STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE
2R Woolooware Road North Woolooware NSW 2230
Website: www.woolooware-h.schools.nsw.edu.au
TERM 1 WEEK 10B
Phone: 9523 6752 Fax: 9527 3412
1 APRIL 2015
FROM THE SENIOR EXECUTIVE
A big thank-you to the parents who attended P&C this term. At
our last meeting Ms De Vos highlighted our focus on developing
positive mental health underpinned by the MindMatters
framework. This work will strengthen our welfare policy and
practices at the school. The discussions at P&C will inform the
activities that we provide for parents and their children in the
coming months. We are preparing a parent / child workshop on
cyber safety as a direct result of those discussions. More
information about this will be provided next term.
Our SRC have been hard at work again supporting The World's
Greatest Shave and preparing for Relay for Life. Congratulations
to our whole school community. We raised $3109 for cancer
research. Thank you to all the students and staff who shaved or
coloured their hair for the cause. The mathematics department has
not yet recovered!!!!
To all of our HSC students, please use the holidays to revisit and
reorganise your class notes, and develop a study timetable for next
term. By being organised, you will be in a better position to learn
well. Remember to take time out to enjoy the holidays and be with
family and friends too. It's very important to balance your time, to
stay fit and healthy and to be realistic about committing to a study
routine, so that you can get the best results out of year 12.
Congratulations to Mrs Moon, Ms Di Maio and year 12 students
who took part in the stress management session. From all accounts
it was highly beneficial and students who attended learnt some
helpful strategies.
This term, our teachers undertook a 3 hour workshop delivered by
renowned psychologist Andrew Fuller. We learnt about how
teenagers learn best and how we can ensure that our 21st century
students develop as confident and engaged learners and resilient
young men and women. We will continue with this professional
learning throughout the year. In future newsletters I will also share
some of Andrew Fuller's advice to parents with you.
I'd like to thank all of the hardworking staff (teachers and SASS) at Woolooware HS for another great term of
teaching and learning.
I'd like to wish students and their families, staff and our whole school community a very Happy Easter and a
relaxing break.
MS SIOKOS
PRINCIPAL
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NEWS
YEAR 9 COMMERCE
Year 9 Commerce put their shopping skills to the test at Miranda
Westfield in week 8. Students were tasked with using criteria to find
the best value electronic device on the market. Our tech heads,
gamers and shopaholics revelled in their element. We look forward
to their results being presented to class.
MR ROBERTS
SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHER
SELF DEFENCE YEAR 10 PASS
Year 10 PASS have been learning Self Defence in our practical classes. Taught by two trained and
professional instructors from the Sydney Self Defence Centre, we’ve learnt the basics plus some more
advanced skills. We all now confidently know how to block a curve and straight punch, perform a groin and
stomp kick and react to a dangerous situation if we ever do find ourselves in one. In the lessons we have also
learnt how to respect one another and our instructors, bowing and showing our thanks after every session and
our instructors have explained what self defence actually means. Self defence is not about violence and our
instructors said that they don’t represent that. Instead, they believe self defence is not about hurting someone
but stopping them hurting you and they encouraged us to think the same way.
Summing up the activity as a whole, we have taken away skills that will help us in life and we have had heaps
of fun too. Thanks to both our instructors and our PASS teachers Miss Smith & Mrs Gowan for organising
this truly unique and enjoyable experience
for everyone.
HANNAH VAN HAM
YEAR 10
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NEWS
BYOD LAPTOP ONENOTE TRAINING
On Tuesday, 10 March, all of year 9 took part in a training session to facilitate more effective use of their
BYOD laptops. Students were introduced to the Microsoft Office product OneNote. This program allows
students to effectively organise their classwork into subjects, units of work and lessons.
Students worked through the hands on session learning about creating notebooks, sections and pages;
inserting text and images; and tagging.
The step by step instructions have been uploaded to Moodle for future reference by students. Two different
sets of instructions for Apple products and for Windows products can be found in Moodle. Choose the
“School Notices” course, then “BYOD” and then “OneNote Training”.
Students worked in a engaged manner throughout the session and took full advantage of the opportunity to
upskill themselves.
MS STEPHENS & MR PURDON (TSO)
YEAR 11 ANCIENT HISTORY
Year 11 Ancient History have begun the year by studying the role of
the historian and archaeologist in piecing together the remains of the
distant past. Part of this study has involved considering a variety of
human remains – bodies of evidence.
Each student took on the role of a forensic pathologist and forensic
artist to investigate a specific ancient human remain. Students had to
be critical thinkers to determine the cause of death for their case via
research and recreation. Students presented their findings by
producing a small model of the body to go with their written research.
Students were able to compare their findings and interpretation with
peers. Students could consider the usefulness and reliability of
modern interpretation of ancient sources by identifying similarities
and differences in findings.
MS STEPHENS
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NEWS
YEAR 9 DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY - UNIT 1
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED STUDIES- HOME
ECONOMICS.
FOCUS AREA- JEWELLERY
Year 9 students have begun their journey into design using
jewellery as a medium of expression. While studying the
elements and principles of design, students learn the tools and
techniques of beaded jewellery manufacture. Additionally, they
research the historic aspects of jewellery, it’s role in society and
cultural significance. Students then follow the design process to
produce a range of contemporary pieces suitable for sale in a
market stall. An accompanying portfolio is produced to show
design development and evaluation of their final pieces.
Students have been creating practice pieces (bracelets, illusion
necklaces, earrings) and prototypes using a range of semiprecious stones, glass, plastic, wooden and crystal beads. They are
becoming familiar with jewellery “findings” such as shepherds
hooks, lobster clasps and crimps. Students are currently working
mainly with silver but may branch out depending on interest and
budget!
Watch this space for their final masterpieces!
MRS K MOOYMAN
CLASS TEACHER
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NEWS
SUMMER GRADE SPORT GRAND FINALS
Woolooware teams competed in seven grand finals on Thursday, 12 March with great results, winning a total
of five finals. Outstanding! We were the Premiers in the following grade sports:

Senior Boys Touch

Year 11 Girls Beach Volleyball

Junior Mixed Waterpolo

Senior Boys Volleyball

Junior Girls Basketball.
Also, we were Runners-Up in year 10 Girls Beach Volleyball and Junior Boys Touch.
Once again, Woolooware have proven to be a dominant school in the Port Hacking Zone Grade Sport
Competition. Congratulations to all students involved this season. Special thanks to Mrs Cox for fantastic
Grand Final photography.
MISS SMITH
SPORTS ORGANISER
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NEWS
STUDENTS IN THE NEWS
DYLAN (11) AND KIRSTEN (11) have been selected to represent Sydney East in the Golf Team to compete at
the NSWCHSSA Strokeplay/Matchplay Championships being held at Wentworth Falls and Blackheath at the end
of April.
SEAN (12) was selected to represent Sydney East in the Baseball team that competed at the NSWCHSSA Carnival
held at Lismore over three days in March.
CHARLES (11) AND PHOEBE (10) won a gold medal at the NSW Surf Life Saving Championships held during
March.
NAOMI (8) has been selected in the NSW Under 15 Hockey team competing at the Gold Coast in April.
PLI (11) competed in the show jumping at the Castle Hill Show 15 March and achieved 4th Place. Pli will also be
competing at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in April.
ASHLEY (8), LILLY (7), JAKE (11), HARRY (8), MEEKA (7), ROWAN (9), ZANE (8), LAUREN (8),
NATHAN (10), SOPHIE (7), ETHAN (11), CAMERON (9), BENJAMIN (9), PHILIPA (8), SARA (9),
MACKENZIE (10), CONOR (11), CHRISTOPHER (9), LAUREN (9), ZAC (7), JOSHUA (8),
MATTHEW (7), ABIGAIL (12), CHARLES (8) AND JAKE (9) have been selected to represent Sydney East in
the Swimming team competing at the NSWCHSSA Carnival held at SOPAC - Homebush over 3 days in March.
JOSHUA (9), THOMAS (12) AND BEN (12)
represented Sydney East in the Lawn Bowls teams
competing at Taren Point Bowling Club on Friday, 6
March
LAUREN (9) won a Bronze Medal at the NSW Age
Swimming Champions held in January.
CHS KNOCKOUT RESULTS
The Knockout competitions are well and truly underway, with a number of Woolooware teams competing in
a variety of sports at a number of venues! We’ve had success so far in Open Girls Touch, Open Girls Soccer,
Open Boys Basketball, Open Boys Softball, and Open Girls Softball.
We will keep you updated with the progress of our talented teams as the competition continues! Well done so
far!
BASEBALL REPORT
The Open Boys’ Baseball team is off and running on our 2015 campaign. Our first game against Heathcote
was actually quite tightly contested for much of the game; the boys held on to basically a four run margin
until late in the game when bats started to connect, leading to an 11-1 victory. Thanks again to Mrs Willems
for scoring on the day.
On a larger stage, and despite his efforts to underplay this, mention should be made of Shaun’s tremendous
achievement of being named Most Valued Player at the Softball Nationals. Also well done to our fantastic
Sydney East Baseball rep’s, Sean, Daniel, and Blake on their gold medal winning performance at the CHS
championships!
MRS K MOON
BOYS’ BASEBALL/SOFTBALL COORDINATOR
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NEWS
JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL
A big congratulations to the Junior Girls Basketball, Grade Sport, “Champions”! It was an impressive season
with only one loss. The girls proved their skills and sportsmanship by beating Sylvania in the grand final
26-21. The trophy proudly sits on Mrs. Chellin's desk until Mrs. Smith makes her return it.
(back row): Christy, Isabella, Tara, Paige, Amelia
(front row) Olivia, Isabel, Samara, Ms. Chellin
WHS CHEER TEAM
This week our first ever Woolooware Cheer Team
began training with their coach Laura at Shire Elite
Cheer at Taren Point. The Team is a mix of girls
from year 7 through to year 10. The girls were
enthusiastic and disciplined during the training
session and learnt some new cheer skills and moves.
They were assisted by Grace of year 11, who trains
and works at Shire Elite. The WHS Cheer Team will
be
competing
in
two
or
three
competitions in 2015 so watch this space!
MRS PEARD
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NEWS
OPEN WATERPOLO KNOCK OUT
GIRLS WATER POLO
On Tuesday, 10 March the Girls and Boys
competed in the Sydney East Open Water
polo KO Gala Day at Sutherland Pool. This
year we had an extremely young and
talented team .The girls played three games
on the day. The team with the most number
of wins goes through to play in the regional
final against Kirrawee.
The Girls first game was against
High, with a goal scored by us
opening seconds of the game.
continued to score throughout
defeating Caringbah 8-2.
Caringbah
within the
The girls
the game
The second game was against a very skilled Sydney Girls High. The girls displayed excellent defence during
this game to edge Sydney Girls away from the goals. We defeated Sydney Girls 8-4.
Our final game and definitely the hardest game was against Jannali. At half time we were down by one. There
was excellent work done by Nicole (10) in goals. Great attacking in the forwards by
Abbey (9), Sara (9), and Sophie (7). Equally as impressive in defence was Hollie (11).Unfortunately the girls
lost the match 7-4. However they played consistently well as a team and should be congratulated on their
efforts especially for such a young team in an Open competition. Well done girls!
The team consisted of Abbey, Sara, Yasmin, Nicole, Zoe, Lauren, Alana, Sophie, Samantha, Hollie, Caitlin
and Evie.
MRS HENNESSY
BOYS WATERPOLO
The following students represented Woolooware High School at the Open Boys’ Water Polo Knockout held
at Sutherland Leisure Centre on Tuesday, 10 March:- Jack, James, Rory, Cooper, Conor, Thomas, Jack, Liam,
Darcy, Rowan, Callum, and Jackson.
All boys performed to the best of their ability and provided spirited opposition to the other schools. The game
results were: Woolooware (5) versus Port Hacking (6), Woolooware (1) versus Sydney Boys (5) and
Woolooware (1) versus Cronulla High (7). Thomas was a standout in all aspects of the game and
Jack was strong as the goal keeper.
Considering that it was an open
competition and Woolooware were a young
team the experience and game time will
benefit the players for future years.
MR CHAPMAN
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NEWS
CHEMISTRY IN ACTION
Our year 12 Chemistry students performing experiments in their new lab coats.
A big thankyou to Mrs Mills and Mrs Luchi for making this possible.
Marie and Emma performing
some calculations.
Samuel burning magnesium with
Jason, Jack and Jacob mixing
chemicals.
Year 12 Chemistry Class
Jacob demonstrating the importance of safety.
Taylor and Georgia observing the pH of different
solutions.
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Bethany, Jason, Jacob and Thomas mixing some
chemicals.
Tahlia, Jason, Samuel, Ruwantha and Bethany
observing the combustion of ethanol.
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NEWS
VISUAL ARTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY NEWS
The start of the year is always exciting in Visual Arts. Our year 12 students begin their body of work journey
and students who have elected to do our course in years 9 and 11, set out to refine their skills and make art
that even surprises themselves! We have had a number of excursions already so that students can not only
learn about art, but be inspired.
Year 10 Art Gallery NSW: Artexpress and Pop Art
Photos by Ben
Years 9 , 11 and 12: Artexpress at Hazelhurst
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NEWS
VISUAL ARTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY NEWS
Years 9 , 11 and 12: Artexpress at Hazelhurst
Year 10 Photography: Cronulla field trip
Year 11 Photography: Tram Museum
Late last year…Melanie (year 12 2014) had her paintings exhibited at Hazelhurst Gallery
in the ‘Art Rules’ exhibition
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NEWS
OUR STAFF
GRADE SPORT GRAND FINALS
Get to know our staff by Hannah (y8)
Mr Yates (Teacher - CAPA)
Mr Yates is a member of the Creative and
Performing Arts Faculty. This year he teaches
years 7, 8, 9, 10 & 12 Photography or Visual
Arts.
Tell us about your teaching career.
I love teaching and being around young
people, giving students ideas about art and
enriching their lives. I started teaching in 1982 at James Ruse
Selective School and I was teaching at Engadine HS before
Woolooware HS.
What did you do in class this week that was really
interesting?
Watching year 8 understand the artworks of Jeffrey Smart and
enabling them to enjoy it.
Tell us something about yourself that we may not know.
During the 1990’s I swam the English channel a few times. I
enjoy going surfing and my favourite colour is indigo blue.
Mrs O’Connor (Teacher – Social Science)
Mrs O’Connor is a member of the of the
Social Science faculty. This year she teaches
years, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 Geography,
Commerce or Society & Culture.
Tell us about your teaching career.
It has been very satisfying and I have really
enjoyed teaching. I started teaching at Cambridge Park HS
and have also taught at Mackellar Girls HS and
Cranebrook HS.
What did you do in class this week that was really
interesting?
My senior year 12 Society & Culture class are learning
about social inclusion and exclusion which has instigated a
lot a discussion amongst students.
Tell us something about yourself that we may not know.
I am a bit of a thrill seeker, I have been sky diving and on a
hot air balloon ride. I love to snow ski, shop and socialise.
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NEWS
WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS
LEARNING PARTNERS - A WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS
This workshop aims to give parents the information skills and confidence to assist their children with schoolwork
or assignments at home. In 2015, we are including an introduction to the Study Skills Handbook, an online
resource which parents and students can work through together.
Parents will learn strategies to help their children with homework and assignments, look at very reliable sources
of information to use at home and explore our MOODLE site.
Bookings are essential for one of the two sessions which will be held in the School Library.
Tuesday, 5 May
2015 6pm – 8 pm
Wednesday, 20 May 2015 1.30 – 3.30pm
Term 2 Week 3
Term 2 Week 5
For more information, or to make a booking, please email:
[email protected] Subject : Learning Partners
Please provide names and a contact phone numbers, for the people attending, in your message and your preferred
session.
JANINE MAYNE
TEACHER LIBRARIAN
TRANSITION LEARNING COORDINATOR
YEAR 12 STRESS MANAGEMENT
We all encounter “stress”, but assessment and preparation for the HSC can be a daunting process for some
students. In an effort to help, year 12 students were invited to attend a session on Wednesday, 11 March with
psychologists from Caringbah Community Health Centre; the aim of the session being to provide direct support
for students who find assessment/exam procedures particularly debilitating.
Andrew and Chloe, the psychologists, explained to the students that stress is, in fact, the body’s normal, instinctive
response to a perceived threatening situation. Interestingly, Andrew likened the HSC year to a mountain climb, not
initially a comforting thought… However, when he then rationalised that, at this stage of their studies, they had
already climbed the bigger proportion of the mountain and had only to eclipse the summit, heartening glances
were exchanged around the room.
This group of fourteen students, who attended the session at the end of their usual school hours, should be
congratulated on the great commitment they have demonstrated towards not only their scholarship, but even more
importantly, their own wellbeing!
MRS K MOON
YEAR ADVISER
WOOLOOWARE AUXILIARY
Next Meeting:
9:30am Common Room - Tuesday, 12 May 2015
P&C
Next Meeting:
7:30pm Library - Wednesday, 6 May 2015
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ASSESSMENT
CALENDARS
Please check due
dates for tasks on
the school website.
Go to Assessments
on the Menu Bar and
follow the link to the
year group needed.
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NEWS
CAREERS INFORMATION
TRIAL-A-TRADE
Get a look behind the scenes of the foods and hospitality industries – find your passion, discover a career
pathway or even uncover a talent you never knew you had in a hands-on demonstration.
The trial-a-trade sessions are short, two hour glimpses into these exciting roles:

Aspiring chefs will learn their way around a commercial kitchen and hone their cooking skills.

Budding patissiers will learn some tricks of the trade

Up and coming baristas will learn about what it takes to become a star barista

Hospitality, events and tourism hopefuls will get a glimpse into the fast paced environment of on-site
events, food and beverage management and travel industry insights
Register
Individual sessions for each field each run on the following dates:
10am -12pm, Tuesday 14 April
10am -12pm, Tuesday 30 June
10am -12pm, Saturday 12 September
10am -12pm, Tuesday 29 September
Simply choose your preferred course and register at www.angliss.edu.au/register-for-trial-a-trade or contact
02 9125 5179 by phone or email [email protected] for further information.
Ground floor, 26-32 Waterloo St, Surry Hills NSW
Please note that these dates are in the school holidays
LOFTUS TAFE OUTDOOR REC TVET COURSE
Loftus TAFE are planning to run the Outdoor Rec TVET Course in Term 2. If any students are interested,
please send through Expressions of Interest as soon as you can. Forms are available from Mr West.
At this stage the course is locked in to the Tuesday delivery, plus some field trips. I have expressed our
interest for delivery on another day – stay tuned (maybe Term 4). These courses can equal 2 units for year
11 only.
DEFENCE FORCES
The Defence forces will be giving a presentation in the library on Thursday, May 7 during period 3. Any
student interested in a career in the Defence Forces should attend. You will need to register with Mr West to
attend before the presentation and not on the day.
CERTIFICATE 111 IN HORSEMANSHIP
The Australian Equine Institute encourages enrolments into the nationally recognised Australian Quality
Framework (AQF) 69797 Certificate 111 in Horsemanship (Riding, Handling and Behaviour)
This course is for students who have completed year 10 and are over 15 years and over who are looking to
enrol in an outside certificate 111 vocational qualifications to follow their dreams and goals.
Overview
The Certificate 111 in Horsemanship provides relevant and informative units of competency that will equip
students with skills and confidence to benefit both horse and rider. It may also provide a relevant pathway to
employment opportunities in the equine industry such as stable hand, groom and trail ride leader.
Course Outline
The course can be completed via part time study, flexible study, blended delivery and assessment (390hrs).
For more information please visit: www.horsecourse.com.au or call 1300 378 463
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NEWS
CAREERS INFORMATION
WORK EXPERIENCE - 000 HERO FOR A WEEK
The FRNSW Work Experience Program provides participating students with an overview of the roles of Fire
& Rescue NSW and its firefighters. It is delivered through both practical and theory sessions in a disciplined
and safe working environment. Through this program, school students gain insight into the FRNSW and
develop employment related skills to enhance their vocational education.
Work Experience with the Fire & Rescue NSW allows school students the opportunity to develop industryspecific skills and generic work skills in an authentic work environment.
FRNSW is acknowledged by the wider community for providing a work experience program that is highly
valued by students, parents and careers advisors.
This program is delivered by an experienced FRNSW Station Officer, via theory and practical activities, in a
safe and disciplined workplace environment. It includes visits to the FRNSW operational support areas and
fire stations.
Topics include:
•Roles and responsibilities of FRNSW, including specialist areas such as Hazmat, Rescue and Fire
Investigation units
•Occupational health and safety
•FRNSW employment conditions and recruitment information
•Fire behaviour and firefighting techniques
•Smoke awareness and fire safety information
•Understanding and using fire extinguishers
•Teamwork and communication
•Hose and hydrant and pump operation drills
•Safe driving (theory)
Where:
FRNSW Training College, Alexandria
Duration: 5 days (Monday to Friday)
Hours:
8am - 3pm
Transport: Participating students to find their own way to Alexandria. Public transport is directly opposite
the venue.
For more information please visit: www.fire.nsw.gov.au or Phone: 02 9318 4399.
[email protected]
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COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE - INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
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COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE - INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
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NEWS
INFORMATION
Enrichment, Education, Excitement - Become a Volunteer Host Family!
World Education Program (WEP) is inviting you to experience another culture in your own home
by becoming a volunteer host family to an international student arriving in July 2015. Our students
from Canada, Denmark, Ecuador, Italy, Belgium, the USA, and France are looking forward to
experiencing life in Australia, making new friends and becoming a member of an Australian family
soon.
"Wonderful - joyous - heartfelt. An absolutely wonderful idea and so beneficial for all involved, from
family to school friends. We truly feel Enrico is another member of our family."
- Marie - host mother of Enrico (Italy)
Hosting Is Fun! Find Out more!
Getting to know your student before he or she arrives brings fun and joy to everyone involved. To
help you make this important decision, contact WEP today to receive a full information pack for
your family.
Sylvia Kelly
Manager – Inbound Exchange Programs
Phone: 1300 884 733
Email: [email protected]
Online: http://www.wep.org.au
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CALENDAR AS AT 30/03/2015
WEEK 10B
WEEK 3A
Year 11 Assessments
M. 04/05/15
* Y10 Marine Camp
* Open Boys & Girls Touch KO
T. 05/05/15
* Uniform Shop 9:00am -10:00am
* Y10 Marine Camp
* Learning Partners Parent Workshop, 6:00pm
W. 01/04/15 * Y10 Marine, Snorkelling
* Open Boys Baseball
W. 06/05/15
* Y10 Marine Camp
* Aboriginal Culture incursion Y7
* P&C Meeting, 7:30pm
Th. 02/04/15 * End of Term 1
*
Th. 07/05/15
* Defence Force Careers talk
*
F. 03/04/15
F. 08/05/15
* Y9 Scripture
* Y12 Chemistry excursion
M. 30/03/15
T.
* Y10 Selma, Cronulla Cinema
*
31/03/15 * Uniform Shop 9:00am -10:00am
* Y7, 11 & 12 Parent/Teacher evening
* Good Friday
*
WEEK 1A
WEEK 4B
M. 20/04/15
* School Development Day
*
M. 11/05/15
*
*
T. 21/04/15
* Uniform Shop 9:00am -10:00am
* Students return
T. 12/05/15
* Uniform Shop 9:00am -10:00am
* WHS Auxiliary Meeting, 9:30am
* Y7 & Y9 NAPLAN
W. 22/04/15
* ANZAC Day Ceremony
*
W. 13/05/15
* Y7 & Y9 NAPLAN
* Y10 French excursion
Th. 23/04/15
*
*
Th. 14/05/15
* Y7 & Y9 NAPLAN
*
F. 24/04/15
* School Cross Country
*
F 15/05/15
* Y9 Scripture
* Y7 & Y9 NAPLAN (catch up day)
WEEK 2B
WEEK 5A
M. 27/04/15
* Y8 Indonesian, Taronga Zoo
*
M. 18/05/15
*
*
T. 28/04/15
* Uniform Shop 9:00am -10:00am
* Y10, 9 & 8 Parent/Teacher Evening
T. 19/05/15
* Uniform Shop 9:00am -10:00am
*
W. 29/04/15
*
*
W. 20/05/15
* Learning Partners Parent Workshop, 1:30pm
*
Th. 30/04/15
*
*
Th. 21/05/15
*
*
F. 1/05/15
* Y9 Scripture
*
F. 22/05/15
* School Athletics Carnival
*
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