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129 Ravenshaw Street, Gloucester NSW 2422 / P 02 6558 1605 / F 02 6558 1229 www.gloucester-h.schools.nsw.edu.au / [email protected]

GLOUCESTERHIGH SCHOOL

Quality education in a caring, innovative environment.

School Calendar 2020

Wednesday 12 February Bravissimo Concert

Thursday 13 February On-Stage Drama Excursion Breakfast Club for Students 8 - 9am

Friday 14 February Y11 & Y12 University Road Show

Tuesday 18 February Zone Swimming Carnival - Taree

Thursday 20 February Breakfast Club for Students 8 - 9am

Friday 21 February Girls & Boys Open Basketball - Taree

Tuesday 25 February Girls Open Netball - Forster

Friday 28 February Open Girls & Boys Touch - Chatham

CANTEEN - Phone 65589963Monday 10 February ElonaTuesday 11 FebruaryAlisonWednesday 12 February Tracey BThursday 13 February Christina & CindyFriday 14 February ElonaMonday 17 February ElonaTuesday 18 FebruaryJennie SmithWednesday 19 February AmandaThursday 20 February MerrilynFriday 21 February Elona

NEWSLETTER Friday, 7 February 2020

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SWIMMING CARNIVAL

Gloucester High School held its annual swimming carnival on Wednesday in perfect conditions.

A great turnout of students enjoyed the day with excellent participation levels and house spirit displayed throughout the day. The winning house was Mograni on 373 points followed by Tibbuc 2nd on 357, Belbora 3rd on 281 and Kurricar 4th on 255.

Diverse educational programs that challenge and inspire students

SWIMMING CARNIVAL Continued...Congratulations to our Age Champions and Runners up for the day as follows:

Male Champion Male Runner Up Female Champion Female Runner Up

12 yrs Shannon Atkins N/A Emma Bignell Hayley Edwards13 yrs Zac Schafer =Sam Collie Mackenzie Schafer Ruby Tonks =Jacob Edwards 14 yrs Ryan Latimore Hamish Wakefield Taleah Higgins Bonnie Tonks15 yrs Caiden Wakefield Charles Tonks Jorja Beard Josephine Fitzgerald16 yrs Isaac McClure Joshua Howard Georgia Schultz Keely Yates17+ yrs Toby Ware Harrison Moore Amy Shultz Sarah Schiffmann Champion of Champions Caiden Wakefield Charles Tonks Sarah Schiffmann Kate Bradbury IronMan/IronWoman Harrison Moore Toby Ware Charlotte Maslen Sarah Schiffmann

Other events that were held on the day included the 50m freestyle Champion of Champions which was won by Caiden Wakefield in the male event and Sarah Schiffmann in the female event.

Runners up were Charles Tonks and Kate Bradbury.

Our unique Ironman/Ironwoman event was also held with Harrison Moore and Charlotte Maslen victorious; both from Mograni house. Runners up were Toby Ware and Sarah Schiffmann.

For those who have qualified, the Zone Swimming Carnival will be held on Tuesday 18th February at the Taree Aquatic Centre. Students are to check the Representative Sport noticeboard to see if they have qualified. A bus will run at a cost of $10 per student with a limit of 24 seats. Parents are most welcome to attend this event. More information will follow on permission notes.

Students who wish to nominate for events not run at Zone (ie. 200m free) must supply Mr Cameron a verified time on Swimming Club letterhead prior to the Zone carnival.

If students wish to nominate for events not run at Zone or Hunter (ie. 400 IM, 400 free and 800m free) they must complete the nomination form located on the Hunter School Sport Association website. This form needs to be submitted 2 weeks prior the Hunter carnival. Please note there are qualifying times for these events and they are stipulated on the nomination form.

Year 12 Novelty Race


PRINCIPAL’S REPORTWelcome back to our students, families and staff. I would also like to extend a warm welcome to new families to the school and our broader community.

We welcome three new teachers: Mr Chris Murray has been appointed Head Teacher Technology and Applied Studies; Mrs Cathy Hoskin has been appointed teacher to the Multi-categorical class (MC Class); and Ms Tess Nolan has been appointed to the Teacher Librarian position. We welcome them to our school. Mr Sharpe (Mathematics teacher) retired at the end of last year. Staffing were unable to provide us with an appointed Mathematics replacement teacher. We are currently undertaking the merit selection process in the hope of recruiting a Mathematics teacher. We are also in the process of recruiting an English/History teacher to replace Mr Frankcombe who has also retired.

We have received another demountable classroom. It has been situated adjacent to the farm, which will suit the Agriculture classes.

I would like to congratulate the Year 12 students from 2019 for the outstanding HSC results. Once again our school has outranked all high schools in our two districts and most in the Newcastle area. This is testament

to the dedication of staff, student commitment to learning and the senior success study program. I would also like to thank the many community members who gave their time to work/coach/tutor many of our students. Your ongoing support to our school is very much appreciated. With less than 45 students seeking an ATAR, there were 12 Band 6’s and 51 Band 5’s awarded to our students. Congratulations to these students and best wishes to all our past Year 12 students in their future endeavours.

Congratulations to Elizabeth Howarth in progressing to the next level of the Rotary Youth of the Year Public Speaking Competition. This was held in Taree and she was competing against students from Port Macquarie and Kempsey. We wish you well in the next round.

We have had air-conditioning installed into all teaching spaces under the Cooler Classroom’s program. This is going to make the learning environment more comfortable for our students and teachers, particularly during the very hot days. We will be re-using a few of the good air conditioners in teacher staff rooms that are currently not air conditioned. The hall has been a priority to air-condition, however this was not included in the Cooler Classrooms program. Our P&C have been raising funds to air condition the hall and together with school funds this is a doable project. We are waiting for the Department of Education to log the current electrical capacity of the school to determine whether a transformer upgrade is required. Watch this space.

It was wonderful to see our students enjoying themselves at the annual swimming carnival. The weather was ideal, not too hot, not too cold… just right. Many thanks to Mr Cameron for his thorough organisation of the day. Big thank you to Mrs Cameron and Mrs Martin for the delicious morning tea on the day. Thanks also to the parents who were able to come and support their child, to the staff who kept the program running to schedule and to the students who had a great day. Congratulations to all students who participated and especially to those who did a personal best in their races.

Mrs Trudi Edman, Principal

Mrs Cathy Hoskin Mr Chris Murray Ms Tess Nolan


P & CThe next P&C meeting will be the AGM held Monday 17 February 2020, 7pm in room BG18.

Gloucester High School P&C is the parent, citizen and carer body that works in close cooperation with the Principal and staff to enhance the learning experience for students. We work closely with school staff on policy and other issues.

The P&C’s main fundraising comes from the running of the canteen and the sale of uniforms. These funds are used to provide facilities and equipment for the school. We also have a small sub-committee that supports the running of the school farm and cattle show events.

Being a member of the P&C allows you to meet regularly with both the Principal and other staff members, hear firsthand about funding, curriculum and program initiatives and more importantly, it gives you the chance to offer your own views and opinions on a variety of issues. The P&C meets on the third Monday of each month and membership is just 50c.

We welcome new members at all times and there is no pressure to take on a role. We would like to take this chance to invite you to the P&C AGM on Monday 17 February at 7pm in room BG18, followed by the February general meeting. Please come along and meet with the current members and staff and have your say.

Bookkeeper NeededThe bookkeeper position for the GHS P & C canteen falls vacant on 1/1/20. We are looking for a person who will be experienced in the calculation of wages (MYOB, payslips, group certificates, PAYG tax, superannuation) and completion of BAS statements every quarter. Further duties include compiling accounts for payment, producing monthly reports for P & C meetings, liaising with canteen manager and P & C treasurer, and maintaining appropriate records. Please contact Fiona O’Brien (0418218192) or Eve Green (0488993827) for further information.

2019 PRESENTATION NIGHT BOOK VOUCHERS Students who received a book voucher at last year’s Presentation Night please redeem ASAP at Gloucester Book Shop.

SCHOOL CANTEENThe school canteen provides a healthy and broad range of food and drinks. The Canteen Manager is Mrs Lisa Norrie.Lisa is always looking for volunteer helpers to assist in the preparation of and/or the serving of food for students.This means a commitment of time once or twice a term or less (if we get more volunteers) for two or three hours. Thisis an enormous, helpful contribution that you can make for the good of the school and its students. Please considervolunteering.

SIGN-OUT PROCEDURESRequests for permission to leave the school during the day must be made in writing to a Head Teacher, who then authorises the leave. The student should then take the signed note to the school office where they will then be issued a “pass out” slip.Parents are required to meet the student in the school office foyer and sign out the student in the Early/Late Student Register.


WELCOME YEAR 7

Year 7 have started their high school journey on a truly positive note. They have settled well into their new classes and learnt to navigate their timetables remarkably well. I want to thank our new Year 7 students for the positive and enthusiastic start they have made and congratulate them for their consideration of others and in particular, their welcoming of new students to their friendship groups.

All students will have the opportunity to nominate for the vacant Year 7 positions on the School’s Student Representative Council (SRC) soon. These are very prestigious positions within the student body and all Year 7 students interested in developing their leadership skills will be encouraged to nominate. Application forms will be available from SRC Coordinator, Ms Donaldson, in the near future.

It has been a great start to our year and I look forward to the weeks and months ahead. Remember, come and see me if you have any queries or concerns.

Ms Judith Pickett, Y7 Year Adviser


AUSTRALIA DAY CELEBRATIONSCongratulations to Elizabeth Howarth and Zac Holllis who recently performed at the Australia Day breakfast and celebrations in Gloucester.

They led the audience in the National Anthem at the flag raising ceremony and also performed the song “I Am Australian” during the breakfast.

Our School Captains, Bethany Hester and Ethan Bird, were also in attendance, representing our school with pride when delivering their Australia Day speeches.

Thank you to these students for giving up their holiday time to help entertain the local community on such a special day. You did a great job!

Judy Ingram, Music Teacher

An exert from our School Captains’ Australia Day speeches:“What we eat, wear or say doesn’t make us Aussie, our morals, values and connections do. And this has been evident in these past few months especially. The whole of Australia has come together and become one, in order to face the trauma brought by the drought and bushfires. And by doing that, we have also brought the interest of many other countries around the world. We take lots of pride in our country and think so highly of it. So if anything hurts it we will do anything to protect it. We Aussies have a fighting spirit and we won’t give up until peace is restored. As you can see, Aussies are a special kind of people. We pay more attention to what brings us together and less about what separates us. We love to look for the good in people. And we understand that segregated we fall, but together we stand. That’s why I’m so honored to call this beautiful country my home and call my fellow Aussies family.”

Bethany Hester, School Captain

“Our country forms a part of who we are. In many places around the world, people fear their country. They fear the lurking possibility of danger everywhere they go. They feel trapped in their world, and seek to escape to somewhere that at least gives them safety, let alone freedom.Australia is a place of freedom. It is a country, run on democracy, that strives to give all Australians a fair go. In my opinion, Australia day is about celebrating our community. It is about being there for each other, and recognising those who have had a positive impact. With the devastating effects of the ongoing drought and fires raging across Australia and our region, this day recognises not only the efforts of those who have risked their lives for the safety of others, but also those who have contributed in other ways to uniting our community.Australia Day should recognise the efforts of those who are willing to help, such as the volunteers giving their time and those risking their lives to protect others from bushfires.Part of our culture as a nation is being willing to help others in need.– These are the people that make me proud to be a part of this community.”

Ethan Bird, School Captain

Elizabeth Howarth and Zac Hollis

Ethan Bird and Bethany Hester


AG & MARINE STUDIESA big thank you to Bill and Sandra Williams for donating old silage and 60L drums to the school over the holidays. Thanks also to Trellis Earthworks for supplying the transport.

The students can’t wait to get their hands dirty.

Marine are still after more drums including ICBs if there are any floating about.

SANDTURF & PLANTSSOILS & COMPOSTSDECORATIVE STONEMULCH & WOODCHIPSAGGREGATES & GRAVELSPAVERS/BLOCKS & TREATED PINE DELIVERIES & BAGGED PRODUCTS

28 Tate St.Gloucester Ph:0417 160 048E:[email protected]

EARTHWORKS & LANDSCAPE SUPPLIESEARTHWORKS & LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

We’d also like to put out a big thank you to Knowla Livestock for donating our newest addition Q.P. (Quarter Pounder) to our school. Second day on a lead and he’s doing really well. Can’t wait to see how well he’s going to do at Wingham Beef Week on 30 April to 5 May. Another big thanks to Howard Lister for the two Square Meaters, Premium and Peekaboo who are doing really well in their new home and are already looking great for Wingham Beef Week.

Ms Erin Blake and Mr Rob Seale

Will Germon, Aiden Rose, Ben Haynes, Mia Warrick, Jack Wamsleywith Q.P. (Donated by Knowla Livestock)

Tayla Casey with Premuim and Peakaboo

(Donated by Howard and Jane Lister)


NSW SCHOOL VACCINATION PROGRAMEach year NSW Health works in partnership with schools to offer the vaccines recommended by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) for adolescents as part of the school vaccination program.

In 2020 the following vaccines will be offered:

YEARS VACCINE NUMBER OF DOSES

Year 7 Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine 2-doses at least 6 months apart

Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (whooping cough) vaccine Single dose

Years 10 Meningococcal ACWY vaccine Single dose

Parent Information Kits that include an information sheet, consent form and privacy statement will be sent home to parents/guardians. To consent to the vaccination of their child, parents/guardians are advised to:

• read all the information provided

• complete the consent form, including signing their name next to the vaccine/s they would like their child to receive

• return the completed consent form to their child’s school

• ensure that their child eats breakfast on the day of the school vaccination clinic.

Please note that, to improve vaccination completion, students will be opportunistically offered any missed doses during Year 7 or 8 (for HPV and dTpa vaccination) and during Year 10 or 11 (for Menignococcal ACWY vaccination).

Parents/guardians who wish to withdraw their consent for any reason may do so by writing to the school Principal or phoning the school. The Procedure for Withdrawal of Consent is available on the NSW Health website at https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/withdraw_consent.aspx

A Record of Vaccination will be provided to each student vaccinated at each clinic either as a physical card or a text message sent to the mobile number recorded on the consent form. Details about vaccinations given at school will also be uploaded to the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR) to support complete vaccination histories.

ELIZABETH THROUGH TO FINALSElizabeth Howarth competed in the semi finals for the Rotary Public speaking competition at Club Taree last night. Her prepared speech was on the impacts of social media, and her 2 minute impromptu speech was on the topic, The most inspirational person to me is.

She spoke very well and progressed through to the finals with another student from Port Macquarie!

A date for the finals has not been released yet.

https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/withdraw_consent.aspx

https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/withdraw_consent.aspx


WELLBEING AT GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOLWelcome back to students, staff and parents as we embark on a new decade in 2020. The wellbeing program at Gloucester High School will continue to align with our CARER values. Under the NSW Department of Education’s Wellbeing Framework, each and every student is given the opportunity to CONNECT, SUCCEED AND THRIVE.

Gloucester High School is a “Be You” school. This is a federal government initiative that is run in partnership with Beyond Blue and Headspace. Gloucester High School signed up to this program in 2019.

The program supersedes the former Mind Matters initiative which Gloucester High School has been associated with for many years. The wellbeing team is currently completing the training modules for this program. Ms Ribbons and Miss Ross also attended the Positive Schools conference in 2019 to gain further knowledge of this program and its implementation in schools.

Be You is all about growing a mentally healthy generation. Be You provides educators with knowledge and skills to help young people achieve their best possible mental health. There are several areas the program covers and these include; wellbeing, development, social and emotional learning, relationships, mental health issues and conditions, mental health support, grief, trauma and critical incidents.

At Gloucester High School, all students in Years 7-10 have a timetabled wellbeing lesson once per fortnight. Topics and learning materials are based on the Be You program. The team of Year Advisers, Girls Adviser and Boys Adviser and myself will continue to support all students as they grow and learn this year to help them achieve the best possible learning outcomes. There will be a number of school wide wellbeing initiatives throughout the year commencing with the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence in March.

Should you wish to discuss any concerns you have about your child or the wellbeing program, please contact me at school.

Ms Myree Ribbons , Head Teacher Wellbeing

PARENT CUPPA & CHATPARENTS

Want to talk? Need a bit of advice on how to help your child?Need support or help with a parenting issue?Maybe we can assist…

DROP-IN to our “Parent Cuppa and Chat”WHEN: Every Monday morning (during School Terms)TIME: 9:00AM to 10:30AMWHERE: CatholicCare, 47 King St Gloucester (the old Medical Centre)CONTACT: Jenny Ph: 65395997 Email: [email protected]

Qualified Counsellor available - Confidential - No costs - And the coffee is OK

Contact Person: Jenny (Youth & Parenting Partner: CatholicCare)


GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL TAS PROJECTS

Late last year a number of projects from our TAS department were selected to represent the school at the Annual Manning Great Lakes Display and Competition. Winners were Lane Edwards for his neat sheet metal tool box and Mackenzie Schafer for her textiles project that integrated an electronics system using an Arduino unit programmed by Mackenzie. Congratulations to all our students that entered.

Below is a selection of photos showing student projects from the TAS Department (2019). It is a fantastic collection demonstrating the wide variety of knowledge and skills that students develop at Gloucester High School. Y8 Timber

Year 10 Industrial Tech Metals projects Year 10 Industrial Tech Metals projects

Y9 Timber Y9 Automotive motors

EXCURSIONSY7 Camp Monday 9 March - Wednesday 11 March Second Instalment due Friday 14 February Final Instalment due Friday 28 February

Bravissimo at the Glasshouse Theatre, Port Macquarie Wednesday 12 February. Depart from GHS 8am, return to GHS 4pm Bravissimo showcases the best 2019 HSC music students from the Mid North and Tablelands regions

On-Stage 2020 Performances at the Seymour Centre, Sydney Thursday 13 February. Depart from GHS 8.45am (Thursday), return to GHS 1.30am (Friday) On-Stage showcases the best Individual and Group-Devised Performances from HSC Drama in 2019


4.00$ Meat Pie 3.70$ 5.00$ Sausage Roll 3.00$ 3.00$ Chicken Burger 6.00$ 3.50$ Beef Burger 6.00$ 4.00$ Fried Rice 4.00$ 4.00$ Stuffed Spud 4.50$ 3.50$ Lasagne - GF 4.00$ 4.00$ Vegetarian Lasagne 4.00$ 3.50$ Butter Chicken & Rice - GF 4.00$ 3.00$ Pizza Scroll 2.00$ 2.50$ Garlic Bread 1.00$ 2.00$ Chicken Balls (3) 1.50$ 3.00$ Hashbrowns (3) 1.50$

Mini Pizza 1.00$ Chicken Tortilla 1.00$

1/2 Whole Fruit, Muesli & Yoghurt Cup 2.50$ Salad 3.00$ 5.00$ Fruit Salad Tub 3.00$ Ham or Chicken Salad 3.50$ 6.00$ Fresh Fruit 1.00$ Chicken, Lettuce & Mayo 3.00$ 6.00$ Banana Bread 2.00$ Chicken Ball & Salad n/a 6.00$ Anzac Cookie 1.00$ Sweet Chilli Chicken n/a 6.00$ Red Rock Chips 1.30$

Plain Cornchips 0.50$

4.00$ 4.00$ Water 600ml 1.00$ 4.00$ Flavoured Milk 300ml 2.70$

Flavoured Milk 500ml 3.70$ Lite Peach Iced Tea 4.00$

5.00$ Juice Bombs 2.70$ 6.00$ Fruit Juices - 250ml 2.50$

Frozen Juice Cups 0.80$ Vanilla Cup 1.50$ Twisted Frozen Yoghurt 2.20$ Paddle Pops 1.80$

3.50$ Frozen Pineapple Rings 0.50$

Hot Food

Gloucester High School Canteen Menu 2020

Please have lunch orders in by 9am or before the end of recess

Sandwiches can be toasted on request

Sushi - Available Mon/FriTeriyaki Chicken/Tuna/Vegie

Please note: All of the above items must be pre-ordered

Salad BoxChicken or Ham Salad Box

Salad Box

Add egg or pineapple for 50c

Snacks

Sandwiches/Rolls

Wraps

Turkish Melts (1 slice)Ham, Cheese & TomatoHam, Cheese & Pineapple

SaladHam or Chicken & SaladHam or ChickenHam & CheeseHam, Cheese & TomatoHam, Cheese & PineappleChicken & CheeseChicken, Lettuce & Mayo

Look for SPECIALS posted out front!Let the canteen know if you have special dietary

needs. We will do our best to cater for you. Volunteers are always welcome. Please call Lisa on

6558 9963 if you would like to help.

Chicken, Cheese and BBQ Sauce

Egg & LettuceCheese & TomatoCheese VegemiteBaked Beans or Spaghetti

Add 50c for Bread Roll - GF Bread also available

Sauces & dressings available: BBQ, Tomato, Mayo, Sweet Chilli, Caesar

From the Freezer

Drinks


7th & 8th March 2020 Promoting Mental Health Awareness

Fundraising Event for

Australian Rotary Health

And Lifeline

Marathon starts at 4.00pm at the Recreational Centre, Football field

There will be Educational stalls to visit and get information on promoting Mental Health Awareness.

There will be prizes for

* Team with the Highest Fundraiser

*Fancy Dress or Best Dress Theme

*Most Creative Team Name

* Walk a mile in their shoes (Most decorative shoes, or high heel shoes)

Cost $20 per person or

$50 per family (2 Adults, 2 children under age of 12)

Registration and Tickets on sale at Bowe & Lidbury


Get into Rugby

Boys and Girls ages U6-U14’s @Nabiac Oval

Starting Friday 14th FEB 5:30pm

For more information please contact Aaron Dodds on 0408 481 048 or connected with the Lower Mid North Coast Juniors Facebook group

Expressions of interest for any student playing woodwind, brass, percussion, bass guitar or keyboard can be made at the GHS office

GHSConcertBand Thursday mornings 8-9am starting week 3 Term 1 2020

GLOUCESTER ANGLICAN CHURCH

László KéringerTenor, Hungary

Zsuzsanna GiczyPiano, Sydney

Zeke LlewellynViolin, Gloucester

CONCERTMusic

Tickets $25

7PM FRIDAY21ST FEBRUARY

Available from Uptown Country and at the door

More information: 0438 602 886

Including the music of Bach, Beethoven,

Haydn, Accolay and Monteverd


Take advantage of free soccer for our local competition,

please make sure you have your ACTIVE

KIDS VOUCHER before registering.

Info Days

• Saturday 29th February

• Saturday 7th March

(10am – 12pm @ Soccer Grounds)

To Register:

www.gloucestersoccernsw.org

Facebook:

Gloucester Soccer Club

Need help Regstering?

Call Trudy 0427 589 075

Or email [email protected]

GLOUCESTER SCORPIONS SOCCER WINTER SEASON 2020

FREE SOCCER THIS YEAR WITH YOUR ACTIVE KIDS VOUCHER !

Registration Cost

5 – 7 years $75 *

8 – 11 years $95

12 – 18 years $115

* Please come the canteen to finalise registration

Trial Games



Season Start

• Saturday 4th April

We will be forming Manning Teams this year

Expressions of interest required by

20th February 2020.

For more information call

Trudy 0427 589 075


Find a provider by visiting our website: sport.nsw.gov.au/activekids

Once you have chosen an activity give the voucher number to your activity provider, or log onto your provider’s website and enter the voucher number

All NSW school-enrolled children are eligible for two $100 Active Kids vouchers each year. Thevouchers can be used with any approved Active Kids provider, to help cover costs towardsregistration or membership fees for sport and active recreation. Voucher one is valid January toDecember and voucher two is valid July to December. After 1 July 2020, the second voucher canbe claimed immediately after the first voucher.

*Vouchers can always be found in your MyServiceNSW account by looking in the My Applications tab

Visit sport.nsw.gov.au/activekids for terms & conditions and FAQs

HOW TO CLAIM YOUR VOUCHERS

HOW TO USE YOUR VOUCHERS

CLAIM TWO $100 ACTIVE KIDS VOUCHERS

OFFICE OF SPORT

1

1

2

2

3 4Visit service.nsw.gov.au and login to your MyServiceNSW Account

Fill out the requested information (you will need your current Medicare card)

Click on the Active Kids icon found in your SERVICE tab

Print a copy of each voucher or email it to yourself

Principal Mrs Trudi Edman Deputy Principal Mr Mik WiselyAddress: 129 Ravenshaw Street, Gloucester NSW 2422Telephone: 6558 1605 Fax: 6558 1229Email: [email protected] Web: www.gloucester-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

SCHOOL VISION STATEMENTGloucester High School aims to develop a supportive learning environment that engages all students,

teachers and community in the pursuit of excellence.

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