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Mirani State High School

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P: 07 4966 7111 | F: 07 4966 7100 | E: [email protected] www.miranishs.com.au | Augusta Street Mirani | PO Box 58 Mirani Queensland 4754

Principal Update

DATE

CLAIMERS

Welcome to the 2020 school year both to our returning and new students. We

have had a very productive start to the school year with students actively

engaging in their studies from day one (1). We hope that every family had an

enjoyable time throughout the holiday break. As always, we welcome the

new families who have joined our community.

2019 YEAR 12 OUTCOMES

The Valley can be very proud of our 2019 graduating Year 12s for their

excellent outcomes and attainment of their future pathways. This cohort’s

achievement was higher than any other over the past few years. Importantly

every student gained their senior certification, a QCE or QCIA. Their

Queensland Core Skills result was also higher on average with all eligible

students gaining an OP from 1 to 16. Just as important is that all students in

our flexi program transitioned into full-time apprenticeships.

These outcomes not only reflect the maturity of the 2019 graduates, but the

important support they have received from their families. Student success is

truly a partnership between a student’s home and the school. It also attests

to the quality of our teaching staffs’ pedagogy and support staff who work with

students to meet their needs. As always, ‘it takes a whole village to raise a

child”.

We are almost a third of the way through Term 1 and to maximise success

every student must attend school every day. I look forward to working with

you, so that each student has the opportunity to reach their potential.

Regards

Scott Cage

FEBRUARY

17 MDSS Touch Football Trials

18 MDSS netball & AFL Trials

19 Lions Youth of the Year

25 MDSS Rugby League Trials

MARCH

6 Swimming Carnival

10 CAP AFL Trials

11-13 Year 12 Marine Field Trip

16-20 MEC Work Experience

17 CAP Basketball Trials

18 CAP Hockey Trials

19 CAP Rugby League Trials

APRIL

3 Cross Country

3 Last Day of Term

P A G E 2

Administration

M I R A N I S T A T E H I G H S C H O O L

“We seek

to

develop

students

who are

curious

and

creative

and

aspire to

excellence”

Year 12 Investiture

PRINCIPAL: Mr Scott Cage SENIOR SECONDARY DEPUTY : Ms Mari Simmonds

MIDDLE SECONDARY DEPUTY: Mr Michael Post JUNIOR SECONDARY DEPUTY : Mrs Jodi Bonney

ADDRESS: P.O. Box 58 Mirani QLD 4754 PHONE: 49667111 FAX: 49667100

WEBSITE: www.miranishs.com.au EMAIL: [email protected]

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/miranishs TWITTER: www.twitter.com/miranishs

On Wednesday 12 February, our amazing cohort officially began their

journey as the Senior Class of 2020. Students were formally inducted

into their roles as House Captain, Cultural Captain, Vice Captain and

School Captain in front of parents, students, staff and invited guests, Mr

Stephen Andrew (Member for Mirani), Constable James Dolby, Mr Cale

Hutchins and Miss Bella Breadsell.

Each member of the

cohort received their Sen-

ior badge as they took up

the role of school leaders,

and pledged to show com-

mitment and Valley Pride

in their final year at Mirani

SHS.

Congratulations to our

Year 12 students, we all

look forward to the year

ahead!

Ms Tina Saal

Year 12 Coordinator

Janee Emms (Student Council Secretary / Treasurer)

& Hayden Revell (Student Council President)

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P A G E 3 M I R A N I S T A T E H I G H S C H O O L

House Captains

Aquila—Ashton Scriha & Grace Algate

Orion—Lainey Cornwall & Luke Schneider

Pegasus—Ben McNamara & Safire Smith

Taurus—Holli McNichol-Black &

Samara Mitchell

Lucy Baulch (Cultural Captain), Janee Emms (School Captain), Hayden Revell (School

Vice Captian), Mr Scott Cage (Principal), Ms Tina Saal (Year 12 Co-Ordinator),

Tara Atherton (School Vice Captain), Sara Atkinson (School Captain), Caitlin Milne

(Cultural Captain).


NEW STAFF 2020

Ashleigh Bickerton

English Department

Kylie Hutton

Year 7 Core Teacher

John Klein

Head of Department Maths

Maddi Kirkpatrick

Year 7 Core Teacher

Marty Kenningale

Groundsman

Danica Peoples

HPE Department

Beau Von Stein

Arts Department

Megan Walker

English Department

Jose Zuleto

Maths Department

P A G E 5


YEAR 7 WELCOME BBQ On Tuesday 4th February, we welcomed our new Year 7 families with an informal BBQ, where parents

and students had the opportunity to meet and greet their Core teachers and other staff.

The evening was a great success with the high-energy anticipation of families observing first-hand, the

learning environment, classroom routines and expectations. Our staff were also very keen to meet the

parents they will work closely with, to ensure our Year 7s have a smooth start to high school!

A huge thank you to our wonderful P & C for providing us with a delicious meal, as well as the team of

volunteers who cooked and organised the BBQ.

Shellie Laidlaw

Junior Secondary Deputy Principal


Staff & Student Support Services Guidance Officer; Julie Vanderveen / Michelle Regan ext 113 All week

Nurse; Vanessa Gilmore ext 181 Thur & Fri

Chaplain; Rex Frazer ext 109 Wed & Thurs

Snr Student/Indigenous Support Deb Francis ext 112 Mon - Thurs

Our offices are upstairs in A Block. Our roles are complementary but different. We aim to support mem-

bers of the Mirani High School Community through Personal, Educational and Career counselling, Health

and Social issues and Religious, Spiritual and Ethical concerns. Also guiding senior students towards

quality educational outcomes is in our mandate.

The Guidance Officer uses formal appointment slips that students would show you to confirm appoint-

ments in CLASS-TIME.

Senior Schooling / Indigenous Student Support Officer’s referral process:

Either teacher or student can request assistance in-class or access the Student Support room.

•Teacher referral’s via OneSchool contact or email both [email protected] and [email protected]

• Student request process - The teacher is to give an agreement note to the student to release student

from their class. Support Officer will email confirming students movements. No note, student returns

back to classroom to obtain one.

• If direct support is requested in extreme circumstances; (without teacher permission note), Student Sup-

port Officer will email teacher advising of student’s whereabouts.

The Nurse and the Chaplain use PURPLE slips that are available to staff and students from us or the

Front Office. The slips provide a short-term Paper Trail in the school for students visiting the Support Ser-

vices.

“NO PURPLE, NO GO!”

Programs run by the Support Service will be notified in the daily bulletin and communication on stu-

dents attending, locations and times out-of-class will be sent to relevant teachers.

Students are free to visit us; Before School, Lunch 1 and Lunch 2.

Julie Vanderveen Vanessa Gilmore Rex Frazer Deb Francis

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

P A G E 7

105 SQUADRON

has vacancies for new members wanting to join in 2020. If you like all things aviation and enjoy

being challenged, come along to one of the information sessions being held on each of the Fri-

day nights in February at the Squadron headquarters. Recruiting closes at the end of March

2020.

You can find us at 100 Bridge Rd (beside the basketball stadium). Sessions will start at

6.45pm. For further information, please contact the Commanding Officer on 0402 969 831.


Year 10, 11 and 12 students and parents your support network within Mirani State High School is:

Sandy Grace, Head of Senior Schooling works collaboratively with parents, students and

teaching staff to ensure senior students are working and progressing in a positive direction

towards their career goals. Discussions and decisions are made between stake holders and

actions are implemented for a successful outcome for your child.

If you are uncertain, about processes or procedures contact relating to the Senior Schooling

area, please contact Sandy Grace or Deb Francis.

Title Contact person email address

Head of Senior Schooling Sandy Grace [email protected]

Senior Student & Indigenous Sup-port Officer

Deb Francis [email protected]

Deputy Principal Mari Simmonds [email protected]

Guidance Officer Michelle Regan [email protected]

Year 10 Co-ordinator Taylor Miller [email protected]

Year 11 Co-ordinator Christn Ravisash [email protected]

Yr 12 Co-ordinator Tina Saal [email protected]

Senior Schooling Support System

Australian Air Force Cadets

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P A G E 8

Hi Everyone!

I’m Vanessa Gilmore, the Mirani State High, School Based Youth Health Nurse (SBYHN). I can be found in A Block on Thursdays and Friday each week. Please feel free to call me on 49667 112 or email me on [email protected] if you have any queries. An outline of what I do The SBYHN works with students and school community on issues that may affect the health and well-being of young people and the school community as a whole. This includes helping with curriculum, teaching and learning activities, providing health information and referral, supporting the development of the environment and school culture that supports health and wellbeing, and working with the commu-nity and other services. The SBYHN can provide health and wellbeing information about: healthy eating and physical activity feeling unhappy or stressed relationships healthy skin personal and family problems growth and development sexual health smoking, alcohol and other drugs. Confidentiality Young people have a right to confidentiality when accessing health services. As a health service provid-er, the SBYHN respects this but there are some things the nurse must refer or act upon. In most cases, it is best for young people to talk to their parents about health and wellbeing is-sues. I can support young people to do this. Getting the best help for health At times other services can provide more appropriate or further help or support for young people. The SBYHN will discuss the options for working with other services or linking young people with the right services. The SBYHN does not provide

treatment such as medications, injections, first aid physical examinations ongoing counselling for psychological problems.

Student appointments can be made to see me before or after school, or during breaks. Cheers, Vanessa Gilmore School Based Youth Health Nurse


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Immunisation Program

Year 7 & Year 10 Students Our school is participating in Queensland Health’s annual School Immunisation Program. All Year 7

and Year 10 students will be offered FREE vaccinations as recommended on the National Immunisa-

tion Program schedule. Year 7 students will be offered human papillomavirus (HPV) and diphtheria,

tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough) vaccinations. Year 10 students will be offered meningococcal

ACWY vaccination.

It is important that you read the information booklet contained in the consent pack that was sent home

with your child.

Only students with a signed and completed consent card indicating “Yes to Vaccination” will

be vaccinated. If you do not wish your child to be vaccinated, or your child has already been

vaccinated with the offered vaccines, please complete the “No to Vaccination” section on the consent

card and return the card to school within one week.

Parents that have indicated “No to vaccination” will not be followed up by the provider but you

will receive a phone call if your form has not been returned.

The vaccinations will be conducted by a team of authorised registered nurses. Parents are encour-

aged to ensure their children have an adequate breakfast on the morning of vaccination.

The vaccination team will be visiting the school to give the free vaccines on the following dates:

For more information about diseases, vaccines or School Immunisation Program, visit

www.health.qld.gov.au/immunisation or call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84).

Our school nurse Vanessa Gilmore may also be able to assist. She

can be contacted, Thursdays and Fridays each week on 4966 7112 or

[email protected]

Friday, March 13, 2020 Friday, May 8, 2020 Friday, November 6, 2020

Year 7 – HPV and dTpa Year 10 - Meningococcal Year 7 – HPV (dose 2)

P A G E 1 0 M I R A N I S T A T E H I G H S C H O O L

YOUR HEALTH MATTERS In Queensland the levels of ultraviolet radiation (UVR) from the sun are high enough to damage your

skin all year round. You can be exposed to UVR from the sun through everyday activities like walking

to the shop, waiting for the bus and hanging out washing. This exposure adds up and increases your

risk of developing skin cancer. Skin cancer is a serious disease that can cause disfigurement or death,

but reducing your risk is easy.

Most of us know to 'slip slop slap', but did you know there are actually five ways to protect yourself

from the sun?

Slip on a shirt

Slop on broad spectrum SPF 30 or higher sunscreen

Slap on a broad-brimmed hat

Seek shade

Slide on some sunglasses

Consider clothes made from a close weave cotton to allow the skin to breathe. Cotton clothing is also

cool and comfortable to wear. To protect skin from UVR, clothing and swimwear need to have an ul-

traviolet protection factor (UPF) of at least 30 and swimwear with a minimum UPF rating of 50+ are

recommended.

UPF ratings and protection categories:

15 - 24 UPF rating - 93.3 - 95.9% blocked (good protection)

25 - 39 UPF rating - 96.0 - 97.4% blocked (very good protection)

40 and over UPF rating - 97.5% or more (excellent protection)

Apply water resistant, broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher sunscreen 20 minutes before going outside.

Reapply every 2 hours and more regularly if swimming or sweating. Make sunscreen part of your

morning routine. When buying sunscreen look for an ‘Aust L’ number on the label to ensure the prod-

uct has been passed by the Therapeutic Goods Administration.

Check the ‘use by’ date to ensure the product has not expired.

CLOTHING

SUNSCREEN

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Don't leave sunscreen in hot places such as cars, as excessive heat can reduce its effectiveness. Peo-

ple who have had skin reactions to sunscreen should try a different brand. Look for products that are

labelled as suitable for sensitive skin and fragrance free.

Shade your face, ears and neck with a hat. Choose a well-fitting broad brim hat which will protect the

face and neck. Caps and visors are not recommended as they don’t provide protection for the face,

ears, and neck – places where skin cancers are often found.

Get in the shade when you can—seek shade under trees and buildings or bring an umbrella or portable

shade structure.

Wear sunglasses that meet Australian standard AS/NZS 1067:2003 and preferably have an Eye Protec-

tion Factor (EPF) of 10.

Choose sunglasses which protect the side of the eye as much as possible and fit closely on your face.

Sunglasses prevent the formation of cataracts and other eye conditions later in life.

Think about what you’re wearing – is your skin well covered?

Always grab your sunglasses and hat before you go outside

Walk on the shady side of the street

Keep spare hats and umbrellas in your car or bag

Plan your activities to avoid being outside in the middle of the day if possible

Check out this link to learn how to check yourself for melanoma (skin cancer)

https://www.melanoma.org.au/preventing-melanoma/how-do-i-check-myself-for-melanoma/?

gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3puG3bOJ5wIVRR0rCh3kaAGwEAAYAiAAEgJm5_D_BwE

Sources https://www.qld.gov.au/health/staying-healthy/environmental/sun/uv

https://www.qld.gov.au/health/staying-healthy/environmental/sun/how

https://cancerqld.org.au

https://www.melanoma.org.au

Stay Sun Safe,

Vanessa Gilmore — School Based Youth Health Nurse

HATS

SHADE

SUNGLASSES

SUN SAFE IDEAS

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DEADLY CHOICES Greeting parents, welcome to 2020’s school year.

May I introduce myself - my name is Deb Francis. I support all

Indigenous students and all Senior Students within Mirani State High School. I

am in the process of introducing myself to all the Indigenous Year 7s, then I will

be in contact with the other students. I will talk to senior students (years 10 ,

11, 12) about their career choice and am actively watching for opportunities

that they can apply for and will bring it to their attention. My main means of

communication is email, if you have any concerns you want to discuss please

do not hesitate to contact me either by phone (49 667 111) or school email

([email protected]).

CHECK IF YOU ARE ELIGILE TO CLAIM ABSTUDY.

What is ABSTUDY? ABSTUDY helps Indigenous Australians with the costs of studying or doing

an Australian Apprenticeship. ABSTUDY may help with the costs of school fees. If your child has

moved away from home to study, they can claim as soon as they know the date they will start school.

Or they can claim now if they're already in school and attending.

You can nominate a portion of ABSTUDY be paid directly to your child/s school fees.

Customers can claim by calling on Free customer call number 1800 132 317 to claim or get assistance.

Please be aware that conditions do apply when receiving ABSTUDY.

For more information about eligibility and how to claim, go to web address https://

www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/individuals/services/centrelink/abstudy

Time and interest invested into children gives them confidence to succeed.

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Hi,

Did you like the monsoonal Pioneer Valley welcome back to school? So good to be getting

rain. Spare a thought, then PRAY for those inland areas where the drought needs rain to break

it. Just as God has looked after fire-fields with ‘unseasonal’ rains, He can bring rain to those

parched lands too.

Term 1 has soggily got underway and it’s great to see students and staff happy to be back. No

doubt parents were happy too, to see a return to the school-time routine. Was it tough for the

first couple of days? You’ll be right, once you get back into the habit the weeks will fly by.

Oops! They are!

For Valley Chaplaincy, it’s been a wonderful start with all the Chappies getting together at Sea-

forth for a Pre-Term Retreat. Also, the Chaplaincy contracts have been sent and those schools

with Chappies will continue to get those services. Mirani High’s Chappie Days are Wednesday

and Thursday. On Wednesday, Lunch 1 has Chappie Games in the Library and on Thursday,

Lunch 2 has Chappie Chat in A Block. Chappie Chat focuses on Christian themes so students

need Parental Permission to attend, they can get permission slips from me.

How’d you go with the TEN TIPS for Controlling Screen Time? Remember:

Commit to a PLAN,

Eat meals AWAY from screens

DON’T watch IN BED

CHARGE phone outside bedroom

How about using LOCKOUT?

Then there’s Meet FACE-TO-FACE instead of Facebook

PHONE instead of Text,

Go NON-digital and did you

Take up a TECH-FREE Hobby?

Finally, give the rest of your body a WORKOUT.

Which worked for you? Keep trying different ones and enjoy the benefits. Stay healthy for a

great 2020 school year, stay sane with controlled screen-time and enjoy your families and

friends. Oh! And be nice to your teachers! Amen.

Cheers in Christ,

Rex the Chappie

CHAPPY CHAT


Your student will receive a consent form for “Third Party Websites”, could you please

ensure they are completed and returned at your earliest convenience.

Privacy Notice

The Department of Education and Training is collecting your personal information on this form in order to

obtain consent for disclosure of a student’s personal information to facilitate registration and use of third

party web based software identified on the form. The information will be used and disclosed by author-

ised school employees for the purposes outlined on the form.

Student personal information collected on this may also be used or disclosed to third parties where au-

thorised or required by law. This information will be stored securely. If you wish to access or correct any

of the personal student information on this form or discuss how it has been dealt with, please contact

your student’s school in the first instance.

Dear Parent/Guardian,

The use of web based educational resources has risen steadily over the last decade and are increasing-

ly being used by teachers across Queensland to improve student learning outcomes.

Our school and teachers make decisions about the best technology to meet the needs of our students.

Sometimes it is beneficial for students to utilise services provided by third party web based providers.

Mirani State High School wishes to utilise the third party web based service provider/s listed below to aid

students learning. For your student to use the service the teacher will need to register them as a user.

Registering with these providers requires student personal information to be disclosed to the provider of

the service. In the case of the services outlined below they are private companies that are hosted on-

shore in Australia/and/or/outside of Australia. Outside of Australia means that data that is entered to reg-

ister for these sites will be stored on servers that are not based in Australia and therefore are not bound

by Queensland’s privacy laws. Registration may include disclosing the following information about your

student:

Student Name,

Student ID,

Year level,

CARE group

Student email

We need your permission for the registration and use of these sites by your student.

Note: It is not compulsory for you to provide this consent – If you decide not to provide consent, this will

not adversely affect academic achievement, or any relationships with teachers or the school.

Before you complete this consent form it is important that you understand the reasons that these web-

sites collect this information, what will be done with it, who else may have access to it and where the da-

ta is stored. This information can be found in the hyperlinks below referring to each website’s terms and

conditions and/or privacy policy.

Please read these and ensure that you understand the implications of using this service before giving

your consent. If you have any queries around the storage of student’s information, please feel free to contact

Jodie Battese on [email protected].

THIRD PARTY WEBSITE CONSENT


FOR SALE BY OFFER

Kubota Ride On Lawn Mower

Make: Kubota Ride on Mower

Model: F2560

Fuel: Diesel

Purchased: 1999

Condition: Used – Motor needs work

Mower is offered on an ‘as is’ basis.

No warranties are implied or given.

Delivery/pick-up is to be borne by the buyer.

Offer closes 3pm Friday 6th

March 2020

All offers must be made in writing and sent to:

Mirani State High School

PO Box 53

Mirani Qld 4754

CONFIDENTIAL – OFFER FOR KUBOTA Ride On Mower

The Department of Education reserves the right to not accept the offer.


QParents has been created by the Department of Education and Training to provide parents

of Queensland state school students with secure online access to their child's information.

The portal allows you to securely access information about your child and to communicate

directly with your child's school.

Features of QParents

QParents provides secure, online access to student information such as:

Attendance details

Report cards and assessment

Timetables

Invoices

Payment history

Upcoming events

Student photo

You are also able to update your child's details including address and medical conditions,

submit reasons for unexplained absences, notify the school of future absences, and make

online payments against school invoices.

Registering with QParents

You can register for QParents only after you have received an invitation email or letter from

your child's school, containing your unique invitation code.

You can register only by using a PC with the web version of QParents, not through the

QParents app. Once successfully registered, you may then use the QParents App to login

and manage your account. You will need to supply an email address (that you check regular-

ly) in order to create a QParents account.

Which devices can I use to access QParents?

You can access QParents through a:

smartphone (mobile browser, or users can download the QParents app from the iTunes

App Store or Google Play Store)

tablet

personal computer

For any enquiries, please call the administration office on 4966 7111.

Q PARENTS


Parents/Guardians are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting to be held on:

Wednesday 19th February at 2.30pm outside the Mirani Primary School Library

The Transnorth bus service travels the Gargett-Mia Mia, Pinevale, Mia Mia Connection and the Mirani-

Eton Roads servicing both Mirani State Schools.

At this meeting, the committee will:

Elect office bearers for the coming 12 months – the Conveyance Committee requires a minimum of a

Chairperson, Vice chairperson and Secretary.

Determine how often the committee will meet during the year

Discuss any issues that concern the operation of the service such as routes, safety and student behav-

iour

If you are unable to attend, but would like to submit correspondence for discussion, please forward an

email to [email protected]

or phone 0749591098 prior to the

STUDENT ABSENT LINE: PHONE 49667160

TEXT: 0429 699 120

TUTORING – MATHS AND ENGLISH

Year 8 - 12 Students Maths: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 3.10 to 4.00pm in D04

English: Wednesday from 3.10 – 4.10pm in H10

Year 7 students Maths: Tuesday 3.00 to 4.00pm in Y Block

English: Wednesday 3.10 to 4.10pm in H10

P&C AGM & Monthly Meeting P&C meet on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm

in the administration building - common room.

Next meeting will be held on Tuesday 10th March and

Will commence at 6.30pm with the AGM

Executive positions open for nominations & new members welcome!

BUS MEETING—Route S143 Septimus

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Training Ship Pioneer

Navy Cadets - Open Night

Friday 14th February 2020

Time: 7:00pm—9pm

Are you between the age of 12½ and 17, interested in having a go at a few new challenges, like

the water, like adventure, working together in a group? Then come along and let the Navy Ca-

dets of Training Ship Pioneer show YOU, what YOU can get involved in. YOU will get to learn

how to sail, navigate and gain skills in everything from information technology, communications,

cooking, First Aid to drill, seamanship and many more exciting activities.

If you are interested please come along any time between 7pm and 9pm to see what

Navy Cadets has to offer.

(feel free to come in on Friday 31st Jan or Friday 7th Feb if you don’t want to wait!)

Address: Defence Precinct, 400 Shakespeare Street, Mackay

If you would like further information please contact us by email:

[email protected] or the mobile phone number below.

For more information, Phone: 0422224349

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