Issue No : 04 Date : 11th March 2016

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JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

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2nd

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4th – BAGLEY (683)

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

1st – BAGLEY (914)

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– SPILLER (863)

3rd

– NORRIS (829)

4th – FITZGERALD (640)

OVERALL

1st – SPILLER (1653)

2nd

– NORRIS (1609)

3rd

– BAGLEY (1597)

4th – FITZGERALD (1378)

Inside:

Exam Timetable

International Women’s

Day

Senior News

Pictures

Competitions

Sports news

More

Staff and students have been extremely busy over the

last couple of weeks with a range of educational

activities. On Tuesday 8th March, we celebrated

International Women’s Day and recognised the

achievements of many great women in history. Our

guest speaker, Sarah Nixon, also drew our attention to

how far we still have to go to achieve equality for

women, especially in countries where women are still

marginalised and much less fortunate than women in

our own culture. Thank to you all the students and staff

who supported this event.

The Junior Secondary Meet and Greet session on

Wednesday evening was another huge success.

Despite the downpour, many staff, parents and

students crowded onto the deck to meet each

other. Thank you to the parents who were able to

attend this event to meet with our teachers. We

appreciate your support. A huge thank you to the

students who assisted our wonderful Junior

Secondary staff with this event – the F1 in Schools

team, the senior Hospitality team, the ANZAC tour

group, and Tate and Jasper Obst for their

entertainment.

Recently, the Education Department’s iPad expert, Bob Rodgers,

flew to Mackay to deliver an iPad Professional Development

session for all schools. He also spent time assisting Junior

Secondary students in the classroom and delivering sessions to

Mackay North staff. Science staff also had the opportunity to

connect their students digitally with the IntoScience presentations

(pictured).

Staff across curriculum areas are engaging our students with a

range of innovative practices through digital technologies in the

classroom. As the funding for the previous government’s 1-to-1 Laptop program has ceased, all students are

required to bring their own device (BYOx) to school. While students in Junior Secondary are expected to

bring iPads, students in Year 10 to 12 can bring a laptop or an iPad. It is essential that once the device is

brought to school students take it to the IT department in the library to ensure they are able to utilise school

resources including the school internet. Last year, the IT department ran a number of BYOx sessions for

parents. If you missed these sessions and require more information, please go to our website or contact our

Head of IT, John Doolan.

Jane Grieger

Principal

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Senior Secondary News

Exam Block 16/03/2016 – 22/03/2016

Our first senior exam block will run from next Wednesday to the following Tuesday. Students will be expected to attend

school for:

their exams.

for RSA and RGS training if students are enrolled in Cert II Hospitality or Cert II Tourism – full days Friday 18th

and Monday 21st.

if their teacher has specifically asked them to attend to complete Senior Art.

if their teacher has asked them to come in and complete certificate competencies.

Students must be in full school uniform. Students who are unable to complete their exams in the allocated time slot

because of significant other commitments need to see Mr Beanland to organise when they will complete their exams. If

students are ill and unable to do their exams in the required timeslots, the school should be notified and a medical

certificate is required to justify the rescheduling of the exam. The exam timetable is in this newsletter, so please make

sure all students are aware of the times that they must be present for their exams.

Following exam block, both Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th March will be normal school days for all Year 11 and

12 students. Some students absent with Work Experience, the Year 12 Legal Studies students will be in Brisbane,

students who sign up for the ‘Dream Job’ workshop will be attending that on Wednesday 23rd, but all other Year 11

and 12 students are expected to be at school for regular lessons on these last 2 days of term.

Dream Job

This is an excellent opportunity for students to lift their spirits and dream forward to the future, following exam block.

Motivational Speaker and Life Coach: Melissa Schembri presents her full day ‘Dream Job’ workshop on Wednesday

23rd March. (Advertising brochure is included in this newsletter) Students who have participated in the past have found

the day to be inspiring, thought provoking, enjoyable, and thoroughly worthwhile. This is a personal development

opportunity not to be missed. Just $20! Please enrol by paying ASAP at the office.

Subject Changes for Year 11

We spend a lot of time and energy trying to help incumbent Year 11 students select the best subjects for themselves in

Year 11. However, sometimes the reality is that students find themselves in subjects that are not appropriate. If

students are in the situation, they need to investigate possible subject changes immediately after exam block, on 23rd

and 24th March. This can result in them being ready to ‘hit the ground running’ for the start of Term 2.

2016 Next Step survey

The Queensland Government is conducting its annual statewide survey of all students who completed Year 12 in the previous year.

The Next Step survey is a brief, confidential survey that gains a comprehensive picture of the employment, study and life choices

made by Queensland school completers in the year after they finish Year 12.

Between March and June, all our students who completed Year 12 last year can expect to receive instructions to

complete a web-based survey or a telephone call from the Queensland Government Statistician’s Office to complete

the survey. Please encourage them to take part. If their contact details have changed, please assist the interviewer

with their updated details or forward the survey to their new address so they can participate.

Thank you for your support of the Next Step survey in 2016.

Reminder – Immunisation program dates (start next week)

We encourage all students to have a substantial breakfast on the morning of vaccination.

Year Date Vaccination/s

7 Tue, March 15 HPV (dose 1)

Boostrix

8 Tue, April 12 HPV (dose 1)

Boostrix

For more information about diseases, vaccines or School

Immunisation Program, visit www.health.qld.gov.au/clinical-

practice/guidelines-procedures/diseases-infection/

immunisation/default.asp or call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84).

KMEIA CHORAL FESTIVAL

The vocal group’s first performance for the year is at

the KMEIA Choral Festival which is being held at

the Mackay Entertainment Centre next Monday

evening. This is always a very popular event and again

this year two renowned guest choral conductors are

conducting the primary and community choirs - Ms

Jenny Moon and Anthony Young.

On Monday night, our students will need to be at the

MECC at 5.15pm for final rehearsals. The concert

begins at 7.30pm and should be finished by 9.00pm.

Tickets for the public are available at the MECC for

$24.50/ $12.00 concession – reminder that these

always sell out very quickly! Secondary parents who

miss out on tickets may watch the MECC rehearsal on

Monday.

Our vocal group students will also need to be at the Mackay

Entertainment Centre on Sunday afternoon for the important

concert rehearsal. They need to arrive at 3.45pm and the

rehearsal will finish at 7.00pm. Students should wear

comfortable, smart casual clothes and bring WATER with

them to the rehearsals.

Full cultural uniform is needed for the concert and students

will need to bring their music in the black display folder which

has been supplied.

ANNUAL VOCAL GROUP

LEVY

Sincere thanks to all families who have already paid

the annual $20 vocal group levy for the year and

returned the permission form. This is needed from all

vocal group members before the end of March, please.

MARCHING BAND TRIP TO THE STATE ANZAC

PARADE

It is extremely pleasing to see how popular the

marching band trip to the State Anzac Parade still is,

with all of the eighty-eight seats already taken. This will

again be a very enjoyable, memorable trip and the

marching band staff members are very pleased with

the progress that has been made by the students at

the recent rehearsals. Just a reminder to all Brisbane

students that there are two mandatory rehearsals remaining

on Tuesday afternoon, March 22 from 3.00 – 4.00pm and

after the holidays, on Friday afternoon April 15 from 3.00 –

4.30pm.

All outstanding paperwork and the remaining $380.00 should

be paid by Monday, April 11.

Kathy GEORGE

HOD – Performing Arts

PERFORMING ARTS NEWS

Mid-Semester One Block Exams 2016 Ensure you are on-time for your exams. Session times indicate when you are expected to be ready to enter the exam room with your equipment.

Students with exam clashes will be expected to complete the missed exam in the next available session as per the exam timetable below.

It is essential that you complete your exam in the allocated time unless circumstances allowed for by QCAA exist. If you are ill, notify the school before the exam commences. Please be sure to get a medical certificate. If you need to make alternative arrangements for a valid reason, please see Mr Beanland ASAP.

Wednesday

16/03/2016

Thursday

17/03/2016

Friday 18/03/2016 Monday

21/03/2016

Tuesday

22/03/2016

Session 1

8:50am

To

11:10 am

11 MRN: 10 min perusal, 1.5

hours 11 MAC P1:

10 min perusal, 2 hours 12 MAA P1:

10 min perusal, 2 hours 12 MAB P1:

10 min perusal, 2 hours

11 MAA P1: 10 min perusal, 2 hours

11 MAB P1: 10 min perusal, 2 hours

12 MHS: 2 hours

11 BSC: 10 min perusal, 2 hours

12 BSC:

10 min perusal, 2 hours

11 JAP 70 min

11 SOS: 10 min perusal, 70

mins 12 PED(computer):

2 hours 12 MAC P1:

10 min perusal, 2 hours

12 JAP 70 min

Time to complete all the exams that

could not be completed before

now.

Session 2

12:20pm

To

3:00pm

11 GEG: 10 min perusal, 1.5

hours 11 MAC P2:

10 min perusal, 2 hours 12 MAA P2:

10 min perusal, 2 hours 12 MAB P2:

10 min perusal, 2 hours

11 MAA P2: 10 min perusal, 2 hours

11 MAB P2: 10 min perusal, 2 hours

12 ACC (204 computer):

10 min perusal, 2 hours

11 LST: 10 min perusal, 1.5

hours 11 PHY:

10 min perusal, 2.5 hours

12 PHY: 10 min perusal, 2.5

hours 12 ITN(computer):

10 min perusal, 2 hours

11 PED(computer): 2 hours

12 MAC P2: 10 min perusal, 2

hours

Time to complete all the exams that

could not be completed before

now.

ORANGE free dress day for students

Next Friday 18 March, Harmony Day and National Day Against Bullying and Violence will be an ORANGE free dress day for students. Students are encouraged to wear orange clothing and provide a gold coin donation if in free dress. Normal rules for apply for shoes, jewellery and make up. Tops must be modest with shoulders covered and no midriffs and shorts/skirts must be of an appropriate length.

SAFETY

MESSAGE Please take note of signs

on the streets

surrounding the school.

Every time you park in a

NO PARKING or BUS

ZONE, you put a child at

risk.

Mackay North High is a Safe School

Mackay North takes pride in our commitment to provide a safe, inclusive environment for each and every one of our

students. In line with this commitment, last year we signed up to join the Safe Schools Coalition. There is currently a

considerable amount of misinformation about this program in the media.

The Safe Schools program, which is convened by the Foundation of Young Australians and funded by the Australian

Government, aims to ensure all students, including same sex attracted, intersex, and gender diverse students have the

opportunity to learn and succeed in a supportive environment that is free from discrimination.

Our participation in the program provides us free access to expert training, resources and advice, but importantly, does

not require any changes to our curriculum, school policies or procedures. Any participation in the program by students is

completely voluntary.

The Queensland Teacher’s Union (QTU) is also proudly supportive of the quality work of the Safe Schools Coalition.

We have joined the program simply because we want everyone in our school community to be happy and healthy, and

we understand that students do well socially and academically when they feel safe within their classrooms, school

grounds and within their school’s culture.

From the Business Services

Manager

STUDENT RESOURCE

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immediately.

♦ Payment of the recently sent

statement is due now.

Junior Secondary Students Head IntoScience

Last week the Junior Secondary science students

were given the opportunity to experience an

IntoScience launch lesson. This lesson ran through the

basics of how to use the applications as well as how to

earn enquiry points, complete quizzes in a real-time

challenge against other students, build an avatar and

complete quests in the different worlds. Students were

encouraged to use this application at home and in the

classroom. I would like to publicly thank IntoScience

and their presenters, Emma, Alex and Andrew for

coming into our school to deliver such an excellent

application that really seemed to get students into

Science.

Ngaio Miller – Acting HOD of Science

2016 Science competitions are now open for entry.

Competition dates and entry fees are as follows:

Rio Tinto Big Science Competition Thursday 18th May $ 8.00 (excl GST)

The ICAS Science Competition Tuesday 31st May $ 8.00 (excl GST)

Australian National Chemistry Quiz Thursday 21st July $ 5.25 (excl GST)

Forms can be obtained from Science staffroom (1002) and Mrs Cooper in the Junior Secondary Precinct (JSP). Money needs to be

paid at the office by Friday 15th April 2016 and forms handed to either Miss Miller, Ms Dittman or Mrs Mohan at the Science

staffroom.

Science News

Harmony Day is held each year

on 21 March. It’s a day to celebrate our cultural diversity. It’s about inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone.

This year’s theme is ‘our diversity is our strength’ Saturday 19 March – Celebrate Harmony Day & Raise Money for Fiji with Free Kids Outdoor Movie ‘Lilo &

Stitch’ & Fun Cultural Activities – 5.30pm-8pm Town Hall Park, 63 Sydney Street. Mackay Regional Council is

lighting the Town Hall orange and providing a free screening of the children’s movie Lilo & Stitch to celebrate

Harmony Day.

There will be cultural workshops; George Street Neighbourhood Centre under 5s reading group singing; a Harmony

Day artistic multimedia presentation and Chinese red ribbon

dancers will also be there to entertain the

whole family from 5.30 – 6.30 followed by

an outdoor screening of Lilo and Stitch

from 6.30 – 8pm. BBQ food and drinks

available for purchase – provided by the

Fiji Association Mackay Region with

proceeds going towards Cyclone Winston

Recovery. BYO picnic blanket / camping

chairs to sit on to watch the movie.

International International International Women’s Day 2016Women’s Day 2016Women’s Day 2016

On Tuesday morning the Year 7 &12 girls gathered to celebrate International Women’s

Day over breakfast. Sarah Nixon, our school captain, presented her thoughts on the

significance of IWD. A lovely time was had by all. Special thanks to Mrs Wallace and

her hospitality students for creating the delicious breakfast. Thanks also to the boys for

serving and supporting the event.

Swimming Carnival

2016 Sports news next page

Interhouse Swimming Carnival

After a hectic but enjoyable 2 days for the 2016 edition of the Interhouse Swimming Carnival, the splashing has settled

and the winners have been crowned.

The first day of the swimming carnival was held on Friday 19th

February, with the junior students taking to the pool first.

Lead confidently by the House Captains, all students got involved and thoroughly enjoyed themselves – whether it was in

the swimming races, the novelty events or the War Cry competition (taken out by Fitzgerald). Once the waves of

competition had subsided, it was a nervous wait to see who had taken out the title for the Junior Championship in 2016,

and take an early lead in to the Senior Carnival. It was announced that Spiller had won the Junior Championship for the

second year in a row, closely followed by Norris, then Fitzgerald and Bagley finished in 4th

place.

The final day of competition saw the Seniors thrash around the pool on Friday 26th February in order to gain house

supremacy early on in the year. With the pool full of Dragons, Dolphins, Frogs and Tigers, it was an exciting day with

everyone giving their all for their house and ensuring an enjoyable day for all. At the conclusion of the races, Bagley were

crowned Senior Champions, well ahead of Spiller, Norris and Fitzgerald.

To come up with the overall winning house for the carnival, both the Junior & Senior scores were added together. With

Spiller taking out the Juniors and Bagley taking out the Seniors, it was declared that the overall winners were Spiller,

followed by Norris, Bagley and Fitzgerald.

Thank you to all of the students who were involved in the 2016 Swimming Carnival, you provided a great atmosphere.

Thank you to the newly elected House Captains – you displayed great enthusiasm and leadership, your efforts made the

day run smoothly. A final thank you to the staff for your support in running the day – from recording, starting or being

there to support the students – your efforts were muchly appreciated by the students.

Attention now focuses on to the next Interhouse competition – the Cross Country. This will be held in Friday 29th April.

Training will commence shortly for any interested students (Yrs 7 – 12) – this will be advertised on daily notices. Students

will need to collect a form from the HPE staffroom and return prior to training. Any student turning 12 years old and

wanting to participate in the Northern Suburbs Cross Country must participate in this training.

Yours in Sport,

Daniel Smith – Sports Coordinator

GIRLS BOYS

7 Brooke NAYLOR & Trista NELSON

Norris & Norris Connor CAMPBELL Norris

8 Mia HALL Spiller William BRADFORD Spiller

9 Jasmine BANKS Spiller Aaron POWELL Norris

10 Keesha CLOSE Norris Tate OBST Bagley

11 Samantha BANKS Fitzgerald Tyler HUTCHINS Norris

12 Mackinley WILSON Spiller Darcy HARGREAVES Bagley

Swimming

Carnival

Results

Sporting Representatives

Congratulations to the following students who have recently been

selected to represent Mackay at Capricornia trials in the near

future. We all wish you the best of luck!

AFL

15yrs Boys

Kaison Ayre

Tate Obst

Blake Wisewould

Mitchell Wisewould

FOOTBALL

19yrs Girls

Dana Costigan

Alyce Volker

Courtney Sleeman

19yrs Boys

Ezra Kennell

Benjamin Mandall

Jacob Sheehan

HOCKEY

19yrs Girls

Montannah Best

Emmerson Rebetzke

Tyla Wicks

Also, a special congratulations to the following students who

have gained selection in the Capricornia teams to attend the

State trials in the near future. We all wish you the best of luck!

AFL

16yrs Girls

Lily Tarlinton

Alyssa Tonks

BASKETBALL

18yrs Boys

Layton Romagnolo

AFTER SCHOOL ART

There has been a change of times for the ASA Class. It will now be on

a Monday instead of Wednesdays due to unforeseen teachers’

commitments. So far this year there has been a great response with

students working on a variety of artworks; including hand built

ceramics, competition fashion design, sculptural jewellery and large scale drawing.

The included images are of a pair of pinch pots with a white patina finish made by the incorrigable Paige Butz in Year 10.

Year 7 Chanequa Matthews

Finn Mohan

Tara Forbes

Amber Wright

Emily McLennan

Kya Goedhart

Jemma Kidd

Sarah Savage

Emily Vesper

Year 8 Jana Bassan

Sarah Dewar

Bailey Bowman

Year 10 Dana Costigan

Molly Bristow

Isabella Gordon

Jazlyn Bauer

Shaye Hubner

Year 11 Jayden Aay

Library News Congratulations to the following students who have been successful in their endeavours to become Library Monitors for 2016.

They will be trained in using Library computer software to assist Library users to search, lend and return resources. The students

will be given a badge, extra library privileges and a comprehensive reference at the end of the year listing their skills and duties.

Well done.

Artwork of the Month

Year 10 Applied Art

Ink Drawing

Bianca Harvey

Two of our newest teachers, Tanya Stuber and Mariah

Beathe will be working with the Z Club this year.

Z CLUB NEWS

Mackay North Z Club welcomed Miss Vassie Comino from the Zonta

Club of Mackay for the induction of the 2016 HOWW (Helping

Others World Wide) Z Club. The executive members of the club are

from left: Piper Icardi – Secretary, Dana Costigan – Director, Gracie

White – Director, Miss Vassie Comino, Jazlyn Bauer – Treasurer,

Paige Butz – Vice President, Meghan Malone – Director. Due to

other commitments our President, Tamara Dobbie and Director,

Alice Henderson, were absent on the day .

Z Club students enjoyed selling

purple ribbons and icy cups on

International Women’s Day

last Tuesday 8 March to help

them fund their planned projects. Thank

you to all of our staff and students for

your support.

Three Mackay North students were sponsored to attend the Zonta Club of

Mackay International Women’s Day celebration brunch held at the MECC

on Sunday 6 March. Gracie White and Molly Bristow

are continuing members of the Z Club (pictured

left and right) and Sarah Nixon (centre)

represented the school in her role as School

Captain. Former North High student, now CQU

student, Claire Kelly (at right) was the recipient

of the 2016 Young Women In Public Affairs Award

at the brunch.

An extract from Z-Letter

February 2016 | Issue No. 6

Dear parents

At North High we aim to create a safe and supportive school community for everyone. Sometimes, it can be

difficult for parents or carers to know what to do when their child talks to them about bullying. You are an

important part of our work to prevent bullying and to respond effectively if it happens. Stopping bullying

involves everyone.

If your child talks to you about bullying:

1. Listen calmly and get the full story. Your calm response is

important to allow your child to tell you all about the

situation. After they’ve told you their story, ask questions

to get more details if you need to: who, what, where,

when. Although you may feel some strong emotions about

your child’s experience, try to keep calm to avoid more

distress to your child.

2. Reassure your child they are not to blame. Many children

blame themselves and this may make them feel even

worse. You could say things like, ‘That sounds really hard

to deal with. No one should have to put up with that.’ or

‘I’m so glad you told me. You should be able to feel safe

at school; that’s not fair at all’.

3. Ask your child what they want to do and what they want

you to do. A critical part of your response is to avoid

jumping in to solve the problem. While it is natural to want

to protect your child, helping them to find their own

solution is a better option. It helps them feel they have

some power in the situation.

4. Visit www.bullyingnoway.gov.au to find some strategies.

The website has tips and ideas for different bullying

situations. One idea is to practise strategies at home to

help your child feel more confident.

5. Contact the school. Your child may be reluctant for you to do this, so discuss the idea and reassure

them that the school would want to know and is able to help. Make an appointment to meet with your

child’s teacher and, if you need to, ask to talk with the principal. Contact the school immediately if you

have a concern about your child’s safety.

6. Check in regularly with your child. Keep the conversation going. It can take time to resolve issues, so

check in regularly with your child about their experiences and their feelings. Your ongoing support is

important.

If you are looking for support for yourself to deal with a bullying situation, you will find ideas on the Bullying.

No Way! website for parents. As well, please contact the school if you would like to discuss any aspect of our

CULTURAL CALENDAR – 2016

March 13-14 KMEIA Choral Festival

April 22-27 Marching Band Trip – Brisbane

(Trip leaves 8.00pm April 22/returns 7.00am April 27)

May 6 School Variety Concert (Tech Run May 5)

May 20 Fair (Junior Secondary Concert & Stage Band)

May 31 Twilight Concert

June 8 Fanfare

July 23 Lions Sugartime Rock Pop Mime

July 23-24 Mackay Cheer Competition

Aug 16 Dance Showcase Night

Aug 26-28 State Honours Program

Sept 8 Senior Drama Production (Tech Run 7 Sept)

Oct 3-23 Eisteddfod

Oct 25 Showcase Concert

Nov 2 Awards Night

Nov 3 Year 6 String Orientation (Ice-cream Party)

Nov 15 Junior Drama Production (Tech Run 14 Nov)

North High P&C

Supporting Student

Achievement

Meeting dates for

2016:

Highlights from our last meeting: Funding the Year 7 scholarship scheme

for 2017 was unanimously supported.

P&C continues to work with the school management to progress additional covered areas for the school.

2016 budget was adopted.

The school & P&C will work together in finding support avenues to assist in the positive use of electronic devices. Many thanks to those who frequent our tuckshop. Your support is appreciated.

P&C Meetings are held in the school library

from 6:30pm every 3rd Monday of the

month. All are welcome.

For more information contact:

Trina Saunders 0414 480 737

kerry.trina@gmail.com

Sherri Savage Phone 49631666

21 March (AGM)

18 April

16 May

20 June

18 July

15 August

19 September

17 October

21 November

Next meeting:

PARENTS & CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING*

MONDAY, 21 March 2016

at 6:30pm in the Library

ALL WELCOME *calling for nominations for all

Executive positions

All new members will be voted in and be entitled to speak

& vote during this meeting.

Friday 20 May from 6.00pmFriday 20 May from 6.00pmFriday 20 May from 6.00pm

All the lovely rain has made for ideal conditions for potting plants.

Unwanted Christmas & Easter gifts will make great Cent Sale Prizes.

Have an early Spring clean for the White Elephant Stall.

Over the holidays practise those yummy recipes for the Cake & Sweet stall.

MayMayMay FairFairFair

presents

Wearable Art

Junior High (Grades 7-10), Senior High (Grades 11-

12), Open

(Entrants may exhibit items from past competitions)

Entries close 31st May, 2016 Entries must be modelled on stage 22nd June, 2016 @

6.30pm For entry forms please go to: www.mackayshow.com.au – schedules fashion on show. If you require any further information, please contact Kim

on 49573916 or office@mackayshow.com.au

Wearable Art: Masks, Jewellery & Recycled Material

$2.00 entry fee

Fashion Illustration

Competition

Great Prizes for each section

$2.00 Entry fee

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been seen in Mackay. Entire cast is made up been seen in Mackay. Entire cast is made up been seen in Mackay. Entire cast is made up

of High School age students. Mackay North’s of High School age students. Mackay North’s of High School age students. Mackay North’s

talented students that are involved are Tate talented students that are involved are Tate talented students that are involved are Tate

Obst, Jasper Obst, Lily Daniel, Mackenzie Obst, Jasper Obst, Lily Daniel, Mackenzie Obst, Jasper Obst, Lily Daniel, Mackenzie

Holden, Lucy Fitzpatrick, Shae Robinson, Holden, Lucy Fitzpatrick, Shae Robinson, Holden, Lucy Fitzpatrick, Shae Robinson,

Samantha Cavaliere and Samantha Cavaliere and Samantha Cavaliere and Jana Bassan Jana Bassan Jana Bassan