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Volume 39 Issue 4 November 28th, 2012

essage from the Principal

CHINA VISIT

The Melbourne Declaration on Educational Goals for

Young Australians, the National Statement on Asia

Literacy in Australian Schools 2011-2012 and the

recently announced Prime Ministerial White Paper,

provide a clear statement on specific goals for our

students. These include gaining foundational and in-

depth knowledge, skills and understanding of the

histories, geographies, societies, arts, literatures and

languages of diverse countries of Asia and their

engagement with Australia.

The National Curriculum that is to be introduced in

2013 outlines Asian Studies, Aboriginal Studies and Sustainability as priorities for all students.

With this backdrop Natalie Rose, Suzanne Khatib, Fiona

Pratt and I headed off on 26th October for our study tour

and conference in Shanghai and Nanjing.

To say we have returned to Australia as changed people

is an understatement. The most exciting outcome has

been the establishment of our sister-school partnership

with Changzhou Miduqiao Primary School in the Jiangsu

Province of China. As international partners we will be

sharing professional learning experiences, teacher visits, teacher exchanges, whole school student interaction

through various ICT opportunities and in the future

student visits/tours both from China and to China. Mr

Wu and I signed a Memorandum of Understanding on

Cooperation between Friendly Schools. This document

will be on display in my office once it is completed.

What did we learn? Our students will be living within an international world

where they will travel and work within a global

community.

Understanding Australian culture is imperative if they

are going to acknowledge our similarities and

differences.

Perfecting English is imperative in learning a second

language.

They need to understand and know the language and

culture of our Asian neighbours

What are our immediate plans for the future?

To learn another language takes 2000 hours. This

obviously cannot be achieved during their primary years schooling, however we can make significant inroads.

In 2013 all students will receive Chinese Mandarin

Language and Cultural Studies once a week. In Year 3

we will introduce an immersion program where language

and culture can be further developed through

mathematics and our Units of Inquiry.

Most importantly:

Children are the same no matter where you are in the

world, they laugh, play and are eager to learn. In China

they want to know and learn about us and with us!

Mr Wu, Principal of Miduqiao Primary School and I,

symbolically showing the strength of our future

partnership as sister schools.

M

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McKinnon Primary School For any sales or rental enquiries please contact Hocking Stuart (Bentleigh) Pty Ltd 390-392 Centre Road, Bentleigh VIC 3204 Phone: (03) 9557 7733

CHINESE CULTURAL DAY On our return I was delighted to see that our students

were already being exposed to authentic cultural

experiences. The day began will cultural performances,

led by our own dancers Skyla, Jasmin, Adriana, Doris,

Jessica, Karuti, Grace and Michelle from years Three,

Four and Five.

We were entertained by secondary students from

Shanghai Yanan Secondary College. Who provided us all

with the opportunity to see and listen to traditional

instruments being played.

The quality of the performance was exceptional and our students were enthralled.

Throughout the day each year level actively participated

in a range of activities that not only gave them further

insight into Chinese culture, it planted the seed for future

creative pursuits.

Preps made symbolic Chinese opera masks Year 1s learnt a traditional Chinese dance

Year 2s did intricate Chinese paper cutting

Year 4s participated in Kung Fu martial arts

Year 5s were entertained by a Chinese magician

Year 6s learnt the fine art of Chinese calligraphy

Year Six students trying their hand at Chinese

calligraphy.

Year Two’s paper cutting masterpieces.

Year Ones learning traditional Chinese fan dancing.

The whole school used chop sticks to eat their lunch –

special fried rice for all. It was fun to watch certain

teachers trying to manipulate these utensils without

dropping grains of rice!

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UPDATE ON INDUSTRIAL ACTION

You may have heard in the media that negotiations

between the Department of Education & Early Childhood

Development and various education unions continue with

no resolution in sight. As a result, members of the

Australian Education Union (AEU), have been asked to

support a number of work bans and rolling half day stop

work meetings in Term 4. The work bans already in

place will continue and affect the implementation of the new National Curriculum, school visits by members of

the Coalition State Government, the administration and

collection of DEECD surveys and the preparation of end

of year Student Reports. However, the bans will not in

any way affect the assessment of students, or the planning

for and provision of a high quality educational program

for every child. The rolling half-day stop work meetings

are planned and as always, we will provide information

in relation to these as early as possible. Thank you for

all your patience and support during these

Agreement negotiations.

STAFFING NEWS

Donna Gardiner will be undertaking a new role at

McKinnon next year. We are introducing a new student

support program with Donna Gardiner called MultiLit.

The program is designed to assist students experiencing

difficulties with reading P-6.

Rachel Gurvich will continue in her current role as a

Performing Arts teacher.

2013 PLANNING

To assist with 2013 planning we would appreciate it if

you could let us know if you are not returning next year.

ACCOUNTS

Could all families please ensure that your accounts are

finalised by Friday 14th

December.

EXCURSION/INCURSION LEVY

A friendly reminder - No child will be permitted to attend

excursions / incursions without prior payment.

Sandra Myrwoda

Principal

VICTORIAN PREMIERS READING CHALLENGE

2012

CONGRATULATIONS! Well done to all those wonderful readers at McKinnon

Primary School who completed the Victorian Premiers

Reading Challenge for 2012! The 2012 Honour Roll was

published on 11th

November and listed all the students

(whose publishing was consented) who completed the

challenge for 2012. If you were unable to obtain a copy

of the Honour Roll, The Ages website (theage.com) will

post the roll online in the near future. The Victorian

Premiers Reading Challenge Certificates are arriving

very soon; they will be presented at each Year Level’s

Celebration of Learning Assembly later in December.

Until the certificates arrive, the names of the students

who have successfully completed the Challenge have

been listed in this edition of the newsletter.

If there are any concerns or queries, please do not

hesitate to contact me.

Ben Welsh (Premiers Reading Challenge Co-ordinator)

Remembrance Day Assembly

My name is Chloe. I was lucky enough to be asked, along with two other

Grade 5 students, to hold the schools Remembrance Day

assembly. This was a challenge because standing in front

of the whole school was a bit scary.

I did the introduction and spoke about Lt Colonel John

McCrae who wrote the poem “In Flanders Field”. It’s

about the poppies that grow there every year in spring

since the end of WW1. When I read this introduction it

made me picture what happened and it made me feel sad

to think of all the people who have died in war and how

lucky I was to be safe.

Congratulations – Music Success Congratulations to Destanee Georgiadis from 4S who

recently passed her Grade 3 piano exam, scoring an

impressive B. Well done Destanee!

Congratulations - Sporting Success

On Saturday 17th November a number of children from

McKinnon Primary starred at the Little Athletics

Southern Metro Region Relay Championships competing

under the banner of Caulfield LAC.

Medal winners included:

Gold

Liam Glew, Lucas Orso and Seamus O’Brien U9 4x100m relay & 800m sprint medley

Nikey Oni U11 mixed 4x100m relay

Silver

Matthew O’Brien U10 4x100m relay & 800m

sprint medley

Bronze

Stephanie Baker & Gemma Craddock U9 800m

sprint medley

Genevieve O’Brien U10 800m sprint medley

Nikey Oni & Emily Kilmartin U11 4x200m

relay

Liam, Lucas, Seamus, Matthew and Nikey’s

performances have qualified them to compete at the State

Relay Championships at Lakeside Stadium on Saturday

1st December. We wish them every success in this event

and look forward to hearing about their results

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY November 10

th .Hayley Carter 5D

Claire Lemke 6F 11th Lucia Smith 1Ha Rhys Kennedy 3C Seda Adams 5K Mical Rosin 5K 12

th Livinia Bruce 5B

13th Conor Flood 4S

14th Fyonn Xie 2B

Minh Nguyen 6C Mihai Petrescu 6F 15

th Derek Phillips 3P

Cody Coates 5B 17

th Genevieve O’Brien 4S

18th Henry Kerr 3P

Yulia Mocheev 3V Seb Rebbechi 4C 19

th Jhonatan Steinberg 2D

Ruby Weir 2G Natalie Zhou 2Ga Polina Nadzey 3H 20

th Hamish Anderson 5B

Joy Yoon 6H 22

nd Jiaheng Chen 0L

Dinesh Jayasena 1T Flynn Chan 4C Yuji Loo 6H 23

rd Henry Anderson 6P

STUDENT of the WEEK

0B – Miss Ball William Stafford for writing a fantastic recount of ‘Jack & the Beanstalk’. Well done. William Xue for always trying his best & being such a hard worker.

0H–Mrs Hungerford Maddie Hosmer for continually displaying excellent work habits and trying her best all the time.

0L – Mr Lusted Bradley Arculus and Jiaheng Chen for working so hard on their recount of our excursion to Cardinia Reservoir. Alexander Lionatos for being such an enthusiastic learner and contributing so much to class discussions.

0L – Ms Littlehales Josh Stevens for making such fantastic progress with his work in all areas of learning. Well done Josh. Linh Tong for being an enthusiastic member of our class who makes a valuable contribution to class discussions. Well done!

0Ma – Ms Macklow Marcus Martello for having such a positive attitude toward school. Jared Marotta for always showing beautiful manners & behaviour.

1H – Mrs. Howell Maayan Arotchas for his fantastic effort when presenting his ‘Share & Learn’. Always well prepared and interesting to listen to.

Bianca Sguario for her happy, friendly approach to everything we do. Thank you!

1Ha – Ms Harrison Rand Riman for always being a fantastic helper around the classroom. Jamie Jorgensen for being brave and making a fantastic effort to come back to school. Thivain Salawathura for always presenting such interesting facts for share and learn. Well done.

1K – Ms Karanikolas Stella Wilson for being an enthusiastic writer and really thinking about using our success criteria. Erica Kitney for being a very helpful and caring member of our class.

1T – Ms Trahar Dinesh Jayasena for setting a great example of being an independent and enthusiastic worker. Keep up the hard work! Tom Brett for consistently putting 100% effort in to his work. Well done in demonstrating commitment to your learning.

2B – Mr Boyd Matthew Lusted for the outstanding effort you put into your Trading Day shop! Jack Senior for the outstanding knowledge you demonstrated on our ‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?’ capacity challenge! Alexi Pappas for the effort you put in to every single class activity. What a great example you set for others! Aniqua Hollingworth for the fantastic level of detail you have added to your writing this semester!

2D – Ms Daniel Ella Reynolds for her commitment to her learning. Bravo! Alexandra Savic for being a caring and cooperative member of our class. Bravo! Keegan Royal for working diligently on set tasks in maths & reading activities and for having solved his division sums with remainders, correctly. Well done Keegan. I am so proud of you. Leyla Watts for her enthusiastic attitude to her learning. Bravo!

2G – Mr Griffin Will Vasic for improvement in this reading and literacy. Richard Wang for excellence in his powerpoint presentation and going beyond the class room requirements. Talia Zamir for a conscientious work ethic and having fun completing her work. Lulu Dolan for an enthusiastic approach to all curriculum areas.

2Ga – Mrs Gardiner Georgia O’Hara for presenting an excellent information report about birds. Victoria Blaszczyk for being a risk-taker and showing commitment to your learning. Hoora! Sunmo Koo for great contributions to class discussions! Keep it up Holly Spencer for amazing improvement in her reading… your pronunciation is Queen’s English!!

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2M – Ms Mifka Amelie Afxentis for your commitment toward all your learning tasks. Arnav Gupta for the respectful and caring nature you have for all of your classmates. Emily Andjelic for always demonstrating a committed attitude toward all of your learning tasks. Hamish Bruce for your enthusiastic attitude toward all of your class activities. You are awesome!

3C – Ms Cudizio 3C for being ‘super-sensational’ whilst on Year 3 camp! You are all awesome and I am so very proud of you.

3H – Mrs Huon Kirti Giridhar for reflecting on her work and wanting to improve in different areas.

3R – Mr Russell Sadie Chiu for doing extra work at home and preparing a poster titled “What is an Ecosystem?”.

3V – Mrs Varveri Makayla Roszenweig for always speaking with confidence and enthusiasm when presenting to the class.

4B – Mr Barker Ben Sams for always giving his best effort and for being a principled and caring member of the class. Harry Fletcher for always completing his work to the highest standard and for being a great role model in the class. James Moseshvili for creating a fantastically creative and entertaining collection of ideas to help sell the concept of ‘Chocolate Brocolli’! A long career in marketing awaits!

4C – Ms Costello Angel Ho for her hard work in writing a well-structured narrative on Halloween. Well done! John Baldwin for his excellent research on culture for the Grade 4 fair. Great presentation, well done! Curtis McDougall for a fantastic presentation on Thailand for the Grade 4’s Cultural Fair. Well done!

4H - Ms Hales Jessi Leftis for making brilliant progress in literacy. Your reading is improving and your writing demonstrates excellent effort. Marcus Sarra for a brilliant effort with his writing. Excellent stories! Matthew Annable for the fabulous display at the Grade 4 Cultural Fair. Your creativity and efforts were appreciated by all.

4S – Mr Smith Mia Trauffler for the outstanding creative energies she brings to our classroom. It is a pleasure to have such a positive, kind and intelligent person in 4S. Well done Mia, Emily Bell for her outstanding writing this week. Emily has worked hard on structure and it really shows. Well done Emily George Missailidis for coming into our classroom and applying himself magnificently. George has really shone as an inquirer. Well done George, Superb! Abby Evans for an outstanding presentation during the Grade 4

Cultural Fair. Abby’s confidence, creativity and organisation set an excellent example to her peers and visiting grade 3’s. Well done Abby.

5B – Ms Brooks Jason Skurr - A writer extraordinaire – your FBI recruit narrative was a well-structured mystery. Well done! Sammy Smith: Your stories always amaze me with their ingenuity. They are always a pleasure to read. Keep writing. Elaine Tan for your outstanding attitude to your learning. You are constantly challenging yourself to improve your outcomes. Love it.

5D – Ms Duffy Kavin Jayasena for showing leadership and maturity beyond your years. Sophia De Leo for being a risk taker in class activities.

5K – Ms Kendrick Ruach Thabach for your generosity. Thank you for sharing your trick or treat goodies with our class and noticing how hard everyone was working. David Yakovlev for making a conscious effort to ignore other people’s poor choices & follow directions. Seda Adams for paying particular attention to details in your narrative writing – your most detailed work yet! Adam Spencer for outstanding achievements in athletics and having an admirable attitude. Your sportsmanship is something to be very proud of.

5S – Mr Shore Dio Kyrou for using his own initiative in keeping our school clean by taking out the bins by himself. Jess Louden for showing honesty and self-reflection in her assessment.

5V – Mr Van Niekerk Kai Paterson – you have displayed a positive attitude towards classroom activities and should be commended for your improved results in Reading. Jackson Tong for displaying a positive attitude in class and understanding the importance of our school values.

6C – Mr. Clay Dani Roszenweig for continuously being super organised and being a team player in our Exhibition.

6F – Mr. Fensling Mihai Petrescu & Jimmy Jing for taking a very mature and organised approached to the Exhibition.

6H – Miss. Henry Ben Shewan for producing some excellent research for your exhibition.

6L – Mr. Lehmann Eric Pagoulatos for being a very enthusiastic student.

6P – Ms Power Elinta Sen for her enthusiasm for the Exhibition. Henry Anderson for working hard with his Exhibition tasks.

Miss Tait Tanahya Eccles for catching Tanahya working hard in the classroom when she didn’t know I was looking. Alexi Missailidis for his brilliant reading. He reads with enthusiasm and great expression. Anita Su for working hard at her reading. This is great to see Anita.

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Year Six Student

Leaders – Thank you

for your support so far

– we are well on the

way to achieving our

target; do you have any

more shoes??

LOST PROPERTY Lost Property will be kept in the library for 1 week. All

unclaimed items will either be sent to the second hand

uniform coordinator or placed in a charity clothing bin.

This can be avoided if your child’s items are clearly

labelled so we can return them immediately.

PARENT’S CLUB CORNER

Rotary Club of Chadstone / East

Malvern Raising funds for our

school – easily!!

The Rotary Club of Chadstone / East Malvern will deliver pine Christmas trees to our school on Friday 7

th December.

Our school keeps $10 per tree sale. The following trees are available: Tree height and RRP inc GST Small (1.2m approx.) $50 Medium (1.6m approx.) $55 Tall (1.8m approx.) $60 Tree stands $25 Orders forms will be sent home soon. Extra forms will be available from the office. About the Rotary Club of Chadstone / East Malvern

The Rotary Club of Chadstone / East Malvern works with local community groups and international projects. Volunteers from the club assist children with disabilities, children at risk, rebuilding schools in Samoa, and personal development courses for children in Melbourne For more information about the club, visit http://www.rotarychadstone.org.au. Staff Thankyou Christmas Lunch Parents Club annual Staff Christmas Lunch will be held on Tuesday 18

th December.

As with every year, we are asking for donations of food for the lunch. Anything from a curry to a Pavlova. If you would like to donate food, or are able to help on the day, please contact Jamie Jones ([email protected] ). Dough Raiser Baker’s Delight in Carnegie is running their “Dough Raiser” promotion again this year. If you shop at their store, and mention our school, they will donate a percentage of sales to our school. They have generously supported us in the past, so please think of them if you are shopping in Carnegie. Friday Treats - Term 3 Please note: Due to transition each week, icy pole sales will commence at 1.15pm instead of 1.30pm. Friday 23/11/12 – 3H (Kate Huon) Friday 30/11/12 – 3P (Silva Pauls) Friday 07/12/12 - 3R (Richard Russell) Dates to Remember Friday 07/12/12 – Christmas Tree Orders – delivery to school day Tuesday 11/12/12 – Orientation day for Preps 2013 – help required for Sausage Sizzle Tuesday 18/12/12 - Staff Christmas luncheon – help and donations required

Debbie James

Parents Club President (Ph: 0419 300 147; email:

[email protected])

The final catalogues for the year have been distributed

this week. Orders to be to the office by this Friday, 30th November. Please remember to always have your child’s



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name & class on the order along with your contact

number, as we still have one unnamed order from the last

catalogue at the office.

Thank you

Lisa Thompson

0437 660 079

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Discount Sports Equipment

McKinnon Primary School has joined the Sportsmart School Active program! As part of this program the students of McKinnon Primary School and your families are eligible to receive a 5% discount at Sportsmart and can have the ability to accrue credits to receive twice yearly rebates in the form of a gift card for your school to spend on sporting equipment. To receive this discount simply quote our School Active number 800174 at our local Sportsmart store in Cochranes Road, Moorabbin.

Dylan Hislop

Admin Assistant / Book Keeper / Office All Rounder This is a fantastic opportunity for an efficient, experienced office all-rounder who can support the director in the administrative aspects for local business Bigman Plumbing; Sam’s son William currently attends McKinnon Primary School. Book Keeping, Correspondence and General Office Management •Able to work independently •Experience in QuickBooks/MYOB, MS Excel and Word •Fluent in written and verbal English •Efficient, professional, and highly organised, preferably with experience in a small office •Friendly and down to earth •Reliable and self-motivated with good work ethic •May need to pick my son up from school on the odd occasion •Approximately 20 hours per week during school hours – this is negotiable Please call Sam on 0407 699 017 or email your resume to [email protected]

Participants needed: FREE study for overweight teens

looking for help!

Murdoch Children’s Research Institute at The Royal

Children’s Hospital is doing a study to find a better way to support overweight young people aged 12 to 17 years to make healthier choices about weight management. Participation involves completing online questionnaires and having height, weight, blood pressure and waist circumference measured at the beginning and then at 3, 6 and 12 month follow-ups. Parents are also invited to take part. Every 3 months there will be a draw for a $100 gift voucher for those who have kept their appointments. The results will help us to find out a helpful way

to teach young people about weight-related behaviours during adolescence. We need overweight young people aged 12- 17 living in metropolitan Melbourne to join in!

Enquiries: Karly Cini 03 9345 6954 or

[email protected]

For more info: www.rch.org.au/cah/research/The_Staying_Fit_Project/

Caulfield Racecourse Summer feature days Cystic Fibrosis Victoria Summer Race Day Saturday, 1

st December 2012

Come and support the 6th year of the Cystic Fibrosis Victoria Summer Race Day. The aim of the day is to increase awareness of Cystic Fibrosis and provide education, support and advocacy to Victoria's Cystic Fibrosis community. Free entertainment for the whole family on course including

- Tea Cups Ride Elephants Ride - Kids Convoy Ride Pirate Adventures Ride - Inflatable Playground Dodgem Cars - Music Trip Amusement Ride

More information: www.caulfieldracing.com.au/cfvsummer For other feature days this summer at Caulfield Racecourse, please visit www.caulfieldracing.com.au



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Out of School Hours Care Our Hours Before School Care: 7am -8.45am

After School Care: 3.30pm-6pm

Contact Us

Coordinator: Sharna Shulman

OSHC mobile – 0407094495;

Camp Australia 1300 105 343

[email protected]

How to get started: Before using our programs you must

register online for an account. Registering is easy. Visit

our website to being www.campaustralia.com.au

Once registered: You can make bookings and

cancellations, view your statements and manage your

details anytime of the day online. Keep in mind that we

are able to take bookings at short notice to help busy

families.

Save on care: You can save 50% or more on Before and

After School Care fees with the non-means tested Child

Care Rebate. Almost all families are eligible. For further

details please call our Customer Service Team on 1300 105 343 Monday to Friday.

Friday 21st December: After school care will be

available from 1.30pm (when school finishes) to 6.00pm.

The additional 2 hours from 1.30 to 3.30 will be an extra

$8.00 per hour/per child.

Holiday Program Commences Monday 7th

January:

Bookings for the holiday program will be open shortly.

TERM DATES FOR 2012

Term 4 8th October – 21st December

TERM DATES FOR 2013

29th January – Staff commence

30th

January – Students commence

Term 1 30th January - 28th March

Term 2 15th April - 28th June

Term 3 15th July – 20th September

Term 4 7th October – 20th December

CALENDAR of EVENTS

NOVEMBER

29th Stage band to perform at Rosstown Retirement

Village & Southern Autistic School

30th Year 2 Sleepover Transition for new Preps only

DECEMBER

3rd Intensive Swimming – Preps–Yr 3 for 2 weeks

5th Yr 6 excursion – IMAX & Museum

6th Stage band performance at Hampton PS &

Claremont Retirement Village

7th Yr 6 Leadership activity

Final transition day – whole school

11th Orientation Day – Year 6 – Year 7

Orientation Day – 2013 Preps Orientation Evening for 2013 prep parents

13th Musical Soiree to be held at McK SC - pm

14th Yr 6 excursion to Luna Park

17th Yr 1 excursion to Myuna Farm

Yr 6 Graduation – Luncheon at Bentleigh Club

- Kingston Town Hall 7pm

18th Staff luncheon provided by Parents’ Club

19th Prep Puffing Billy Excursion

21st Last Day Term 4 – School dismissed at 1:30

Premiers Reading Challenge – 2012

0B

Annabel O'Hara

Rachel Healy

Shradha Powell

0H

Justin Trung Nguyen

Klara Grewe

0L

Alexander Lionatos

Ariana Brown


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Devyani Singh

Isaac Ghobrial

James Werbik

Natalia Lynch

Oliver Ritchie

Olivia Liu

0LI

Alison Phillips

Ross Rogerson

0M

Chelsea Szmerling

Eliza Cannon

Manasha Murughan

1H

Ashley Cao

Callum Harris

Cameron Clarke

Harry Appel

Keira Van der Linden

Monique Adamson

Sophie Fensling 1Ha

Georgia Katsabis

Jamie Jorgensen

Lucia Smith

Nicoletta Georgiadis

Quinn Robinson

Samuel Fei

Talicia Brown

1K

Alice Papadimitriou

Erica Kitney

Michael Guerra

Cathleen McLeish

Stella Wilson

1T

Alexandra Leicester

Thomas Brett

Kate McGlone

Olivia Colletta

2B

Aniqua Hollingworth

Caleb Wong

Felix Dover

Jasmine Farmer

Matthew Lusted

Stephanie Georgantas

Eric Wang

2D

Alice Kernich

Amy Van Der Linden

Austin Yuen

Gabriel Lacatusu

Mia Sarra

Taisiya Minin 2G

Andrew Avramopoulos

Ben Mardjetko

Gemma Craddock

Jamie Kaltzis

Jasper Waldren

Lucinda Dolan

Panayiota Matheou

Thomas Hall

Richard Wang

2GA

Georgia O'Hara

Lucas Orso

Chaeyeon Kim

Sofia Jorgovic

Kelly Park

2M

Arnav Gupta

Daina Harris

Hamish Bruce

Hannah Su

Max Chilco-Burns

Stelios Perkolarakis

Zoe James

3C

Ben Mursalo

Daniel Zhitnitzky

Elyssa Morina

Kampi Nainhabo

Kathleen Sumarna

Katie Avramopoulos

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Kian Brown

Perry Robinson 3H

Frances Healy

Fraser Sharman-Smith

Harry Penhall

Kailah Hollingworth

Kundali Powell

Madeleine Hanna

Patrick Leech

Polina Nadzey

Sameer Sreenivas

Vatsal Ved

3P

Alex Adamson

Alex Beckerman

Clancy Brett

Derek Phillips

Henry Kerr

Le Ha Phan

Nathan Chun-Hao Liu

Olivia Clark

Philippa Sharman-Smith

Tara Bajan

Tobie Webster

3R

Aanya Chopra

Angus Cha

Braedi Cervi

Chi Phan

Craig Stewart

Elizabeth Harmes

Isabelle Rake

Jekabs Stepanuks 3V

Benjamin Porter

Caitlin Szmerling

Chloe Appel

Eliza Clark

Isabella Bibby

Jonathon Palios

Kelly Marlow

Maddy King

4B

Linda Boettcher

Georgia Hamilton

Jarryd Harris

Jasmin Hayward

Samuel Ghobrial

Thomas McGlone

Tully Harari

Wesley McKinnon

4C

Alana Jane Kam

Annalie Grima

Anushka Gupta

Ivy Chen

Jacob Georgantas

James Liao

Kaleb Farmer

4H

Nayeon Clare Kim

Doris Feng

Ella McKenzie Dorne

Harrison Ritchie

Isaac Wilson

Hyun-Bae Jeon Jessica Leftis

Jessica Wu

Marcus Sarra

Mary Christofis

Mikayla West

Oscar Yuen

Sean Malton

4S

Eliza Taylor

Emily Bell

Emily Mardjetko

Skyla Isaacs

5B

Eriks Stepanuks

Hannah StJohn

Livinia Bruce

Owen Robinson

5D

Sophie Kirk

Thomas Gao

5K

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Adam Spencer

Lachlan O' Hara

Paris Hooper-Duffy

Robert Bajan

Sophie Alexandra Van Doorn

5S

Jade Craddock

Joshua Saba

Nadia Harari

5V

Katie Zhou

Mahati Sreenivas Ruturaj Patil

6C

Charlotte Hayward

Cindy Cao

6F

Anthony Hanna

6H

Caitlin James

Cassandra Wu

Claire Stewart

Gokhul Murughan

Jiting Li

6L

Almog Vernik

Kayla Morina

6P

Cailyn Harris

James French

Congratulations to Helen Han from 2Ga for her entry in the

2012 Young Australian Art Awards, see a copy of her work below.

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