be found by visiting this link: ADFA Melbourne.

Inside Monash - EngineeringGet the inside story of what it is really like to study at Monash University. You’ll hear from a current student, a past student and an academic. It is the best 90 minutes you could spend researching your course. This event will be held at Lecture Theatre C1, 25 Exhibition Way, Clayton Campus, Wellington Road, Clayton, on Thursday 24 May from 6.30pm to 8.00pm. Register and learn more here: Inside Monash Engineering.

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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RSPCA Career Discovery Day 2018Those interested in working in the animal care industry are invited to attend an evening presentation to gain insight from current industry specialists.Skilled professionals who actively work in the animal care industry will talk about how they got to where they are and how you can unlock pathways to a fulfilling career with animals. This event will take place on Tuesday 26 June from 9.00am to 3.30pm at the RSPCA Education Centre, Burwood East. The $65 cost includes registration, morning tea, RSPCA career show bag and all activities. For more information, and to book, visit: RSPCA Career Discovery Day.

Lynette Reiger, Careers Counsellor

CalendarTerm 2, Week 5

Day Date Event

Saturday 19 May PLUS Open 10.00am to 12.00 noon

Monday 21 May Year 7 Regional da Vinci Decathlon, 9.00am to 3.30pmMiddle School Stage Band rehearsal, M1.01, 12.40pmSenior School Stage Band rehearsal, PAC, 12.40pmSenior School Orchestra rehearsal, PAC, 3.30pm to 5.30pm

Tuesday 22 May Local Area Walk Around Canterbury, 11.00am to 3.00pmFull School Choir and Orchestra rehearsal, PAC, 8.30am - 9.25amJunior School Choir and Chamber Singers rehearsal, PAC, 11.00am to 12.30pmChoir Rehearsals, PAC, 8.30am to 9.25am

Wednesday 23 May Year 3 Hosts AssemblyJunior School National Simultaneous StorytimeYear 12 VCE PE Excursion to Exercise Research AustraliaHighton Strings rehearsal, PAC, 11.10am to 12.30pmSenior School Concert Band rehearsal, PAC, 12.40pmStage Crew Rehearsal (Year 10 VET Students) rehearsal, PAC, 1.25pm to 2.05pmAustralian History Competition, Year 10, M30-M33, Periods 4 and 5PLUS Open 3.00pm to 4.30pm

Thursday 24 May Senior School Stage Band rehearsal, PAC, 8.15am Middle School Concert Band rehearsal, PAC, 8.45amMiddle School Orchestra rehearsal, PAC, 9.25amAngliss Strings rehearsal, PAC, 10.05amJunior School Orchestra rehearsal, PAC, 11.10amChoral rehearsal, PAC, 11.45amMid-Year Concert, PAC, 7.30pm

Friday 25 May CGS Foundation Meeting, Development Office, 7.30am to 8.30am Year 5 Round Robin, PEGS Year 10 State da Vinci Decathlon at Methodist Ladies College, 9.00am to 3.30pm Outdoor Ed, 8B, 8S and 8C, 1.00pm to 4.30pmFriday Activities Year 7, 8M, 8P, 8R and 8T, 2.45pm to 4.00pmCadet, Session 2 Field Craft, 5/6 RVR, 2.45pm to 4.15pm

Sport Diary DatesSaturday 19 May AGSV Sport Round 3Saturday 26 May AGSV Sport Round 4

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathloan

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Support Groups

Cafeteria Roster

Monday 21 May Catherine Thompson, Jo Richardson

Tuesday 22 May Shannon Clarke, Natisha Fodor

Wednesday 23 May Helen Cooper, Vivienne Katsoulotos

Thursday 24 May Sylvia Ng, Jin Kim

Friday 25 May Siew Tan, Evelyn Wong

PLUS Roster

Saturday 19 May Janet MacLeish, Kerry Rendell

Wednesday 23 May Susie Karlson, Dianne Hastings

Cadet Auxiliary - Cookie Dough FundraiserBack by popular demand. We are now accepting orders for the delicious Billy G’s Cookie Dough. With a whopping ten flavours to choose from, including Gluten Free Choc Chunk and Doggy Dough, there is something for everyone! The cookie dough comes in a 1kg packet, which makes 40 x 25g cookies. It can be stored in the freezer for months, once defrosted it will keep in the fridge for a number of weeks.Orders can be placed online at: www.cookiedough.com.au/home. To find our group we are Postcode: 3126 and name: CGS Cadet Auxiliary. Order cut off: Friday 1 June.Your orders can be collected from the Camberwell Room Servery on Friday 15 June between 3.00pm and 4.30pm or Saturday 16 June 10.00am and 11.30am. Please click here for more information.

Friends of Performing Arts - Discounted TicketsAs a fundraising activity for 2018, FOPA is organising discounted tickets for performances of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Circus Oz and SCHOOL OF ROCK: the Musical. Enjoy significant savings, help raise funds for Performing Arts activities at the School, and enjoy a show. Please see the flyer attached at the end of the Bulletin for further information. Parents’ Association Trivia NightDue to high demand, bookings for our upcoming Trivia Night have reached capacity. We have now set up a “waitlist” on our TryBooking page. If you have been unable to make a booking or were just now thinking about making a booking, please go to the TryBooking Iink and leave a message for the Event Co-ordinator with details of the table size or seats you require and we will be in touch.We will leave the link open until next Friday 25 May, when an assessment of numbers and possible options to accommodate the extra numbers will be made. Friends of Baseball Family DinnerDate: Tuesday 26 JuneTime: 6.30pmVenue: Camberwell Room, CGSBookings: More information to come

OCGA Events

Thursday 31 May OCGA Art Exhibition Gala Opening

Friday 20 June 20 Year Reunion (1998)

OCGA Art Exhibition and SaleThe Old Camberwell Grammarians’ Association hosts an Art Exhibition and Sale each year. We invite artists who have a connection with Camberwell Grammar School: Old Boys, parents, past parents, grandparents, siblings, staff members — past and present or Former Artists in Residence to submit works. The OCGA Art Exhibition and Sale will held from Thursday 31 May to Friday 8 June.Click here for more information.

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Diary Dates

Year 2 Parents DinnerDate: Saturday 19 MayTime: 7.00pmVenue: Tom Pockett Cellars, 155 Burke Road, Glen Iris Cost: $25.00 per head plus drinks RSVP: Sunday 13 MayContact: David Le Page, david@3timesp.com

Year 8 Family Archery Attack A great chance to try Archery Attack — the fun of paintball but without the mess! The battle will be held in a park close to the School with foam-tipped arrows and large bows. Date: Sunday 20 MayGame time: 10.00am to 11.30amVenue: Shenley Park, Corner of Canterbury Road and Ave Athol, CanterburyCost: $35 per player and FREE to watch, cost includes two slices of pizza and water. Everyone is welcome to playBookings: www.trybooking.com/VOSN *please book early*Details: https://archeryattack.comContact: Lisa Seabrooke 0419 999 459

Prep Mother’s Day High TeaDate: Sunday 27 MayTime: 2.00pm to 4.00pmVenue: ZIMT Patisserie, 171 Union Road, Surrey HillsBookings: www.trybooking.com/VOBJ

Year 11 Biggest Morning Tea FundraiserCome along and support the Cancer Council. Morning tea will be provided by your Year Representatives. Donations to the Cancer Council would be greatly appreciated. Date: Wednesday 30 MayTime: After school drop offVenue: The home of Georgina VerriosRSVP: www.trybooking.com/377648

Year 7 Parent and Guardian Get TogetherDate: Friday 1 JuneTime: 7.00pmVenue: Camberwell Room, Camberwell Grammar School Sports CentreCost: $20.00 per personBYO: Drinks Bookings: www.trybooking.com/VPVH

Year 1 Parents NightDate: Saturday 2 June Time: 8:00pmVenue: Finch & Jane, 431B Whitehorse Road BalwynMenu: https://finchjane.com/menu/RSVP: Friday 18 May

Year 3 Family DinnerDate: Saturday 2 JuneDetails: TBC

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

Junior SchoolJunior School Soiree

Jump Rope for Heart

MusicSportCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

Page 8

Year 12 Parents’ Biggest Morning Tea Date: Friday 8 JuneTime: 10.30amVenue: At the home of Andrea and Steve Watt, 6 Warwick Avenue, Surrey HillsDetails: Please bring a cup or mug. Delicious food will be provided, as well as tea and coffee To donate and RSVP, click here Year 8 Parents Coffee Morning and Support for the Biggest Morning TeaCome along and enjoy a coffee morning whilst supporting the Cancer Council’s Biggest Morning Tea. Please don’t forget small bills and change. Please order and pay downstairs upon arrival. Date: Friday 15 JuneTime: Drop in from 8.30am onwards Venue: Chapter Three (upstairs room), 133/137 Maling Road, CanterburyContact: Vicki Gazis, 0411 116 576

Pre-Prep Mums Dinner (NEW DATE)Date: Friday 15 JuneTIme: 7.00pmDetails: TBC

Year 3 Father and Son Archery AfternoonDate: Sunday 17 JuneTime: TBCVenue: https://ambrosearchery.com.auDetails: We will be in touch again soon to register your interest Year 5 Father and Son Slot Car Race PartyDate: Saturday 4 AugustTime: 4.30pm to 6.30pmCost: $30.00 per person, includes Slot car racing and pizza dinner. Dads can purchase beer and wine from the barVenue: Race Party (upstairs), 97 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn EastBookings: www.trybooking.com/366828RSVP: Wednesday 20 JuneContact: Narelle Kossatz (0419 328 004), Fiona, Evelyn, Kath, Karen, Kerryn or Susan

Links to Flyers and Further Information

• Mid-Year Concert Poster -Click here to go on the waitlist

• Friends of Performing Arts Box Office Tickets

• Cadet Auxiliary Cookie Dough Fundraiser

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

Mid-Year Concert

William Angliss Dinner

The John Mallinson Organ Sponsorship

‘Green Day’

Camberwell Grammar School Golfer

University of Melbourne International Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar

4 Way Speaking Contest

From the Deputy HeadInternational Tours

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

Cyberia

Year 8 Projec10

Philosophy: Bright Ideas for Bright Minds Day

da Vinci Decathlon

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