principal’s report...of semester 2, 2015, eddie was asked to transfer to centralian middle school...

Department for Education and Child Development T/A South

Australian Government Schools CRICOS Provider number: 00018A

Cudmore Terrace, Henley Beach SA 5022Ph (08) 8355 7000 Fax (08) 8355 7070

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NEWSLETTER

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PRINCIPAL’S REPORTDear Parents and Caregivers,

Times of change are upon us at Henley High School. After 12 years as the Principal of Henley High School we farewell Liz Schneyder, who has won the position of leading the External Secondary Schools Review team for DECD. In her role as Principal Liz has been the driving force behind the many changes across teaching and learning, facilities and progress at Henley High School over the past decade. It has been her unwavering focus on continuous improvement and quality teaching and learning that has enabled Henley to grow and be recognised for the outstanding programs which it offers.

It is with great pleasure that I would like to announce that Mr Eddie Fabijan has won the position of Principal at Henley High School for the next seven years. Eddie has taught in many rural and urban schools including the Australian Mathematics and Science School before winning an Assistant Principal position at the Centralian Senior College in 2006. At the beginning of Semester 2, 2015, Eddie was asked to transfer to Centralian Middle School to oversee the transformation of the school and build capacity amongst its staff. He has been in education for 31 years and has taught a range of high school subjects including Math Studies, Specialist Maths, Physics, Design Technology and Extension Studies. He is highly supportive of his staff and provides a range of learning opportunities to enable his staff to be the best they can be. Eddie has won a number of awards in his career including The 2005 Microsoft Innovative Teacher Award and Principal of the Year for NT, 2013. He is looking forward to working with and leading the team at Henley High School and developing strong relationships with its student community. Eddie has been with his wife Genny for 36 years and they have three adult children, Jessica, Karina and Zavier.

We welcome Eddie to the Henley High School community and look forward to working with him in the future. I will be continuing on in the role of Acting Principal until the end of the year.

Sandra Moran | Principal

Farewell LizIt is with some excitement that I have accepted a new leadership position for the next three years, beginning in term 4 of this year. I will be leading the External Review of Secondary Schools in South Australia.

While the new position is certainly demanding and challenging, it does not have the same intensity nor demand the long hours that, in the end, I determined I could not do for another seven years. As I turn 65 this year, it is my intention to retire at the end of this new three year position.

There will be several opportunities over the next few weeks for me to publicly reflect on my 12 year journey as Principal of Henley High School. I am hoping members of my leadership teams, teachers, students, parents and the wider community will be able to join with me to celebrate the growth and successes and challenges that have made this school the outstanding educational institution that it is today. It has been a truly wonderful team effort.

I have heard only good things about the newly appointed Principal, Eddie Fabijan, who has already made contact with the school. I look forward to meeting with him early next term.

Finally, I would like to acknowledge the work of Anthony Van Ruiten in Term 1, and Sandy Moran in Terms 2-4 who have been in the Principal position, Trevor Cibich as Deputy Principal , and the admin team, who have stepped up in 2016 during my Principal on Assignment secondment to DECD in Central Office. They have been outstanding in providing high level leadership to the whole school community

I thank all for the privilege of leading such a wonderful school for the past 12 years.

Liz Schneyder

TERM 3| WEEK 10

TERM 3 | WEEK 10

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STUDENT ABSENCESTo report a Student absence please report online via our Website or phone Student Services on 8355 7014 or 8355 7015.

TERM DATESTERM ONE1st February - 15th April

TERM TWO2nd May - 8th July

TERM THREE25th July - 30th September

TERM FOUR17th October - 16th December

STUDENT FREE DAYS

MONDAY 17TH OCTOBERTerm 4, Week 1

PUBLIC HOLIDAYSMONDAY 3RD OCTOBERLabour Day

IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATESYEAR 12 GRADUATION

Thursday 27th October

SPORTS PRESENTATION EVENING

Monday 21st November

YEAR 10 EXAMSMonday 21st & Tuesday 22nd November

YEAR 11 EXAMSWednesday 23rd to Friday 25th November

YEAR 7 TO 8 TRANSITIONThursday 1st & Friday 2nd December

YEAR 8 - 11 PRESENTATIONWednesday 7th December

YEAR 11 TO 12 TRANSITIONMonday 28th to Wednesday 30th November

Monday 5th & Tuesday 6th December

YEAR 12 GRADUATION Invitations have been emailed to Parents/

Caregivers for the 2016 Year 12 Graduation on Thursday 27th October at 7pm.

Please RSVP online (details in the email).

We look forward to your attendance.

HENLEY HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER TERM 3 | WEEK 10

ANTIPODEANS - VIETNAM QUIZ NIGHT

INVITED: Students, Parents, Teachers and Friends

WHERE: Henley High School, Staff room

WHEN: Friday 21st October, Week 1 (Term 4)

TIME: 6pm – 8pm

WHY: Help raise funds for a community project undertaken by 12 Henley High School students travelling to Vietnam, December 2016.

COST: $5 per person, pay on the night.

GRAB A GROUP OF FRIENDS AND COME ALONG TO OUR QUIZ NIGHT, PRIZES AWARDED TO WINNING GROUPS!

Up to 8 people per table

Food available for purchase on the night:

Sausage sizzle Toasties Coffee Soft Drinks

(Guests will also be allowed to BYO) RSVP: Please reserve your table and submit your team nomination to

[email protected] by Tuesday 18th Oct 2016 (be quick tables are limited)


ICE FACTOR SPECTACULAR FASHION PARADEThe Henley Dingoes Ice Hockey Team were part of the Ice Factor Spectacular. The event features a Fashion Parade produced and choreographed by generous professionals and volunteers from the Powell Model Agency and the wider community. The Henley students were lucky enough to be suited up by Peter Shearer Menswear and had three weeks of modelling training. Thank you to Martin Gilligan from Peter Shearers, Rundle Mall. These are some photos from the excursion on the 9th of September to the city where the students were fitted for their suits.

Tash Farrier I Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education I VET Community Services Childcare

ICE FACTOR SPECTACULAROn 16th September the program hosted the 6th biennial Ice Factor Spectacular at the Hilton Hotel Adelaide. With over 500 guests the event was packed and there were many highlights on the night. Students, Mackenzie Pickering and Tobin Cox interviewed Olympian swimmer Daniel Smith on the big screen and Tyson Wood represented the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of Australia with a didgeridoo beatbox. The crowd and sponsors could not believe their ears when he started his performance! The boys looked dapper in their suits and participated in a fashion parade on behalf of Peter Shearer Menswear. The purpose of the night was to promote the program to the wider community and raise funds so that every player in the program can have their very own ice hockey skates. Part of the experience was for the students to write a letter to the sponsors that have already supported them and also write about what the program has taught them. Congratulations to the following students for their letters and dedication to the big event - Lachie Cahill, Mark Sandery, Jordy White, Tyson Wood, Liam Sharp-Wilson, Callen Nelson Penfold, Tobin Cox, Jack Dempsey and Mackenzie Pickering.

Tash Farrier I Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education I VET Community Services Childcare


FIGURE SKATER HELPS TRAIN ICE FACTOR RECRUITSYear 9 SSP figure skater Kiana Ponce Castro has her training at the same time as the Henley Dingoes Ice Hockey Team on a Wednesday morning. Kiana’s natural coaching abilities came out when she came to the other side of the ice to help out newest dingoes members Phil Slattery and Brett Sinclair in their first ever ice hockey training. Great work everyone!

THE ICE FACTOR CHALLENGE CUP DIVISION III WINNERS – OUR VERY OWN HENLEY DINGOES!With such a large amount of schools involved in the program [19 schools] the challenge cup has been split into divisions. The first ever Division III cup was won by the Henley Dingoes who will now be moving into the division II group in their first year.

The tournament was on the 23rd of September and included Ocean View Stingers, Thebarton Thunder, Roma Mitchell Blue Machine and Playford Panthers. The team consisted of only year 8 and year 9 students as senior members Izak Rankine, Mackenzie Pickering, Jack Dempsey, Tobin Cox, Carlin Stutley, Jacob Cichowski and Kobe Rankine were all out with either injuries or other commitments.

The day was packed with excitement with the first game against Thebarton Thunder being a 1-1 draw. Deacon Braun set the tone with the first goal of the day for the Dingoes [Deacon ended up with 5 goals by the end of the tournament]. It was all positive from there on in with the Dingoes winning every other game on the day. Congratulations to Phil Slattery and Brett Sinclair for their very first tournament and their very first goals!

Well done to founding member Liam Sharp-Wilson on his first goal. Callen Nelson Penfold held the fort in net as usual and a fantastic effort by Callen for supporting other teams in net on the day. Congratulations to Lachie Cahill on his leadership award, to Tyson Wood, Mark Sandery and Jordy White on their encouragement awards for consistent improvement. Extended accolades to Jordy White for speaking at the opening ceremony on behalf of Henley High School and presenting Martin Gilligan of Peter Shearers a thank you plaque in his very first tournament. Finally, a huge thank you to the family community who spent the day cheering on the boys!

Tash Farrier I Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education VET Community Services Childcare

Tash Farrier I Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education I VET Commu-nity Services Childcare


LUDICROUS SPEED Henley high school participated in the F1 in school’s program at this year’s Royal Adelaide Show, it is the first time our school has been represented in this program and we had some very good results. Mr Barrett has lead the team of Alex Dawes, Amy Holland, Blake Robertson and Riley Nicolle through a rigorous development program and has produced a very fast car.

F1 in schools is a program where students design and build a CO2racer, built from scratch, using digital technologies to design and manufacture the vehicle. It is powered by a CO2 canister similar to that is used to make soft drinks at home. The team will take part in the professional class, that is the top level of the racing program. It is more common to begin at the entry level and develop the program over a period of several years.

Our students have designed and built a series of cars that have progressively advanced in sophistication to the Hi Tech racer that will roll out on race day. The development program has seen the students design wheel packages, design and test wing configurations and a variety of axle and bearing configurations. Our team was also required to build a pit display, seek sponsors and record their journey in a detailed folio.

The results were impressive for our first year of competition –

• Fastest reaction speed run• One of the fastest recorded runs in practice• Second fastest recorder run• Third overall• Wild card entry to the nationals

The team was heavily penalised for several minor technicalities in the scrutineering process that resulted in some substantial time penalties. This resulted in our relegation to the minor places, however the raw pace of the car was evident. This was rewarded in the judges awarding Ludicrous speed a wild card entry to the National titles to be held in conjunction with the Melbourne F1 event.

Tim Lepley | Design and Technology Coordinator/Trade Training Centre Manager


MEET THE STAFFEach Newsletter we will introduce you to a few of the Henley High School Staff Members

CLAIRE RIEGERPosition: Year 10 Coordinator and PE TeacherHow long have you worked at HHS: 6 Years

Number of years teaching: 6 years

Previous experience/ schools: I feel very lucky that Henley is the first and only school I have taught at, I started straight after University in 2011

Describe what you do: I am the Coordinator of the Year 10 cohort (about 300 students), I assist students with their well-being, behaviour management, subject concerns and changes, course counselling and transition.

What subjects do you teach: I teach Nutrition (yr 11), Physical Education, Girls Physical Education (yr 10, 11, 12) and Certificate 3 in Fitness.

Why did you choose to teach in this area: I have always had a love for health and fitness with the goal to motivate and inspire young women. Research shows that girls tend to stop engaging in physical activity once they reach their teenage years, which not only affects their physical state yet their mental health/confidence/self-esteem. I feel so privileged that I get to teach in three subject areas that I am incredibly passionate about, I see myself as a role model to young girls and through the Girls PE program especially, showing them that you can be fit whilst having fun and the benefits from living a healthy lifestyle!

Career aspirations: To continue developing the Girls PE program and increasing the number of enrolments in the course so all girls are involved in some form of physical activity throughout their schooling. Have the opportunity to teach Certificate 3 in Fitness again as I have only taught it for 1 semester this year, I have taken over from the guru Trevor Cibich whilst he is in the Deputy Principal position.

Tell us 3 non work facts about you: I am a Fitness Instructor and teach classes at a local Gym before school at 6:00am

I have competed in a half marathon, triathlons and one day would love to do a full marathon (42km).

My background is German and my Husband’s is Lithuanian

NAT HARRISONPosition: Media Services Officer

How long have you worked at HHS: 12 years commenced in 2004

Number of years with DECD: I started working with DECD in 1981 in Head Office

Previous experience/ schools: DECD Head Office 1981-1989, Kilkenny PS 1994-1999, Richmond PS 1999-2004

Describe what you do: Some of my jobs include looking after the day to day borrowing of various media devices such as cameras, tripods, headphones, microphones, laptops and administration of the laptop program including forms, payments and ordering of laptops for all students. I am also responsible for the operation of the digital video library ClickView and look after the Parent Portal assisting parents with login codes and passwords.

Career aspirations : I love helping people and would like to further develop my skills in other areas such as finance but my real passion is filming and editing so my ultimate job would be working for somewhere like the SA FILM Corporation making and filming movies.

Tell us 3 non work facts about you: I won a car on Wheel of Fortune in 1989.

I created, hosted and produced a local TV show called Full On Football on Channel 41 from 2006-2009 racking up 100 episodes.

I was a first round judge for the 2016 ATOM Awards (Australian Teachers of Media)


PASSPORT TO THE AIR-CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INDUSTRYTAFE SA will be holding an information night for a new Certificate II Refrigeration and Air Conditioning / Foundation Skills course that is being held at Tonsley campus of TAFE SA on the 19th of October at 6pm in room 5G1.

It is an opportunity for students (and their parents) to attend the information session and hear about the industry and career opportunities.

TAFE SA administration staff will be on hand to register interest in the course and enrol applicants.

The Certificate II Refrigeration course has been developed in conjunction with the TAFE SA Refrigeration Industry Reference Group, the Foundation Skills Group and the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning faculty and will deliver a program that is tailored to provide entry into the industry.

Graduates of the course will be equipped with employability skills directly transferable to the industry and will in most cases reduce the requirement for off-the-job training.

As places for the information night and the Cert II course will be in high demand TAFE SA ask that you contact us as soon as possible to secure a position.

To register your interest please email [email protected] promptly and you will be contacted by an administration representative.

If you are unable to attend the information evening please contact TAFE SA to make other arrangements to meet with you.

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Chris Mesecke | VET Coordinator

VET HOSPITALITY STUDENTS COOK UP A TREAT IN THE VET CAFECertificate 2 Hospitality (Food & Beverage) students from Henley High School and local WASSN schools undertake both theory and practical components of the course each Friday under the experienced direction of Shannon Lim, Henley’s Hospitality trainer.

The course delivered with the support of TAFE SA enables students to gain useful skills and experience in the hospitality industry, opening up options for further career choices and employment. Successful completion of the course delivers 35 Stage 1 SACE credits as well as the nationally recognised qualification.

After running the highly successful VET café for students at recess on Fridays during term 2, students were given the opportunity to develop and demonstrate their preparation of food, taking of orders and interacting with customers in a simulated restaurant situation. The feedback gained provides valuable evidence of them demonstrating their competency.

For further information about the Cert 2 Hospitality course at Henley HS please contact Shannon Lim or for VET enquiries, Chris Mesecke VET Coordinator on 8355 7000.

Chris Mesecke | VET Coordinator


VET FURNITURE CONSTRUCTION SITE VISIT COMACE COMMERCIAL JOINERY AND CONSTRUCTION

As part of our Certificate 1 in Furniture Construction our class visited Comace for a tour of the Factory. The Director of the company Mr Paul Williams was on hand to guide us through the very impressive facility as St Marys. Paul Williams built his company from the ground up and is now a major player in South Australia in relation to commercial joinery fit outs.

The day started with a short presentation of the history of the company and an insight to the land mark projects that Comace has worked on. Then we started a tour of the facility, first stop was the costing department. Students were given a short talk by the companies costing analyst and developed an understanding of the tendering process and what is involved in costing out a large scale projects.

Next stop was the design suite where the students were able to watch the drafts people draw and manipulate designs in a 3D drawing program. It was at this point where they watched a small unit developed specifically for the site visit being drawn and then set on to the computer operated CNC for cutting.

From the design suite we went out to the work shop and watched the CNC mill cut the cupboard that had just been sent through. The students watched as the CNC cut all the components to size and bored all the required holes.

The next stage involved “edging” the components – putting a high impact PVC edge on all of the components, the students were all able to operate this machine under supervision.

The final step was a brief talk from Jack, a 4th year apprentice that had just completed his school based training. He talked about the process of beginning your trade training while still completing his SACE. Jack then demonstrated the process of assembling a cupboard, using a variety of tools and hardware.

In all it was a fantastic morning, the students gained a valuable insight into the industry and we cannot thank the people at Comace enough. They went out of their way to make our visit informative and interactive. The feedback from the students was very positive and I feel it was a very important part of the program.

Tim Lepley | Design and Technology Coordinator/ Trade Train-ing Centre Manager/ Cert 1 Furniture Construction Trainer

STAGE 2 DRAMA STUDENTS PERFORM 'BUSTOWN' "Bustown. Breathe in deep, can ya smell it? Smell of bus seats. Vinyl and sweat. Nothing nowhere beats that." On the 14th and 15th of September the Year 12 Drama students performed their group production 'Bustown' for an audience of family and friends. 'Bustown', written by Lachlan Philpott, is set in a post apocalyptic world and tells the story of a small community of survivors who live in abandoned buses. The production explored the possible future impacts of global warming and nuclear warfare and was the student’s major assessment task for the year. Twelve students performed and three students fulfilled off-stage roles in the areas of research, set design, and hair and make-up. The students worked hard to create a highly entertaining, polished and thought provoking production in which they demonstrated exceptional creatively and ensemble skills.

Holly Sando | Drama Teacher


YEAR 8/9 SSSSA KNOCKOUT FOOTBALL GRAND FINALOn Wednesday 24th of August the 8/9 knockout boy’s Grand Final was played at Glenelg Oval between Henley High School and Sacred Heart College. Henley started strongly kicking 6 goals 1 to 1 point in the first term. Henley continued their dominance and led by 68 points at three quarter time to eventually storm home to become back to back premiers. It was an impressive performance from Henley who enjoyed impressive wins throughout the knockout carnival. It was evident Henley were disciplined with their structures and had a strong focus on teamwork. The team was lead well by captains Jackson Mead and Riley Davis but benefited from 22 contributors all playing team first football.

Pictured from left to right: Henley and sacred heart players franticly fight for the ball, Henley player Riley Davis a big mark and Henley at the team huddle.

Pictured from left to right: Teammates protecting the ball carrier Luke Beeckan, Trent Burgoyne looking for someone to kick to and Henley players celebrating their win over sacred heart.

Final scores: Henley High School 19.7.121 def Sacred Heart College 5.6.36

Best players: Riley Davis, Noah Hannigan, Jackson Mead, Deacon Braun

Mr Kane would also like to thank all the students who didn’t play but helped out on the day by running water, time keeping etc.

Cooper Fabris | Sport and Recreation Student

SSSSA SCHOOL SPORTS AWARDSThe School Sports Awards are an initiative of the Department of Education and Child Development and the Messenger Community News. Young people between the ages of 10-18 years who are enrolled in a South Australian Primary or Secondary School are eligible to be nominated for any noteworthy sporting achievement within a school or club competition in South Australia.

Henley High School has had 2 students nominated in the 3rd Monthly Winners in the School Sports Awards this year. They are Keith Edison and Alex Haydon. Congratulations.


SUCCESS FOR ALL 9-A-SIDE FOOTBALL The Supported Learning Centre students and the year 9 and 11 SSP Football students have had the opportunity to participate in the ‘Success for All’ Athletes with Disabilities 9-A-Side Football program this term. The SSP students coached and mentored SLC students in football skills and team play and umpired at the carnival.

UNDER 15’S NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP OPENING CEREMONY PERFORMANCE

On Thursday 22nd September, we hosted the AWD 9-A-Side Football Carnival at Henley High School entering teams in Division 2. Participants included players from Hamilton Secondary College and the Grove District, Adelaide East Education Centre, Salisbury High School and Golden Grove High School. Henley High’s Supported Learning Centre team were excited to win first place in our division. Well done everyone!

“I liked the team experience and being part of a team” Donte yr 9

“I liked meeting other schools” Aline yr 8

“I liked kicking the football” Bethany yr 8

“I liked helping some of the other players” Angelica yr 10

Natalie Reppenhagen | Coordinator-Supported Learning Centre

ALEX HAYDONOne of our students in Year 9, Alex Haydon competed on the weekend in Sydney at the Australian Junior Squash Championships.

Alex proved that being one of the youngest in the under 17 girls draw wasn’t a limit for her. Haydon who was second seed met Grace Pattison, top seed from Tasmania in the final. Haydon proved too strong for Pattison and in 19 minutes, won the match 3-0. Alex Haydon def. Grace Pattison 11-2, 11-6, 12-10.

Well Done Alex

Sunday morning on the 30th of July, was an early start for our performance at the Opening Ceremony of the under 15’s National Netball Championship. We performed an acappella version of the National Anthem, and then Viva la Vida by Coldplay and Valerie by Amy Winehouse. We sung as each State team was introduced onto the court and also as a feature item in the middle of the ceremony. The crowd gave us great feedback afterwards and seemed to enjoy the performance. This was a great experience that has helped us gain more confidence for future performances and we would love to participate in similar future events.

Erin Schuster, Nicola Falanga, Lauren Harcourt | Students


DION MYCHALYNLast year at HHS - 1999

Current city of residence – Adelaide, South Australia

Where do you currently work - Viva Fitness, Kidman Park

What are 3 things you are passionate about -

• My Family (I see that’s the reason why I am here)

• Health and Fitness ( I train, coach, play and love everything that activity does for the body and the mind)

• Fishing (its my off time and I get to shut down and allow myself to concentrate on one thing… Fishing!

Favourite HHS memory -

That’s tough as it seems so long ago but besides the football, girlfriend and finishing I think being successful and enjoying the subjects in year 11. It seems bland but I was most together in my own life at that time and had my best year of school which I’m proud of.

HENLEY HIGH SCHOOL OLD SCHOLARSEvery Newsletter we will chat with one of our Old Scholars. You may remember attending school with them. Get in touch and reconnect!

We will also keep you up to date with any Old Scholar events being held at the school.

If you are an Old Scholar, then please register your details via this link

http://www.henleyhs.sa.edu.au/section/community/old-scholars

WESTERN TEACHERS COLLEGE REUNIONLooking for students who attended Western Teachers College, South Rd, Torrensville

in the late 1960's/ early 1970's.

Please contact Vincent Johnson

Email [email protected] or mobile 0498 007 057



BRING A SCHOOL MATE OLD SCHOLAR’S FUNCTION Last Wednesday night 21st September, we held our ‘Bring a School Mate’ Old Scholar’s Function in our staffroom. The event was a big success with around 100 old scholars coming along to reconnect with other past students, take a trip down memory lane through old memorabilia, and walk through the school which has undergone numerous changes since many of them had left Henley HS. Special thanks to:

• Shannon Lim and his year 12 Food & Hospitality class for doing an amazing job with the catering

• Gavin Cox and his year 12 music students Olivia, Jose & Taylor for providing some first class tunes to set the vibe for the evening

• Our prefects Leon, Jackson, Olivia and Georgia for being great ambassadors for Henley HS by welcoming guests and running tours

If you are an Old Scholar, please remember to register with us via our school website to stay up to date with all upcoming Old Scholar events - http://www.henleyhs.sa.edu.au/section/community/old-scholars

Below are some of our testimonials for the event:

Jilly Smith It was a really terrific night Donna ! Thank you to all for all the hard work that obviously went in to making such a really fab’ night . The students playing - the really wonderful food from Home Ec’ students and drinks . The tour and display - it was all so very entertaining. I’m so glad I went , it was REAL fun ! !

Mark Freeth Thanks Donna, it was a great function, we were made to feel very welcome, and the students did a great job with the food. Having the opportunity to catch up with some ‘school mates’ and look around the school at all the changes was great.

Mary Christou Excellent evening, thankyou Donna. Also, magnificent effort by both students and staff who acted as hosts & guides and amazing buffet prepared by students. Well done to you all!

Sophia Kostoff- Kosmas I’ve already started to promote Henley High Catering!.:) a great night and a credit to school, teachers and students..Henley High has now become one of the top Public Schools in the world! :)

Adam Spencer | Promotions & Events Coordinator, SSP Golf Manager



Join us for a fantastic presentation from one of Australia's favourite labour market commentators, Ivan Neville. Ivan is Branch Manager of the Labour Market Research and Analysis Branch in the Department of Employment and responsible for the analysis of the contemporary Australian labour market and the identification of the current and future demand for skills. He is a very engaging presenter who brings facts and figures to life and generates real interest in the possible future of jobs, industries and employment within Australia. Well known for his ability to explain, in plain terms, the key labour market challenges and opportunities in different regions across Australia, Ivan’s presentation will include:

An overview of the Australian labour market with particular reference to SA Insight into where the jobs of the future might be with reference to industries

and occupations expected to experience growth over next five years Awareness of employer’s recruitment difficulties and the

opportunities/challenges this presents for young people and other job applicants

Come along to find out about current and future employment trends, nationally and locally and to feel more confident about helping students or clients with decisions about jobs or careers, or about appropriate study or training. Network with like-minded colleagues over light refreshments prior to the event. Students, tertiary and senior secondary are welcome to attend. To obtain the special student rate of $25, please call (08) 8211 6961 to request an invoice or pay over the phone by credit card.

Date: Wednesday, 26th October 2016

Times & Venues 2pm – 3:30pm at University of Adelaide, North Terrace OR

7pm – 8:30pm at Prince Alfred College, Kent Town (Please notify us at time of registering, if lift access is required)

Cost: $25 CDAA Members, $33 Corporate, $42 Non-Members CPD: 1.5 Hours Register: Online via www.cdaa.org.au or call (08) 8211 6961

Join CDAA SA Division on October 26 for

Helping People Make Sensible Decisions About Jobs and Learning What the Data Tells Us Wednesday October 26th

Afternoon or Evening Session

Event Details

For more information, contact the CDAA National Office on (08) 8211 6961

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