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No.
5
–
Term
2
:
29
March
2015
Kinross
College:
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www.kinrosscollege.wa.edu.au
DATES
FOR
YOUR
DIARY
–
2015
April
30
Interim
reports
‐
home
with
students
4
Parent
/
teacher
interview
evening
3.30
–
7.00pm
4
College
Board
meeting
6.30pm
7
Yr
10
Lightning
carnival
11
P
&
C
meeting
6.00
pm
May
12‐15
NAPLAN
testing
Years
7
and
9
Dear
Parents
and
Caregivers
At
the
end
of
first
term,
on
Thursday
2
April,
we
recognised
our
students
who
excelled
during
Term
One.
I
would
like
to
congratulate
these
students
for
their
perseverance,
responsibility
and
effort
during
the
term.
A
full
list
of
the
award
winners
is
contained
within
this
bulletin.
Everyone
and
indeed
every
student,
has
the
opportunity
to
achieve
to
their
own
full
potential.
Research
tells
us
that
those
students
who
persevere,
take
their
education
seriously
and
simply
give
their
best
to
all
opportunities
will
have
a
far
greater
chance
of
success
in
all
aspects
of
their
lives.
In
terms
of
what
a
student
did
yesterday
and
what
they
do
now,
will
in
the
majority
of
cases
be
what
they
will
do
tomorrow.
In
other
words
there
is
no
better
time
to
start
taking
their
education
seriously
than
today,
as
sure
enough,
there
is
another
student
in
another
school,
who
will
take
that
job,
that
career,
or
that
place
at
TAFE
or
University.
If
individuals
don’t
start
taking
their
educational
opportunities
seriously
now,
giving
it
their
best
efforts,
these
opportunities
will
be
taken
by
others.
On
Friday
24
April
we
conducted
our
Anzac
Day
service.
I
was
very
impressed
and
proud
of
all
students
of
Kinross
College,
who
behaved
appropriately
and
gave
the
ceremony
its
rightful
dignity.
A
huge
thanks
to
Ms
Tina
Nottle,
in
particular
and
the
many
staff
who
had
a
part
to
play
in
making
the
ceremony
memorable
for
all
who
attended.
The
Kinross
College
Rangers
led
the
service
with
all
the
military
style
and
ceremony
that
such
an
occasion
demands,
receiving
high
praise
from
all
visiting
dignitaries.
Many
of
the
same
Rangers
participated
in
the
Anzac
Day
march
through
Perth
on
Saturday
25
April.
I
think
the
effort
and
behaviour
of
all
students
at
Kinross
College
demonstrate
what
a
fine
group
of
students
we
have
and
how
they
can
all
rise
to
an
occasion.
Rod
Buckenara
Principal
Endeavour
awards
Term
1
2015
Subject
English
Maths
Science
S
&
E
T
&
E
Arts
PE
Year
7
Ansu
Halgryn
Rebecca
Guot
Ansu
Halgryn
Connor
McKay
Mikayla
Mann
Eloise
Rudkin
‐
Kade
Savage
Year
8
Orla
Jordan
Ebony
Jones
Tiannah
Hewitt
Adam
Smedley
Megan
Baker
Abbie
James
Grace
Tucker
Year
9
Jared
van
Tonder
Erin
Darwall
Jevon
Watson
Yvonne
Thomas
Lauren
Marshall
Matthew
McLean
Ethan
Davies
Year
10
Georgia
Green/Amber
Malaspina
Nicole
Wynd
Shaylyn
Calder
Ethan
Davies
Isobelle
Pitts
Brittanae
Jones
Moana
Edwards
YEAR
8
Jocelyn
Yao
Jocelyn
Yao
Isaac
Mulcrone
Riley
Castle
Tommy
Onion
Talia
Simpson
Tyla
Gough
YEAR
9
Rachel
Burstein
Chantell
Fourie
Rachel
Burstein
Rachel
Burstein
Jordan
Breiner‐Jensen
Amy
Dickerson
Katie
McNamara
YEAR
10
Cara
Atherton
Dario
Parker
Brooke
Montague
Cara
Atherton
Jack
Whitham
Isabelle
Morrison
Sophie
Holden
YEAR
8
Hayley
Mack/Ryan
English
Dina
Jamal
Jamie
Porteous
Zac
Clement
Juan
Scheffer
Natasha
Harris
Rhys
Mizon
Ryan
English
YEAR
9
Chantell
Fourie
Matthew
Sabadini
Chantell
Fourie
Charlotte
Law
Regan
Devine
Chantell
Fourie
Donavan
McLeod
Caelee
Ashworth
YEAR
10
Vladislav
Danilchuk
Georgia
Green
Jamie
Gray
Jack
Whitham
Amber
Khan
Neve
Willets
Tom
Pilcher
Indiah
Parker
Ettridge
Excellence
awards
Term
1
2015
English
Maths
Science
S
&
E
LOTE
T&E
‐
Endeavour
ART
‐
Endeavour
PE
YEAR
7
Emily
Dickson
Kellen
Dodsworth
Natasha
Burstein
Corey
Gallagher
Elke
van
Vuuren
Breyden
Hall
Jordan
Bates‐Pukura
Excellence
awards
Term
1
2015
English
Maths
Science
S
&
E
LOTE
T&E
‐
Endeavour
ART
‐
Endeavour
PE
Community
Service
Award
YEAR
7
Nurul
Izzah
Zulkernain
Jackson
Facey
Rhyce
Jarvis
Emily
Jenkins
Bradley
Maden
Taryn
Salmond
Luke
Reilly
Ansu
Halgryn
Congratulations
to
Omeara
Louange
‐
Year
8
student
Australian
championship
athletics
carnival
run
in
Perth
this
weekend
with
gold
medals
in
long
jump,
triple
jump
4x100
relay
and
a
bronze
medal
high
jump.
Only
4cm
off
beating
the
Australian
record
for
the
long
jump.
INTERIM
REPORTS
All
students
will
receive
an
Interim
School
Report
on
Thursday
30
April.
Please
check
your
child's
school
bag
at
this
time.
The
Interim
Report
sets
out
your
child’s
progress
for
the
year
to
date
and
importantly
their
attitudes
to
learning.
We
look
forward
to
seeing
many
of
you
at
the
parent
evening
on
May
4.
You
can
make
your
appointments
online
now.
Before
you
make
appointments,
you
will
need:
• A
copy
of
your
child’s
timetable
or
a
list
of
your
child’s
teachers
and
the
subject
they
teach
your
child.
• A
valid
email
address
to
receive
an
appointment
confirmation
email.
To
book
appointments
visit:
http://www.schoolinterviews.com.au
Use
this
unique
College
identifier
code:
AHEBP
If
you
do
not
have
access
the
Internet
please
make
contact
with
the
College
so
that
a
staff
member
can
assist
you
in
your
bookings.
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RANGER’S
NEWS/HOLIDAY
ACTIVITIES:
•
•
ANZAC
DAY
MARCH
2015
–
21
of
our
Kinross
Police
Rangers
proudly
participated
in
the
ANZAC
DAY
march
on
Saturday
25
April
in
the
city.
During
the
first
term
holiday
break,
29
Kinross
Police
Rangers
unselfishly
gave
up
their
time
to
work
with
local
police
from
the
Clarkson
and
Mindarie
stations
in
a
community
service
program
promoting
security.
During
the
course
of
two
days
the
students
assisted
police
to
fit
anti‐theft
screws
on
vehicle
licence
plates.
Over
100
cars
were
fitted
with
these
security
measures.
Overall,
there
was
excellent
feedback
for
our
Police
Rangers
from
the
Police
and
community
members
involved
on
both
days.
Particular
reference
was
made
to
their
positive
interactions
with
the
public
and
excellent
use
of
initiative.
TERMINATION
OF
THE
TAX
FILE
NUMBER
(TFN)
PROGRAM
THROUGH
SCHOOLS
The
Australian
Government
is
strengthening
proof
of
identity
(POI)
processes
through
a
standardised
national
approach
for
government
agencies.
The
Secondary
Schools
TFN
program
does
not
comply
with
these
guidelines
which
require
sighting
and
verification
of
original
proof
of
identity
documents.
How
can
students
apply
for
a
TFN?
Applying
online
and
presenting
POI
documents
at
a
participating
Australia
Post
Office
is
the
fastest
and
most
convenient
way
for
students
to
get
a
TFN.
More
information
on
applying
online
can
be
found
at
ato.gov.au
by
searching
for
’QC27248’
Students
who
are
unable
to
visit
a
participating
Australia
Post
office
will
need
to
complete
the
application
form
‘Tax
file
number
–
application’
or
‘enquiry
for
individuals’
form
(NAT
1432).
More
information
about
lodging
this
form
can
be
found
at
ato.gov.au
by
searching
for
’QC22604’
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
COMMUNITY
HEALTH
NURSE
IN
SECONDARY
SCHOOLS.
Hello,
my
name
is
Danielle
Gilsenan.
I
am
one
of
the
nurses
allocated
from
the
Northern
Metropolitan
Community
Nursing
Team
to
Kinross
College.
Our
nursing
team
covers
a
number
of
high
schools
across
the
region
and
is
available
on
different
days
during
each
school
term.
This
availability
can
be
accessed
via
the
front
office
at
the
College.
So
what
do
we
do
in
schools?
Our
work
primarily
concerns
prevention
of
illness
rather
than
cure.
This
includes,
but
is
not
exclusive
to;
• Providing
access
to
students
for
primary
health
care
and
health
counselling,
• Referral
to
health
and
other
services,
• Monitoring
and
follow
up
of
students
at
risk,
• Exploring
students’
individual
health
options,
• Assisting
students
to
make
personal
decisions
and
setting
goals,
• Working
with
the
College
to
promote
health
initiatives
such
as
mental
health
topics
within
the
Personal
Development
Programme,
• Supporting
teachers
to
identify,
monitor
and
manage
health
conditions
within
the
classroom
and
wider
school
community,
• Supporting
teachers
in
health‐related
curriculum,
• Providing
information
and
advice
to
students
and
their
families
so
they
may
make
informed
decisions
about
their
health,
well‐being
and
development.
Our
health
service
is
not
designed
to
provide
care
for
sick
students,
or
supply
medications
and
medical
supplies.
In
the
event
of
students
becoming
sick
or
sustaining
an
injury
whilst
at
school
we
ask
that
you
provide
the
school
with
information
listing
emergency
contact
people
(three
contact
people
if
possible)
who
would
be
available
to
arrange
transport,
care
and
treatment
for
your
child
as
required.
Within
the
fortnightly
e‐bulletin
we
will
be
discussing
a
different
topic
in
relation
to
health
that
parents
can
assist,
support
or
discuss
with
their
child.
Some
examples
of
topics
include
resilience,
self‐image
issues,
anti‐bullying,
immunisation,
drugs
and
alcohol,
cyber
safety
etc.
We
hope
that
you
find
this
information
useful.
Please
feel
free
to
email
or
ring
a
member
of
the
Community
Health
Nursing
team
for
further
advice
or
assistance,
or
if
there
is
a
topic
you
would
like
to
see
in
the
e‐bulletin.
THE
KINROSS
COLLEGE
P
&
C
–
NEXT
MEETING
When:
Monday
11
May
2015
at
6.00pm
Where:
Conference
room
at
Kinross
College
(just
near
the
main
entrance).
New
committee
members
are
required.
All
parents
and
caregivers
are
invited
to
attend
and
are
most
welcome.
If
you
would
like
to
contribute
a
small
amount
of
your
time,
please
contact
the
Secretary,
Jan
Callan,
for
further
information:
[email protected]
™
™
The
P&C
are
running
the
popular
‘Entertainment Book’
fundraiser
again
this
year.
Entertainment Books
contain
hundreds
of
valuable
25%
to
50%
off,
or
2‐for‐1
offers
from
top
Perth
restaurants,
cafés,
take‐away
chains,
attractions,
activities
and
hotel
accommodation.
20%
of
your
book
purchase
will
go
towards
Kinross
College.
This
year
the
2015
|
2016
Entertainment™
Memberships
are
available
in
two
formats:
Entertainment™
Book
–
offers
are
redeemed
via
Entertainment™
Gold
cards
and
vouchers,
as
per
previous
years;
• NEW
Entertainment™
Digital
Membership
–
allows
you
to
redeem
offers
directly
from
your
iPhone
or
Android
smart
phone
Entertainment
Books
and
Digital
Memberships
are
now
available
to
order,
using
the
link
in
the
attached
flyer.
Payment
is
by
Credit
Card
only,
using
the
secure
online
order
form
provided
by
the
Entertainment
Book
company
(see
flyer
attachments
below).
Books
will
be
available
early
in
May,
the
book
deliveries
will
be
made
directly
to
Kinross
College
for
parents
or
students
to
collect.
If
you
pre‐order
now,
you
will
be
issued
6
special
early
bird
orders,
dining
out
vouchers
from
local
establishments.
For
more
information
please
contact
Maxine
Crook,
phone:
0416
036
032,
email:
[email protected]
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PARENTING
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and
Headspace.
Please
follow
the
links
for
more
information
on
this
workshop,
all
are
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to
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Domestic and Family Violence Month
May is Domestic and Family Violence month. Domestic Violence is a form of
violence that can occur in any relationship. There are three different types
which include physical, social and emotional. You might be in an abusive
relationship if your partner:
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Tries to control your behaviour
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Makes you feel confused or like you are going 'crazy'
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If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic and family violence you can
seek help. For further information on domestic violence and where to seek help
visit ReachOut.
Win a $100 Outer Limitz voucher
Friday 20 March 2015 was the National Day of Action Against Bullying and
Violence. We want to know what you have done to support a friend being
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For further information and to get help for yourself or someone else
visit ReachOut or call Lifeline on 131114.
Girls Inc.
Girls Inc. will offer young women aged 12-18 years a safe place to hang out
and have fun in a supportive environment during school terms. This program
will start on 29 April at Anchors Youth Centre at Heathridge Leisure Centre
between 4.00pm and 6.00pm. For further information visit y-lounge.
Drop‐in
at
Edge
Youth
Centre
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Come and check out our newest youth space at Currambine Community
Centre, called Edge. Drop in is open between 3.00pm and 7.00pm on
Thursdays for young people 12-18 years. For further information please visit ylounge.
City of Joondalup Parenting Workshops
The City of Joondalup has teamed up with Headspace, Relationships Australia,
Mercy Care and The Fathering Project to deliver a series of workshops aimed
at building the capacity of parents and other adult role models in offering
support to young people.
There is a best practice for fathering - it’s not all guess work
Tuesday 5 May, 6.15pm - 8.30pm
Currambine Community Centre, 64 Delamere Avenue, Currambine
$10.00 - payable upon booking
This workshop will highlight the importance of positive male role models in the
lives of young men and women, offering practical tips on how to give your best
and get the most out of this important role. Book online.
Setting boundaries with teens
Tuesday 12 May, 6.15pm - 8.30pm
Joondalup Library, 102 Boas Avenue, Joondalup
$10.00 - payable upon booking
This workshop will explain how to develop a collaborative approach to setting
boundaries and consequences with young people. This parenting style
encourages teens to take ownership of their behaviour and enhances their
decision making skills. Book online.
Enhancing teen resilience and relationships
Tuesday 26 May, 6.15pm - 8.30pm
Joondalup Library, 102 Boas Avenue, Joondalup
$10.00 - payable upon booking
This workshop will assist caregivers to identify when a teen is struggling to
connect with others and bounce back from difficult circumstances. Importantly,
it will provide concrete advice on how you might partner with a young person in
order to enhance their social networks and resilience. Bookings are essential.
Book online.