friday 18th june 2021 - narroginag.wa.edu.au
TRANSCRIPT
FRIDAY 18th JUNE 2021
Dear parents carers and College
community
Celebrations
WA College of Agriculture-Narrogin would
like to congratulate Marcel Corasaniti in
gaining a place in the 16 Years and under
State Hockey Team Marcel will be involved in a number of
matches against other regional teams during July State
representation is an honour and often represents a significant
stepping stone in the ultimate achievement of senior and
national selection
This week we also celebrated a significant
birthday for Mrs Norwell We hope she
had a wonderful day
On Monday Miss Corsini will be
showcasing the STEM project developed
in partnership with Kojonup DHS Miss Corsini and Miss
McDonald began the project in 2019 with Kojonup DHS
joining the team as a Partnership School in 2020 All schools
involved will present at the STEM showcase at the Perth
Convention Centre on Monday 21st or Tuesday 22nd June
Student Wellbeing
We will be running a number of student wellbeing activities
next week The activities will begin on Tuesday with the first
in a series of sessions of the Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow
Woman programs These sessions will run in a three year
cycle covering a range of topics such as stereotypes
understanding feelings empowerment and positive self
image
Mrs Blakiston with the help of Residential staff has
organised the lsquoGreat Cookie Bake-offrsquo which will see dorms
compete against each other to earn the right to claim the
inaugural lsquoGolden Oven Mitt Trophyrsquo for the best home-made
cookies
Wednesday will see students creating an original costume as
part of a Recycled Fashion Show and Student Leaders running
tabloid games The students will also be introduced to the
Youth Early Intervention Project being coordinated by
Holyoake and rolled out through Secondary schools in the
Wheatbelt Region Students will be asked to complete a
survey to ascertain how well they know what services are
available to support their physical and mental health
Student Drivers
Students are to be reminded that having the ability to have a
vehicle at the College is a privilege Students must remain on
Good Standing and adhere to the rules laid out in the College
Operating Procedures
It has been noted that a number of students who drive
themselves to school are arriving late and often tired We ask
that parents ensure their child is well rested on Sunday night
if they are self driving
Medication
All medications need to be handed to the front office or
Residential Manager as per College guidelines Staff are able
to administer over the counter medication on a one off basis
such as Panadol All other medication must be accompanied
by appropriate paperwork signed by the parentcarer andor
GP Students are not to store any medication in their rooms
Uniforms
With holidays fast approaching please check your childrsquos
uniform and replace any damaged items over the break
Repeat offenders will have a photo taken of the damaged
items and parents will be notified so that a replacement
garment can be purchased
CAAC AGM
Mr Madson and I will attend the Combined Agricultural
Advisory Committee AGM today Topics on the agenda
include issues in recruitment of farm staff infrastructure and
draft budget Information will be shared with the College
Agricultural Advisory Committee in Term 3
PRINCIPAL - Clare Roser
Alternative to Country Week Program
Those students who are not attending
Country Week will still be expected to
attend school where they will be
following our normal program and
moving through Class Farm and Trades
on their normal days Students will
have some different activities during class Farm and the
Trade Workshops will be running as per normal Please
contact me if you have any queries about this week
Semester 1 Reports
Staff are finishing off Semester 1 reports for all students At
the end of term the College will be trialling a new method of
distributing reports to families We will still be sending out
the traditional links to download a copy of the Semester 1
Reports as well as uploading each studentrsquos reports to
Compass where they will remain for the duration of the
studentrsquos time here at the College (the emailed link is only
available for 28 days) Each student will receive a Class and
Trades Report a Farm Report and a Residential Report if they
are in residence
Year 11 First Aid Courses
Advanced notice that all Year 11 students will be completing
a First Aid Course during Week 2 of next term This will be run
alongside the Defensive Driving Course The First Aid Course
will contribute towards studentrsquos WACE and is a required part
of other qualifications Can you please ensure that your son
daughter is here for that week as it becomes very difficult and
disruptive to fit them in to another course at a later date
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL - Mark Pascoe
Hi All
We are nearly at the end of term 2 and
I wonder where is the year going
Over the past few weekends the
students have been kept busy with a
trip to Carousel had a taste testing
competition where there were a lot of
laughs had a treasure hunt around the College which looked
like a lot of fun and also town runs etc
Over the term we offered an excursion every weekend but
unfortunately due to the low numbers of students supporting
these we have had to cancel them We hope to get out a bit
more next term
Over the holidays we have two groups using the College
facilities so all students will need to clear out their rooms We
would like students to remove everything from their rooms
they will not be able to store anything in their wardrobe
however they can store belongings in the storeroom
attached to their dorm For those who have to travel a long
distance or catch a plane home we will also provide extra
storage space for them Students who are attending Country
Week will need to be organised the weekend before they go
A couple of reminders regarding leave -
when you mark ldquootherrdquo or ldquoother studentrdquo for the
transport for your child it is important that you name
this person in the notes section
can you please only mark parent in transport if you are
collecting your child and not if someone elsersquos parent
is collecting them
that you or whomever is collecting your child comes to
the window at the duty room and sees a staff member
a reminder to students to make sure they sign out and
see a staff member at the duty room before they leave
the College
Country Week is just around the corner we are all looking
forward to a great week of sports fun and making lasting
memories Organisation for our ball is underway and things
are looking great information and permission letters will be
out soon
Thank you
Heather Rae
RESIDENTIAL MANAGER - Heather Rae
It has been a big couple of weeks and
staff are now busy marking and
reporting for Semester One As a
group the class staff were really
impressed with how the Year 10
cohort approached their first round of
exams here at the College Most
students took a serious and mature approach to their study
accessing after school support and trying a range of study
techniques such as flash cards mind maps summary notes
and practice exam questions For some Year 11 students this
was also their first round of exams and thus a big learning
curve but most students handled it really well
It is an exciting and unsettling time for Year 12 students who
are at the point in the year when they realise that they only
have a short amount of time left here at the College and it
can be difficult to remain focused on study With only one
term left to go please encourage your child to make the most
of that time and focus on completing class work
assessments competencies and so on so that they achieve
the results that best reflect the skills and knowledge gained
over this last term
Our staff are working hard to create a positive learning
environment to help our students do the best they can which
can even include having the opportunity to enjoy some rare
winter sunshine while reading their novels in English or
creating onion slides to view under the microscope in
Science With only two weeks left of this term we are
looking forward to enjoying Wellbeing Day next week and the
host of activities that have been planned to wrap up a busy
term in a fun and positive way
HEAD OF TEACHING AND LEARNING - Leanne Sjollema
PREFECTrsquoS WRITE-UP ndash Jade Hutton
Hello everyone
It is now week 9 of term 2 the year 12rsquos
are all certainly counting down
This week has been pretty exciting as
everyone is looking forward to Country
Week they all received their Country
Week uniforms and the year 12rsquos have
also got their leavers gear the whole school body is looking
flash
Coming up next week we are having a social involving pizza
for dinner and a movie On Wednesday we are running a
Wellbeing day where all the students get a little break from all
the chaos of this term there will be lots of fun games and
bonding activities that we hope everyone can participate in
Thankyou
Jade Hutton
ALL YEARS COLLEGE YEARBOOK
The 2021 whole College Yearbook is currently being compiled
The book is $30 and this cost can be placed onto your account
If you would like to order one please place your order by Friday 28th August
An order form was attached to the College Chronicle dated 23rd April 2021
CLASS TEACHER - Danielle Quinn
Year 10 students are currently participating in the Keys4Life Road Safety Program
On Friday 4th June parents and students attended an information session presented by Ann Rintoul the Coordinator of the Road Safety and Drug Education Program
Many thanks to the parents who shared their thoughts and experiences with the students to illustrate how we may all become safer drivers
This week Year 10s have been looking at the composition of
plant and animal cells as part of our Biology Unit in
Science We did an experiment where we looked at the cells
of an onion using a microscope We discovered that by using
a very thin layer of onion and some dye we could see
individual cell walls and even some cell nuclei
CLASS TEACHER (Relief) - Rachel Hodgson
Onion skin
Trades Training Centre
As the majority of us are away for the
next College Chronicle I would like to
take this opportunity to congratulate
the students and Trades staff on a
term of hard work and progress
Term 2 is always a tricky term with
the weather being colder and the days shorter The Trades
Training Centre has been a hive of activity with many great
projects and jobs on the go On reviewing the Year 12rsquos
progress we are looking to have most qualifications
completed by the last days of Term 3 allowing students to
focus on finishing projects and spending time on
uncompleted works outside of the Trades Centre
As Open Day approaches students are working very hard to
have their projects completed to display on the day Once
again we will be running a student competition in Engineering
and Furniture Making for the Peoplersquos Choice Award So
please if you are attending this yearrsquos Open Day on Friday 10th
September drop by and vote for one of the studentrsquos
projects in each area It is a great initiative to get the students
moving and they show great pride in presenting their
creations We look forward to seeing you all then
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
Dear parents carers and College
community
Celebrations
WA College of Agriculture-Narrogin would
like to congratulate Marcel Corasaniti in
gaining a place in the 16 Years and under
State Hockey Team Marcel will be involved in a number of
matches against other regional teams during July State
representation is an honour and often represents a significant
stepping stone in the ultimate achievement of senior and
national selection
This week we also celebrated a significant
birthday for Mrs Norwell We hope she
had a wonderful day
On Monday Miss Corsini will be
showcasing the STEM project developed
in partnership with Kojonup DHS Miss Corsini and Miss
McDonald began the project in 2019 with Kojonup DHS
joining the team as a Partnership School in 2020 All schools
involved will present at the STEM showcase at the Perth
Convention Centre on Monday 21st or Tuesday 22nd June
Student Wellbeing
We will be running a number of student wellbeing activities
next week The activities will begin on Tuesday with the first
in a series of sessions of the Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow
Woman programs These sessions will run in a three year
cycle covering a range of topics such as stereotypes
understanding feelings empowerment and positive self
image
Mrs Blakiston with the help of Residential staff has
organised the lsquoGreat Cookie Bake-offrsquo which will see dorms
compete against each other to earn the right to claim the
inaugural lsquoGolden Oven Mitt Trophyrsquo for the best home-made
cookies
Wednesday will see students creating an original costume as
part of a Recycled Fashion Show and Student Leaders running
tabloid games The students will also be introduced to the
Youth Early Intervention Project being coordinated by
Holyoake and rolled out through Secondary schools in the
Wheatbelt Region Students will be asked to complete a
survey to ascertain how well they know what services are
available to support their physical and mental health
Student Drivers
Students are to be reminded that having the ability to have a
vehicle at the College is a privilege Students must remain on
Good Standing and adhere to the rules laid out in the College
Operating Procedures
It has been noted that a number of students who drive
themselves to school are arriving late and often tired We ask
that parents ensure their child is well rested on Sunday night
if they are self driving
Medication
All medications need to be handed to the front office or
Residential Manager as per College guidelines Staff are able
to administer over the counter medication on a one off basis
such as Panadol All other medication must be accompanied
by appropriate paperwork signed by the parentcarer andor
GP Students are not to store any medication in their rooms
Uniforms
With holidays fast approaching please check your childrsquos
uniform and replace any damaged items over the break
Repeat offenders will have a photo taken of the damaged
items and parents will be notified so that a replacement
garment can be purchased
CAAC AGM
Mr Madson and I will attend the Combined Agricultural
Advisory Committee AGM today Topics on the agenda
include issues in recruitment of farm staff infrastructure and
draft budget Information will be shared with the College
Agricultural Advisory Committee in Term 3
PRINCIPAL - Clare Roser
Alternative to Country Week Program
Those students who are not attending
Country Week will still be expected to
attend school where they will be
following our normal program and
moving through Class Farm and Trades
on their normal days Students will
have some different activities during class Farm and the
Trade Workshops will be running as per normal Please
contact me if you have any queries about this week
Semester 1 Reports
Staff are finishing off Semester 1 reports for all students At
the end of term the College will be trialling a new method of
distributing reports to families We will still be sending out
the traditional links to download a copy of the Semester 1
Reports as well as uploading each studentrsquos reports to
Compass where they will remain for the duration of the
studentrsquos time here at the College (the emailed link is only
available for 28 days) Each student will receive a Class and
Trades Report a Farm Report and a Residential Report if they
are in residence
Year 11 First Aid Courses
Advanced notice that all Year 11 students will be completing
a First Aid Course during Week 2 of next term This will be run
alongside the Defensive Driving Course The First Aid Course
will contribute towards studentrsquos WACE and is a required part
of other qualifications Can you please ensure that your son
daughter is here for that week as it becomes very difficult and
disruptive to fit them in to another course at a later date
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL - Mark Pascoe
Hi All
We are nearly at the end of term 2 and
I wonder where is the year going
Over the past few weekends the
students have been kept busy with a
trip to Carousel had a taste testing
competition where there were a lot of
laughs had a treasure hunt around the College which looked
like a lot of fun and also town runs etc
Over the term we offered an excursion every weekend but
unfortunately due to the low numbers of students supporting
these we have had to cancel them We hope to get out a bit
more next term
Over the holidays we have two groups using the College
facilities so all students will need to clear out their rooms We
would like students to remove everything from their rooms
they will not be able to store anything in their wardrobe
however they can store belongings in the storeroom
attached to their dorm For those who have to travel a long
distance or catch a plane home we will also provide extra
storage space for them Students who are attending Country
Week will need to be organised the weekend before they go
A couple of reminders regarding leave -
when you mark ldquootherrdquo or ldquoother studentrdquo for the
transport for your child it is important that you name
this person in the notes section
can you please only mark parent in transport if you are
collecting your child and not if someone elsersquos parent
is collecting them
that you or whomever is collecting your child comes to
the window at the duty room and sees a staff member
a reminder to students to make sure they sign out and
see a staff member at the duty room before they leave
the College
Country Week is just around the corner we are all looking
forward to a great week of sports fun and making lasting
memories Organisation for our ball is underway and things
are looking great information and permission letters will be
out soon
Thank you
Heather Rae
RESIDENTIAL MANAGER - Heather Rae
It has been a big couple of weeks and
staff are now busy marking and
reporting for Semester One As a
group the class staff were really
impressed with how the Year 10
cohort approached their first round of
exams here at the College Most
students took a serious and mature approach to their study
accessing after school support and trying a range of study
techniques such as flash cards mind maps summary notes
and practice exam questions For some Year 11 students this
was also their first round of exams and thus a big learning
curve but most students handled it really well
It is an exciting and unsettling time for Year 12 students who
are at the point in the year when they realise that they only
have a short amount of time left here at the College and it
can be difficult to remain focused on study With only one
term left to go please encourage your child to make the most
of that time and focus on completing class work
assessments competencies and so on so that they achieve
the results that best reflect the skills and knowledge gained
over this last term
Our staff are working hard to create a positive learning
environment to help our students do the best they can which
can even include having the opportunity to enjoy some rare
winter sunshine while reading their novels in English or
creating onion slides to view under the microscope in
Science With only two weeks left of this term we are
looking forward to enjoying Wellbeing Day next week and the
host of activities that have been planned to wrap up a busy
term in a fun and positive way
HEAD OF TEACHING AND LEARNING - Leanne Sjollema
PREFECTrsquoS WRITE-UP ndash Jade Hutton
Hello everyone
It is now week 9 of term 2 the year 12rsquos
are all certainly counting down
This week has been pretty exciting as
everyone is looking forward to Country
Week they all received their Country
Week uniforms and the year 12rsquos have
also got their leavers gear the whole school body is looking
flash
Coming up next week we are having a social involving pizza
for dinner and a movie On Wednesday we are running a
Wellbeing day where all the students get a little break from all
the chaos of this term there will be lots of fun games and
bonding activities that we hope everyone can participate in
Thankyou
Jade Hutton
ALL YEARS COLLEGE YEARBOOK
The 2021 whole College Yearbook is currently being compiled
The book is $30 and this cost can be placed onto your account
If you would like to order one please place your order by Friday 28th August
An order form was attached to the College Chronicle dated 23rd April 2021
CLASS TEACHER - Danielle Quinn
Year 10 students are currently participating in the Keys4Life Road Safety Program
On Friday 4th June parents and students attended an information session presented by Ann Rintoul the Coordinator of the Road Safety and Drug Education Program
Many thanks to the parents who shared their thoughts and experiences with the students to illustrate how we may all become safer drivers
This week Year 10s have been looking at the composition of
plant and animal cells as part of our Biology Unit in
Science We did an experiment where we looked at the cells
of an onion using a microscope We discovered that by using
a very thin layer of onion and some dye we could see
individual cell walls and even some cell nuclei
CLASS TEACHER (Relief) - Rachel Hodgson
Onion skin
Trades Training Centre
As the majority of us are away for the
next College Chronicle I would like to
take this opportunity to congratulate
the students and Trades staff on a
term of hard work and progress
Term 2 is always a tricky term with
the weather being colder and the days shorter The Trades
Training Centre has been a hive of activity with many great
projects and jobs on the go On reviewing the Year 12rsquos
progress we are looking to have most qualifications
completed by the last days of Term 3 allowing students to
focus on finishing projects and spending time on
uncompleted works outside of the Trades Centre
As Open Day approaches students are working very hard to
have their projects completed to display on the day Once
again we will be running a student competition in Engineering
and Furniture Making for the Peoplersquos Choice Award So
please if you are attending this yearrsquos Open Day on Friday 10th
September drop by and vote for one of the studentrsquos
projects in each area It is a great initiative to get the students
moving and they show great pride in presenting their
creations We look forward to seeing you all then
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
Alternative to Country Week Program
Those students who are not attending
Country Week will still be expected to
attend school where they will be
following our normal program and
moving through Class Farm and Trades
on their normal days Students will
have some different activities during class Farm and the
Trade Workshops will be running as per normal Please
contact me if you have any queries about this week
Semester 1 Reports
Staff are finishing off Semester 1 reports for all students At
the end of term the College will be trialling a new method of
distributing reports to families We will still be sending out
the traditional links to download a copy of the Semester 1
Reports as well as uploading each studentrsquos reports to
Compass where they will remain for the duration of the
studentrsquos time here at the College (the emailed link is only
available for 28 days) Each student will receive a Class and
Trades Report a Farm Report and a Residential Report if they
are in residence
Year 11 First Aid Courses
Advanced notice that all Year 11 students will be completing
a First Aid Course during Week 2 of next term This will be run
alongside the Defensive Driving Course The First Aid Course
will contribute towards studentrsquos WACE and is a required part
of other qualifications Can you please ensure that your son
daughter is here for that week as it becomes very difficult and
disruptive to fit them in to another course at a later date
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL - Mark Pascoe
Hi All
We are nearly at the end of term 2 and
I wonder where is the year going
Over the past few weekends the
students have been kept busy with a
trip to Carousel had a taste testing
competition where there were a lot of
laughs had a treasure hunt around the College which looked
like a lot of fun and also town runs etc
Over the term we offered an excursion every weekend but
unfortunately due to the low numbers of students supporting
these we have had to cancel them We hope to get out a bit
more next term
Over the holidays we have two groups using the College
facilities so all students will need to clear out their rooms We
would like students to remove everything from their rooms
they will not be able to store anything in their wardrobe
however they can store belongings in the storeroom
attached to their dorm For those who have to travel a long
distance or catch a plane home we will also provide extra
storage space for them Students who are attending Country
Week will need to be organised the weekend before they go
A couple of reminders regarding leave -
when you mark ldquootherrdquo or ldquoother studentrdquo for the
transport for your child it is important that you name
this person in the notes section
can you please only mark parent in transport if you are
collecting your child and not if someone elsersquos parent
is collecting them
that you or whomever is collecting your child comes to
the window at the duty room and sees a staff member
a reminder to students to make sure they sign out and
see a staff member at the duty room before they leave
the College
Country Week is just around the corner we are all looking
forward to a great week of sports fun and making lasting
memories Organisation for our ball is underway and things
are looking great information and permission letters will be
out soon
Thank you
Heather Rae
RESIDENTIAL MANAGER - Heather Rae
It has been a big couple of weeks and
staff are now busy marking and
reporting for Semester One As a
group the class staff were really
impressed with how the Year 10
cohort approached their first round of
exams here at the College Most
students took a serious and mature approach to their study
accessing after school support and trying a range of study
techniques such as flash cards mind maps summary notes
and practice exam questions For some Year 11 students this
was also their first round of exams and thus a big learning
curve but most students handled it really well
It is an exciting and unsettling time for Year 12 students who
are at the point in the year when they realise that they only
have a short amount of time left here at the College and it
can be difficult to remain focused on study With only one
term left to go please encourage your child to make the most
of that time and focus on completing class work
assessments competencies and so on so that they achieve
the results that best reflect the skills and knowledge gained
over this last term
Our staff are working hard to create a positive learning
environment to help our students do the best they can which
can even include having the opportunity to enjoy some rare
winter sunshine while reading their novels in English or
creating onion slides to view under the microscope in
Science With only two weeks left of this term we are
looking forward to enjoying Wellbeing Day next week and the
host of activities that have been planned to wrap up a busy
term in a fun and positive way
HEAD OF TEACHING AND LEARNING - Leanne Sjollema
PREFECTrsquoS WRITE-UP ndash Jade Hutton
Hello everyone
It is now week 9 of term 2 the year 12rsquos
are all certainly counting down
This week has been pretty exciting as
everyone is looking forward to Country
Week they all received their Country
Week uniforms and the year 12rsquos have
also got their leavers gear the whole school body is looking
flash
Coming up next week we are having a social involving pizza
for dinner and a movie On Wednesday we are running a
Wellbeing day where all the students get a little break from all
the chaos of this term there will be lots of fun games and
bonding activities that we hope everyone can participate in
Thankyou
Jade Hutton
ALL YEARS COLLEGE YEARBOOK
The 2021 whole College Yearbook is currently being compiled
The book is $30 and this cost can be placed onto your account
If you would like to order one please place your order by Friday 28th August
An order form was attached to the College Chronicle dated 23rd April 2021
CLASS TEACHER - Danielle Quinn
Year 10 students are currently participating in the Keys4Life Road Safety Program
On Friday 4th June parents and students attended an information session presented by Ann Rintoul the Coordinator of the Road Safety and Drug Education Program
Many thanks to the parents who shared their thoughts and experiences with the students to illustrate how we may all become safer drivers
This week Year 10s have been looking at the composition of
plant and animal cells as part of our Biology Unit in
Science We did an experiment where we looked at the cells
of an onion using a microscope We discovered that by using
a very thin layer of onion and some dye we could see
individual cell walls and even some cell nuclei
CLASS TEACHER (Relief) - Rachel Hodgson
Onion skin
Trades Training Centre
As the majority of us are away for the
next College Chronicle I would like to
take this opportunity to congratulate
the students and Trades staff on a
term of hard work and progress
Term 2 is always a tricky term with
the weather being colder and the days shorter The Trades
Training Centre has been a hive of activity with many great
projects and jobs on the go On reviewing the Year 12rsquos
progress we are looking to have most qualifications
completed by the last days of Term 3 allowing students to
focus on finishing projects and spending time on
uncompleted works outside of the Trades Centre
As Open Day approaches students are working very hard to
have their projects completed to display on the day Once
again we will be running a student competition in Engineering
and Furniture Making for the Peoplersquos Choice Award So
please if you are attending this yearrsquos Open Day on Friday 10th
September drop by and vote for one of the studentrsquos
projects in each area It is a great initiative to get the students
moving and they show great pride in presenting their
creations We look forward to seeing you all then
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
It has been a big couple of weeks and
staff are now busy marking and
reporting for Semester One As a
group the class staff were really
impressed with how the Year 10
cohort approached their first round of
exams here at the College Most
students took a serious and mature approach to their study
accessing after school support and trying a range of study
techniques such as flash cards mind maps summary notes
and practice exam questions For some Year 11 students this
was also their first round of exams and thus a big learning
curve but most students handled it really well
It is an exciting and unsettling time for Year 12 students who
are at the point in the year when they realise that they only
have a short amount of time left here at the College and it
can be difficult to remain focused on study With only one
term left to go please encourage your child to make the most
of that time and focus on completing class work
assessments competencies and so on so that they achieve
the results that best reflect the skills and knowledge gained
over this last term
Our staff are working hard to create a positive learning
environment to help our students do the best they can which
can even include having the opportunity to enjoy some rare
winter sunshine while reading their novels in English or
creating onion slides to view under the microscope in
Science With only two weeks left of this term we are
looking forward to enjoying Wellbeing Day next week and the
host of activities that have been planned to wrap up a busy
term in a fun and positive way
HEAD OF TEACHING AND LEARNING - Leanne Sjollema
PREFECTrsquoS WRITE-UP ndash Jade Hutton
Hello everyone
It is now week 9 of term 2 the year 12rsquos
are all certainly counting down
This week has been pretty exciting as
everyone is looking forward to Country
Week they all received their Country
Week uniforms and the year 12rsquos have
also got their leavers gear the whole school body is looking
flash
Coming up next week we are having a social involving pizza
for dinner and a movie On Wednesday we are running a
Wellbeing day where all the students get a little break from all
the chaos of this term there will be lots of fun games and
bonding activities that we hope everyone can participate in
Thankyou
Jade Hutton
ALL YEARS COLLEGE YEARBOOK
The 2021 whole College Yearbook is currently being compiled
The book is $30 and this cost can be placed onto your account
If you would like to order one please place your order by Friday 28th August
An order form was attached to the College Chronicle dated 23rd April 2021
CLASS TEACHER - Danielle Quinn
Year 10 students are currently participating in the Keys4Life Road Safety Program
On Friday 4th June parents and students attended an information session presented by Ann Rintoul the Coordinator of the Road Safety and Drug Education Program
Many thanks to the parents who shared their thoughts and experiences with the students to illustrate how we may all become safer drivers
This week Year 10s have been looking at the composition of
plant and animal cells as part of our Biology Unit in
Science We did an experiment where we looked at the cells
of an onion using a microscope We discovered that by using
a very thin layer of onion and some dye we could see
individual cell walls and even some cell nuclei
CLASS TEACHER (Relief) - Rachel Hodgson
Onion skin
Trades Training Centre
As the majority of us are away for the
next College Chronicle I would like to
take this opportunity to congratulate
the students and Trades staff on a
term of hard work and progress
Term 2 is always a tricky term with
the weather being colder and the days shorter The Trades
Training Centre has been a hive of activity with many great
projects and jobs on the go On reviewing the Year 12rsquos
progress we are looking to have most qualifications
completed by the last days of Term 3 allowing students to
focus on finishing projects and spending time on
uncompleted works outside of the Trades Centre
As Open Day approaches students are working very hard to
have their projects completed to display on the day Once
again we will be running a student competition in Engineering
and Furniture Making for the Peoplersquos Choice Award So
please if you are attending this yearrsquos Open Day on Friday 10th
September drop by and vote for one of the studentrsquos
projects in each area It is a great initiative to get the students
moving and they show great pride in presenting their
creations We look forward to seeing you all then
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
CLASS TEACHER - Danielle Quinn
Year 10 students are currently participating in the Keys4Life Road Safety Program
On Friday 4th June parents and students attended an information session presented by Ann Rintoul the Coordinator of the Road Safety and Drug Education Program
Many thanks to the parents who shared their thoughts and experiences with the students to illustrate how we may all become safer drivers
This week Year 10s have been looking at the composition of
plant and animal cells as part of our Biology Unit in
Science We did an experiment where we looked at the cells
of an onion using a microscope We discovered that by using
a very thin layer of onion and some dye we could see
individual cell walls and even some cell nuclei
CLASS TEACHER (Relief) - Rachel Hodgson
Onion skin
Trades Training Centre
As the majority of us are away for the
next College Chronicle I would like to
take this opportunity to congratulate
the students and Trades staff on a
term of hard work and progress
Term 2 is always a tricky term with
the weather being colder and the days shorter The Trades
Training Centre has been a hive of activity with many great
projects and jobs on the go On reviewing the Year 12rsquos
progress we are looking to have most qualifications
completed by the last days of Term 3 allowing students to
focus on finishing projects and spending time on
uncompleted works outside of the Trades Centre
As Open Day approaches students are working very hard to
have their projects completed to display on the day Once
again we will be running a student competition in Engineering
and Furniture Making for the Peoplersquos Choice Award So
please if you are attending this yearrsquos Open Day on Friday 10th
September drop by and vote for one of the studentrsquos
projects in each area It is a great initiative to get the students
moving and they show great pride in presenting their
creations We look forward to seeing you all then
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
This week Year 10s have been looking at the composition of
plant and animal cells as part of our Biology Unit in
Science We did an experiment where we looked at the cells
of an onion using a microscope We discovered that by using
a very thin layer of onion and some dye we could see
individual cell walls and even some cell nuclei
CLASS TEACHER (Relief) - Rachel Hodgson
Onion skin
Trades Training Centre
As the majority of us are away for the
next College Chronicle I would like to
take this opportunity to congratulate
the students and Trades staff on a
term of hard work and progress
Term 2 is always a tricky term with
the weather being colder and the days shorter The Trades
Training Centre has been a hive of activity with many great
projects and jobs on the go On reviewing the Year 12rsquos
progress we are looking to have most qualifications
completed by the last days of Term 3 allowing students to
focus on finishing projects and spending time on
uncompleted works outside of the Trades Centre
As Open Day approaches students are working very hard to
have their projects completed to display on the day Once
again we will be running a student competition in Engineering
and Furniture Making for the Peoplersquos Choice Award So
please if you are attending this yearrsquos Open Day on Friday 10th
September drop by and vote for one of the studentrsquos
projects in each area It is a great initiative to get the students
moving and they show great pride in presenting their
creations We look forward to seeing you all then
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
Trades Training Centre
As the majority of us are away for the
next College Chronicle I would like to
take this opportunity to congratulate
the students and Trades staff on a
term of hard work and progress
Term 2 is always a tricky term with
the weather being colder and the days shorter The Trades
Training Centre has been a hive of activity with many great
projects and jobs on the go On reviewing the Year 12rsquos
progress we are looking to have most qualifications
completed by the last days of Term 3 allowing students to
focus on finishing projects and spending time on
uncompleted works outside of the Trades Centre
As Open Day approaches students are working very hard to
have their projects completed to display on the day Once
again we will be running a student competition in Engineering
and Furniture Making for the Peoplersquos Choice Award So
please if you are attending this yearrsquos Open Day on Friday 10th
September drop by and vote for one of the studentrsquos
projects in each area It is a great initiative to get the students
moving and they show great pride in presenting their
creations We look forward to seeing you all then
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
Country Week
An email was sent out last week to the Parents Carers who
have not sent back their consent forms We encourage you to
look through your emails to give the consent and not risk
your student missing out on such events due to parent carer
consent Phone calls will be made to those parents who have
still not returned the forms
This week students received their Country Week polo shirts
fixtures and rooming allocations Everything looks to be
locked in and we look forward to a very enjoyable last week
of term
If any parents and carers have any questions regarding
Country Week 2021 please do not hesitate to contact myself
at the College
HEAD OF TRADES - Mitchell Wray (Continued)
NSHS Vs WACoA Narrogin Sports Day
Last week we played against the Narrogin Senior High
Schoolrsquos Country Week team The students playing sports
were very competitive winning the Hockey and AFL matches
and going down in the other four sports Spectators were
brilliantly well behaved and had an enjoyable afternoon of
watching sport eating sausage sizzles and ice creams It was
great to see the two High Schools of Narrogin participate in
an event that allowed our students to socialise and compete
together
We will look at a similar event next year in the lead up to
Country Week 2022
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
If yoursquore not sure guess positively
Unhappy people take a situation in
which they are not sure and come to a
negative conclusion For example if they
arenrsquot certain why another person is
being nice they may assume that the
person must have a hidden agenda
Happy people take that same situation and guess the positive
possibility that is that the person is really nice
Henry is a seventy-year-old man who always had a good word
for his neighbours He lived modestly in a small home in the
country with only a wood stove for heat Over the years
Henry watched his home deteriorate steadily but he was too
old and had too little money to fix it up One of his
neighbours organised a group to virtually rebuild Henryrsquos
house giving it modern heat and plumbing Henry was
stunned by this Why were all these people taking such an
interest in him in his house Were they trying to change his
house so that it would make their houses worth more
Any situation can be viewed as an act of selfishness if thatrsquos
how you want to view it Taking this perspective makes us
cold critical and cynical And there is no way out of it
because a person we view negatively cannot do anything to
improve our impression of them We need to consider that
our perspective on what motivates people can either be a
source of comfort to us or a source of concern
Henryrsquos ultimate conclusion ldquoThese were just good people
doing a good thing and I thank them for itrdquo
In a study of adult self-esteem researchers found that people
who are happy with themselves take defeat and explain it
away treating it as an isolated incident that indicates nothing
about their ability People who are unhappy take defeat and
enlarge it making it stand for who they are and using it to
predict the outcomes of future events
CHAPLAIN - Sandie Blakiston (Mrs B)
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Baby and year one photos for Graduation amp Yearbook 2021 To make Graduation a more memorable experience we are asking all of the parents guardians
of the Year 12 students to loan us two photos of your son or daughter
1 Baby Photo (in clothing)
2 First day at school photo or a photo taken around their first year at school
You can post them in or drop them off at the front office Alternatively you can scan and email the photos to -
wendyhoggeducationwaeduau
You may collect the photos immediately after the Graduation Ceremony or we will send them back to you via registered mail
Thank you
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
ON FARM
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
ON FARM
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
Saturday 29th May - How Well Do You Know Your Snacks
On a cold and wintry Saturday afternoon Mrs Gill and Mrs
Dartnell organised a lsquoGame Timersquo with the students in
Residence
All students were invited to attend the Dining room to
participate after afternoon tea Out of the 34 students on
site there were three teams of six and one team of five
The first taste testing required the students to be blindfolded
Disposable masks were ideal for this exercise
Plastic spoons with the five secret ingredients were handed
to each to taste After a couple of minutes of debating
between themselves the blindfolds were removed and the
groups answers were entered on the Answer sheet
At the end the groups swapped their answer sheets with
another group for marking
They were surprized at the answer of the lsquoFive Ingredientsrsquo
being Oreo Cream biscuits broken up Pork crackle Cherry
tomatoes Sweet chilli sauce and melted marshmallows to
combine all together
The other categories were What flavour of Chip Of which
everyone guessed the six correct answers
Name the Cola Out of the five samples only one team had
two correct and the others only one correct
What flavour of Shape am I Two teams had all three correct
and two had only one
Am I sweet or unsweetened lemon drink and What brand
Only two teams managed to guess one correct out of the four
samples
The winning team with 14 points was Endangered Species
Team members were Aaron Schilling Patrick Murray Will
Nelson Tom Dolan Harry Dolan and Ben Hawley
With all the teams hotly debating each of the categories for
correct answers all had a great time enjoying themselves
The students were also surprised that they didnrsquot really know
their Cola drink varieties as well as they thought they did
Saturday 12th June - Can You Find Me
Saturday afternoon the call goes over the PA to all the
students who are in for the weekend for those who wish to
join in a ldquoFun Game Timerdquo 21 students gathered in the
Dining Room in teams of four and one of five
Mrs Gill and Mrs Dartnell had been busy creating a game that
involved the students for an hour in the glorious sunshine
Each team was given a two sided page with 20 questions
The rules were that there was a 30 minute time limit and the
area was within the Gym Duty Room and Farm Office Also
they were to keep a look out for four coloured plastic cones
scattered around the areas they were going to
First team back with the correct answers and within the 30
minutes would be the winners Teams were given a minute to
read through all the questions and then they were released
to search for the answers
Students were running everywhere and deep in discussions
between themselves eager to solve each question It was
great to see the excitement and enthusiasm from them all
A selection of the questions were
1 What is the name of the street the Principal lives on
Answer Julian Krieg Avenue
2 I am now a bird bath with a metal butterfly attached I
stand tall among other metal objects
Q1 What was my stand used for A Post Hole digger
Q2 Where am I A Farm Office
3 On my face and under my hands is the Eiffel Tower in
Paris
Q1 What am I A Clock
Q2 Where am I A In the Dining Room
4 Three plaques are on my walls I am not square I
am a A Gazebo
What are the names on the plaques A Monty Buttfield
Martin Jones John A Busch
The winning team with 30 points and a time of 2624 mins
was NANG
Congratulations to Alex Wasley Lucius Treasure Bailey
Greenwood and Cameron Eggers
RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISOR - Dee Dartnell
See photos on next page
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
Photos from CAN YOU FIND ME
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
Dylan Rader - Ex student 20152016
Congratulations to ex student Dylan Rader on winning the
following prestigious awards -
Overall South Regional TAFE Apprentice of the Year
South West student Apprentice of the Year
Construction Apprentice of the Year
Read more httpswwwbunburymailcomauan-array
-of-awards
LILY DEVEROUX - Ex student 20152016
After spending time living in Boddington and working at the bauxite mine Lily moved back to Perth and graduated from Murdoch with a double major in Conservation Biology and Environmental Management
Since December 2020 Lily has been working as an environmental technician for Workpower since December 2020 and has also done casual field work for an environmental consulting company for various mining and construction companies
The photo is of Lily completing field work near Newman
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
INFORMATION
AGRIBUSINESS AUSTRALIA SCHOLARSHIP
The 2021 Agribusiness Australia Scholarship is now open for applications from eligible high school students across Australia
It is open to students who intend to apply to enter university in 2022 to undertake an agriculture degree
As part of Agribusiness Australiarsquos key priority of encouraging students into the sector we award a $3000 scholarship each year This yearrsquos scholarship is being sponsored by our silver member Prime Super
Further details about the terms and conditions of the scholarship can be found in the application form which can be downloaded from the Agribusiness Australia website
The application deadline is noon on Monday 19 July 2021 and the scholarship winner will be announced by Prime Super at the Agribusiness Australia Annual General Meeting networking event on 30 August 2021
For queries contact -
Agribusiness Australia
Level 9 80 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Leonie Welsh Executive Officer
P 0455 951 402
leoniewelshagribusinessasnau
2021 MURDOCH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY
Sunday 18th July 10am - 4pm
It will be a different format than previous years commencing
with a lsquoWelcomersquo session available at five different times on
the day followed by a range of break out tours and
presentations
Due to Covid19 restrictions registration is essential to re-
serve a ticket to attend Open Day https
wwwmurdocheduaustudyopen-day Attendance is free
Due to limited capacity please register early https
wwweventbritecomauemurdoch-open-day-2021-tickets-
154668099449
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC
Position Available
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti
WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin
216 Cooraminning Road NARROGIN WA 6312
P 9881 9700 F 9881 9754
College email Narroginwacoaeducationwaeduau
College Residential email Narroginwacoaresidentialeducationwaeduau
College Administration email Narroginwacoaadmineducationwaeduau
Website wwwnarroginagwaeduau
Facebook WACOANarrogin
Instagram narroginagcollege
COLLEGE EVENTS Term 2
Tues 22 June Tomorrow Man amp Tomorrow Woman Mon 28 June - Fri 2nd July COUNTRY WEEK or alternate program onsite Fri 2nd July END of TERM 2
Term 3 Mon 19 July Students return after 3pm Wed 21 July Monday Timetable swap
Mon 26 - Thur 29 July Year 11 Short Courses
Wed 28 July NAIDOC Celebration
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August Year 12 WPL
Thur 26 August College Board Meeting - TBC P amp C Meeting 230pm
Fri 27 August Students leave at 230pm CLOSED WEEKEND
College Ball
Sun 29 August Residential students return after 3pm
The Term by Term Planner is regularly updated and can be viewed on the front page
of the College website by clicking on DOWNLOAD TERM PLANNER
STUDENT WEEKEND FARM ROSTER
19th amp 20th June Patrick Crapella Aiden Hine
Bailey Greenwood Aaron Schilling
26th amp 27th June Sienna Crowe Joel Reynolds
Mitchell Hallett Marcel Corasaniti