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Lithgow High School

NEWSLETTER 17th May 2019

Recently Miss Caro was recognised for her outstanding leadership by being awarded the Harvard Club of Australia Principal Scholarship. Miss Caro was one of three outstanding Principals selected. Lithgow High School has previously benefited greatly from the CBA School Plus Award that continues to provide many opportunities for students, staff and the Lithgow community. On behalf of the school, I would like to congratulate Miss Caro on this recent achievement.

Matthew Quirk – Deputy Principal

Sam Luchetti, Community Contact Officer


PRINCIPAL Attention all Year 6 parents: Deputy Principal Mr Quirk, Year adviser Ms Hotham and a fantastic group of students are visiting some of our partner Primary schools over the next two weeks. Our Information Evening for parents of Year 7 2019 is on Tuesday 28th May from 6.00pm in the library. The Enrichment Class Application Forms are available on the website, the Facebook Page or from the Office. Applications close on Friday 21st June.

Staff and students are working hard to build achievement and opportunity both in and outside of the classroom. In just the first two weeks of the Term Lithgow High Students have had a vast array of opportunities. Our fabulous Fun Day and Colour Run on the last day of Term 1. The excellent Elevate Education Study Skills Seminars enjoyed by all students from Years 7 to 12. RYDA Road Safety Day for Year 11. Open’s Touch Football, Hockey, and Soccer. The Support Unit Excursion to the Bathurst Show. The Year 7 History Excursion to the Australian Museum. The Mandiyaba Yadhaa (Possum Dream) initiative for Indigenous Students. The outstanding ANZAC Ceremony. The Shakespeare Performance Evening on Thursday 9th May. Congratulations and thanks to all staff and students who worked to make these events successful learning opportunities.

Rehearsals are in full swing for this year’s Musical “Grease”, and students are prepping for the 53rd Festival of Speech on 13th June. Musical Tickets are available in advance via the Try booking link on our Facebook Page.

Huge congratulations to the following students and ex-students of Lithgow High School:

Zeke Evans and Kade Inwood - Year 10, both represented in Western Region Open Boys Basketball Team

Harrison Hopkins of Year 12 and Kye Cameron Year 10 representing Western Region Football

Sophie Inzitari and Brooklyn Mackie’s outstanding artworks have been displayed at Art Express in Bathurst and Katoomba.

Bridget Cama recent graduation from UNSW with a Bachelor of Laws and Arts.

Well done to all.

Note: I would like to inform parents of a trial change to the time of the P&C Meeting. The meetings are held on the first Monday of the month in the Hall Foyer at the new time of 6.00pm. We hope that this new time is more convenient for parents to attend.

Ann Caro


DEPUTY PRINCIPAL Attendance at school is compulsory for all students. Being on time for school is the best way for students to maximise their learning outcomes. It is also a good habit that flows through into the workforce later in life. We have now moved to text messaging each day for students who arrive late to school. Roll Call procedures: When the bell rings for the start of the school day, all students are to attend their Roll Call Class. Students will be in the

appropriate location and marked present. Students then read quietly while the school notices are read out to them. If a student arrives late to school, they are to move directly to their timetabled roll call class. The teacher in the roll call class will mark the student in late. Notes for lateness will be handed in to the roll call teacher. The front office has a scaffolded note to fill in for parents/carers who come to school with their child and have not written a note. This note is given to the student who then goes to their roll call class. All students have been informed of this procedure at the whole school assembly this week. Any student who arrives to school after roll call period will need to see the front office. The school is following up students who are habitually late to school without a valid reason. Parents will be contacted via SMS.

Karin Mawhood

Next P & C Meeting is at 6.00pm on

Monday 3rd June in the Hall Foyer

You are all very welcome to attend,

PLEASE NOTE NEW START TIME!


DEPUTY PRINCIPAL Leadership Opportunities Leadership Opportunities

It is that time of the year when we have to start thinking about the election process for the 2019 - 2020 Student Leaders. The Self-Nomination Forms will soon be available for any Year 11 student wishing to run for Prefect, you can get your form from Mr Guihot or Mrs Reilly, Mrs Moore or Mr Quirk; nominations forms must be returned by Friday 31st May at 3.30pm. We have a huge number of highly skilled and effective

candidates ready to take on the positions.

Interviews with our current Captains and Prefects will be conducted in the coming weeks with an Assembly for the nominees to present their speeches towards the last few weeks of term.

Over the coming weeks we will also be holding elections for the Student Representative Council, House Captains and Vice Captains and the current Year 7 Leadership Group.

All groups will be ready to take up positions in Term 3.

Year 7, 2020 We will be hosting a Parent Information Session, which is scheduled for Tuesday 28th May at 6.00pm in our school library, information packs will be distributed to Year 6 students on our visits. See next page for advertisement!

We are looking forward to getting to know the students in Year 6 next year and their families.

Please contact the school if you require further information or you know someone who it thinking about LHS for Year 7 in 2020.

Matthew Quirk


Production of Grease amps up as performance dates near

Staff and students are working hard in preparations for their upcoming performance schedule of Grease. As we come closer to performance dates the cast and directors are meeting three times a week to ensure we are bringing you a high quality, and polished production. Students are getting excited as they are finishing up learning their songs, lines, and stage directions, gaining confidence in themselves and the production.

Mr Jeffers, the Director, brings high energy to the Rehearsals, encouraging students to have fun and develop their Drama Skills, while Ms Aldrick, the Musical Director, is working hard with the ensemble and lead cast to extend their vocal abilities. Mrs Fairbrother has been lending her dance expertise to the production, assisting as Director of Choreography, giving the performance a flair for dance and energy.

Students are enthusiastic about their upcoming performances; Macayla Lamb - Year 9 from the ensemble said, “We are spending a lot of time on it, but it’s worth it because it’s going to be a great show!” This combination of hard work from directors and student promises to bring you a performance of energy and talent, and to show you a Grease we all know and love.

There are four scheduled performances for the production at the end of the Term 2.

Tickets are on sale and can be booked now from https://www.trybooking.com/BCLTC

See you there!

https://www.trybooking.com/BCLTC


Lithgow High School was well represented at this year’s ANZAC Day March , with a large number of students choosing to represent our school in the ANZAC March and Ceremony even with the day being at the end of the School Holidays. Lithgow High School Students could also be seen representing the Australian Air League and the Army Cadets. Our captains Tom Luchetti and Amber Shaw spoke during the official ceremony and represented our school well.

A big thanks goes out to all the students and teachers who helped to make our school and the rest of Lithgow proud by marching on ANZAC day. We would also like to thank the students who marched in Wallerawang and Portland.


Year 7-12 Parent Teacher Evenings All Years - Monday 1st & Wednesday 3rd July

On Monday 1st and Wednesday 3rd July, (last week of Term 2), Lithgow High School will be hosting the first full Parent/Teacher Evenings for 2019.

The nights will commence at 4.00pm and finish at 6.30pm. The two nights are for all years from Year 7 through to Year 12. A note closer to the date will be distributed to both parents and students.

Parent/Carers who have provided their email addresses will have received a SENTRAL (our school records system) User/ID code and password via email. This username and password will enable you to log into the student/parent portal and book your appointments with your children’s teachers. Bookings will open on Monday 17th June, allowing two weeks to book your appointments.

We hope you all have access the SENTRAL system, which assists parents to track absences, access timetables, student notices, download and print published reports and Assessment Schedules.

If you require further information, please contact Sam Luchetti on the school number 6352 1422.

Visit the website and login, it will become an invaluable tool in communication with parents.

http://web1.lithgow-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/portal

http://web1.lithgow-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/portal


Lithgow High are proud of the enormous success of our Annual Colour Run. The event was held on the last day of Term 1 on the school’s very own Cross-Country Track. The day began with a range of Athletic Events and Obstacle Course Events before moving on to the much anticipated Colour Run. It was an amazing day for both students and teachers with dress ups galore. We would like to say a huge thank you to all involved in organising the day. From a Year 12 point of view it was a great way to have fun with those that mean a lot to us before the seriousness of the HSC fully kicks in. This event was definitely one of the most memorable school days we have experienced.


Mandiyaba Yadhaa, which means Possum Dream in Wiradjuri language will bring together 15 young Aboriginal women and girls to create traditional possum skin women’s shoulder mantles and a new dance and song developed from Wiradjuri creation stories.

A series of 6 workshops will take place at Lithgow High School with young women from the High Sista Speak Program participating. Wiradjuri Dance Artist and Director of the Wagana Aboriginal Dancers Jo Clancy, is the project's creator and director and she will be working in consultation with school staff and Mai-Lynn Elliot, Sista Speak facilitator.

Possum skin cloaks were a vital part of Aboriginal life before colonization. Aboriginal people used cloaks to keep warm, to sleep on, to carry their babies and to trade.

When they died they were often wrapped in their cloaks to keep them connected to Country. Skins were gathered, stretched and cured and then sewn together with kangaroo sinew. The designs on the skins depicted stories of Clan and Country.

These workshops will bring back the knowledge of this practice to the community.

Jo believes that the process of coming together to make cloaks, to share stories and to dance evokes the quest for seeking knowledge and the practice of the ‘old ways’ which in turn offers social inclusion, education and knowledge acquisition and cultural affirmation in the community.

Rosie Galloway - Aboriginal Programs Coordinator


Year 10 Work Experience 29th July - 2nd August 2019 This year all Year 10 students will be participating in the Work Experience Program from 29th July - 2nd August 2019 (Term 3, Week 2).

Mrs Hamment has been working with Year 10 during their Careers lessons to provide the students with information and skills to assist with Work Experience.

Once students have decided on an area of interest, they then need to approach the employer or organisation and make an initial enquiry about Work Experience.

Students can then take the Work Experience documents to be completed, and "book" their place for 29th July - 2nd August. Mrs Hamment is available to work with students who are experiencing difficulty in organising a place.

Please encourage and assist students with their work experience and if you are in a position to provide a work experience opportunity yourself please let Mrs Hamment know. This is a great opportunity for students, particularly with planning for Year 11 Subject Selection and for their post school transition.

All Work Experience documents must be finalised by Week 8 of this term. Mrs Hamment is working with all students to ensure that every student has the opportunity to participate in this program, she will be contacting parent's individually over the next two weeks to assist students who have not completed their work experience documents. As places are quickly filling it is recommended student's contact the organisations they would like to complete Work Experience with as soon as possible.

Renae really enjoyed her work experience with LJ Hooker Real Estate

Rebecca Hamment – Careers Advisor


In Week 1 of this term, we delivered Elevate Education Study Seminars to the entire school Year 7-12.

Elevate's multi award winning study skills seminars are designed to achieve behavioural change among students teaching tips and tricks to study more effectively.

It isn't enough that students simply understand what they need to do in their study, the challenge is getting the students to use and apply the skills they learn. Elevate gets students using the skills from its seminars and workshops by using an integrated process that works!

Congratulations to the Year 12 Students who completed the last session of the six Elevate Education HSC Study Seminars. We hope these study seminars have effectively helped you to build on your pattern of study ensuring you achieve the best possible result in your HSC.

Lithgow High is continually striving to provide our students with academic enrichment opportunities.


Lithgow High School Parents and Citizens' Association

A letter from your P&C:

The function of the P&C at high school is to work with school staff to create a better educational environment for our children. If you would like to find out what’s going on at school, what the kids are involved in and the great opportunities being presented to them, come along to a P&C meeting. You can then have conversations with your kids about these things.

P&C meetings Our meetings are brief and informal and run for 40 minutes to 1 hour (never longer!)

Meetings are held the first Monday of the month in the foyer (up the main steps of the school, outside the hall). Our next meetings in Term 2 will trial a start time of 6:00pm. We are hoping this will encourage some new faces. We are always looking for new members and we would love to see you there! You can also check the Term Planner in the Newsletters for when the next meeting is on.

The next meeting will be Monday 3rd June starting at 6:00pm.

We look forward to meeting you. Kind Regards, Kerry Bird President

About our Canteen: Our Canteen is a sub-committee of the P&C. The profit made from the Canteen is donated back to the school. THERE IS NO OTHER FUNDRAISING.

By supporting the Canteen either through your child purchasing from the Canteen or if you, a relative or friend would like to volunteer once a month (the hours are 10:45am-1:45pm), you are supporting your P&C.

Even if you have just a few spare hours, our canteen would love to hear from you. Volunteers don’t handle any money or need to know prices and the canteen staff will make you very welcome!

Phone Evonne on 6351 2308


COMMUNITY LIAISON OFFICER With Half Yearly Reports, Exams and NAPLAN and Assessments completed, I would like to once again remind parents about the incredible resource available at SCHOOLATOZ.NSW.EDU.AU. This website is run by the NSW Department of Education and Communities and has the most incredible collection of resources. It has homework and assignment help (all years) Anti-Bullying Resources, Technology and Wellbeing Resources.

Sam Luchetti

When your child misses just ....

that equals .... which is ...... and over 13 years of

schooling that is ....

1 day each fortnight

20 days per year

4 weeks per year

nearly 1 +years

1 day each week

40 days per year

8 weeks per year

over 2 years

2 days each week

80 days per year

16 weeks per year

over 5 years

3 days each week

120 days per year

24 weeks per year

nearly 8 years

1 or 2 days each week doesn’t seem like much but ...

HELP REQUIRED If you have any old school uniforms and would like to donate

them our clothing pool, please hand in to the front office. Year 11 in particular, we desperately need junior uniform

Many students benefit from these donations.


Mr Phillip Duncan was a student at Lithgow High. He left in 1963 and has since built up a very successful International Insurance Broking Business. In 2002, after a visit to Lithgow High School, he decided he would like to put something back into the school he attended. He decided to donate a Monetary Scholarship to a Year 12 Student. He wanted to encourage students that anything is possible with hard work and ambition. The scholarship is designed to give a school leaver a start in their post school life.

Recently the school received a letter from Mr Duncan with a request to increase the scholarship from one scholarship to two. He has also increased the amount of the scholarship, 1st place will receive a cheque for $3000 and the two runner up will receive $1500 each.

Mr Duncan wishes all Year 12 good luck in their studies and hopes they will work hard and put their best foot forward in obtaining the self-esteem of achievement. He hopes many students are able to apply for his scholarship.

The Phil Duncan Scholarship recipients will be announced on Year 12 Presentation Day. Applications will be available during Term 3.

Applications for the Phil Duncan Scholarship open on Tuesday 30th July and close on the Friday 16th August at 3.00pm


OUR CHICKENS GET A NEW HOUSE!

Unfortunately, we lost all our chicken sheds and livestock in the storm at the end of last year. Craig Marshall - Lithgow High School Farm Assistant, has been working tirelessly designing and constructing our new state of the art chicken sheds.

The chickens’ new home has been built to consider all weather and vermin protection needs and will hopefully withstand any future storms.

Craig states that the chickens are now so well looked after that he would happily swing a hammock and take up residence in the new sheds with them.

Many thanks to Craig, for all his hard work for our Ag Farm & chickens who are now busily enjoying their new home.


Congratulations to Kye Cameron and Harrison Hopkins on their successful selection into the Western Region Rugby League Team.

The boys travelled to Coonabarabran on the 1st and 2nd May, Kye in the U15’s Team and Harrison in the Open Side.

Both the Western Teams won their games in Coonabarabran and both the boys has been successful in gaining selection into the next stage into the greater Western Team that will travel to Toronto from Sunday 26th May - Wednesday 29th May.

Well done boys we look forward to see your results in the next games.

Kade Inwood - Year 11 and Zeke Evans - Year 10 were recently part of the Western Region Basketball Team that contested the Combined High School State Carnival held in Bathurst from the 1st-3rd of May. The Western Team had a very hard pool and a tough first two games on Day 1 where they were unable to find a win against South Coast, 70-47 and Sydney East 82-44. The Western Team had players out with injuries the team had to dig deep on Day 2, they fought hard and were successful winning both games 69 vs North Coast 65 and 60 vs Riverina 42. On Day 3 they played Sydney North winning and placing the Western Team 5th in the State, a very good effort. At the end of the tournament, Zeke was named MVP (Most Valuable Player) for the Western Team.

We are proud of your efforts both on and off the court, you are a credit to yourselves, your families and our school.


Our girls and boys Open Hockey Teams have played at home today playing Round One and the girls playing Round Two of the Combined High School Knockout Competition.

Both teams played well, the girls were very unlucky to go down 3-2 in a close match.

The boys weren't put to the test with Bathurst High School only having 7 players. Our boys were gracious and had 3 players transfer to the Bathurst Team to make it a more even playing field in the 2nd half of the game.

Boys won vs Bathurst High 5-0.

Girls loss vs Bathurst High 3-2.

Well done to both teams and coaches, Mr Conroy and Ms Saladine.


Thank you to our valuable VIVO Rewards Local Sponsorship Partners:

Sportspower, Eve Lithgow, Aqua Blitz - Lake Lyell,

Zambrerro, Subway - Main Street, Cruze Driving School,

McDonalds Lithgow, Centennial Coal,

Lithgow Lions Club, Barry F Cosier, Lithgow Bowling Club,

Lithgow Golf Club, Lithgow Musical Society &

Maritime Mining and Power Credit Union,

We still require more volunteers to help in our Canteen. You can put your name on the roster once a month or just when you have a spare few hours. The hours are 10.45am - 1.45pm. Our volunteers do not have to handle the money or know the price of our items. All profits made in the canteen are donated back to the school by our P&C Association. If you can help, we like to see parents, grandparents, carers or extended family members, please ring Evonne on 6351 2308


Lithgow High School Facebook Page!!!!!

Our Facebook Page is growing as you like and share our status. Stay up to date with notifications, announcements and organisation of our school.

Please help other parents who might not know about the LHS page. Please share our page with anyone who has children attending Lithgow High School.

We will endeavour to build a Facebook Community to ensure

that school information is quick and effective for all parents

On This Day in History - 17 May (1536) Anne Boleyn is Executed

Anne Boleyn was the second wife of Henry VIII, who famously had six in total, and was perhaps the most famous. In 1523 Anne was to marry Henry Percy, the son of the Earl of Northumberland, but this was broken off. She was, at this time, a maid to the court of Henry VIII's wife Catherine of Aragon, and the king began courting her in early 1526.

Henry's interest in his wife's maid of honor was a turning point in English history. When the Catholic Church refused

to accept his annulment to Catherine of Aragon, and his marriage to Anne on 25th January 1533, Henry broke off relations with the Pope and established an independent Church of England.

The happy marriage was not to last, however. Anne gave birth to a daughter, the future Elizabeth I, and Henry was disappointed when she had three miscarriages and no son. A mere three years later he was courting the love of Jane Seymour.

In May 1536 Anne was arrested and imprisoned on charges of high treason, and found guilty in a trial by jury that contained her former fiance and her own uncle. She was beheaded four days later at the Tower of London, and Henry VIII was betrothed to Jayne Seymour one day later.

Andrew Finlay – HSIE Teacher


Alinta Apparel is open for purchasing the school uniform and accessories. An added advantage to purchasing your uniform from the Uniform Shop is the financial benefit that the school receives. This allows the school to help many struggling families, providing them with the necessary uniform.

The on-campus shop provides the benefits of the latest in retail service and technology

including a full range of payments and on-line shopping options and an on-line appointment booking system.

The Uniform Shop (02) 6352 3494

Uniform Shop business hours during school terms are:

Tuesday and Thursday Mornings 8.00am - 10.00am

The uniform shop can be contacted outside of business hours by

email - [email protected] .

Payments can be made direct to Alinta Apparel on the day of purchase. Alinta will take payments in the form of cash, credit card,

or debit credit card.

Uniform price list & online shopping available at:

www.alintaapparel.com.au

At Lithgow High School we are:

RESPECTFUL SAFE

RESPONSIBLE LEARNERS

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.alintaapparel.com.au/

Lithgow High School – Excellence In A Caring Educational Environment

Lithgow High School’s Important Dates to Remember

Tuesday 28th May Year 6 into Year 7 Parent Information Evening - 6.00pm - Library

Monday 3rd June Year 6 Parent Tour - 9.15am - bookings essential P&C Meeting - 6.00pm , Hall Foyer

Monday 10th June Queen’s Birthday - Public Holiday

Monday 17th June Bookings open on SENTRAL for Year 7-12 Parent Teacher Evening

Tuesday 18th June Leadership Speeches to M Quirk by 3.30pm - No late submissions will be accepted

Friday 21st June Year 7 - 2020 - Enrichment Applications due

Monday 24th June P&C Meeting - 6.00pm , Hall Foyer - Due to Parent teacher next week

Tuesday 25th June 2019/20 - Prefect Speeches - Special Assembly

Wednesday 26th June 2019/20 School Leader Voting Roll Call

SRC Election Advertisement

Friday 28th June Newsletter Issued

Monday 1st July Year 7 - Year 12 Parent Teacher Night - 4.00pm - 6.30pm

Bookings via the SENTRAL Booking System

For assistance booking, contact Sam Luchetti

Tuesday 2nd July School Captains and Prefects announced

School Musical - Grease - Public Performance - 7.00pm

Wednesday 3rd July Year 7 - Year 12 Parent Teacher Night - 4.00pm - 6.30pm

Bookings via the Sentral Booking System

For assistance booking, contact Sam Luchetti

Thursday 4th July School Musical - Public Performance - Grease - 7.00pm

Handover Prefects Luncheon

Friday 5th July Last Day of Term 2

Final School Musical Performance - Grease - 7.00pm

Monday 22nd July Staff Development Day - Staff only

Tuesday 23rd July All students return to school - Term 3 begins

HSC Trials begin - Group 1

If your child has represented at a high level of achievement in any vocation and you would like it acknowledged through LHS,

please email the school on: [email protected] with the relevant

information.



Need some driving lessons?

Cruze Driving School is available for lessons, contact Gabby

on 0404 644 089 to book your lesson now!

Cruze Driving School is supporting our Vivo Rewards Program

LITHGOW HIGHLAND PIPE BAND

Applications are invited for the

Hoskins Lithgow Scholarship for 2020 The scholarship is:

For a resident of the Lithgow Local Government Area who is an Australian Citizen under the age of 26 on 1st July 2019. It is not restricted to Year 12 students.

To fund Tertiary Studies (course fees and related costs) up to a maximum of $30,000 paid over the duration of the course.

Timetable for the 2019 Scholarship:

Applications open: Monday 15th July 2019 Applications close: Friday 9th August 2019 Applications are to be postmarked no later than Friday 9th August 2019 and posted to:

The Scholarship Secretary - Helen Lee - 18 Blaxland Street - Hunters Hill NSW 2110

Application forms can be downloaded from the scholarship website: www.hoskinslithgowscholarship.org.au

For more information, please see your school’s Careers Adviser or contact the Scholarship Secretary

Helen Lee, on 0402 126 263 or email: [email protected]

http://www.hoskinslithgowscholarship.org.au/



SUBWAY MAIN STREET VIVO SPONSORSHIP DEAL

COME IN YOUR SCHOOL UNIFORM - LITHGOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BETWEEN 3.20PM - 5.00PM

BUY ONE FOOT LONG SUB AND A LARGE DRINK AND GET ONE SIX INCH FREE


Positions Available at Lithgow Domino’s

In-Store Team Member - In-Store Team Member performs duties of both a Customer Service Representative (CSR) and a Pizza Maker and is responsible for providing quality customer service as well as making our delicious pizzas with pride.

Delivery Driver - A Domino’s Driver is often the only point of contact our customers have with the store. Therefore must have good customer service skills and a safe driving record.

To apply follow the link: https://jobs.dominos.com.au/available-positions

https://jobs.dominos.com.au/available-positions


For your fridge - Term 2

Lithgow High School Calendar - Year 2019 TERM 2

Month/ Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

May

4

20 NAPLAN Testing

Senior First Aid course

21 NAPLAN Testing

Leaders Self Nomination available

22 NAPLAN Testing

Primary School Visits

23 NAPLAN Testing

Primary School Visits School Musical

Rehearsal 3.30pm

24 NAPLAN Testing

May June

5

27 Western Region Open Boys Softball Gala Day

28 Western Rugby Trials

Blayney Year 6 into 7 2020 Parent

Information Evening 6.00pm - Library

29 Golf Championships Cowra

30 School Musical

Rehearsal 3.30pm Tree planting

Capertee

31 Leadership

Nomination forms due back 3.30pm

June

6

3 School Leader Interviews P&C Meeting 6.00pm Hall

Foyer

4 School Leader Interviews

5 School Leader Interviews

6 School Leader

Interviews School Musical

Rehearsal 3.30pm

7 School Leader

Interviews

June

7

10 Queen’s Birthday

Long weekend

11 12

13 Festival of Speech

School Musical Rehearsal 3.30pm

14

June

8

17 Year 7-12 Parent Teacher Bookings Open SENTRAL

9.00am

18 Leadership Speeches Due

19

20 School Musical

Rehearsal 3.30pm

21 2020 Enrichment applications due

July

9

24 Year 6 Parent Tour-9.15am P&C Meeting 6.00pm Hall foyer (due to PT Evening

next Monday)

25 Prefect Speeches

26 Prefect Election -

Roll Call SRC Nominations

27 SRC Advertisement

School Musical Rehearsal 3.30pm

28 Newsletter Issued

July 10

1 Year 7-12 Parent Teacher

Evening Reports Distributed

2 2019/20 School Captain

announced School Musical Performance

7.00pm

3 Year 7-12 Parent Teacher

Evening Reports Distributed

4 School Musical Performance

7.00pm

5 School Musical Performance

7.00pm Last day of Term 2

HELP REQUIRED If you have any old school uniform and would like to donate it to our

clothing pool, please leave articles at the front office. Many students benefit from your kind donations.

Please note - Dates and times may be changed without notice; the dates below are only a guide to planned

school activities

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