Dubbo College

Delroy Campus News

A Successful, Innovative and Caring Education for your Child East Street

DUBBO NSW 2830

Phone: 6882 7955 Fax: 6881 8749 Email: delroy-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

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Issue 1 Term 3 Week 3 Wednesday 31st July 2013

Delroy Campus – Year 7 Trans ition E vening

Welcome back to Term 3 and we have

already had a great sporting result and some

positive feedback from the end of last term.

The Dubbo College Buckley Sheild U14

Rugby League team beat Barrenjoey High

School last week in a very competitive

match. Next week will see them play in the

Quarter Finals against Leumeah High.

Congratulations to Dylan Carr, Robbie

Freeman, Tim Boney, Jack Neville and

Rodney Jackson who represent Delroy in this

team.

Our school performed extremely well at the

Dubbo Eisteddfod. The College Band came

3rd in the Open Band Section and our girls

Dance Group will be performing in the

Wellington Eisteddfod this week. Well done

to all concerned and thank you to our

Creative and Performing Arts staff for their

skill and commitment.

A number of significant events are on the

calendar for the next few weeks. These

include:

* The Year 6 to Year 7 transition evening

to be held at the Senior Campus today

Wednesday 31 July. The presentations will

commence at 6pm. This will be followed by

the Year 8 into Year 9 elective selection

information session commencing at 7.30pm.

* Parent teacher evenings are set down for

10th September 2013 from 4.30pm-6.30pm.

THE NEW WORKING WITH

CHILDREN CHECK:

The Commission for Children and Young

People (CCYP) has advised that from 15th

June 2013, it will be the responsibility of

employees engaging in child-related employ-

ment to obtain his or her own Working with

Children clearance by the issue of a Working

with Children Check Number. CCYP is the

centralised agency that will take over the role

of Approved Screening Agencies to process

all Working with Children Checks and

complete any risk assessments.

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From the Principal... Nathan to become Director-General

for a day

Dubbo College student

Nathan Hawkes Year

10 flies to Sydney on

Sunday he will be

preparing for a brand

new challenge. Nathan,

will be taking part in

the Department of

Education’s Director-

General for a Day

program on Monday

and will rub shoulders

with the department’s

top decision-makers.

“I’ve always been

interested in learning

the ways that schools

function, as well as the

impact of decisions

made at higher levels of

management,” Nathan

said. “I see the program

as an opportunity to

expand my understand-

ing of the education

system so that I can

help executive staff, through the SRC, to create and apply rules and

policies for students at Delroy Campus.”

Nathan, a member of Delroy’s academic extension class since Year 7 and

the school’s current vice-captain, is interested in studying for a legal career

once he leaves school.

“Since I’ve been at Delroy I have been involved with the SRC, debating

and public speaking,” he said. “I am currently Cadet Sergeant with the

Australian Air Force Cadets and I think I am well-placed to act as a

spokesperson on educational issues in rural New South Wales.”

“This opportunity will enable me to raise some issues, which I believe are

important, to the future of rural education.”

Nathan said, when the opportunity arose, he would like to talk about the

need for up-to-date resources for country students, including text books

and technology. He also believes the curriculum should be broadened and

students should be provided with more opportunities for selective

schooling.

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Two of our Delroy Campus students recently

had the opportunity to learn from the very

best Aboriginal dancers in Australia – the

Bangarra Dance group.

Year 9 students Amberlilly Gordon and

Shantell Toomey took part in a two-week

workshop at Burrendong Dam where they

were put to the test with three hours of

dancing every morning.

FROM THE PRINCIPAL continued from Page 1…...

Who will need a check?

People who are commencing work or volunteering in a child-related role will need the new Working with Children Check.

The role must involve face-to-face contact with children in a child-related setting.

Who doesn’t need a check?

People employed or volunteering in a position who do not have direct physical or face-to-face contact with children do not

need a new Working with Children Check.

Getting the new Working with Children Check

The new Working with Children Check will cost $80 for paid workers and self-employed people for a five year period.

There is no fee for volunteers. A volunteer check cannot be used for paid work with children.

Workers and volunteers will follow a two-step process for obtaining the new Working with Children Check:

Complete an on-line application or call the helpline (www.kids.nsw.gov.au to complete an on-line application or call

(02) 9286 7219 to have the application completed for you).

1. Go to a motor registry or government access centre to pay the fee (if applicable) and have their identity confirmed. They

will need to take their Working with Children Check application number and appropriate identification with them.

For parents who volunteer to assist with any school excursions, you must provide this Working with Children Check

number BEFORE the excursion.

Regards

Stacey Exner Principal

At Dubbo College Delroy Campus Year 7

students participate in an integrated sport

program that sees all students placed in

house groups on Wednesdays during

Periods 3 and 4. The students then take

part in a series of sports and activities

throughout the year.

We look forward to all students continu-

ing their excellent start to sport at Dubbo

College Delroy Campus. If parents/

guardians have any questions please feel

free to contact Mr May or Mr Groen

02 6882 7955 Mr Craig May

Head Teacher PDHPE

Year Seven Integrated Sport

Year 7 Sport 2013 Progam

Term 1 Weeks 3-6

Cricket/Softball/Teeball

Term 1 Weeks 7-10

Netball/Basketball

Term 2 Weeks 1-5

Touch/Soccer/Indoor Soccer

Term 2 Weeks 6-10

PaddleTennis/Badminton/Speedminton/

Table Tennis

Term 3 Weeks 1-5

Indoor Hockey/Hockey/Frisbee

Term 3 Weeks 6-10

Oz Tag/Soft Cross/ European Handball

Term 4 Weeks 1-7

All students swimming programs

Term 4 Weeks 8-10

Student Sport Choice

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Beastly Creations…….

Here are some examples of Year 7’s

Fantastic beasts. The Task involved the

students selecting a variety of animals,

birds, sea creative or insects and combining

them into a whole new creation. After the

design was finalised they gave it a

botanical name and converted the concept

from a 2 dimensional into a 3 dimensional

ceramic sculpture. This produced some

wonderful and interesting results as you

can see.

above:

Butterfly dish by Shontae

left:

Laurence’s yellow terror

right:

Thomas’ Fantastic Beast

right:

Year 7 Fantastic Beast

created by Allira

above:

Brianna’s Fantastic Beast

above:

Maddy’s Fantastic Beast

Kyla’s Fantastic Beast

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CAREERS NEWS

Last week all Year 10 students travelled to the Senior Campus to attend a talk by all the Head

Teachers in faculty areas and TAFE courses for 2014 to help students make informed decisions

about subject selections for next year.

During that evening the Senior Campus also hosted a Parent/ Student session for students attending

the Senior Campus in 2014. Students in Year 10 also attended the TAFE Open day to explore the

three TAFE campuses and what they had to offer. I could not have been more proud of the Delroy

Year 10 students, their behaviour under trying circumstances with the poor weather was exemplary.

Rachel Wykes, Emily Whittaker, Caitlin Hill at the TAFE Open Day at the

Heavy Vehicle Trade Centre.

Upcoming events from Careers are: Wednesday 31st July all Year 10 will be going to the

Senior Campus to attend a Jobs Expo 12 noon – 1pm.

This day will also assist students in making their subject

selections.

Thursday 1st August Year 9’s who have expressed

interest will be again travelling to the Senior Campus to

attend a Try A Trade at 12 noon – 1pm.

Wednesday 7th August 2013 is Delroy Subject selec-

tion hand in day. The Careers Team will be at Delroy to

receive the Selection Forms and TAFE enrolment forms

and interview the students about their choice briefly.

We now have over 100 ”likes” on our

Dubbocollegecareers. Please follow us on Facebook.

Also the Careers News Issue 8 will be out in School

emails this week.

Mrs Fleur Mara

Careers Adviser

Jessie Bonser, Josh Cameron (background), and Matthew Brook

listening to TAFE teacher Mr Peter Allen talk about the

Automotive Spray paining.

ATTENDANCE: NOTES for PARENTS and CARERS Attendance every day that the school is open for instruction is a legal requirement and a major responsibility of parents/carers. Please send a note when your student has been away from school

Prosecution in the Local Court - If all attempts by schools and regional support staff fail to improve a student’s

attendance, action can be taken in the Local Court and the result can be fines up to a maximum of $11,000.

DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 31st July 2013 5

SRC … In a Nutshell__________________________________________

Since the start of Term 3 we have been busy working on some of the suggestions that were put forward at the end of

Term 2. One of the main suggestions put to the SRC was for more excursions. We are acting upon this and working

toward more excursions in the future.

Firstly, the SRC have discussed and are guiding our participation in the 40 hour Famine. Participants spend 40 hours with-

out something of their choice that they normally use in their daily life, for example, going 40 hours without using furni-

ture or food.

Secondly, the SRC have organised a disco with the theme of ‘go with the glow’. This would be a great opportunity for all

students of Delroy, to attend and have a lot of fun. There are only 200 tickets available at $5 each. So hurry or you will

miss out.

The SRC were successful in obtaining top quality ID cards for all students in order to show proof of identification which

will no doubt improve the security of Delroy (You have no excuse for not getting to class on time!!). We also have Sam

Read, Sarah Toohey, Kate Simpson and Nikki Avila to represent us at the Regional SRC camp at Wambangalang.

Congratulations to these students and we hope you have fun!!

Delroy Vibe, the Anti-Bullying Committee, has been working hard on a number of activities for the school over the recent

weeks and months. Firstly, the radio program we had planned for release late last term/early this term was unable to go

ahead as we encountered some technical difficulties.

We have instead focussed on the planning of Superhero Day later this term, in Week 7. Students are invited to dress up as

their favourite superhero, and are asked to pay a gold coin donation. There will also be a number of activities on the day.

We’ll go into detail about those later, but for now…just know that there will be a lot of cling wrap involved!

Chloe Towers, Ash Cox, Jessi Clayton,

Kate Simpson and Sarah Toohey prepare posters for

40 Hour Famine

Amy Yeo Year 7 and Sharika-Marrie.Howard Year 8

Nathan Hawkes Year 10

HSIE Happenings.... With the start of second semester, all students will have “flipped”.

Year 7 and 10 were studying Geography, and now will be studying History.

Years 8 and 9 were studying History and are now studying Geography. All students have been

given their assessment schedules and course outlines to glue into the front of their books. All

students should also be aware of the assessment tasks due this term from the Assessment

booklets issued on their first day back at school.

Year 9/10 Commerce students are still doing a unit on Travel/Tourism, but will be taking a break from that topic to manage

the finances for the School Magazine. Students will be undertaking clerical tasks, writing letters, and maintaining records

that reflect what happens in the real world in community organisations and the work place. This is an example of the

relevance of Commerce to the real world, providing students with workplace skills and personal development.

Mr Bill Donnison

Head Teacher HSIE

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College Sport Term Report. Term 2 had a lot going on around the College regarding sport. We had many western area representatives, a State

representative and great success in team CHS sporting competitions.

Athletics

Each of the campuses has had their Athletics Carnivals with good participation levels at all of them. We will now have

over 50 students travelling to the Western Area Carnival in Bathurst on 26th July. Delroy Campus will have 14 students

trying to qualify for the State NSW CHS Athletics to be held in Sydney.

Tennis

The boys college tennis team have finished as Western Area runners up after going down in a closely contested final to

Parkes High 5-3 sets. Well done Sam Wells, Corey Blattman, Lucas Blattman, Dylan Cox and Jarred Buckland who were

part of the team.

The girls’ team made it through to the Western Area semi-finals where they were defeated by West Wyalong.

Rugby League

In U/16 rugby league the South Campus team has won the Tom Kemp Cup after a courageous 22-20 win over Orange

High in the final of the competition played on the last day of Term 2.

The U/14 Buckley Shield College team coached by Mr Webb and Mr Boon are Western Area B champions after strong

wins over Nyngan, Wellington and Gilgandra High schools. They played Forbes in the final and ran away 56-10 winners.

The team will play Sydney North B- Barrenjoey High in Week 2 of Term 3 in the first part of the State final series.

The Open Rugby League is also Western Area B winners, after defeating Condobolin High 48-22 in the final. They will

now take on Balgowlah Boys High (Sydney North) in the final on Thursday 25th July in Dubbo.

Netball

Well done to Pippa Manton and Leah Read who were part of the Western Area CHs team that competed at the State CHS

championships. The team finishing in tenth place overall.

Soccer

Our boys open soccer team have been defeated in the Western Area final by Bathurst High in Bathurst by 3-0. Justin

Pickering, Jarred Buckland and Scott Doolan were part of this team.

Well done to Justin Pickering who was part of the Western Area team that competed at the State CHS championships. The

Western Area team was coached by Mr Groen.

Lawn Bowls

Our Dubbo College triples team has finished 7th in the State after an impressive performance on the Central Coast at North

Haven Bowling Club. The team of Trent, Keeden and Ryan McGuire have been great ambassadors for the Dubbo College.

They defeated Warilla High and Macksville High but were unfortunately defeated by Rutherford High.

Basketball

Our open girls basketball team is through to the State quarter finals after an impressive and hard fought win over North

West area champions Manilla High 29-28. Melita Hampton, Ashleigh Taylor and Brodie Taylor lead the way for the team.

They will travel to Terrigal to take on Wooloware High (Sydney East), Cherrybrook High (Sydney West) and Hunter

Sports High in the finals series. A great effort considering only one of the team is from the Senior campus

Boys Hockey

The team were champions of the Western Region and are currently waiting for information of who they play in their final

16 match. It will be a home match in early term three. The team also had four representatives in the Western Area team

who finished fourth in State CHS championships. They were Jack Eckford (captain), Hunter Medcalf, Dalton Medcalf and

Luke Carmen. From this carnival Jack was selected in the NSW CHS team to compete at the national championships.

Cross Country

The Dubbo College held its annual cross country at the Dubbo racecourse on 5/6/13 with over 300 competitors. Well done

to Harry Vandartel and Matilda Munn (in a photo finish from Savannah Dimmock) who were the overall winners on the

day.

From the Dubbo College Cross Country we had 12 members from Delroy Campus and South Campus travel to Wellington

in terrible weather conditions. Well done to Dennis Allen, Savannah Dimmock, Matilda Munn and Kyle Borwick who

were selected in the Western Area cross country team to compete at the State Carnival at Eastern Creek in Term 3.

John Hill, Rod Newman and Brodie Caton also did well to finish in the top ten of their respective age groups.

Hockey

After three wins the open girl’s hockey team took on Lithgow High in the Western Area B final in the last week of Term.

Unfortunately, the team was defeated 6-0 by a very strong side. Kyla Lake played well for the team.

Rugby Union

The Dubbo College Buchan Shield U/16 Rugby League team defeated Orange High and Parkes High to move through to

the Western Area final. Unfortunately, on the same day the Open Boys and Open Girls team were defeated in the respec-

tive regional days. Well done to Rebecca Dunn, Pippa Manton, Tearne Ryan, Caitlin Christie and Taylor Gray who were

selected in a Western Area high performance squad from the girls divisional day.

The U/16 College boys sevens are through to the coast/country cup final to be played next term at Wyong.

Important Dates

Term Three Week Three and Four -Ken Eggleton Cup versus St Johns College

Term Three Week Eight and Nine-Serisier Cup.

26th July- Western Area Athletics Carnival in Bathurst

19th July-State CHS Cross Country at Eastern Creek

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PDHPE News

Assessment Tasks A reminder to all students that the term PDHPE assessment tasks will need to be completed in Term 3 are as follows:

If you have any questions regarding assessment tasks please contact the Head Teacher PDHPE 68827955

Mr Craig May

Head Teacher PDHPE

Type Of Task When due Weighting Topic

Year Seven In class- media

analysis

Week 9 30% of Theory Healthy Food

Habits

Year Eight Research/Hand In Week 9 30% of Theory Sports Nutrition

Year Nine In class- media

analysis

Week 7 30% of Theory Mental Health

Year Ten Research/Hand In Week 8 30% of Theory Physical Activity

and Community

Health

PDHPE Faculty News Welcome back to all students in Years 7, 8, 9 and 10 at Dubbo College Delroy Campus.

Term Three will a cool one so hopefully students can adhere to a few facts for practical PDHPE core classes and elective

classes. Students should bring own water bottles and wear hats to all outside lessons. Sunscreen is available at the PDHPE

staffroom before school, at recess and lunch breaks. Appropriate uniform is:

PDHPE Uniform.

Dubbo College Sport Shirt, Dubbo College Shirt, Plain White Shirt.

Plain Black Sport Shorts, College Logo Shorts, Black Tracksuit bottoms

Black Sport Skirts

Track Shoes and joggers

Please note jean shorts, healed shoes and slip on shoes are not acceptable in all practical lessons.

Topics In Core PDHPE In Term 3

Year 7 Theory

Healthy Food Habits

Keeping Safe On the Roads

Practical

Dance

Net Court Games

If you have any concerns or questions with any aspects of PDHPE courses or content please contact

Mr Craig May Head Teacher PDHPE at Dubbo College Delroy Campus.

Year 9 Theory

Health Mind

Body Image

Practical

Serisier Cup

Sports

Target Games

Year 10 Theory

Life Be In It

Power In Relation-

ships

Practical

Invasion Games

Year 8 Theory

Drugs Know The

Risks

Sports Nutrition

Practical

Invasion Games

Striking Games

Come along to the Norta Norta study room upstairs Science and

get help with all your assessment tasks.

Homework Centre is open:

After school till 5.00pm on Mondays and Wednesdays (you will

need to find your own way home).

And every day at recess and lunch (except Friday recess).

OPEN FOR All STUDENTS

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Mathematics Report: Year 10 students are in the process of making a very important decision with their Mathematics at they begin their final

semester of Stage 5 Mathematics. They are currently deciding which Mathematics course they are best suited to study at

the Senior Campus. Their studies at Delroy have been preparing them for the following courses:

Mathematics / Extension Mathematics:

These courses are extremely challenging. They are designed for those students who are performing at an exceptional stand-

ard in the Extension Mathematics class. Many of the concepts currently studied by the Extension Mathematics class are the

essential fundamental skills needed to succeed in these courses.

General Mathematics:

The General Mathematics course, although an easier course than the Mathematics and Extension Mathematics is still a

difficult course in its own right. This course branches off into two separate pathways in the HSC, General Mathematics 1

and General Mathematics 2.

- General Mathematics 2 counts as two units towards a students’ Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)

- General Mathematics 1 counts as two units toward a student’s HSC, however it is the least difficult of all

Mathematics courses offered and does not count towards an ATAR.

In order to assist Year 10 for success in their senior studies the Mathematics faculty offers a number of opportunities. We

are available to provide assistance during lunchtimes and recess with homework, to clarify important concepts and provide

extension material. Homework Centre is also available of a Monday and Wednesday afternoon. I urge Year 10 to strongly

consider their options for Year 11, consult with their Mathematics teachers and to utilise the assistance available at Delroy

Campus.

Good luck in your studies.

Mr Chris Schubert

Head Teacher Mathematics

Supporting Aboriginal & Torres Strait

Community affected by Cancer

Dubbo Aboriginal Cancer

Support Group

When: Thursday 25th

July

Where: Holy Trinity Church

Brisbane St, Dubbo

Time: 10.30am-11.30am

Tea and coffee provided

For more information please contact:

Robin Payne, Support Group Facilitator: 0413441194

Ros Peachey: 0467623187

Have you or your family been affected by cancer?

Are you currently having cancer treatment?

Have you finished your cancer treatment and need support

or guidance?

You are invited to share your experience at a yarn’n session

to hear your story and how we can better support you on

your cancer journey

DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 31st July 2013 9

Week 1 Term 3 -

Positive Behaviour

for Learning

PB4L—Draw Winners

Week 1 1. Yallaina Betts Yr 8

2. Jahnesta Carriage Yr 7

3. Mower Walshaw Yr 7

4. Emily Sherring Yr 9

5. Erica Nolan Yr 8

Congratulations to all winners

Mrs Budden Prize Co-ordinator for the PB4L team

DUBBO COLLEGE DELROY CAMPUS CALENDAR 2013

~ TERM 3 ~

Term 3 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Wk 1 July 15 Staff Development

Day

16

Students return

17 Year 11 2014 Parent

Information Evening

18 AECG Mtg MIAN/

Catholic Primary

19 TAFE Open Day

Wk 2 July 22 23 Support Students

transition

24 Reg SRC Camp

Legacy Public

Speaking

25 Reg SRC Camp

26 Reg SRC Camp

Wk 3 July/August 29

30 31 Xsel Camp

English Comp

Central West Jobs Expo

— Snr CampusTransi-

tion Parent nights 6->7

and 8->9 Senior 6-8.30

pm

School Sports Photos

01

Maths Comp

AECG CSU

Xsel Camp

Try a Trade—Snr

02 Xsel Camp

Wk 4 August 05 06 Support Students

transition

07 08 09

Wk 5 August 12 13

Maths Comp 14 15 16

Wk 6 August 19 P&C Mtg 20 21 22 23

Support Students

Transition

Wk 7 August

26 27

NAIDOC DAY 28 29 30

Wk 8 September 02 03 04 Serisier Cup 05

AECG West

06

AECG BALL

Wk 9 September 09 Vaccinations

Yr 7, 9 Boys

10

11 Serisier Cup Parent/Teacher Night

4.30pm –6.30pm

12 School Sports

Photos

13

Wk 10 September 16 P&C Mtg 17 18 19 20

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END OF YEAR EXCURSIONS

All Year Groups will be involved in an End of Year Excursion from

Monday 2nd December until Friday 6th December 2013

Year 7: In-school activities at Delroy Campus

Cost: Various depending on choice

Year 8: Tea Gardens

Central Coast—Aussie Bush Camp

Cost: $300

Year 9: Gold Coast—Theme Parks Extravaganza

Cost: $425

Year 10: Nelson Bay - The Retreat

- Port Stephens

Cost: $450

Payment requirements:

ALL payments need to be finalised by the end of Term 3.

SCHOOL POLICY ON STUDENTS WHO ARE UNWELL

When a student is unwell at school he/she:

must obtain a note from the teacher and then present at the office,

where a parent/carer will be contacted by the office staff to collect the student.

Students are NOT to use their mobile phones to phone parent/carer directly.

For legal reasons and school policy students are NOT to leave the school

without signing out at the office.

Mobile Phones and electronic devices are NOT to be

used in class. If they are used in class they will be

confiscated by the teacher.

The phones will be stored at the office and may be

collected by the student from one of the Deputy

Principals at the end of the day.

MOBILE PHONES at SCHOOL

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International Student Exchange Program

www.wep.org.au Call 1300 884 733

Sports Taping courses in Dubbo Sports taping is an important skill for coaches, trainers, teachers, parents and players involved in sport. Correct sports taping can help prevent injury and also help with injury rehabilitation. Level 1 covers beginner tech-nical and practical advice of taping including wrists, ankles, fingers and thumbs. Level 2 covers advanced techniques for the shoulder, elbow, wrist, Achilles tendon, knee, shin and soft tissue techniques - hamstrings and quadriceps. Participants receive a certificate of attainment upon successful completion of the course. Call Sport and Recreation on 6362 6623 for more info or visit www.dsr.nsw.gov.au

Level 1: 6-9pm 22nd

July Level 2: 6-9pm 24

th July

$60 each

DUBBO COLLEGE DELROY CAMPUS

INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE

NAIDOC DAY

TUESDAY 27th AUGUST

2013

12.00pm - 3.00pm

FREE BBQ

Indigenous Games Beading Kick Comp

Bingo Popcorn Touch Footy

Ultimate Frisby

We would love to have

your support

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DUBBO COLLEGE

UNIFORM SHOP

Darling Street Dubbo Phone: 6881 8989

Term 3 Opening hours: Monday 3.00pm - 5.00pm

Tuesday 3.00pm - 5.00pm

Wednesday 3.00pm - 5.00pm

Thursday 3.00pm - 5.00pm

Friday CLOSED

Saturday 9.00am - 1.00pm

DUBBO RSL CLUB

Brisbane Street

DUBBO

(Delroy Campus Newsletter Sponsor)

DELROY CAMPUS

Executive Staff

2013

Mrs S Exner

Principal

Miss K Bermingham

Deputy Principal

Mrs C Thurston

Deputy Principal

Mr P Woodhead

Head Teacher Teaching &

Learning Middle Schools

Mr N Thompson

Head Teacher English

Mr C Schubert

Head Teacher Mathematics

Mr D Piper

Head Teacher Science Rlg

Mr W Donnison

Head Teacher HSIE

Mr C May

Head Teacher PDHPE

Mr S Groen

Sports Co-ordinator

Mrs V Budden

Head Teacher TAS Rlg

Mr M Graves

Head Teacher Support Rlg

Mrs J Thompson

Head Teacher CAPA

Ms A Piddington

Head Teacher Administration

Ms M Roser

Head Teacher Welfare & Equity

DELROY CAMPUS

Year Advisers

2013

Year 10 Ms K Green

Mr A Livingston

Year 9 Ms S Willliams

Mr J Wade

Year 8 Ms R Tink

Mrs L McConnell

Year 7 Mrs M Speer

Ms C Burns

Girls’ Adviser:

Mrs D Kelly

(Delroy Campus Newsletter Sponsor)

Principal: Mrs Stacey Exner Deputy Principal: Miss Kathryn Bermingham Deputy Principal: Mrs Carolyn Thurston

LEVELS SYSTEM

Do your Best, be Equipped

ready for Learning, show

Respect

and make the most of the

Opportunities offered by

Your School

Celia Lashlie - Live….

“What’s going on with my teenage boy?” Date: Thursday 22nd August

Where: Wellington St Mary’s School Percy Street

Time: 5.30pm - 7.30pm

Cost: Gold Coin donation

Free Sausage Sizzle

Enquiries Registration:

Baiyai Wellington 02 6845 1895

Dubbo Centacare Office 02 6885 0277

DUBBO COLLEGE UNIFORM SHOP

Girls’ Hipster shorts were $30 now

$10

Girls’ Bootleg Pants were $39 now $10

Available from

the College Uniform Shop

Darling Street Dubbo

Phone: 6881 8989

2 X 20ft Shipping Containers

Tender Price not to include removal

costs, these are to be covered by the

successful tender.

Contact Sandy Birkett on 68827955

Tenders Close: 21st August 2013

BY TENDER