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Issue 13
15 May 2015
Principal’s Note
Welcome to this week’s newsletter. As I write this the year 7s and Year 9s have just
completed their NAPLAN testing regime. They all gave their best and their teachers
are happy with their efforts. It has been a long week for them and I was proud that
they gave their best. This week our seniors also finished up on their CPR training so
now almost all the students in the school have completed CPR training. Next week
is week 5 and consequently there will be assessments due. Term 2 Junior
assessment calendars were distributed to student in Years 7, 8 and 9 this week. This
weekend would be a good time to discuss with your child what assessment they
have due. Also next week there is the Cross country trials and interschool sport
round 1, so it is vital that our students are planning ahead and keeping up with their
subjects
Date Claimers
MAY
20
CH 12+ Cross Country
22
Capella Show Holiday
25-27 Clermont Show
29-30
Springsure Show
Winter uniform expectations summary
Like the summer uniform transition, we will allow students to wear the same winter
uniform as last year. That means they may wear maroon or grey jackets or track
pants as we have in the past. Next year it will be maroon only as the grey has been
phased out. Students should be encouraged to buy our maroon jackets and track pants
as this will not change next year. Please note: black is not part of the winter school
uniform the only exception is the black skivvies are allowed along with maroon for the
girls. Please also note that detentions are only given for students not bringing a note
explaining why they are out of uniform. Please speak to the HODs or myself if you have
any queries.
Special Mentions
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Thank you to our local ambulance officers for conducting CPR training with our
students.
Thank you to Mr G for coordinating the NAPLAN testing this week.
Congratulations to Aileen Kinghorn and Jané Joubert who are opening the
Mayoral Summit in Capella this Saturday at the Cultural Hall.
Thank you to all of our Cattle club ladies, Alicia, Denise, Cathy and Lyn who are
preparing our students for the 2015 show circuit which they commence next
week.
35-49 Gordon Street
Telephone 07 4988 7333
Fax 07 4988 7300
Spotlight
BAILEY STREET
BUS ZONE
Please do not park in the bus
zone at any !me in Bailey
Street when dropping off or
picking up your child.
P&C MEETING
6.30pm 9 June 2015
TIERI LIBRARY
PO Box 195 CAPELLA QLD 4723
E-mail [email protected]
Web h3p://capellashs.eq.edu.au
Skilling Queenslanders for Work funding round opens
•
The first funding round under the newly-reinstated Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative is now open for
applications. Eligible organisations, including community based not-for-profit organisations, local councils
and school Parents and Citizens’ and Parents and Friends’ associations, have until 19 June to apply for
funding under the following programs:
• Community Work Skills
• Ready for Work
• Get Set for Work
• Youth Skills
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There will be two open and transparent funding rounds held each financial year. In 2015-16, $60 million will
be available to develop skills for individuals and provide direct assistance to those Queenslanders who
need support to gain the qualifications and skills needed to enter and stay in the workforce.
•
For more information, visit www.training.qld.gov.au/sqw.
Have a great weekend
Ray
“A mother is a person who seeing there are
only four pieces of pie for five people,
promptly announces she never did care for
pie.” Tenneva Jordan
SPORTS NEWS
JUNIOR SCHOOLING
Capella State High School
WELCOME
WelcomeCamps
back to Capella High Sport for 2015.
•
Thanks to all parents who have replied to informa!on about camps in a !mely way. Junior camps to Airlie
Beach (Year 8s & 9s) and to Camp Fairbairn, Emerald (Year 7s) will definitely go ahead. I now move into
Trialsthe
will final
be listed
on notices
(which
will be read
each day
class).and further informa!on will be released shortly.
stages
of the
planning
phase
forduring
theseform
camps
•
Students will then see me to collect a permission note.
•
Notes should be returned ASAP to the office.
proudly presents
CH & CAP SPORT TRIALS
HIGH ON ARTS 2014
Mul<ple Intelligences
It is vital for students to gain and develop awareness of their favoured learning style as this can help them
If a student
fails toconfidence,
return the note,apayment
and transport
by the due and
date they
will not be
able to and
attendrou!nes
the trials. which best suit them.
build
stronger
sense form
of iden!ty
learning
habits
understanding
of trial
these
cancurrently
evenI have
leadtheto
a stronger
sense of purpose in
Currently Increased
CH sport are still
finalising some of the
venuesintelligences
for sports, however,
following
details on trials:
determining career choice; and therefore mo!va!on at school. The ac!vi!es on pages 12 – 13 and on
page 17 of the school diaries is a very helpful set of ac!vi!es which help students reflect on, and develop
understanding of themselves as learners. Our Radical Readers home reading program (see a;achment via
email) is loosely based on these Mul ple Intelligences, as suggested by Howard Gardner. All of us have
strengths across mul!ple areas. These include:
“The Adventures of the
Comic Book Artist”
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Verbal / linguis!c
intelligence
Good at: and
explaining,
discussing,showcasing
wri ng, playingthe
word games
Theatre
restaurant
an evening
Visual / spa!al intelligence Good at: designing, loca ng places, physical tasks, visualising
artistic and performing talents of local students
Mathema!cal / logical intelligence Good at: Maths, sequencing, organising, metabling
Musical / rhythmic intelligence Good at: interpre ng music, remembering songs/melodies
Physical / kinaesthe!c intelligence Good at: Sport, building things, coordina on, physical tasks
Intrapersonal intelligence Good
at: understanding
self, Centre
not influenced by peer groups, goals
Capella
Cultural
Interpersonal intelligence Good at: coaching/teaching, helping others, listening, group tasks
Naturalis!c intelligence Good at: gardening, environmental issues, geography, fishing/camping
Thursday 23 October 2014
Skilling for RIGHTS
This week, our focus turns from ‘Mates Ma!er’, a unit on compassion and care for peers, to ‘A balancing
act’. Students will experience the benefits and piDalls of balancing !me, exercise, leisure and study. Here
are some photos from our previous Skilling.
Art Show 6:30pm
Show 7:00pm
Dinner & Show $20.00
Tickets available from Capella SHS Office from Monday, 7 October 2014
Should you have any inquiries or concerns about your child’s learning or wellbeing, please contact me.
Darran Stutz-Grimmond, Head of Department, Junior Secondary
SENIOR
JUNIOR SCHOOLING
SCHOOLING
Camps
CPR
Thanks to all parents who have replied to informa!on about camps in a !mely way. Junior camps to
Airlie Beach
8s & ambulance
9s) and to Camp
Fairbairn,
Emerald (Year
7s) will
ahead.
I now
Thank
you to (Year
our local
officers
and committee
members
fordefinitely
deliveringgoCPR
to senior
move intoAllthe
final stages
theschool
planning
for these camps
and further
informa!on will be
students.
students
acrossofthe
havephase
now completed
CPR awareness
training.
released shortly.
Mock Interviews
AllMul<ple
Year 12s
have now completed mock interviews with local community members. Thank you to all
Intelligences
the
members
of the community
gave awareness
up their time
to interview
give students
meaningful
It is vital for students
to gain andwho
develop
of their
favouredand
learning
style as this
can help
feedback.
them build confidence, a stronger sense of iden!ty and learning habits and rou!nes which best suit
them. Increased understanding of these intelligences can even lead to a stronger sense of purpose in
Capella Show
determining career choice; and therefore mo!va!on at school. The ac!vi!es on pages 12 – 13 and on
Capella Show is on next Friday. Our students’ work will be on display in the pavilion; focusing on
page7s
17move
of thetoschool
diariesschool.
is a veryOur
helpful
set of will
ac!vi!es
which
help students
on, area
and
Year
secondary
students
also be
competing
in thereflect
covered
develop
understanding
of
themselves
as
learners.
Our
Radical
Readers
home
reading
program
(see
parading cattle and in junior judging.
a;achment via email) is loosely based on these Mul ple Intelligences, as suggested by Howard
Gardner.
All of us have strengths across mul!ple areas. These include:
Student
Absences
Students who are absent for 3 consecutive days for medical reasons require a medical certificate.
⇒
Verbal / linguis!c intelligence Good at: explaining, discussing, wri ng, playing word games
With the cold weather and increases of illnesses it is important that parents are aware that students
⇒
Visual
/ spa!al
intelligenceThese
Good medical
at: designing,
loca ngare
places,
physical
do require
medical
certificates.
certificates
recorded
andtasks,
used visualising
if students do not
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Mathema!cal / logical intelligence Good at: Maths, sequencing, organising, metabling
submit assessment items or require extensions on assessment items.
⇒
Musical / rhythmic intelligence Good at: interpre ng music, remembering songs/melodies
⇒
Physical / kinaesthe!c intelligence Good at: Sport, building things, coordina on, physical tasks
Should
you have any
queries orGood
concerns
regarding your
please
do not
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Intrapersonal
intelligence
at: understanding
self, son/daughter’s
not influenced byprogress
peer groups,
goals
⇒
Interpersonal
intelligence Good at: coaching/teaching, helping others, listening, group tasks
hesitate
to contact me.
⇒
Naturalis!c intelligence Good at: gardening, environmental issues, geography, fishing/camping
Kylie
Burns
Skilling
for RIGHTS
This
week,
our focus
turns from
‘Mates Ma!er’, a unit on compassion and care for peers, to ‘A
Head of Department
– Senior
Schooling
balancing act’. Students will experience the benefits and piDalls of balancing !me, exercise, leisure
and study. Here are some photos from our previous Skilling.
DATE CHANGES TO YEAR 12 SENIOR ENGLISH ASSESSMENT (ENG121A)
Unit 3 – Seen Exam – Narrative Transformation on One Flew Over The
Cuckoo’s Nest will now be on Tuesday May 26th.
And…
Unit 4 – Unseen Exam – Essay on The Great Gatsby will now be on Friday
June 19th.
Should you have any inquiries or concerns about your child’s learning or wellbeing, please contact
me.
Any questions, please contact Mr Stutz-Grimmond – [email protected]
Darran Stutz-Grimmond, Head of Department, Junior Secondary
SPORTS NEWS
Capella State High School
WELCOME
Welcome back to Capella High Sport for 2015.
proudly presents
CH & CAP SPORT TRIALS
•
Trials will be listed on notices (which will be read each day during form class).
•
Students will then see me to collect a permission note.
•
Notes should be returned ASAP to the office.
HIGH ON ARTS 2014
If a student fails to return the note, payment and transport form by the due date they will not be able to attend the trials.
Currently CH sport are still finalising some of the trial venues for sports, however, currently I have the following details on trials:
“The Adventures of the
Comic Book Artist”
Theatre restaurant and an evening showcasing the
artistic and performing talents of local students
Capella Cultural Centre
Thursday 23 October 2014
Art Show 6:30pm
Show 7:00pm
Dinner & Show $20.00
Tickets available from Capella SHS Office from Monday, 7 October 2014
SENIOR
JUNIOR SCHOOLING
SCHOOLING
Capella SHS
P&C Association
Camps
CPR
Thanks to all parents who have replied to informa!on about camps in a !mely way. Junior camps to
Airlie Beach
8s & ambulance
9s) and to Camp
Fairbairn,
Emerald (Year
7s) will
ahead.
I now
Thank
you to (Year
our local
officers
and committee
members
fordefinitely
deliveringgoCPR
to senior
move intoAllthe
final stages
theschool
planning
for these camps
and further
informa!on will be
students.
students
acrossofthe
havephase
now completed
CPR awareness
training.
released shortly.
Mock Interviews
AllMul<ple
Year 12s
have now completed mock interviews with local community members. Thank you to all
Intelligences
the
members
of the community
gave awareness
up their time
to interview
give students
meaningful
It is vital for students
to gain andwho
develop
of their
favouredand
learning
style as this
can help
feedback.
them build confidence, a stronger sense of iden!ty and learning habits and rou!nes which best suit
them. Increased understanding of these intelligences can even lead to a stronger sense of purpose in
Capella Show
determining career choice; and therefore mo!va!on at school. The ac!vi!es on pages 12 – 13 and on
Capella Show is on next Friday. Our students’ work will be on display in the pavilion; focusing on
page7s
17move
of thetoschool
diariesschool.
is a veryOur
helpful
set of will
ac!vi!es
which
help students
on, area
and
Year
secondary
students
also be
competing
in thereflect
covered
st
develop
understanding
of
themselves
as
learners.
Our
Radical
Readers
home
reading
program
(see
parading cattle and in junior judging.
a;achment via email) is loosely based on these Mul ple Intelligences, as suggested by Howard
Gardner.
All of us have strengths across mul!ple areas. These include:
Student
Absences
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Skilling
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This
week,
our focus
turns from
‘Mates Ma!er’, a unit on compassion and care for peers, to ‘A
Head of Department
– Senior
Schooling
balancing act’. Students will experience the benefits and piDalls of balancing !me, exercise, leisure
and study. Here are some photos from our previous Skilling.
$2 per ticket
3 for $5
DATE CHANGES TO YEAR 12 SENIOR ENGLISH ASSESSMENT (ENG121A)
Tickets can be purchased by contacting
Sally on 0438 270 095
Unit 3 – Seen Exam – Narrative Transformation on One Flew Over The
Cuckoo’s Nest will now be on Tuesday May 26th.
Drawn: 29th May 2015
All funds raised will be used
And… to help Capella SHS purchase
BYOD IT infrastructure
Unit 4 – Unseen Exam – Essay on The Great Gatsby will now be on Friday
Capella SHS P&C
PO BoxJune
124, Capella
19th. Qld 4723
[email protected]
Should you have any inquiries or concerns
about your child’s learning or wellbeing, please contact
ABN: 30 196 620 537
me.
Any questions, please contact Mr Stutz-Grimmond – [email protected]
Darran Stutz-Grimmond, Head of Department, Junior Secondary
SPORTS NEWS
WELCOME
P & C NEWS
Capella State High School
WelcomeAnother
back to productive
Capella High
Sport
2015.
term
hasfor
flown
past and we are reaching the half way point for Term 2. Our 1st meeting for the month was held on Tuesday
night
and discussion
CH & CAP
SPORT
TRIALS included fundraising activities for the remainder of the year and changes to the uniform shop.
proudly presents
•
Trials will be listed on notices (which will be read each day during form class).
We are well on our way to achieving our goal of raising $20,000 this year. Last term was very productive and between the Pie Drive &
• Students
will then
see mewe
to have
collectalready
a permission
Campdraft
Canteen
raised note.
a whopping $7000. Well done everyone and I must thank each and every volunteer who gave up
their
time
to
help
with
each
of
these
activities.
Students & Families did a great job selling pies and our 2 top student sellers were Shania Flana• Notes should be returned ASAP to the office.
gan and Clayton Parry. Both students will receive a tuckshop voucher for their efforts. Our first 100’s board was drawn on 31st March and the
If a student
fails to
return
note,
payment
winner
was
Juliethe
Terry
from
Sarina.and transport form by the due date they will not be able to attend the trials.
HIGH ON ARTS 2014
Currently CH sport are still finalising some of the trial venues for sports, however, currently I have the following details on trials:
“The Adventures of the
Comic Book Artist”
The Campdraft Canteen was a massive undertaking and I was extremely proud of the quality of the food we served during the weekend. We
sold over $11,000 in food and drink from Thursday night to Sunday afternoon. We have received nothing but positive feedback from the
Campdraft Committee and the public and I wish to thank each and every volunteer who gave up their time over the weekend to help out.
Without the help of each and every person the weekend would not have been such a success. I would like to especially thank the following
people:
•
Mrs Foley & Mrs Luhrs (for being there virtually all weekend)
•
Mrs Campbell (for helping me shop on Thursday & Friday)
•
Theatre restaurant and an evening showcasing the
Mrs Scarlett (for dashing to Emerald when we needed more food)
artistic and performing talents of local students
•
Mrs Spackman - Capella CDO, Kim & Ashley C (for giving up their time as community members to help out)
•
Simon – CCC (for lighting the pilots on the stove in the early hours of the morning)
Capella Cultural Centre
Uniforms, uniforms, uniforms. Well there is never a topic more likely to cause a stir than this. Capella SHS P&C support the CSHS Uniform
Code of 2015 and ask that all families be mindful of this when purchasing clothing and footwear for students to wear to school. As this year is a
transition year the school will allow students to wear garments from either the 2014 or 2015 dress code. This means that if your student has the
old style polo or maroon shorts they may still wear this until the start of next year. The same goes for the winter uniform. This year students may
wear grey tracksuit pants & jumpers (no hoodies) however next year all students should only be wearing the school colours of maroon for
tracksuit bottoms & tops.
Thursday 23 October 2014
Art Show 6:30pm
CSHS and your P&C recognise that uniforms are another cost associated with schooling and we urge any family who is finding it difficult to
purchase garments which comply with the dress code to approach the Principal, Mr Clarke to discuss the matter privately. Mr Clarke has
assured the P&C that the school will make every effort to work with families when it comes to this matter.
Show 7:00pm
A reminder to all families & students that the Uniform Shop is now only operating Wednesday 8am – 10am, Friday 11am – 2pm and by
appointment only on other days. We ask that you visit the Tuckshop Front Window for all uniform requirements. The school have kindly
provided a room at the back of F Block which we will be outfitting as a Uniform Shop and when it is all set up and ready to go we will let you
know.
Dinner & Show $20.00
Tickets available from Capella SHS Office from Monday, 7 October 2014
Keep a lookout in the next few days for raffle booklets coming home with your students as we are running a “Warm Up for Winter” raffle to be
drawn on 29th May. 1st Prize is a Nova Outdoor Gas Patio Heater valued at $299 & 2nd Prize is an Aztec Ceramic Firepit valued at $114. Tickets
are $2 each or 3 for $5. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the front of Capella Agencies this Saturday morning and again at the May
Lions Market on 24th May.
Our next meeting is 9th June at 6.30pm at Tieri Library. Everyone is welcome please come along and join in. We are also still looking for a
secretary for the remainder of the year.
Sally Whelan
President
Capella SHS P&C Assoc
0438 270 [email protected]
JUNIOR SCHOOLING
NEWS
QCS Update – LetSPORTS
the wri!ng
begin…
Prioritising
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wellbeing
enhance
the opportunities
for success,
it is
important
students
to learn
time.of
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week in QCS
prac!ceand
students’
further
unpacked elements
of the
wri!ng
task.for
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task makes
up to
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session
VOLLEYBALL
How
often
does
time
disappear
and
you
wonder
what
you
have
achieved
in
that
time?
This
is
called
Nothing
Time.
the first day of QCS and is held during a two hour and ten minute period. Within this !me students need to inves!gate the
⇒
Nothing time – is when you don’t plan what you are going to do and when you’re going to do it
supplied s!mulus, iden!fy the concept being explored through both visuals and print, develop a central idea that suits their
⇒
Something time – is when you plan what you are going to do and when you’re going to do it
Congratulations
to aSydnie
former student
Maddie
chosen
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easy right!
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in
the
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for the students
on the day that is an enormous amount
Prioritising
planning
your time
to convert
Nothing
into
th time.
out
of
QLD
Volleyball
trials.
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CAP
team
ended
up
finishing
6
to♦digest!
Use a Musts vs Options organiser to complete a list of what you want to do and when you want to do them
10 teams.
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Musts are things you are committed to – e.g. chores, school, homework, part-time jobs.
Therefore we have been inves!ga!ng planner op!ons, how to develop a central idea and then how to develop a text from the
♦
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planner
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in order
importance.
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luckOver
:) the coming weeks
we will con!nue to develop a planner and construct texts around the prescribed !me frames.
ANZAC Parade
Congratulations
to Taleah Green
and Keely
Coburn to
who
have
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but to increaseorliteracy
levels
th. Thanks enough
April 24emphasise
to all students
who took on
extra responsibility
either
participate
in our own remembrance,
by particiinpating
general.
in events on the Saturday. Thank you; your efforts are valued and appreciated.
Should you have any ques!ons rela!ng to what we are doing in class or would like more informa!on about the test please do
Goal Setting
not hesitate to email me at [email protected] or contact me at school.
Maths and English Teachers are currently working with all students to set Independent Learning Goals (ILGs) for this term.
All students are required to set a realistic goal with their teachers; then to demonstrate their effort with evidence of work towardsPerry
their goal. Achieving goals will gain students access to a reward day in the final week of term. Last term’s reward was
Jason
to enjoy popcorn and drinks and the movie, Big Hero 6. ILGs are scheduled to be emailed to parents by the end of week 4
QCS
thisCoordinator
term.
RUGBY UNION
Junior Camps
Our whole school off campus week takes place from August 10th – 14th. Our
Year 7 students will
be attending
Fairbairn
Dam
Congratulations
to Tyler
Gounder,
Hudson
whilst the Year 8 and 9 students will visit Airlie Beach. The focus for both Jeffrey,
camps is on
the development
of teamwork
Cody
Scarlett and
Mitchelland
Allen
leadership skills; and developing personal responsibility. Exact costs are who
unknown
at
this
stage
and
will
depend
on
numbers
were selected in the Central Highlands
but the Year 7 trip is expected to cost $100 - $150, whilst the Airlie BeachU15
trip may
cost Union
$400 – $500.
Rugby
team.We ask that you provide deposits to secure your child’s spot on camp. We require a $50 for Year 7 students and a $100 deposit for Year 8 and 9
students. Payment can be accepted by cash, or electronic funds transfer. Please complete the slip; which was sent out with
students on March 11th and write EFT if paying that way.
Should you have any enquiries about your child’s learning or wellbeing, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Darran Stutz-Grimmond, Head of Department, Junior Secondary
COWBOYS CAMP
Student’s name:
_____________________________________________________________
It is my unfortunate duty
to inform
youYear
that8 the proposed
excursion
to Townsville to see the North
Student’s Year Level:
Year 7
/
/
Year 9
(please circle)
Queensland Cowboys take on the Cronulla Sharks has been cancelled.
Camp deposit a3ached:
Year 7 (Fairbairn)
/
Year 8/9 (Airlie Beach)
(please circle)
This decision has been made due to the small numbers booked and paid by the required date. As a
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appreciate the effort made by all parents and guardians to provide thevery
opportunity for students.
By including this deposit, I commit to my student a!ending the Junior Camp, 2015 on August 10 – 14th.
Hopefully this camp will be able to be run again in the future. A letter has gone home with all students
who had paid that details how to process your refund.
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Signed: __________________________________________
Date: __________
Adam Silva
PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOUR DEPOSIT IS ENCLOSED IN AN ENVELOPE WITH YOUR CHILD’S NAME ON IT. Thank you :)
SPORTS NEWS
QCS Update –Capella
Let the wri!ng
begin…
State
High
WELCOME
School
Welcome back to Capella High Sport for 2015.
Last week in QCS prac!ce students’ further unpacked elements of the wri!ng task. This task makes up the morning session of
CH & CAP SPORT TRIALS
the first day of QCS and is held during a two hour and ten minute period. Within this !me students need to inves!gate the
• Trialssupplied
will be listed
on notices
(whichthe
willconcept
be read each
during form
class).both visuals and print, develop a central idea that suits their
s!mulus,
iden!fy
beingday
explored
through
chosen
genre
and
of no longer
• Students
will then
see
medevelop
to collectaatext
permission
note. than 600 words…sounds easy right! Well in normal circumstances without !me
restraints and other associated pressures that may be the case, but for the students on the day that is an enormous amount
• Notestoshould
be returned ASAP to the office.
digest!
If a student fails to return the note, payment and transport form by the due date they will not be able to attend the trials.
Therefore we have been inves!ga!ng planner op!ons, how to develop a central idea and then how to develop a text from the
Currently planner
CH sport in
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still with
finalising
of thecriteria.
trial venues
for pleasing
sports, however,
I have
following
details
trials:and from the prac!ce
QCSsome
marking
It was
to see currently
the input
fromthe
the
students
thison
week,
s!mulus I can safely say that each student had a diverse idea that would easily form a basis for a text. Over the coming weeks
we will con!nue to develop a planner and construct texts around the prescribed !me frames.
proudly presents
HIGH ON ARTS 2014
“The Adventures of the
Comic Book Artist”
If you are a QCS parent / caregiver please encourage your student to review our workbook notes and review the s!mulus. I
cannot emphasise enough the importance of reading, not only to help within this circumstance, but to increase literacy levels
in general.
Theatre restaurant and an evening showcasing the
artistic and performing talents of local students
Should you have any ques!ons rela!ng to what we are doing in class or would like more informa!on about the test please do
not hesitate to email me at [email protected] or contact me at school.
Jason Perry
QCS Coordinator
Capella Cultural Centre
Thursday 23 October 2014
Art Show 6:30pm
Show 7:00pm
Dinner & Show $20.00
Tickets available from Capella SHS Office from Monday, 7 October 2014
Year 12 Skilling – Rights with Responsibili!es
Last Friday the Year 12s hosted an aOernoon skilling session for the Year 10 and 11 students focusing on one of our school
values of Rights with Responsibili!es. The 12s first explained how the aOernoon would operate before dividing the two
cohorts in to three rota!onal groups. Within these groups the year 12 students led an ac!vity that encouraged group
par!cipa!on whilst focusing on the core characteris!cs that make up the selected school value.
The aOernoon was well received by both students and staff and it was pleasing to see the cohorts working together to
achieve a common goal. It is important that students work with other students from a variety of year levels to ins!l
mateship and trust amongst the school body. In three weeks !me the Year 11 students will be hos!ng a skilling aOernoon
similar to that of the Year 12s, focusing on another one of our school’s values.
Jason Perry and Kylie Burns
Year 12 Skilling Teachers
DATE CLAIMERS
JUNE
1
CH 12yUnion
CAP 12+ Cross Country Rock
1-3
Emerald Show
8
QUEENS BIRTHDAY
9
P&C Mee<ng 6.30pm
10
Capella
19
Celebra<on Assembly
22-23 QCS Prac<ce Test
24
CSHS Athle<c T&F
26
Last Day of term 1
End of SEM 1
29 June - 10 July School Holidays
JULY
13
Commence Term 3 SEM 2
14
P&C Mee<ng 6.30pm
Capella
20
CH 12y Athle<cs
Eisteddfod
If your child is interested in compe!ng in the 2015 CH Eisteddfod in Blackwater this
year, please ensure that you return your child's nomina!on form and money by the due
date (on the form) as the Eisteddfod commi;ee will not except any late nomina!ons.
Spare forms are available through the school office.
Thanks
Leanne Hilder
CH 13y+ Athle<cs
21
Parent/ Teacher Interviews
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