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Beenleigh State High School Newsletter
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Principal's Report
Student Payments
Calendar of Events
Drama News
Regional Titration Competition
SEP News - Bee Hives
Rugby League Academy
NRL Talks
School Formal
Special Education Unit Launches into - I Can I Will
Lunch Time Concerts
Scholastic Book Fair
Brave Program
Parents/Carers Notice
Road Safety for our Students
Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL)
Aurasma 2015 at Beenleigh SHS
Email Addresses
Attendance & Lateness Notice
Beenleigh SHS App for Phone/Mobile
Southern Cross Cultural Exchange
Army Cadets
Triple P
Engineering at University of Queensland
PRINCIPAL'S REPORT
Principal Mr Matt O’Hanlon will be absent from school for the final 5 weeks of term 2 to complete a mandatory
professional development sabbatical as part of his National Partnership contract. I will be acting Principal until
the end of this term until Mr O’Hanlon returns for the start of term 3.
I have just recently returned along with school captain Lycharne Parkinson from a 15 day tour to Gallipoli and the
Western Front, as part of the 2015 Premiers Award commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC landing
of Gallipoli. Standing on the shores of ANZAC cove on ANZAC day, both Lycharne and I felt a strong bond to this
land as we both have family who served and fought during the Gallipoli campaign. The ANZAC Award Lead
Chaperone Glen Edwards proudly boasted that Lycharne’s commemoration of two family members, who bravely
fought in the brutal New Zealand battle of Chanuk Bair, was the best soldier commemoration he has ever
witnessed in his extensive background organising ANZAC commemoration events. Amongst 70 of the most
mature and intelligent students representing all of Queensland, Lycharne’s conduct and leadership were
exceptional as she was an outstanding ambassador for all of Beenleigh.
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Last week our years 7 & 9 students completed the National Literacy and Numeracy Tests. These tests assess
student performance in both Literacy and Numeracy and were conducted over Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday mornings. This national program provides student performance information to parents and the school
in relation to both our student performance and the group, and adds to the data collected in the year 3 & 5 tests.
Parents will receive a report on their child’s performance in September. Our students completed their tests and
many students felt it went OK. I was very impressed by the overall attitude of the students. The school will report
back to the community when we have our results. A big thank you to Mr Howe and Mr Middleton for their efforts
organizing these tests.
Our sports teams are about to start the winter run and we look forward to many good results and performances.
The summer season was successful for our students and Mr Massey & Mr Smith have both reported to me that
everything went fine. Good work sports people and keep it up!
Can I remind parents that the annual contribution should be paid by now. This money is used for subject
resources and consumables. If you have any problems making payment could you please contact me to arrange
a payment schedule.
We are approaching a stressful time for our students as exams soon dawn upon us. This time is especially
stressful for our seniors. In your discussions with your son/ daughter remind them that plenty of rest, water and a
healthy lifestyle is the best preparation for successful completion of their work.
MR GEORGE BARTLETT
ACTING PRINCIPAL
22 May, 2015
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STUDENT PAYMENTS
STUDENT RESOURCE FEES 2015
Senior subject levies have recently been sent home together with Rugby League and Multi Sports Academy.
Please note there have been slight increases in some subject levies from our original mail out.
The following changes are as follows:Rugby League Academy year 7, 8, 9
$ 95
Rugby League Academy year 10, 11, 12
$120
Agriculture Certificates
$100
(Note-Fee covers enrolment in one or more Ag Certificate)
Student ID cards have been issued. Please ensure that you have paid a deposit or made full payment on
your child’s Student Resources in order for them to receive there card.
BEENLEIGH STATE HIGH SCHOOL BANK DETAILS 2015
Account Name: Beenleigh SHS General A/C
BSB: 064 401
Account Number: 0090 1289
DETAIL: (Place student's name)
STOP PRESS
• P & C Meeting every 3rd Monday evening of the month at 5:30pm
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• If you wish to view the Electronic version of our newsletter, you could phone the office with your email
address or view on the website http://www.beenleigshs.eq.edu.au/ newsletter
• If you wish to have your newsletter forwarded to you by email, please call the office or email
[email protected]
• Students and Parents can assess and print up their timetable on their OneSchool page
BEENLEIGH STATE HIGH SCHOOL
RESPONSIBLE ELECTRONICA
POLICY SUMMARY
The Use of Personal Technology Devices at School
This policy summary reflects the importance the school places on students displaying courtesy, consideration
and respect for others whenever they are using personal technology devices.
◦ The school does not accept responsibility or liability for damaged or stolen electronica such as
mobile phones and other personal technology devices (e.g. IPods).
◦ Personal technologies must be turned off and out of sight during assemblies or classes.
◦ Personal technology should only be used in a classroom for learning under the explicit instruction
and direction of a teacher.
◦ Personal technology devices may be used during morning tea and lunch breaks and before and
after school.
◦ Teachers will remove electronica from students if they are not being used appropriately and they
will be returned to students within a reasonable time frame.
◦ Recording of behaviours or incidents such as fighting, pranks or bullying on personal electronica
is not permitted or legal. Recording of such incidences is an invasion of personal privacy and will
result in disciplinary action.
◦ Devices containing evidence of criminal offences may be reported to the police. In the event of
this occurring, police may take possession of such devices with students/parents advised to
contact Queensland Police Service directly.
◦ The school takes no responsibility for, and has no jurisdiction over, personal social network
content (e.g. Facebook, Twitter). Such matters should be referred to the Network Site itself (e.g.
Facebook) or the Queensland Police Service.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Date
Event
27 May
Beenleigh Masterchef
29 May
Year 11 & 12 Drama Excursion
29 & 30 May
Brisbane Careers & Employment Expo
1 - 5 June
Block Exams
2 & 3 June
Year 11 Geography Excursion
DRAMA NEWS
Our Senior Drama students recently attended QUT’s Garden Theatre production of “One Day of The Year”.
Students thoroughly enjoyed the live theatrical experience provided in our course of study. They were fantastic
patrons and are looking forward to future live theatre opportunities.
By Mr Clinch & Mrs Voight – Drama Teachers
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REGIONAL TITRATION COMPETITION
Winners! Titration Team displays excellence in Regional Titration Competition!
Beenleigh High Team places first in the region for titration! An outstanding achievement.
On Saturday 9th May, 2 teams from Beenleigh High competed at Griffith University, Nathan in the Regional
Titration competition. Students spent 1.5 hours using their titration skills and techniques to determine the
concentration of a solution of acetic acid correct to 4 decimal places. Chief organiser, Associate Professor Chris
Brown made comment on the high accuracy results produced by all 3 team members. When asked about their
winning strategy, all members agreed that it was their teamwork which made the difference. Students worked
collaboratively in teams of 3, to complete the procedure and calculations.
First Place
Matthew Canafe
Jarod Haase
Brooke Arps
Our winning team will to the State Final of the RACI Titration Competition, held at the University of Qld, St Lucia
in October.
Many thanks to all 6 students who took part in the Titration Competition and for their many lunch times that were
spent in preparation. You were all great ambassadors for your school. A big thank you to our Scientific
Operations Officer as well, for the preparation of our apparatus.
By Mrs Robbins – Science Teacher
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SEP NEWS - BEE HIVES
Starting last year as part of the SEP unit we began to harvest the bee hives and I must admit a few stings later,
the honey extracted is a big hit with the kids in the school who taste it and staff and people who purchase this
nectar from the Gods. Each batch keeps getting better. The next harvest will be in October. At the same time,
students in the SEP unit who wish to learn about beekeeping are helping out with extraction and are enjoying it
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immensely, especially the space suits, smokers, extraction and tastings. Happy days to the bees and future
products.
By Mr Begley – SEP teacher
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RUGBY LEAGUE ACADEMY
Rugby League – Term 2
Term 2 is a busy time for the Rugby League Academy (RLA), with all teams playing their competitions.
Logan District Interschool (Draw to be finalised)
In the inaugural year of the Year 7 Logan District Competition we will have two teams competing. The Year 8’s
will enter a team in the Year 8 division. The Year 9’s will also enter what is shaping to be two very competitive
teams. And the Year 11’s & 12’s will enter our “B” side too.
The Logan Districts Competition will consist of 5 rounds, followed by a Gala day (Dates and Draw TBA).
Broncos Challenge
The Year 10 boys have stepped up into the second-tier competition for southeast Queensland to challenge
themselves against some of the best schools and players in our region.
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Titans Challenge
The Year 11 & 12 boys will play in the Titans Challenge against Gold Coast schools. The boys are currently
undefeated. Keep it up boys.
Prior to game days coaches will provide an information sheet/draw outlining the game details and the team that
has been selected (parents are encouraged to ask students about this). Any students who have returned their
signed medical form will not be permitted to play.
ROUND 3
Beenleigh SHS def. St Michaels College 24-8
Beenleigh Tries: J. Sadler 2, D. Quinlan, D. Ngatuere-Wroe
Goals: M. Butterworth 2, T. Johnson 2
Man of the Match: J. Sadler
ROUND 4
Beenleigh SHS def. Merrimac SHS 52-12
Beenleigh Tries: M. Butterworth 2, C. Paniani-Orika 2, L. Togo. M. Hunkin, J. Gabriel, J. Sadler, D. NgatuereWroe
Goals: M. Butterworth 4, T. Johnson, D. Ngatuere-Wroe, D. Quinlan
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Man of the Match: D. Ngatuere-Wroe
By Mr Mackney - Rugby League Academy/Coach
RUGBY LEAGUE ACADEMY APPAREL
The shirts and shorts have arrived. Student who have paid their fees or set up Center-Pay will receive their
apparel. The socks should be arriving shortly. Please note that students are allowed to wear RLA clothing as
school uniform.
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Thanks Mr Ricketts – Rugby League Academy Co-Ordinator
NRL TALKS
On Friday the 8th of May were visited by current NRL player Pat O’Hanlon (Bulldogs) and former player and now
NRL Ambassador Tim Auremi. In addition to rugby league coaching and skill sessions, they also spoke with
students about some key issues. For the older students they spoke about the importance developing a
career/education pathway (having ‘Plan A’ and ‘Plan B’). Pat also communicated his passion for reading and
encouraged the kids to read for enjoyment. Thanking you to our special guests for their expertise and coaching.
By Mr Mackney - Rugby League Academy/Coach
CLICK ON HERE FOR SLIDESHOW OF MORE PHOTOS
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2015 YEAR 12 FORMAL
Venue: Dreamworld
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Date: Wednesday 18th November
Cost: $115.00 per student
Red Carpet: 5:45- 6:45pm Main Entry (Parents and friends are encouraged to attend)
Closed Formal Event: 6:45- 11pm (Billabong Restaurant)
An official permission note with all the details will be given to students at the start of next term.
Any further questions can be directed to Mrs Voight on 3442 3726.
SPECIAL EDUCATION UNIT LAUNCHES INTO I CAN I WILL
Last week on full school parade, Mrs McNaught and Mr Ricketts got jelly dunked by Conan from the I Can I Will
Foundation in aide of launching the I Can I Will Foundation at Beenleigh SHS.
Conan from I Can I Will spoke on parade and explained why he set up the Foundation. He said that there was a
lack of support for children with special needs from non-authoritative figures. So he got together with other
sports minded people and qualified personal trainers to improving the lives of children with special needs by
acting as 'Mentors' for students in schools on a weekly basis. I Can I Will run health & fitness based programs
completely free of charge on a regular basis to ensure we help every special needs child in need to boost their
self-confidence.They also influence older mainstream students within the schools to join us and become an 'I
Can I Will Mentor', strengthening the unity within the school & bridging the social gap between the mainstream
students and those with special needs.
Many SEP students have signed up to the program and are enjoying the training sessions held every Tuesday.
Soon we will be launching the second phase of the program where mainstream students can sign up to become
mentors. So watch this space….
By Ms McNaught – Head of Cirrculum Special Education
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LUNCH TIME CONCERTS
The themed lunch time concerts are hosted by the Arts Leadership Team and occur on Fridays once a fortnight.
The last two concerts, with the theme of ‘Beach Party’ and ‘Horror Show’ were great successes. The next
concert will be titled ‘Love is in the Air’. Please see Ms Nieuwenburg if you wish to perform!
CLICK HERE FOR SLIDESHOW OF MORE PHOTOS
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SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR
SAVE THE DATE – June 16 to June 23!
You’re invited to our inaugural Scholastic Book Fair with the theme of Kings, Queens & Castles. We’ll be open
for business up in the 900 block (near the school office) both before and after school as well as break times.
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There will be a huge range of books, suitable for readers aged 5-15, all at very reasonable prices. From as little
as $1.00 you could also purchase novelty items, posters and fun stationery.
The profits made from this Book Fair will contribute directly to our school community. There are heaps of
vouchers and prizes for students to win so keep an eye out for competition information over the next few weeks.
If you can volunteer some time to help, please contact Ms Currie by email [email protected] or the school
office. Looking forward to celebrating our Kings and Queens of reading here at Beenleigh State High School.
By Ms Currie – Flying Start Co-ordinator
BRAVE PROGRAM
The University of QLD in collaboration with beyond blue have developed the Brave program, a self-help program
for children aged 8 – 12 years and teens aged 12 – 17years.
It’s an interactive, online program for the prevention and treatment of childhood and adolescent anxiety. The
programs are free, and provide ways for children and teenagers to better cope with their worries. There are also
programs for parents.
This would be a useful resource to share with students and families managing anxiety.
Further information can be found here:
https://brave4you.psy.uq.edu.au/
By Miss Armitage – Guidance Officer
PARENTS/CARERS NOTICE
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• Parents/Carers please be aware that if your child is absent for any reason you must phone the absentee
line on 34423760. If for some reasons you haven’t contacted the absentee line, a SMS message is
deployed to the 1st contact person from student’s data - please reply. We attempt to do our very best in
communicating with the information we have.
• Many students are using their mobile phones to ring parents to get permission to leave. Unless someone
from the office has actually spoken to the parent/carer, then the student will not be signed out.
• Please understand that during class time it is very difficult to get messages through to students. Please
keep messages to emergencies only. If you need to drop off lunches, money or cooking etc, office staff
will endeavour to locate your child. However sometimes with outside school/classroom activities, this is
not always possible.
• If you wish your child to be signed out, please write a note with student’s name, date, time out and
parent’s or carer’s signature which is to be handed into the office in the morning so passes can be
arranged. Please be aware of school break times.
• Students can be contacted on their mobiles only during the lunch times (listed below).
A reminder that mobile phones must be turned off during class times.
SCHOOL COMMENCES
8:40am
CARE GROUP
8:50am
MORNING TEA
11:00am – 11:35am
LUNCH
1:40pm – 2:00pm
SCHOOL FINISH
2:45pm
ROAD SAFETY FOR OUR STUDENTS
Our school based police officer wishes to remind everyone that Alamein Street School Zone has a 40km/h limit
in operation 7am-9am and 2pm-4pm during school term. School grounds are restricted to an advisory 20km/h
limit for student safety.
Students are encouraged to use the school crossing staffed both before and after school situated outside gate 2
(opposite Aldi). Parents/carers are encouraged to remind their children to use this facility and to adhere to
responsible use of skateboards and bicycles when arriving and departing school. Students must wear a bicycle
helmet by law when riding a bicycle and risk personal injury and/or positive police action if they fail to comply.
Again this is paramount for student safety.
Please be extra vigilant for students, on pick up or drop off, and use caution when utilising the school bus zone
or the on-street car park outside the main gates on Savages Parade.
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By Constable Caunt - Beenleigh State High School Police Officer
POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR FOR LEARNING (PBL)
During week 3 & 4 our PBL focus has been WE CARE – Show courtesy and use appropriate language.
It is important that we teach our students how to speak respectfully to others and to mindful of their language.
Our current focus is on reminding students to follow teachers’ instructions in all settings around the school. It is
important that students understand that teachers have students’ wellbeing in mind when requesting them to do
something, whether this be during class time, during breaks or on the sporting field.
Congratulations to the following students who have been awarded PBL certificates. Keep up the great work.
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YEAR 7
YEAR 8
YEAR 9
YEAR 10
YEAR 11
YEAR 12
AWARDS
AWARDS
AWARDS
AWARDS
AWARDS
AWARDS
Jack Dawson
Bryce
Jaiden
Christopher
Mitchell
John
Hughes
Buckley
Dewey
Beal
Barnard
Malachi
Jamie-Lee
Josh Hobbs Demika
Dyllan
Ali Jawad
Farmer
McKee
Martin
WaltersGray
Pantelis
Jasmine
Caitlin
Nicolas
Zachary
Chloe
Stefanidakis-
Shill
Vincent
Stubbings
White
Muller
Bayly
AURASMA AT BEENLEIGH STATE HIGH SCHOOL
This year as a way to get our students and parents working with new technologies we have been busy creating
some magnets which are being handed out with this addition of the newsletter. On this magnet there are two
interactive icons. The first is a QR code and when you use any QR reader app you will find some instructions
about how to access our Aurasma channel. This is a free augmented reality app which we are using more and
more of throughout 2015. We are encouraging the students within their lessons to create their own videos to
engage with our displays within the school grounds. The second icon on the magnet can be scanned using
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Aurasma and will direct you to the latest addition of the newsletter. Therefore you can keep it on the fridge and
always have access to the latest news from our wonderful school.
By Mrs Wonnacott-Wakeham – Head of Curriculum Teacher Instruction
CLICK HERE FOR THE PDF INSTRUCTIONS OF AURASMA
EMAIL ADDRESSES
Communication between parents/caregivers and staff is very important to all members of staff at the Beenleigh
High School. We are asking parents/caregivers to provide their email address to the school via the school email
address: [email protected] Teachers want to use this form of communication also for sending
student assessment and progress throughout the year. The school newsletter is also sent via email on a
fortnightly basis. In using email we are all also helping our environment with less paper being used in printing of
the school newsletter.
ATTENDANCE & LATENESS NOTICES
Please read the flyer attached re attendance and lateness, this is very useful, important information for
parents/carers and your student.
CLICK HERE FOR THE PDF FLYER
BEENLEIGH SHS APP FOR PHONE/MOBILE
Be involved in our school community, keep yourself in touch and this provides you all the information from the
website. You can save school calendar dates to your personal mobile, access newsletters, news pages, twitter,
class times, forms and documents and annual reports.
You can download our Beenleigh SHS app to your phone/ mobile device? (In less than 1 minute)
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1. Download QSchools from the app store
2. Open the app
3. Search Beenleigh SHS
Click the star to add Beenleigh SHS to your favourites.
SOUTHERN CROSS CULTURAL EXCHANGE
Southern Cross Cultural Exchange is once again seeking volunteer host families to host international exchange
students arriving in July 2015 for a stay of one term, one semester or two semesters. LEARN ABOUT
YOURSELF!
As Marcel Proust, a late 19th Century novelist wrote : “ the real voyage of discovery consists not in
seeking new landscapes but having new eyes” . Volunteer to host an international high school student
arriving into Australia in July 2015 through Southern Cross Cultural Exchange and prepare to be amazed
at the way this unique and rewarding opportunity helps your family to become closer, to understand
themselves better and see the world in a new light.
Carefully selected students will arrive in July for one term , one semester or two semesters from France,
Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark. They will attend a local High
School, arrive with their own spending money and comprehensive health insurance cover – all arranged
by Southern Cross Cultural Exchange. To enquire about becoming a volunteer host family visit us at
www.scce.com.au email [email protected] or call us toll free on 1800 500 501, request our
international student profiles and capture the spirit of family and friendship.
Robert Lindsay
National Director
SOUTHERN CROSS CULTURAL EXCHANGE
Tel: +61 (0)3 9775 4711
Fax: +61 (0)3 9775 4971
Toll Free: 1800 500 501
Post: Locked Bag 1200, Mt Eliza, Victoria, Australia 3930
Web: www.scce.com.au
Email: [email protected]
ARMY CADETS
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11 ACU Logan
11 Nealdon Dr, Meadowbrook
If you have the Courage to try the unknown, the Initiative to solve different challenges, the ability to work in a
team environment
Then Australian Army Cadets (AAC) may be for you.
Our Open Day is on
30 May 2015
0800hrs till 1200hrs
Contact: Lt (AAC) Lyn Whitehead, Administration Officer Phone: 0403884050 Email:
[email protected]
Respect the rising generation under the Rising Sun.
TRIPLE P
Triple P @ Logan Uniting Church!
July — August 2015
The Triple P ‘Positive Parenting Program’ is one of the world’s most effective parenting programs. Triple P
doesn’t tell you how to be a parent, but it does give you a whole ‘tool box’ of ideas!
Triple P works by giving all parents the skills to raise confident, healthy children and teenagers and to build
stronger family relationships, (regardless of a family’s culture, country or situation).
Triple P Primary
Triple P Teen
(for parents of children of 12 years and
(for parents of children 2 years to 12 years)
over)
Dates:
Saturdays, 22 & 29 August
Dates:
Saturdays, 25 July & 1 August
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*Must attend both sessions
Time:
9-12 noon
Time:
9-12 noon
Location:
Logan Uniting Church
Location:
Logan Uniting Church
Workbook: $25 per family
Workbook: $25 per family
Bookings: Ph:
Bookings: Ph:
(07) 3387 5705 or
Email: [email protected]
(07) 3387 5705 or
Email: [email protected]
ENGINEERING AT UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
40 Alamein Street / PO Box 29
BEENLEIGH 4207 QLD
07 3442 3777
07 3442 3700
07 3442 3760
[email protected]
http://www.beenleigshs.eq.edu.au/
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