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INFORMATION BOOKLET

2019

www.holsworthy‐h.schools.nsw.edu.au

HOLSWORTHY

HIGH SCHOOL

HOLSWORTHY HIGH SCHOOL HUON CRESCENT HOLSWORTHY NSW 2173 Telephone: 9825 2888 Fax: 9825 1082 Email: holsworthy‐[email protected]

FOR MORE INFORMATION View the full school plan at or website:

h p://www.holsworthy‐h.schools.nsw.edu.au/our‐school/annual‐school‐report

For informa on about our school , programs and events please read our newsle er or Facebook page

h p://www.holsworthy‐h.schools.nsw.edu.au/newsle ers

h ps://www.facebook.com/HolsworthyHighSchool/

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HOLSWORTHY HIGH SCHOOL OUR VISION

Holsworthy High School adopts a holis c approach to educa on to maximise the academic, social and crea ve poten al of every student. Values such as persistence, excellence, inclusion and kindness underpin staff to student and student to student interac on. Quality teaching and learning ensures students are delivered challenging lessons that help to develop the whole student.

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We aim to promote and celebrate learning, resilience, effort and community in all

areas of school life through:

HIGH EXPECTATIONS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

Above state average growth in literacy and numeracy over the past 3 years Improving HSC results including 1st in the state for Informa on and Digital

Technology (2017) Increasing number of students gaining early entry to university courses

including Engineering, Law and Psychology

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR EVERY STUDENT

New student leadership program including rejuvenated SRC and innova ve senior student leadership team

Large variety of extra‐curricular ac vi es including sport, deba ng, dance ensembles and volunteering programs

Year 7 and 8 Enrichment classes

A SUPPORTIVE, CARING AND INCLUSIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

Specialised staff and support available for students with learning difficul es, students from defence force families and Aboriginal students

Timetabled Wellbeing lessons for years 7‐10 Strong Welfare team led by the Head Teacher Welfare and including Year

Advisers, Defence Transi on Mentor, Aboriginal Coordinators, Girls Coordinator and School Counsellors

AUTHENTIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

Strong rela onships with Community of Schools – Hammondville PS, Holsworthy PS and Wa le Grove PS

Support for students through effec ve partnerships with Junc on Works, Police School Liaison Officer, Reconnect and Headspace

Work placements with local businesses, educa onal programs with SCRAP to develop a community garden, fundraising for local RFS, dona ons from local Bunnings and E‐way to improve our grounds

COMMITTED, EXPERT STAFF SUPPORTING EVERY STUDENT

Staff run a variety of a er school clubs including Homework Club, Maths Boost and Art Club

Teachers regularly provide extra support for students through mentoring and holiday HSC classes

All staff engage in professional learning throughout each year including

mee ngs with local primary and high schools to further their own knowledge and skills

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Absences

A endance

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Map of School

Merit Scheme

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Bell mes 6 Mobile Phones 17

Canteen 25 Newsworthy 9

Counsellor 12 Parent Evenings 9

Defence Transi on Mentor 12 Parents and Ci zens Associa on 9

Early Leave 15 Reports 9

Enrichment Class 11 School Fees 23‐24

Extra Curricular Ac vi es 13‐14 Staff Carpark 15

First Aid 12 Student Portal Informa on 10

Futures Night 9 Student Welfare 16

Homework 16 Term Dates 2019 5

Lateness 15 Uniform 18‐22

Learning Centre 12 Who Can Help 7

Leaving School Grounds 15 Year Advisers Year 7, 2019 8

Library 12

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2019 TERM DATES

TERM 1

First Day Tuesday 29 January Staff only

Wednesday 30 January Years 7, 11, 12

Thursday 31 January Whole school

Last Day Friday 12 April

TERM 2

First Day Monday 29 April Staff only

Tuesday 30 April Whole school

Last Day Friday 5 July

TERM 3

First Day Monday 22 July Staff only

Tuesday 23 July Whole school

Last Day Friday 27 September

TERM 4

First Day Monday 14 October Whole school

Last Day Thursday 19 December Staff only

Last Day Friday 20 December Staff only

Last Day Wednesday 18 December Students

SCHOOL MAP

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BELL TIMES

Roll Call 8:40 ‐ 8:50

Period 1 8:50 ‐ 9:50

Period 2 9:50 ‐ 10:50

ASSEMBLY (Monday, Wednesday & Friday)

YEAR ASSEMBLY (Tuesday & Thursday)

10:50 ‐ 11:00

RECESS 11:00 ‐ 11:20

Period 3 11:20 ‐ 12:20

Period 4 12:20 ‐ 1:20

LUNCH 1:20 ‐ 2:00

Period 5 2:00 ‐ 3:00

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WHO CAN HELP?

PRINCIPAL Mark Watkins

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL YEARS 7, 9, 11 Mr Tim Grew

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL YEARS 8, 10, 12 Ms Julie Davis (Relieving)

TEACHERS IN CHARGE OF:

Accidents ‐ Ms J Davis Art ‐ Ms R Booker A endance ‐ Deputy Principals Bandroom ‐ Mr L Bjazevich Canteen ‐ Ms McDonald Careers ‐ Ms J. Brown Counsellors ‐ Ms D Collier / Mr E Fracarossi Deten on ‐ Mr G Pavone Deba ng ‐ Ms B Portolan Defence Transi on Mentor ‐ Mrs T Carr Early Leave ‐ Office Enrichment Class—Mr T Grew Enrolments ‐ Deputy Principals Fees ‐ Ms L Cole First Aid ‐ Mrs I Bankowski / Ms C Eisenhuth Integra on Support ‐ Ms L Kenneally Language ‐ Ms J Allen Learning Assistance ‐ Ms L Kenneally Level System ‐ Ms L Kenneally Library ‐ Ms B Dunn

Lost Property ‐ Office Merit System ‐ Ms B Harvey Music ‐ Ms J Allen NESA ‐ Mr Slater Performing Arts Coordinator ‐ Mr J Papac Rolls ‐ Mrs S Horsman Senior Leadership ‐ Ms B Harvey Sport ‐ Mr P Aroney Student Representa ve Council ‐ Ms J Brown Travel passes ‐ Mrs S Oud Uniforms ‐ Mr D Monte STUDENT ADVISERS: Year 7 ‐ Ms Stoppino / Mr Dasic Year 8 ‐ Ms S Siqueira / Mr M Al Khuzai Year 9 ‐ Ms Fenech / Mr Di Mar no Year 10 ‐ Ms Mikhail / Mr M Judge Year 11 ‐ Ms R Booker / Mr B Spyroulias Year12 ‐ Mrs B Harvey

HEAD TEACHERS

Administra on English HSIE Maths PDHPE, Music & Language Science & Visual Arts TAS Welfare Office Administra on Manager

Mr R Ponton Ms B Portoaln Ms M Walker Mr G Pavone Mr J Papac (Relieving) Mr D Roebuck Mr D Monte Ms L Kenneally (relieving) Mrs L Cole

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YEAR ADVISORS (whole school)

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Mr Judge Yr 10 Mr Spyroulias Yr11 Ms Booker Yr11 Mrs Harvey Yr12

Mr Al Khuzai Yr 8 Mr Di Mar no Yr9 Ms Fenech Yr9 Ms Mikhail Yr10

Ms Stoppino Yr 7 Mr Dasic Yr7 Ms Siqueira Yr8

COMMUNICATION

Clear and effec ve communica on with parents is important in every school. A variety of strategies are used to convey informa on to parents at Holsworthy High School.

Le ers or text messages are sent home when there are varia ons to the school day. Informa on may also be available on the school website, official school Facebook page and via the Parent Portal. If unsure about school organisa on please contact the Office.

Parents & Ci zens Associa on / School Council The school has an ac ve P&C Associa on. Mee ngs are held in the Library on the second Monday of every month commencing at 6.00 pm.

Membership is $1 and further informa on may be obtained by phoning the school. Details of the Office Bearers and their phone numbers will be distributed early in the school year.

All parents are welcome to a end. The school looks forward to a mutually rewarding associa on with our parents and to their interest and co‐opera on in our planning for the future.

Reports Reports are issued twice per year at the end of each semester.

If a parent requires urgent informa on concerning their child’s progress, an appointment can be made through the Office to consult with the Student Adviser, Head Teacher or relevant Deputy.

Parent / Teacher Evenings There will be two evenings held during the year where parents can discuss their child’s progress with classroom teachers. All parents are strongly encouraged to a end.

In 2019 these nights will be:

18 March ‐ Years 7 + 12 13 May ‐ Years 8‐11 21 August ‐ whole school

Futures Night Futures Night is held for the parents of students in Years 8 and 10. These are informa on nights that provide guidance about the career pathways, subject selec ons, ROSA and HSC requirements.

In 2019 Futures Night will be held on 12 August.

Newsworthy Newsworthy is the school news magazine and is available online through our website. Paper copies can also be obtained from the front office or the library. Each issue contains informa on from facul es, Year Advisers, Depu es and the Principal.

Holsworthy High School introduced a merit scheme designed by the SRC (Student Representa ve Council). The aim was to develop a simple merit system which recognises posi ve student behaviour or achievements in a mely and visible way. Students receive Merit Points from classroom teachers for a variety of reasons. They may also receive points for par cipa on in school ac vi es, performances, spor ng events, representa ve roles and volunteering.

When predetermined point levels are gained, students will receive a Yellow, Blue or White level award.

MERIT SCHEME

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ENRICHMENT CLASS

Holsworthy High School has an Enrichment class in Year 7 and Year 8 to cater to the needs of talented students. Talented students are those whose skills are dis nctly above average in one or more key learning area.

Research tells us that capable students can benefit greatly from working with others of similar ability. Not only do students have the opportunity to work with students of similar ability, they also enjoy challenging and more complex work. Teachers have developed programs that incorporate both accelerated and enriched learning.

Posi ons in the Year 7 Enrichment Class are dependent on student performance in literacy, numeracy and wri ng skills. Student primary school scores are reviewed in conjunc on with the results from this test for eligibility. Students who do not gain immediate first round entry may be put on a wai ng list for placement. Parents may choose to provide addi onal informa on about their child’s achievement, including test results from other schools and their primary school por olio. Students must be enrolled at Holsworthy High School for Year 7 the following year to be considered for this class.

The Enrichment Class will con nue in Year 8 in a combina on of English, Science, PDHPE, History and Geography. Mathema cs is metabled on a separate line and is graded according to individual academic achievement in Year 7. From Year 9 the core subjects are graded according to student achievement.

Posi ons in the Enrichment Class are reviewed at the end of each semester.

Please refer to the enrichment policy found on the school’s website. h p://www.holsworthy‐h.schools.nsw.edu.au/curriculum‐ac vi es/learning‐extension

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STUDENT SERVICES AND FACILITIES

Learning Centre The study area provides an opportunity for teachers to extend class work with enrichment ac vi es, individually or in small groups. The area also includes the senior study, which is used by senior classes as a study area when they do not have metabled lessons.

The Library is incorporated into the Learning Centre and is open to all students before school, at morning recess and lunch me. Students are welcome to use the library for research, homework, reading magazines or for general interest reading.

Students in Years 7‐10 may borrow up to four books for a two‐week period. Year 7 are given orienta on lessons at the start of the year and shown how to use our computerised catalogue.

Defence Transi on Mentor Mrs Carr is employed as a Defence Transi on Mentor. She is part of the school’s student support team and her role is to assist students during the transi on periods of reloca on for defence families. Students may approach Mrs Carr directly or parents may make an appointment. Her office is located in the Learning Centre.

Counselling School Counsellors are appointed to schools to provide counselling, assessment, advice or referral to outside agencies for students and parents regarding educa onal, social and personal support.

There is a counsellor on site three days per week. Students can see the counsellor to make an appointment and parents can make contact by telephone and / or make an appointment through the School Office.

Sickness and First Aid Students who suffer illness or minor injury during the course of the school day should inform their teacher and will be given whatever first aid is necessary.

As facili es for trea ng sick children are limited, please do not send children who are exhibi ng signs of illness to school. Whilst the school has several members of staff with a First Aid Cer ficate we do not have a resident nursing sister and consequently only minor first aid can be given. For more serious injuries the ambulance will be called and students taken to hospital. Where necessary and where possible, parents are contacted in cases of serious sickness or injury.

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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Band ‐ Ms Allen, Mr Bjazevich Students can form various popular music and rock bands and have the opportunity to use the bandroom during lunch mes for rehearsals.

Chess Club ‐ Mr Wiles Holsworthy High School has a strong chess club mee ng weekly and compe ng in interschool compe ons. Teams have been recognised as Regional Winners and State Finalists.

Deba ng and Public Speaking ‐ Ms Portolan Holsworthy High School has a strong tradi on of success in deba ng and public speaking. The school runs an excellent deba ng and public speaking program providing students with many opportuni es to par cipate in a range of compe ons.

Holsworthy teams have won the Premier’s Deba ng Challenge and been SSW Regional Winners and State Quarter Finalists along with being Zone Finalists on many occasions. Students are also encouraged to enter the Quota Interna onal Compe on, a pres gious annual speaking leadership event. Also, in 2018 a Year 7 student won the Stage 4 Armis ce Poetry Prize and had the honour of reci ng his poem in front of 2,000 people on Armis ce Day at Liverpool.

Games Club—Mr Osborne, Mr Radwanowski A games club meets on Thursday a ernoon. A large variety of games are offered including; board games, card games, miniature and dice games. A commi ed core group a end every week and others a end when they are available. Games are a great way for students to develop social skills, spa al reasoning, deduc ve thinking and learn to balance both tac cal and long term strategic decisions.

Green Crew—Ms Brown Holsworthy High School offers a ‘Green Crew’ gardening club one a ernoon a week from 3pm to 4pm. All students are welcome to join. Green Crew assists with the general care and maintenance of

Holsworthy High School’s memorial gardens and the school environment in general. There is no cost, however, students need to bring old clothes and shoes on the day. Time spent working in Green Crew can count toward student volunteering awards.

Homework Club ‐ Ms Stephens Homework Club is offered one a ernoon a week. Students can work on assignments and homework in the school Learning Centre with the aid of qualified supervising teachers.

LEAPS ‐ Mr Aroney Leaps is a mentoring program involving Year 9 students and lawyers from prominent city law firms.

Maths Boost – Maths Faculty Professional and free Mathema cs tutoring is available to students on Wednesdays between 3.00 and 4.00 pm. Students of all ability levels from Years 7 to 10 are encouraged to a end.

MUN ‐ Ms Stephens Model United Na ons (MUN) meet weekly at lunch to compete in a series of compe ons throughout the year. MUN largely focusses on considering interna onal issues through research, wri ng, nego a on, deba ng and diplomacy.

Peer Support ‐ Ms Grant/ Ms Siqueira Peer Support provides students with an opportunity to develop leadership skills while suppor ng younger students in their first year at high school. Peer support leaders teach social skills , lead peer discussions and provide useful informa on to younger students. They become leading role models in the school community.

Premiers Reading Challenge – Ms Dunn Students are encouraged to par cipate in the Premiers Reading Challenge which is strongly supported in the school.

There are many different extra curricular ac vi es and clubs available to students at Holsworthy High School providing them with outstanding opportuni es.

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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES con nued

Real Talk Poetry Holsworthy High School offers a 6‐week Real Talk Poetry Slam course, where a select group of Year 10 students work closely with an external mentor, ar st and performer to write and perform an original piece. The Real Talk Final brings together schools from all over Sydney to compete in a nail bi ng showdown! Real Talk provides a pla orm to showcase the poli cal and personal art of spoken word poetry from our talented students. In 2018 three students from Holsworthy High School became finalists and went on to win the en re compe on.

Space Camp – Mr Spyroulias Each year students may have the opportunity to travel to the United States of America to par cipate in N.A.S.A Space Camp.

Spor ng Teams Holsworthy students have an opportunity to par cipate in a variety of team and individual spor ng compe ons throughout the year. Some include; volleyball, swimming, soccer, cricket, AFL, netball and Rugby League. The school has enjoyed great success compe ng at local, regional, state and na onal levels.

Table To Table Table To Table is an exci ng new project that is a collabora on between Holsworthy High School and SCRAP Ltd aiming to establish a community garden on the school grounds which will embody sustainability principles through compos ng, worm farming and related garden beds. Students will learn about the processes of organic farming and gardening during the weekly 2 hour sessions which will supplement work being done in the classroom across numerous subject areas.

Tech Team ‐ Ms Grant A ‘Tech Team’ is trained each year to manage the technical equipment in the hall for all school events. Students gain experience working as part of a team to coordinate events and ensure the delivery of professional presenta ons.

Visual Arts Group – Ms Booker A popular Visual Arts group meets a er school for an hour once a week. Students are given an opportunity to develop, explore and share their ar s c interests.

Volunteering – Ms Brown, Ms Carr Holsworthy High School runs an extensive volunteering program open to all students across year groups. Students are issued a volunteering logbook where they can log their school service / volunteering hours, from both in school and outside school volunteering ac vi es. Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond and Black Opal awards are available for students to strive towards achieving.

Students can achieve mul ple awards during their me at Holsworthy High School and the awards are beneficial in helping students to gain part me work and early entry into University.

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ATTENDANCE

SMS – No fica on of Absence or Lateness When a student is absent or late the school will send a text message to a parent’s mobile (to mother by default unless otherwise requested). A reply by text to the school with explana on can be sent in lieu of sending a note when the student returns to school.

Parents must complete an Extended Overseas Leave / Travel form and submit to the Office prior to departure when planning overseas travel for their child

Lateness Students arriving late to school during Roll Call must report to Late Roll Call in the Library. Students arriving a er 8.50 am need to sign in electronically at the Front Office. Students should have a note explaining their lateness. Please mark note with Year and Roll Call number.

Absence Notes When students are absent parents need to inform the school of the absence and the reason for it. This can be done by bringing an explana on note to the Front Office on the day the student returns to school, by phoning the school on the day of absence or sending a return text upon receiving sms no fica on. Notes must be signed by a parent/guardian and preferably wri en by them. Parents/Guardians will be informed should unacceptable absences become apparent.

Early Leave Pass Any student (Years 7‐12) who is required to leave the school grounds before the normal finishing me needs to bring a note (signed by parent or

guardian). The note is to be shown to their teacher enabling them to leave class early, go to the Front Office and sign out electronically before they leave school grounds. An early leave pass will be issued when they sign out.

Leaving the School Grounds:

No student is permi ed to leave the school premises during the day without permission. This includes senior students accessing their cars.

Senior Students Senior students are expected to spend any study period lessons in the Learning Centre / Library.

Year 12 students do not a end roll call but instead sign in at the Administra on Block. Senior students are permi ed to arrive for their first metabled lesson of each day. Students can leave at the comple on of their last metabled lesson for the day or at the end of

period 4, whichever is later. Alterna vely, students can elect to stay at school and complete independent study in the Library or Learning Centre.

School grounds must be secure and safe for students despite various areas being available for use by vehicles.

Due to pedestrian safety and traffic conges on issues, parents are asked to refrain from driving onto the school grounds unless they have official business ie. An appointment with staff. The staff carpark is for the use of staff and delivery vehicles only and not for use by parents and students to drop off and pick up children.

Parents are encouraged to use the appropriate areas out the front of the school when needed. We would like to thank the majority of families who take care to behave responsibly and park in safe and appropriate loca ons outside the school.

Students are required to have a sa sfactory record of a endance and punctuality at school across all years. The NSW Educa on Standards Authority considers that 85% is the minimum acceptable rate of a endance. A sa sfactory record of a endance and punctuality at school in all years is required by stu‐dents to qualify for either a ROSA or Higher School Cer ficate. Sport is a mandatory and integral part of the school curriculum. Students are required to a end sport. Doctor and den st appointments (other than emergencies) should be organised outside of school hours.

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STAFF CARPARK

HOMEWORK

“Homework is a valuable part of schooling. It allows for prac sing, extending and consolida ng work done in class. Homework provides training for students in planning and organising me and develops a range of skills in iden fying and using informa on resources. Addi onally, homework establishes habits of study, concentra on and self‐discipline.” (NSW DoE) The Holsworthy community of schools have a combined belief:

That homework should be a purposeful learning experience, designed to consolidate and reinforce or extend concepts already taught in class. Parents and caregivers, students and teachers are vital to the dynamics generated by the homework partnership.

That homework fosters and develops mature study habits, self discipline and a life‐long love of learning.

That homework should be administered with a balanced approach, in recogni on that learning also occurs outside the formal school environment.

STUDENT WELLBEING

Holsworthy High has a strong Wellbeing and Discipline Policy opera ng in the school. The welfare of students is nurtured by our Year Advisors, Counsellors, Welfare Head Teacher, Girls Supervisor, Defence Liaison Mentor, Careers Advisor as well as Learning Support Teachers. There are regular welfare mee ngs where welfare strategies are discussed and ac vely pursued to support the changing needs of students across all stages of their learning. Personalised and differen ated learning and support allows all students to reach their full poten al. There is targeted support for students at the school level. Interven ons are tailored to the individual needs of students and are co‐ordinated to access exper se from across the school community.

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Deten on:

An a er school deten on programme operates on Thursday a ernoon from 3.00 pm to 4.00 pm in the Library. Students have the opportunity to complete independent study while on deten on and have access to computer technology. Parents will be no fied when their child is issued with a deten on.

If parents do not want their child to a end the deten on they need to inform the teacher who issued the no fica on in wri ng prior to the nominated deten on. Students may complete the deten on as 4 x 20 minutes at lunch mes instead of a er school.

Out of Bounds

Some areas are “out of bounds” for students. This is because the areas are either dangerous, private or they do not have teacher supervision. Such areas include all roofs, car parks, teacher staffrooms, prep rooms and classrooms when a teacher is not present. Out of bound areas in the playground are marked with red lines.

Prohibited Items As in all state high schools items that are prohibited include weapons, drugs, aerosol cans, thick permanent markers, lasers and other dangerous items.

Prohibited items will be immediately confiscated. The police will be no fied as per DOE policy in cases of illegal items.

MOBILE PHONES

Mobile phones are part of modern society. Many students have a phone and bring it to school, usually with the knowledge and consent of their parents who see it as convenient and important for their child’s safety. Unfortunately, mobile phones present a number of concerns for schools including:

Interrup ng lessons and disrup ng the learning of others

Incidence of the

Disrup ng examina ons and assessment tasks

Being used for malprac ce in examina ons and assessments

Being used to photograph / video others without consent.

MOBILE PHONE POLICY

1 Students are discouraged from bringing mobile phones to school. The school accepts no responsibility for mobile phones that are brought to school.

2 Phones are not to be used in class to make or receive calls or messages. Phones must be turned off when students enter the classroom and remain off un l students are dismissed unless otherwise directed by the teacher.

3 Students who use their phone in class inappropriately will have the phone confiscated and placed in the lockup ll 3.00 pm. Students should not allow other students to use their phones.

4 Likewise students who use their phone inappropriately in the playground eg. to film other students, will have their phone confiscated.

5 If a phone is confiscated the staff member will send the student with their phone and a note to the Principal / Deputy Principals.

6 If parents need to contact their child urgently during class me they should contact the school through the switchboard. Alterna vely they could leave a message on the students message bank for viewing during a break.

In addi on, Holsworthy High School Bring Your Own Device program aims to improve student learning experiences both in and out of the classroom. The school does so with the expecta on that students will make good decisions with regard to their personal use of technology. The Bring Your Own Device User Charter must be agreed to and signed before students are permi ed to bring their devices to school and connect them to school facili es. Students and parents/carers must carefully read the Charter prior to signing it. Any ques ons should be addressed to the school and clarifica on obtained before the Charter is signed. The Charter and agreement can be obtained from the school website.

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SCHOOL UNIFORM

Holsworthy High School is a uniform school.

It is the expecta on that all students a ending our school will be dressed in full school uniform. School uniform promotes a sense of belonging for students and creates a posi ve iden ty for the school community. School uniforms also contribute to the personal safety of students by allowing easier recogni on of students inside the school and in the community. Holsworthy High School expects students to wear the uniform during school hours, while travelling to and from school and when engaged in school ac vi es out of school hours.

Students who consistently wear school uniform are acknowledged through Semester Reports and the Merit Scheme while students out of uniform are unable to represent the school or par cipate in certain events or du es. They may also incur recess and a erschool deten ons. Year Advisers and Head Teachers will contact parents in an endeavour to support these students wearing uniform.

The uniform requirement is as follows:

Pants Grey dress school shorts OR full length grey trousers.

Jumpers Navy blue sloppy‐joe with the school crest OR navy blue zip‐up jacket with school crest. (School blazer and e is op onal)

Footwear Totally black covered shoes with grey or white socks.

Sport / PE Navy blue and gold polo shirt. Navy blue shorts or microfiber trackpants. Fully enclosed lace up joggers.

Skirt or Pants Junior girls ‐ Navy blue box pleat style skirt OR navy blue pants OR navy blue tailored shorts purchased at Moorebank Uniform Shop.

Senior girls – Holsworthy tartan box pleat skirt or navy blue pants OR navy blue tailored shorts purchased at Moorebank Uniform Shop.

Jumpers

Navy blue sloppy‐jo with the school crest OR navy blue zip‐up jacket with school crest. (School blazer and e is op onal)

Footwear Totally black covered shoes with grey or white socks.

Sport / PE Navy blue and gold polo shirt. Navy blue shorts or microfiber track pants. Fully enclosed lace‐up joggers.

Note: Undershirts may be worn under uniforms. They should be tucked in and match the year shirt colour, with

no obvious images or text showing through the school shirt. Year 7,8 and 9 students can wear full sports uniform on sport days (as per metable). Items not covered in this policy should be considered to be out of uniform if they detract from the overall

look of the uniform. Offensive slogans or prints on clothing are not acceptable

BOYS GIRLS Shirt A collared full bu on shirt (midford style), with a school crest on the pocket.

Shirt A collared full bu on front shirt (midford style), with a school crest on the pocket.

Junior Boys (Years 7‐8) wear yellow Junior Girls (Years 7‐8) wear yellow

Middle School Boys (Years 9‐10) wear sky blue Middle School Girls (Years 9‐10) wear sky blue

Senior Boys (Years 11‐12) wear white Senior Girls (Years 11‐12) wear white

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SCHOOL UNIFORM PRICE LIST

GIRLS SUMMER UNIFORM

Blouse Years 7/8 Lemon short sleeve with school logo embroidered from $ 31.99

Blouse Years 9/10 Sky blue short sleeve with school logo embroidered from $ 31.99

Blouse Years 11/12 White short sleeve with school logo embroidered from $ 31.99

Singlet White co on spaghe strap top worn inside $ 11.99

Junior Skirt Navy box pleat with zip pocket from $ 49.99

Senior Skirt Blue check box pleat with zip pocket from $ 56.99

Junior/Senior Shorts Special design navy with 2 side pockets zip front from $ 39.99

Cap Navy with HHS insignia embroidered $ 15.99

School Tie Navy with school logo $ 26.99

Jumper Fleecy Navy with school logo embroidered from $ 32.99

Pullover Navy Merino Wool with school logo embroidered from $ 63.99

Jacket Microfibre navy with logo embroidered all sizes $ 59.99

Socks Red Robin white from $ 4.99

GIRLS WINTER UNIFORM


Blouse Years 9/10 Sky blue short sleeve with school logo embroidered from $ 31.99


Slacks Navy with 2 side pockets belt loop from $ 39.99




GIRLS/BOYS SPORTS UNIFORM – SUMMER/WINTER

Polo Shirt Navy/Gold with school logo embroidered all sizes $ 34.99

Shorts Stretch microfibre navy zip pocket with insignia all sizes $ 33.99


Trackpants Microfibre navy with zip pocket NEW from $ 34.99

SCHOOL BAG LIFETIME WARRANTY

School Bag Back pack navy/black LIFETIME WARRANTY large $ 69.99

ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

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INFORMATION SHEET

BOYS SUMMER UNIFORM


Blouse Years 9/10 Sky short sleeve with school logo embroidered from $ 31.99


School Tie Navy with school logo $ 26.99

Shorts Grey with zip pocket from $ 26.99

Cap Navy with HHS insignia embroidered $ 15.99



Socks Red Robin white from $ 4.99

BOYS WINTER UNIFORM


Blouse Years 9/10 Sky short sleeve with school logo embroidered from $ 31.99


Trousers Grey gaberdine from $ 33.99




ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

SCHOOL UNIFORM PRICE LIST

Holsworthy High School uniform is sold through Moorebank Uniforms and Embroidery

Shop 30 Moorebank Shopping Village (Stockton Avenue) Phone: 9602 4387 Fax: 9822 2006

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HOLSWORTHY HIGH SCHOOL

Summer Boys/Girls Summer Boys/Girls

2019 SCHEDULE OF SCHOOL CONTRIBUTIONS (some fees may change in 2020)

YEAR 7: Paper and Resource Levy (for all students) $ 65.00 Music $ 10.00

Technology $ 70.00

– apron included

Visual Arts $ 20.00

TOTAL FOR YEAR 7 $165.00

YEAR 8: Paper and Resource Levy (for all students) $ 65.00 Language $ 20.00 Music $ 10.00 Technology $ 70.00 Visual Arts $ 20.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR 8 $185.00

YEAR 9: Paper and Resource Levy (for all students) $ 65.00

Elec ves (as appropriate)

Food Technology $ 100.00 _________

Industrial Technology – Graphics $ 30.00 _________

Industrial Technology ‐ Mul ‐ Media 100 hours $ 30.00

Industrial Technology – Timber $ 50.00 _________

Informa on and So ware Technology $ 25.00 _________

Visual Arts $ 30.00 _________

TOTAL FOR YEAR 9 $________

* Addi onal costs may be incurred depending on projects chosen.

YEAR 10: Paper and Resource Levy (for all students) $ 65.00 Elec ves (as appropriate)

Careers $ 10.00 _________

Child Studies $ 30.00 _________

Food Technology $100.00 _________

Informa on and So ware Technology $ 30.00 _________ Industrial Technology – Timber $ 50.00 _________

Music $ 10.00 _________ Visual Arts $ 30.00 _________

TOTAL FOR YEAR 10 $________

* Addi onal costs may be incurred depending on projects chosen.

Music $ 10.00 _________ Tex les 100 hours $ 40.00 _________

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Summer Boys/Girls Summer Boys/Girls

2019 SCHEDULE OF SCHOOL CONTRIBUTIONS con nued (some fees may change in 2020)

YEAR 11: Paper and Resource Levy (for all students) $ 90.00

Elec ves (as appropriate) Community and Family Studies $ 50.00 __________

Digital Imagery NON ATAR $ 60.00 __________ Industrial Technology – Timber $ 80.00 __________ Music $ 10.00 __________ VET Construc on $ 70.00 __________

VET Hospitality – (Food and Beverage) $ 200.00 __________ Visual Arts $ 50.00 __________

TOTAL FOR YEAR 11 $ _________

YEAR 12 Paper and Resource Levy (for all students) $ 90.00

Elec ves (as appropriate) Digital Imagery NON ATAR $ 40.00 __________

Exploring Early Childhood $ 40.00 __________

Industrial Technology – Timber $ 50.00 __________

Informa on and Digital Technology $ 30.00 __________

VET Construc on $ 70.00 __________ VET Hospitality – Kitchen Opera ons $ 150.00 __________ VET Hospitality – (Food and Beverage) $ 150.00 __________ Visual Arts $ 50.00 __________

Work Studies $ 30.00 __________

TOTAL FOR YEAR 12 $_________

* Paper and resource levies are based on general school costs eg. Paper, spor ng equipment, Library resources, text books, so ware programs etc which must be bought from school funds

* Calculators Maths requires all students to have a scien fic calculator. Students are only able to use certain calculators in the HSC exams. For ease of instruc on it is preferred that all students, where possible, use the same model calculator Casio fx82‐AU.

The school canteen purchases calculators in bulk and on‐sells to students at non‐profit from the school canteen.

Year 7 will be able to purchase the recommended scien fic calculator from the school.

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