RUTHERFORD TECHNOLOGY H IGH S CHOOL

EDUCAT ION WEEK OPEN DAY - TUE SDAY 31 JU L Y 2012

3 . 30 PM - 5 . 30 PM

TOUR S COMMENCE FROM THE CANTEEN

WE’RE VERY PROUD OF OUR SCHOOL - COME ALONG AND LET US SHOW IT OFF TO YOU ………...

Public Schools NSW - Creating the future

Phone: 4932 5999

Web: www.rutherfordhs.nsw.edu.au

Feed the animals, plant a seedling, see the chicks ..... Observe talented students perform a small drama piece Sample Japanese food. Converse with our students in Japanese …. Have a go at manipulating images and see for yourself the equipment that is available to our students. Enjoy the Aboriginal Dance Group in a display of Indigenous dancing. Do you know we have a Music sound room ? Listen to talented students perform for you. Hear a year 9 Visual Design student talk about their mini publication and participate in making a mono print Visit our Metals and Woodwork workshops. Have a go at model dragster racing. Time it right for tasting samples in our Commercial Kitchens. See what our students have created in Textiles. Take a look at the showcase of student produced HSIE projects Enjoy dance performances by the school’s dance group. Have a go at Mini experiments plus try out the interactive science computers Find out how English is taught using 21st century technology - see the Connected Classroom in action. See how Smartboards bring Maths to life.

Take a Tour of the School - conducted by Student Leaders Enjoy Drama, Dance, and Music Performances Talk to Teachers and Students

AGRICULTURE ... DRAMA ... JAPANESE ... COMPUTERS ... ABORIGINAL STUDIES ... MUSIC ... VISUAL ARTS … TECHNOLOGY & APPLIED STUDIES HSIE PD/H/PE SCIENCE ENGLISH MATHS

3.40 pm—4.00 pm Dance and Aerobic Displays in Main Hall.

RUTHERFORD TECHNOLOGY

HIGH SCHOOL

27 July 2012 Email: rutherford-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

www.rutherfordhs.nsw.edu.au Telephone: 4932 5999

Fax: 4932 8166

C A L E N D A R J U L Y

16 July School Development Day (students do not attend school)

17 July Students resume school for Term 3

18 July Year 7 & 9 reports sent home

24 July Parent / Teacher Evening in Library and selected classrooms

Office Opening Hours

Please be aware the office is open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 8 am and 4 pm and on Tuesday between 8 am and 2:30 pm. Outside office hours a message may be left on the school answering machine. Parents and caregivers are reminded an appointment is necessary before meeting with teachers as they have class, playground duty and other commitments during the school day.

RESPECT

RESPONSIBILITY

COMMITMENT

C A L E N D A R

Sunday 29 July

Year 11 Snow Trip

Monday 30 July

Education Week commences

Tuesday 31 July

Education Week Open Day

3:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Friday 3 August

2015 student ANZAC trip

movie night fundraiser

Tuesday 21 August

P & C meeting at 6:30 pm in

school common room.

We are delighted to announce the official opening of the new Home Economics Kitchen at Rutherford Technology High School. The new kitchen replaces the previous kitchen that had not been updated since the school was opened in 1985. The kitchen was formally opened by Robyn Parker MP on Wednesday 25 July 2012 where guests saw the new kitchen facilities and enjoyed morning tea provided by students. The new kitchen is named “The Bruce Read Kitchen” in honour of popular Home Economics Teacher Bruce Read (pictured above with Robyn Parker and students cutting the cake) who worked for several years in the old kitchen under challenging conditions. Bruce retired at the end of Term 2 just as the new kitchen was being installed. He is no longer at the school to enjoy the new facilities but students and staff were keen for the new kitchen to bear his name. Bruce Read was a guest of honour at the official opening. Principal Michael Whiting says “We are thrilled that the school has a new kitchen that will allow our students to develop their skills in a modern kitchen environment”. “Our thanks go to Robyn Parker MP who was instrumental in lobbying for funding to provide this wonderful new resource for the school”.

GRAND OPENING OF NEW HOME ECONOMICS KITCHEN

PBL Celebration Assemblies A series of PBL celebration assemblies were held Wednesday 28 July with a significant number of students from each year having their term 2 achievements recognised in a variety of forms. The total number of positive commendations to students for term 2 was 1607 for a progressive total of 3539 in 2012. Well done to all. Staff Changes Term 3 • Emma Skinner is a new permanent member of the Maths faculty. • Nicole Charlish has joined the Maths Faculty on a permanent basis. • Lexi Fitzgibbon is relieving School Administration Manager (SAM) for the term whilst Nereda Wholert is on leave. • Julie Hull replaces Leah Stenhouse in Science • Megan Thomas has resigned as Head Teacher Support and Rob Ward continues to relieve in this role • Bruce Read has retired and Elizabeth Ripley is relieving in Home Economics Education Week 30 July to 3 August is Education Week throughout NSW. The theme is “Public Schools NSW - Creating the future”. It is an opportunity for public schools to showcase the great things happening in them. We will celebrate with an Open Day on Tuesday 31 July from 3:30 to 5:30 pm. This will be followed at 6:30 pm by the Rutherford Learning Community Education week Award Evening. Teachers, non-teaching staff, students and community members from Branxton Public, Greta Public, Lochinvar Public, Gillieston Public, Telarah Public, Rutherford Public and Rutherford Technology High will be recognised for their outstanding contributions. Subject Selections A subject selections evening will be held on Tuesday 7th August for Year 8 choosing electives for year 9 in 2013 and for Year 10 choosing subjects for year 11. The Year 8 part of the evening begins at 5.30pm while the Year 10 begins at 6.30pm Opening of new Home Economics Kitchen Member for Maitland, Robyn Parker MP, opened our new kitchen on Wednesday 25 July. The $400,000 upgrade has been greatly appreciated. The kitchen has been named the “Bruce Read Kitchen” in honour of retired Home Economics teacher Bruce Read. Parent/Teacher Interviews Parent/teacher meetings were held on Tuesday 24 July utilising our new on-line booking system. There were many positive comments about the new approach. Please provide any feedback on how the system can be improved. Reports All reports for semester one should have gone home. If you have not received a report for your child please contact the school on 4932 5999. Greg Archbold - Deputy Principal

It is most important that students READ their assessment schedule and allow their parents access to it. One student turned up 5 minutes after his exam finished because he thought that he did not have an exam on that day. Clearly, there were no grounds for an appeal. The weeks are now counting down and there is much to do – attend lessons, complete homework and study. Many students have been in this position before and they have done well by maintaining the effort. There are fees to be paid, lockers to be paid for, decisions to be made about activities in the last week and of course, the Formal. I ask the students to put aside personal differences and work together to ensure a successful and memorable completion to 13 years of schooling. Kevin McMullen - Year 12 Adviser

EXECUTIVE REPORT

YEAR 12 REPORT

EDUCATION WEEK OPEN DAY 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM TUESDAY, 31 JULY 2012 Rutherford Technology High School is throwing open its doors to the public on Tuesday 3 August 2012 from 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm with an open invitation that says “We are very proud of our school and want to show it off to you ….. “ Every faculty will be offering a “hands-on” activity designed to give visitors a real taste of what happens in the classrooms of today. Visitors to the school will be able to visit the School Farm, sample Japanese food, try their hand at graphic animation, experience the way that electronic Smartboards have transformed classrooms throughout the school, and see how the Metal and Woodwork workshops compare with industry. Principal Michael Whiting says “We are always happy to welcome visitors into the school”. “Staff and students will be on hand to take visitors on a tour of the school, with interactive displays a feature of the day”.

A very busy time for Year 10 is upon us - busy, and for some, stressful. It is the time of the year where students need to seriously consider what they are going to be doing next year. Will they find an apprenticeship, traineeship or full time work? Will they come back to school as a senior student? If coming back to school is the decision, then what type of pathway will they undertake? Will they select 12 units made up of Board endorsed subjects or a combination of TAFE and Board subjects? Or Board subjects and a VET course? Over the next few weeks students, through PBL, Careers, an upcoming discussions with older peers and staff will ultimately come to their decision. Parents are urged to keep talking with their children to ensure all the correct decisions are made which will provide the best outcome for all students. Many students received report cards which positively reflect their approach to learning - report cards which will assist in meeting resume and job application requirements. Some students found their report cards need attention and with assistance have the ability to ensure the yearly reports reflect real application and a determination to do well in all areas. Our Beacon Student Ambassadors have been busy representing Year 10 and our school in a number of areas in the community. The maturity and responsibility which these students are showing is commendable and the respect they are obtaining from their peers is very good to see. Our PBL assembly went well. The number of students recognised for their efforts across the school was fabulous to see. Thank you Brittany Lucas for the dance - it was a marvellous piece and your year group are very proud of your talent and your ability to dance so well. Work Experience is a valuable tool for Year 10 to use to assist with their vision of where they want to be in the future. Thank you to the many Year 10 students who are endeavouring to participate in this program which is open to everyone in the year group. Karen McLeod - Year Adviser

YEAR 10 REPORT

Every day, young Australians are subjected to thousands of messages seeking to influence the way they think and act. On Tuesday 7th August all students will attend a presentation by ‘Motivational Media’ which will address the area of risk-taking within today’s society. The 40 minute high impact cinematic presentation makes use of three large screens which produce an image thirteen metres wide. This is combined with amplified sound, current popu-lar music and inspirational stories. The program aims to challenge and inspire young people to develop strategies that will enable them to reach their full potential and highlights the importance of self-esteem, wise decision making, goal setting and friendship choices. Students in Years 7 – 10 will have the opportunity to discuss issues raised by the presentation with their year ad-visers in PBL lessons the following fortnight. Louise Smailes / Kylie Fabri / Kris Turner - Head Teachers Student Welfare

MOTIVATIONAL MEDIA - IRISKS

Rutherford Technology High School has introduced a system of notifying a student’s daily absence with an SMS message sent directly to the parent / caregiver’s mobile phone. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

In what circumstances will an SMS be forwarded to a parent / carer? You will receive an SMS if:

Your child is not in attendance at school and you have not phoned to the front office to notify the school of your child’s absence Who will receive the SMS? The system will send a message to the mother’s mobile telephone first. If there is no mobile number recorded for the mother, the system will send a message to the father’s mobile number. If you wish to change this arrangement you should contact the school on 4932 5999. At what time of day will the SMS be sent? After morning administration and relevant data has been entered into the system. We will be doing our best to check for any discrepancies – approximately 12:15 pm. How will the notification work? The SMS text message you will receive will be similar to this: Dear MR & MRS JONES, JESSICA was absent today, 25/07/12. Please SMS a reply to this number or contact us on 49 325 999 to explain this absence. Please note the sending number for the SMS. You may wish to add this number to your mobile phone’s address book under the title RTHS Absence. Please be aware that this mobile telephone number will only take written text messages NOT voice messages. What if I don’t own a mobile telephone? You will be unable to be contacted via SMS. We also have an email option or you will receive a normal attendance letter in the mail. What if I change my mobile phone number? The success of the system requires accurate records of mobile phone numbers. If you change your number or you think that the school does not have your correct mobile number, you can call the front office. What happens if I get an SMS about my daughter’s absence but believe they are at school? When this happens you should phone the front office to determine if our record of absence is incorrect. Obviously, if your child is not at school when you believe he/she should be there is cause for concern. For your child's safety it is vital to ascertain his/her whereabouts. What if I receive this message and I am aware that my daughter is not at school? As is the normal procedure, as outlined in the Student Attendance in Government Schools-Procedures, parents are required to provide an explanation of any student absence. You may choose to do this by: phoning the front office, providing your child with a written explanation when he/she returns to school or by replying to the SMS. Will the SMS system be used for any other purpose? Possibly. In this era of technology a number of schools are using the system to communicate to parents reminders such as: Parent Meetings, Parent / Teacher Interviews. At this stage it will be used only for the purpose of notifying parents regarding student absences. Based on parental feedback, we will assess other possibilities. If you have any concerns or questions about this system please contact: Kylie Fabri - Head Teacher Student Welfare at the school on 4932 5999

ATTENDANCE AND SMS (SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE) NOTIFICATIONS

SENIOR STUDY Year 12 students have just completed trial exams and teachers are in the process of marking exam papers. Students should start to receive their exam results this week and should use this information to identify their strengths and weaknesses. If as parents you have any concerns regarding your child’s progress please do not hesitate to contact the school. Year 12 have 8 weeks of classes before they finish school at the end of this term, with the first HSC exam beginning on Monday 15th October. (Term 4 Week 2) The next 8 weeks will be a very busy time for Year 12 students as they complete final assessment tasks and finish covering content for each of their subjects. This term it is extremely important that students attend school regularly and commit adequate time at home to keeping up with their school work. With trial exams completed it is not the time to slacken off, but rather it is time for students to start getting ready for HSC exams by preparing a study/revision program. Even though exams do not begin until Term 4, early preparation will help to reduce stress and anxiety and help students to achieve the best results possible. Any students who need help to prepare a HSC study timetable are encouraged to discuss this with Ms Turner in the Senior Study. Congratulations to those students who came into school during the recent school holidays to work on practical projects and complete revision for their trial exams. Thank you to the Year 12 teachers who made themselves available during the holidays to assist our students. Also thank you to Mr McMullen who has organised a Year 12 excursion to Luna Park to give students a chance to relax after a busy few weeks. The 2013 UAC (Universities Admission Centre) Guides have arrived in the school and will be handed out to students during Week 3. This guide is designed to help students who are considering university courses for 2013 and outlines general information, application procedures and closing dates for courses offered by UA C’s participating institutions. Any students who need assistance with post school career options are encouraged to make an appointment to see the school’s Careers Adviser Mrs Elliot. Kris Turner - Senior Study Co-ordinator

Tickets are now available for the film “Step Up 4 – Miami Heat” at Reading Cinemas Maitland on Friday 3 August 2012, 6.00 pm for 6.45 pm start . This is a fundraiser for the 2015 ANZAC student tour which will include a student from Rutherford Technology High School. Tickets are $20 and available from the Front Office at the school. Details on the attached flyer.

The Jeans for Genes fundraiser day for the Children's Medical Research Institute will be held on Friday, 3rd August. For a gold coin donation (or more if you can), students are invited to wear "jeans" to school on this day.

However it is NOT an out of school uniform day and students will be expected to wear their normal school uniform shirt and jumper.

Your donations are very much appreciated.

MOVIE NIGHT FUNDRAISER

JEANS FOR GENES DAY

RUTHERFORD INVESTS IN TECHNOLOGY

Rutherford Technology High School is investing strongly in Technology – the most striking initiative is a state of the art student computer hub for 30 new PCs located in the Library. The school has also installed two new interactive projectors in ICT and Maths, and 5 new projectors in Science and HSIE. With the arrival of new ICT Teacher, Mr Dale Mate, the ICT Faculty at Rutherford Technology High School now boosts the educational strengths and experience of staff to include Network Management, Systems Administration, Software Design and Development, Information Processes and Technology, Information and Software. Technologies, Multimedia, Website Design, Game Making and Information Technology.

Hello to the community of Rutherford Technology High School. My name is Mr. Dale Mate and I am a recent addition to the ICT Faculty. I have been a teacher of the Computing disciplines for nearly seven years now and have transferred back into my home region of Maitland. I have been teaching at Walgett Community College High School, at the junction of the Namoi and Barwon Rivers for over six years; within the Bourke Group of Schools – Western NSW. I recognise the importance of the practical application of the Information Technology (IT) Vocational Education (VET) course; it was this and other computing courses that took me to my University educational studies. I believe every student deserves the opportunity of practical study

opportunities that allow students to gain the experience and skills necessary for lifelong learning. Students embarking on the Information Technology course in 2013 will be provided the opportunity of obtaining a nationally recognised Vocational Qualification for employment, with recognition toward further education in the Information and Communications Technology industry. Knowledge and skills acquired in this course are directly transferable to most industries; with specialist opportunity toward the occupations of ICT, including technical support officer, desktop publisher, computer programmer, software designer / developer, website developer, systems analyst and network management. Students undertaking this line of study have the opportunity to become effective ICT users, employees and / or employers. Dale Mate - ICT Teacher

UNIFORM SHOP A reminder that the Uniform Shop has a good supply of Winter Uniforms. This includes: The Uniform Shop is open every Tuesday morning during the term, from 8.00 am to 12.00 midday, and on Thursday afternoons from 12.30 – 4.30 pm. Payment may be made by cash or EFTPOS/Credit Card – please note that cheques cannot be accepted. The Uniform Shop is closed during the school holidays.

Fleecy Hooded Jackets $40.00 Tracksuit Pants $35.00

Micro-fibre Jackets $65.00 Long Black Pants $39.00

Knitted Jumpers $72.00 Scarves $20.00

308 (City of Maitland) Squadron, Australian Air Force Cadets, located at Scobie Depot, Rutherford, will shortly be undertaking its 2012 mid year recruiting drive. In recent times our numbers have increased up to the current number, around 65 Cadets and 9 staff, but we are looking to increase by a few more. We have two information nights planned for: Wednesday, 1 August and 8 August 2012, 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm. Training starts on Wednesday, 15 August 2012. More information is available at the following website - http://308sqn.aafc.org.au/node/3

308 (CITY OF MAITLAND) SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE CADETS

Year 10 students, Phoebe Ferguson and Daniel Gibson will be shadowing the School Education Director, Mr Rob Farley, as part of Education Week activities, having been selected as part of the NSW Department of Education and Communities “Director General for the Day” program. Phoebe and Daniel will spend the entire day working with Rob Farley on Tuesday 31 July 2012. This will include attending meetings, visiting schools in the region, and culminate in attending the Education Week Awards Ceremony at Rutherford Technology High School at 6.30 pm where awards will be presented to school community members from schools across the local area. Students from across NSW were invited to apply to be “Director General for the Day”, with successful students being allocated to various executive roles within the Department. They will see for themselves what takes place at the senior level of the Department, participating in typical activities throughout the day. Principal of Rutherford Technology High School, Mr Michael Whiting, says “We are delighted to have two of our students selected to participate in the Director General for a Day program”. “Phoebe and Daniel are outstanding ambassadors for the school and will certainly gain from this experience”. “To be selected for this type of activity reflects the quality of their application and the reputation that Rutherford Technology High School has gained for quality education”.

SCHOOL EDUCATION DIRECTOR FOR THE DAY

Friends of Palliative Care are holding a Walkathon and Fun run on Sunday 9 September 2012 at Tocal Agriculture College. The run is open to Adults, Families, Seniors, and Groups and commences at 8.30 am. For the less ener-getic there is a Fun Walk that starts at 9.30 am. If you are interested in taking part please contact Mrs Fay Allwood on 4933 1926 or Mrs Pat Allen on 4933 4494. Alternatively you could email friends@friendspal.org to register, or just turn up on the day.

FUN RUN - FRIENDS OF PALLIATIVE CARE

WOOLWORTHS - EARN & LEARN PROGRAM

Selected students at Rutherford Technology High School took part in a kidney health study of which the results have been published in the ARDAC (Antecedents of Renal Disease in Aboriginal Children) newsletter. This information may be accessed at the ARDAC website: www.ardac.org.au

Last year, with support from our students and their families, Rutherford Technology High school earned over $1,000 through the Coles Sports for Schools Program. With this money we purchased equipment for the school gym, increasing the number of students able to participate in cardio lessons throughout our sports programs.

Rutherford Technology High has again registered in this program in 2012. A collection box is located in the PE staffroom and we would gladly accept your support in collecting and returning to us any vouchers you may obtain through your regular shopping. It will assist us in resourcing our students with additional equipment. Thank you.

Thank You to everyone who has been sending in the Woolies Earn & Learn stickers for the school. The closing date for the Earn & Learn Program has been extended to Friday 10th August so keep saving those stickers and send them into the school. As a reminder – for every $10 spent at Woolworths you will receive a sticker. Please keep these stickers and place them onto the Sticker Card that has been given to every student at the school. Additional sticker cards can be obtained from the school or from Woolworths stores. Completed sticker cards should be sent to the school and placed in the large green box by the Student counter at the Front Office. The more stickers we receive, the more items we can buy for the school. This is an excellent way for the school to obtain valuable resources for the school – please help us to help provide additional resources to support your child’s learning.

A reminder that the Young Endeavour, Australia’s national sail training ship, is now accepting applications for youth to join eleven day voyages departing between January and June 2013. Young Australians aged 16 to 23 can apply for the ballot at www.youngendeavour,gov.au until 31 August 2013. No sailing experience is required.

COLES - SPORTS FOR SCHOOLS VOUCHERS

ARDAC KIDNEY HEALTH STUDY

Well done to

Brittany Lucas

of Year 10 for her recent success in gaining entry to

the GLEE Club Australia Talent Development Project! (see letter included in this newsletter)

YOUNG ENDEAVOUR 2013

Jordan Punch & Sinead Darby were two of only five students nominated by Hunter Central Coast Regional Aboriginal Education Committee for NSW Nanga Mai awards. Both students received honourable mention from the state selection committee.

Congratulations also go to Luke Barnes, Jordan Punch and Sinead Darby who received Two Ways Together scholarships. Competition was keen for these scholarships with only 22 available across the Hunter Central Coast region.

ABORIGINAL NEWS

The annual Rutherford Technology High School P&C / Master School Portraits Golf Day was a great success on the first day of the July holidays. The sun shone brightly, adding to the day’s success as some 70 players took to the golf course for a day of fun and to vie for the prizes on offer. The day was made possible by the support of Major Sponsor Master School Portraits (MSP) and hole sponsors as listed below. Our sincere thanks go to these organisations for their support of our Golf Day. Major Sponsor: Master School Portraits Hole Sponsors: Daylight Sportswear J & S Engineering Jack Newton Junior Golf Foundation Komatsu Australia Maitland Mutual Many thanks go to the local community who supported the event by donating prizes for the Golf Day. This level of support was a key element in the overall success of the event. A rich and varied array of prizes were donated by:

A big THANK YOU must go to all members of the P&C who worked tirelessly to ensure that the day went well. There is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to make an event such as the Golf Day successful , including sourcing sponsors and prizes, and overall organisation in the months leading up to the event and on the day itself. The overall winners were Nick Bower’s team, with the team from Toronto High School taking out the Inter School Trophy for the second consecutive year. The Golf Day raised in the order of $3,500 for the school – money that will be used for the establishment of a student computer hub in the Library. Sincere thanks are extended to everyone who helped to make this day a success.

Bridge Climb Sydney Williams Premium Wholesale

Bunnings Maitland Ithaca Cold Storage

Captain Cook Cruises S. Hooper - Avon Products

Daylight Sportswear Nutella

Drummond Golf, Kotara Barros Laboratories

Komatsu Australia Spotlight

Lindeman’s Wines Twinings

Nerada Tea Pty Ltd Thompsons Bakery

Robert Timms Pty Ltd Reids Butchers, Telarah

Royal Newcastle Aero Club Bread Basket, Kurri Kurri

Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dairy Farmers

Berri Juice

Kev Baldwins Wholesale Confectionery

Bridge Climb Sydney Williams Premium Wholesale

Bunnings Maitland Ithaca Cold Storage

Captain Cook Cruises S. Hooper - Avon Products

Daylight Sportswear Nutella

Drummond Golf, Kotara Barros Laboratories

Komatsu Australia Spotlight

Lindeman’s Wines Twinings

Nerada Tea Pty Ltd Thompsons Bakery

Robert Timms Pty Ltd Reids Butchers, Telarah

Royal Newcastle Aero Club Bread Basket, Kurri Kurri

Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dairy Farmers

Berri Juice

Kev Baldwins Wholesale Confectionery

GOLF DAY WRAP UP

The Home Economics team P&C members Karen Clarke & Keiran Hall

Golfing the easy way Nick Bower’s team

Raffle prizes The MSP team

Winning Team – Nick Bower & mates Toronto High School team

RUTHERFORD TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL P&C / MASTER SCHOOL PORTRAITS GOLF DAY

Join us in watching

Step Up 4: Miami Heat

Friday, 3rd August 2012 6pm for 6:45pm

showing

At Reading Cinemas, Maitland

Tickets $20 each

Tickets can be purchased: at your local school

where this poster is displayed, or contact Michelle Archer on

0412 218 955 Proceeds will go towards the cost of sending 20 Hunter school students to the 100th Anniversary of the Gallipoli

landing in 2015

2015 ANZAC Student Tour to Gallipoli Fundraiser

REGISTRATIONS FOR LITTLE ATHLETICS 2012‐2013 SEASON

Fees: Tiny Tots & Under 6’s $80.00 Under 7’s & Under 8’s $85.00 Under 9’s to Under 17’s $95.00 Weekly Attendance Fees per child $ 1.00 Weekly Attendance Fees per family $ 2.00 Special Notes: Please see hand book for Discount for subsequent children. Clothing: Singlets – New $ TBA Singlets – Second Hand from $ TBA

The Centre will use its best endeavours to obtain other parts of the uniforms : Red Shorts / Scungies / Bike Pants Estimated Season start date depending on forming a committee is 12 September 2012.

In order to run a successful 2012/2013 season, volunteers are needed for the organising committee. If you are able to assist, please contact Simon Munro on 4932 1397 (After hours).

Registration dates are the 15th, 22nd August 2012 and will be held at Maitland City Bowling Club between 6.00pm – 7.30pm. We will also be holding one @ Max McMahon Oval on the 25th August between 9.30am ‐11.00am.

Registration dates are the 15th, 22nd August 2012 and will be held at Maitland City Bowling Club between 6.00pm – 7.30pm. We will also be holding one @ Max McMahon Oval on the 25th August between 9.30am ‐11.00am.

ABN 40 260 435 988 All correspondence to: P O Box 262 RUTHERFORD NSW 2320

Rutherford Little Athletics Centre Inc.

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y 26

Ju

n 2

4 Ju

l 21

Au

g 1

8 se

p 1

6 O

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3 N

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11 D

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K H

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bs

K W

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WE

EK

3 W

ED

NE

SD

AY

8

Feb

7 M

ar 4

Ap

r 2

Ma

y 30

Ma

y 27

Ju

n 2

5 Ju

l 22

Au

g 1

9 S

ep 1

7 O

ct

14 N

ov

12 D

ec

A H

ud

son

S T

uff

WE

EK

3 T

HU

RS

DA

Y

9 F

eb 8

Mar

5 A

pr

3 M

ay

13 M

ay

28 J

un

23

Au

g

20 S

ep 1

8 O

ct 1

5 N

ov

13 D

ec

E S

mit

h

WE

EK

3 F

RID

AY

10

F

eb

9 M

ar

4 M

ay

1

Jun

29

Ju

n

27

Jul

24

Au

g

21

Sep

19

O

ct

16

No

v 14

Dec

G

Gar

lan

d

WE

EK

4 M

ON

DA

Y

13 F

eb 1

2 M

ar 7

Ma

y 4

Ju

n

30 J

ul 2

7 A

ug

22

Oct

19

No

v 17

Dec

K

Cre

ssw

ell

WE

EK

4 T

UE

SD

AY

14

Feb

13

Mar

8 m

ay

5 Ju

n

31 J

ul

28 A

ug

23

Oct

20

No

v 18

Dec

S

Mo

y K

Wils

on

WE

EK

4 W

ED

NE

SD

AY

15

Feb

14

Mar

9 M

ay

6 Ju

n 1

Au

g 2

4 O

ct

21 N

ov

19 D

ec

WE

EK

4 T

HU

RS

DA

Y

16 F

eb 1

5 M

ar 1

0 M

ay

7 Ju

n 2

Au

g 3

0 A

ug

25

Oct

22

No

v 20

Dec

R

Sta

tham

WE

EK

4 F

RID

AY

17

Feb

16

Mar

11

Ma

y 8

Jun

3 A

ug

31

Au

g 2

6

Oct

23

No

v 21

Dec

G

Gar

lan

d

Sandwiches, Rolls, wraps & Salad Boxes

Prices Drinks Prices

Salad roll Chicken salad roll Ham salad roll Corn meat salad roll Chicken salad sandwich Salad sandwich Egg & lettuce Curried egg Vegemite Cheese Ham, cheese & tomato Cheese & tomato Corn meat & pickles Chicken salad wrap Thai chicken salad wrap Salad wrap Meat salad wrap Salad boxes Chicken salad box Bread roll extra Butter bread Toasted sandwiches [ order only] extra items Hot food chicken wedge/dino/pop corn Pizza single ham & pineapple hot dog Pizza slab Pizza rounds Chicken burger Chicken burger salad Lasagne Plain pies Sausage rolls Cheese & bacon /potato pies Chicken corn rolls Chicken royals Mamee cup noodles [chicken] Chicken gravy rolls Rissole gravy rolls Roast beef gravy rolls Cheese burger Cheese burger salad Chicken chippies [6] Chicken nuggets [6] Potato gravy Garlic bread

$3.70 $4.20 $4.20 $4.20 $3.70 $3.20 $2.60 $2.60 $1.60 $2.40 $2.60 $2.40 $2.20 $4.20 $4.20 $3.70 $4.20 $4.70 $5.70 80c 80c 50c 20c $2.60 $2.00 $2.20 S2.20 $2.00 $3.20 $4. 00 $3.00 $2.30 $2.20 $2.60 $1.70 $1.50 $2.00 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.20 $4.00 $2.60 $2.60 $2.00 $2.00

500ml Moove milk 300ml Moove milk Juice 300ml \375ml Water 600ml 600ml soft drink 390ml soft drink Play water Aroona water 600ml plain milk small water hot chocolate term 2/3 Snacks Fresh fruit salad Term 1\4 Fresh water melon Term 1/4 Deli rock chips Smiths chips JJ,s chips Cheese rice sticks Chicken Jumpy’s Eucalyptus drops Nutella Muffins Finger buns Banana Bread Ice creams Billabongs Paddle pops Milo stick Frosty fruits Frozen yoghurts Vanilla buckets Paddle pop thick shake Slice Paddle pop lemonade twist Calippo mini Juice cups Fruit super doopers Sauces Tomato/ sweet sour BBQ

$3.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 $1.30 $2.00 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 50c 50c $1.30 $1.30 $2.30 $1.40 $1.40 $1.40 $2.00 $1.70 $1.00 $2.00 $2.00 $1.00 $1.00 50c 50c 30c

Rutherford Technology High School Menu as at Term 3 2012