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Creating authentic, courageous, faith-filled people with a passion for Strive for Excellence
learning, respect for relationships and an ability to contribute to a global community
Sunday 22nd October 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Youth and Family Mass at St Agnes’ Parish Church from
5.00p.m.
MacKillop College Parent social group BBQ at Bunnings
Monday 23rd October Day 1 HSC exams continue
Tuesday 24th October Day 2
Wednesday 25th October Day 3 Year 12 Retreats in Forster, Bonny Hills and Coffs Coast
Adventure Centre
Year 10 Creative Arts Extravaganza from 6.00p.m. in the
Theatre
Thursday 26th October Day 4
Friday 27th October Day 5 World Teachers’ Day
Year 10 Marine Studies 1 and 2 excursion to Forster
Parent get together at Moorebeer Brewing Company:
6.00p.m. (see over)
Saturday 28th October Aboriginal Family Retreat at Yarrawarra
Sunday 15th October 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Aboriginal Family Retreat at Yarrawarra
Monday 16th October Day 6 HSC exams continue
Year 11 liturgy at St Agnes’ Church from 9.30a.m.
SAPSS Parent Consultative Committee meeting from 5.30p.m. in the Philippi room
Tuesday 17th October Day 7 Year 11 Southern Cross University (SCU) visit in Coffs Harbour
Wednesday 18th October Day 8 Parent morning tea and talk in the Theatre foyer from 10.00a.m.
Boat Smart Course from 9 Marine Studies 2
Thursday 19th October Day 9
Friday 20th October Day 10 Year 8 Mass from 9.00a.m. at St Agnes’ Parish Church
Saturday 21st October Southern Family Retreat at Yarrahapinni Retreat Centre
MacKillop College
What’s On – Week 3 Term 4
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YEAR 11 RETREATS
All Year 11 students will participate in retreats at Forster (Camp Elim), Coffs Harbour or Bonny Hills (Francis Retreat Centre)
next week. I am confident that our current Year 11 students will find these very rewarding and a memorable part of their final
year at the College.
A few important points in relation to these retreats:
they are an integral part of our pastoral and spiritual formation for senior students;
it is critically important to take time out to stop, reflect and focus on the quality of relationships with friends, family and
God;
our philosophy of a well-rounded, holistic education means we need to take time to focus on the broader developmental
needs of the young adults entrusted to our care;
graduating students place a high value on this retreat experience and, year after year, rate it among the great highlights of
their senior school experience;
the school and Diocese invests heavily in retreats by training teachers to be able to run these experiences;
teachers, most with families of their own, give generously of their time year after year to take students away and give
them a great retreat experience; and
retreats complement our broader spiritual formation program which includes formal HSC courses in Studies of Religion,
daily prayer, liturgies, Eucharistic celebration, Christian community service, reflection days and a focus on living out
Christ’s challenge to “love others as I have loved you”.
I sincerely thank the staff who give up their time in support of this integral part of our holistic education at MacKillop College.
Mrs Andrea Huxley, our Leader of Pastoral Care for Year 11, started planning quite some time ago to ensure the success of these
retreats and Ms Joan Lancaster our Leader of Evangelisation, has spent many hours ensuring that the quality of workshops and
activities will be our usual high standard.
Staff give up the comforts of their own home and leave their other family responsibilities to provide this wonderful opportunity
for our students, and I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank:
Mrs Nicole Bailey, Mr Patrick Byrnes, Ms Pauline Cain, Mrs Cath Eichmann, Mr Andrew Evans, Mrs Marg Gobius, Miss Ellen
Hales (Parish Youth Co-ordinator), Mrs Kelly Higham, Mrs Andrea Huxley, Mr Adam Kelly, Mr Michael Kelly, Ms Joan
Lancaster, Miss Christa Morrow (YMO), Ms Georgina Pender, Mrs Francesca Serafino, Mr Stewart Smith, Mr Daniel Underhill
(YMO), Mrs Jenny Watson, Mr Alan Wheatland.
Prayer of Thanksgiving
Lord we come before You, desiring to give thanks.
We have so much to be thankful for, things unseen and seen, that you have done in our lives.
We give thanks for opportunities offered at MacKillop College both inside and outside of the classroom.
We especially give thanks to those teachers who organise and prepare wonderful opportunities for all students.
We thank our parents for all they do to ensure we are cared for and loved.
Lord, help us to continue to endeavour to be thankful for everything
We ask this prayer through Jesus Christ, our Lord
Amen
“May the Spirit of the Lord be with you”
Anne O’Brien
Principal
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Dr Michael Carr-Gregg spoke to St Agnes’ Parish parents on Monday night in a presentation
titled, Real Wired Child: What kids are doing online and how to keep them safe. Dr Carr-
Gregg is one of Australia’s highest profile child and adolescent psychologists and it was a
great coup that our Information Technology leaders were able to secure him to speak as part
of our schools’ Digital Wellbeing Week.
As many parents were unable to attend the presentation I will offer some of his observations,
insights and advice through the newsletter this term.
Real Wired Child: What kids are doing online and how to keep them safe.
The world our adolescents and teenagers are living in is unlike anything we have known before. It is new ground for
everyone and a tricky time to be a parent.
The real world for adolescents and teens is both offline and online.
Online is how adolescents and teens communicate – they know nothing other than a world with technology.
Technology, however, is not all bad.
The essential thing parents must do is teach their children to use the internet and social media in a safe, respectful and
responsible way. It is as important as teaching children how to cross the road or having them learn to swim.
Next week: Apps and websites Dr Michael Carr-Gregg recommends for parents and young people.
As part of Digital Wellbeing Week all students attended presentations by leading experts in the cyber-wellbeing field including
Project Rockit and Safe on Social. Parents are welcome to visit the websites of these organisations, and I also encourage you to
ask your children about what they heard and what they learned from the presentations.
Jennifer Campbell
Assistant Principal – Pastoral Care and Staff Support
MASS OF THE ANGELS Our annual parish Mass of the Angels will be held on Wednesday, 25th October at
the 5.15p.m. Mass. This Mass provides an opportunity for grandparents, parents, individuals and
families to remember the ones in their lives who are no longer with them.
All are invited to come together to pray for one another and for all who grieve the loss of a child.
Mass will be followed by a light supper. If you have any questions please contact the Presbytery
office on 65831024.
Cath Freeman
St Agnes’ Presbytery
Assistant Principal's Report - Pastoral Care and Staff Support
St Agnes’ Parish
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Evangelisation News
MASS
To our Year 7 families and friends, thank you again for helping to celebrate our Year 7 Mass this week.
It is always appreciated by your children - and their teachers - when you are able to attend our important
occasions. It is also more special to be able to share our successes with you! Thank you for joining us.
SCHOOL TV
Another reminder to families regarding our Wellbeing resource, School TV. This is a great resource with
new titles every month that are available for all our parents via the College website (under the Parent
Information tab). This month there is great information that may be helpful for you to better support your
children during assessment periods entitled, Exam Jitters.
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Andrea Gutierrez-Valverde who has received a Gold Principal’s Award.
Congratulations to the following students who have received a Silver Principal’s Award: Khiara Bourke,
Giselle Brennan, Olivia Cotovich, Billy Peklar and Juliana Soto.
Congratulations to the following students who have received a Pastoral Co-ordinator’s Award: Khiara
Bourke, Giselle Brennan, Olivia Cotovich, Andrea Gutierrez-Valverde, Jack Hitchings, Billy Peklar
and Juliana Soto.
Ellen McKell Year 7 Leader of Pastoral Care
The first two weeks of Term 4 have certainly flown by. I'd like to thank the students for their positive interaction and response as
I have filled in as their Pastoral Co-ordinator. We welcome back Mr Ashe next week.
CYBER SAFETY AND AWARENESS Following on from Monday's Cyberwell presentation by Dr Michael Carr-Gregg to parents, Year 8 attended
a presentation called Project Rockit. Lots of valuable information was shared with students on topics that
definitely impact the lives of our students and families. It is a timely opportunity for a family discussion and
review of the safe use of technology.
A website that would be very useful for parents to peruse is: https://www.esafety.gov.au/iparent
WRITERS CAMP
Congratulations to all students who attended the Writers Camp at the Francis Centre, Bonny Hills last week. It
was a very worthwhile and fruitful event from the feedback I received from our students. A huge thank you to
Miss Nikki Gray for her enthusiasm and support of these students. Please read a more detailed report within this
newsletter.
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
As the year draws to an end it will soon be time for staff to write reports. Pastoral Care teachers will write a comment which
reflects each student’s individual standards, contributions and achievements during the year. This comment takes on even more
significance as most of our students will begin the search for part-time employment over summer and in the new year.
UPCOMING YEAR 8 MASS Save the date, Friday, 4th November in your forward planner, as this is when we will be having our Year 8
Mass from 9.00a.m.-10.30 a.m. at St Agnes’ Parish Church.
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to the following students who have received a Pastoral Co-ordinator’s Award: Liam
Kirchner, Mitchell Morris, Drew Mutton, Jasper Schultz
Colin Coelho
Acting Year 8 Leader of Pastoral Care [email protected]
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On Monday, well known clinical psychologist, Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, addressed parents and staff about tips for parenting our
youth in their online behaviours.
We were all reminded of the real presence of the cyber world as a vehicle for our youth’s interest and sense of social connectedness:
there are more devices than people in the world; the average person checks their phone every 15 minutes; 95% of 15 year olds
own a smartphone and their real world is both off and online – it is how today’s youth communicate.
Dr Michael Carr-Gregg emphasised the importance of coaching our sons and daughters so they can use social media well.
The tips below are worthwhile strategies:
Use the application Cold Turkey or Self Control which blocks off the
internet and messages for scheduled periods of time, allowing students
homework time and study periods free from pop-ups and messages that
can easily distract from work;
iParent website https://www.esafety.gov.au/iparent is the best, up-to-
date site available to parents informing them how to meet the challenges
of our students online;
When, rather than if, cyberbullying happens it is good practice to: NOT
reply, block the person, save the evidence, report the abuse;
Adhere to social networking age recommendations;
Set boundaries and limits about excessive social networking; if these
limits are broken – set consequences;
Never post anything online you wouldn’t want your parents
(grandparents), police, principal or a predator to see; and
If online behaviour has a negative impact on day to day lives – ACT.
Today Year 9 attended a Cyberwell conference in which they were alerted to
how accessible and telling their online profile is for anyone to check – and
how to safeguard their privacy more online.
I was reminded as a teacher and a parent myself about the importance of
having ongoing conversations about the nature of our young people’s
relationship with others online, just as we have ongoing conversations about
relationships off line, and encourage parents to use this newsletter as a trigger to start.
CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations Ruby Taylor who played National Touch Rugby for Australia against New Zealand in
Tweed Heads in the mixed U21 team – an admirable level of skill.
GOOD LUCK
Good luck to the candidates on the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze challenge today and tomorrow.
Nicole O’Connell Year 9 Leader of Pastoral Care
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CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Ella-Jayne Wehlow who was selected to be a part of the Team Australia training squad for
the 2018 Junior Roller Derby World Cup. This is an amazing achievement and requires many hours of training
and a lot of travel as she prepares for the competition.
CYBERWELL SEMINAR
Year 11 attended a Cyberwell seminar at Newman Senior Technical College this week
with the Year 11 students from St Joseph’s Regional and Newman. The seminar was
relevant to Year 11 and very eye opening for me; it was based around educating the
students as to what they actually sign up for when using social media. It highlighted
their responsibilities and emphasised some of the severe legal consequences that they
will encounter if they were to misuse social media. Unfortunately, many young people
make these mistakes unknowingly but the consequences remain severe. I would like to
share just a few of the important notes I took from the seminar.
If you have notifications switched on in your smart phone, then many apps can access your location and the places you
frequent, and then use this information to influence your media feed for marketing and sales purposes;
Some apps have the capabilities to turn the camera in your phone around and record your reactions when you read posts
or see images;
74% of students use the app called snapchat, because it’s the one app their parents don’t use!
When using snapchat, if you do not have your ‘snap map’ turned to ‘ghost mode’, then any person using snapchat can see
your location and identity exactly where you are at any given time. Many young people see this as a great social tool but
as parents can you imagine the possibilities of who else could be looking at the current location of your child and where
they sleep at night?
I hate to use scare tactics but I strongly advise you to have a conversation with your children about their use of social media, ask
them to teach you about snapchat and please ensure they have it turned to ghost mode.
In the meantime and on a positive note we are very excited to take a few days next week to spend together and have a meaningful
experience at Retreat.
Andrea Huxley
Year 11 Leader of Pastoral Care
HSC EXAMS
Some reminders regarding the HSC exams which commenced on Monday, 16th October.
Students are expected to be in full school or sports uniform for the examinations.
Know the day and time each exam starts.
Arrive at school at least 15-20 minutes prior to the exam commencing.
You must have ID (which includes your NESA number) and place it on the front of your desk.
You should write in black pen, make sure you have spare pens.
You may also take in a ruler, highlighters, pencils (2B), sharpener, eraser and a clear bottle of water.
You can wear a watch, but once you sit down you will have to take it off and place it in clear view on your desk.
Some exams require specific equipment – make sure you know what is needed for each exam you are sitting.
Make sure any equipment you are allowed to bring, such as a calculator, is in good working order. You are not allowed
to borrow equipment during examinations.
You CANNOT bring the following into the examination room: mobile phone, smart watch, ipads, electronic devices,
paper or correction fluid.
Year 11 News
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ILLNESS or MISADVENTURE
You should attend every examination if possible. If you cannot attend an examination because of
illness or misadventure, you must notify either Mrs O’Brien, Mrs Eichmann, Mr Adam Kelly or
Mr McQueen immediately at the College.
EVIDENCE: Should an illness or misadventure occur you need to seek independent evidence on
that day. The documentation you provide must be current and specific to the date and time of the
examination. A medical certificate that merely states you were unfit for school is unacceptable.
If you are suffering from illness or misadventure, but are still able to attend the examination, notify the Presiding Officer
(the person supervising the exam) at once. Do this at exams in which you consider your performance may be affected.
You will need to complete a form from the Presiding Officer.
Michael Kelly Year 12 Leader of Pastoral Care
YEAR 8 WRITERS’ ENRICHMENT CAMP
The Year 8 Writers Enrichment Camp offers the chance for 15 students each from MacKillop,
St Paul's Kempsey and St Joseph's Regional to come together for two days to explore and
develop their creative writing talents. The workshops, run by English teachers from the three
schools, focus on helping students to acquire strategies to arrive at an original idea from which
a more extensive piece could be developed, and to find inspiration through exploring settings
and senses. The students who attended last Thursday and Friday displayed exemplary
enthusiasm and creativity; we can’t wait to see their final pieces of work!
Nikki Gray & Brent Lowrey
In the words of two of the writers....
Word on the street from the English Writers’ Camp is that students gathered together to
participate in multiple activities to build creativity and a sense of pursuing their creative writing
abilities. Whether it was getting to their characters, planning a story or finding inspiration,
students got stuck into it with a smile on their faces. All students returned to school with grins
and full of stories to tell. Casey Biddle and Saoirse Barltrop
Camp attendees – Saoirse Barltrop, Casey Biddle, Mirren Campbell, Isabelle Champion, MacKenzie Dawson, Alicia Dowling,
Jesse Hiatt, Awren Hoffmann, Alyssa Ishchenko, Sarah Langstaff, Kashia McGrath, Jemima Powell, Mitchell Scott and Sienna
Toohey.
Nikki Gray
English Teacher
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UNSW ENGLIGH COMPETITION
Results are back from the annual UNSW English Competition and MacKillop College is celebrating the success of its students.
The competition draws thousands of entrants from across Australia and New Zealand and assesses students’ comprehension,
syntax and vocabulary. The top 1% of students receive High Distinction awards.
In 2017, Year 11 student Hannah Cutmore and Year 8 student Sarah Langstaff received High Distinctions.
Another 17 MacKillop College students received Distinction certificates for finishing in the top 10% of their age group nationwide:
Auraiha Hewens (Year 7), Alicia Dowling, Sarah Hatherly, Alyssa Ishchenko, Kashia McGrath, Benjamin Moreton,
Kimberley Palmer, Hugh Robertson and Isaiah Tay all from Year 8, Imogen Smith (Year 9), Nicola Di Bona, Theo Last
and Alycia Lipovac from Year 10, and Year 11 students Tom Berryman, Sophie Jaggers, Samantha Glase and Imogen
Smyth.
Congratulations to all award recipients and participants.
Clare Hayes
Leader of Learning English
YEAR 10 EXTRAVAGANZA
The MacKillop College Year 10 Extravaganza will take place this year on Wednesday, 25th
October. This event provides the opportunity for Year 10 Creative Arts students to share
their class work with their peers, family and the wider school community. Entry is free and
open to all students, their families and the general public.
All Year 10 Creative Arts students are to read the following information carefully and ask
their class teacher if they are unsure of any details, expectations or requirements.
Details: Art Exhibition – Junior Library, 6.00p.m. to 6.30p.m. (Light refreshments and savory treats served by Year 10 Food Tech students
available at this time);
Music, Drama and Dance Performance – Performing Arts Theatre, 6.30p.m. to 8.00p.m. (opposite Junior Library);
What to wear: Visual Arts students - full College summer uniform
Music students - “Performing Ensemble” uniforms or black attire (no tights or jeans)
Drama students - performance blacks
Dance students - performance attire.
Before the event: Some students may be required to assist with set-up or rehearse in the afternoon between 3.30p.m. and 6.00p.m. Staff will be
available to supervise during this time.
Thank you for your support of Creative Arts and MacKillop College. I look forward to seeing you at the Extravaganza!
Rob Denham
Leader of Creative Arts
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SENIOR STUDY CENTRE NEWS
A new Moodle page, called the ‘Senior Study Moodle Page’ has been launched for senior students at MacKillop College and their
parents. (Parents, you will need your child to log-in to the MacKillop Moodle Page in order to view the Senior Study Moodle
Page). Year 10 students and their parents may also find this Moodle page informative as they approach their senior studies.
This Moodle page has been made specifically for students studying their HSC as well as students studying their preliminary HSC.
Students will find everything that they need regarding their senior studies in the one place.
On this Moodle page, students and parents will find valuable resources including subject syllabuses, past HSC papers, referencing
guides, advice on how to write essays, time management, organisational skills, study timetables, study techniques, stress
management strategies, as well as strategies to help students find their preferred learning style.
Students and parents will also find links to valuable websites. Some of these websites include: NSW Education Standards
Authority (NESA), University Admissions Centre, MacKillop College Careers, TAFE NSW, Training Services NSW and the
Online Multiple Choice program developed by NESA.
I encourage all senior students and their parents to have a look at this Moodle page.
To get to the Moodle page:
1. Go to the MacKillop Moodle Page http://moodle.pmaclism.catholic.edu.au/
2. Sign in to Moodle (parents you will need your child to log in for you).
3. Once signed in, click on the General Link (shown in diagram).
4. Click on ‘Senior Study Moodle Page’ (4th link down).
5. If this is your first time visiting the Moodle Page, you will be brought to a page that says ‘Enrolment Options’. Click on
‘Enrol Me’ (shown in diagram).
6. You will then be brought to the ‘Senior Study Moodle Page’ (see diagram below).
Lisa Wilton
Study Centre Co-ordinator
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YEARS 7–10 TERM 4 SPORT
YEAR 7
YEAR 8
YEARS 9 & 10 SPORT TERM 4 SPORT
Year 9 and 10 students will continue their elective sport – NO CHANGES WILL BE MADE TO SPORTS.
REPRESENTATIVE SPORT
Congratulations to Dylan De Domizio who recently competed at NSW All Schools Track & Field
Championships. He won silver in the 200m with a time of 23:84s, and silver in long jump with a jump of
5.80m. Dylan came 4th in the 100m.
He will now represent NSW in the Australian All Schools Championships held in Adelaide in December,
competing in the 200m and long jump, and will be in the NSW relay team.
Congratulations Dylan on your great results and all the best for Adelaide in December.
UP AND COMING EVENTS
Sport Event Date
Cricket CCC Berg/Downie Shield – Round 2 3 November
Surfing Diocesan Surfing Championships 9 November - TBC
COMMUNITY SPORT
If your child has achieved outstanding sporting results in their community sport, we would love to hear about it. Please email
myself or your child’s respective Leader of Pastoral Care so we can acknowledge these achievements.
If you have any questions regarding sport at MacKillop College, please do not hesitate to contact me either by email or phone at
the College.
Erin Denham
Leader of Sport
WEEK DATE DAY CLASSES TIME VENUE
Week 3
23th Oct Monday – Day 1 RA|CC|KC 1.35-3.15 PMQ POOL
27th Oct Friday – Day 5 EDE|PF|AH 9.10-10.50 PMQ POOL
GL|WL|TB 11.10-12.50 PMQ POOL
Week 4
30th Oct Monday – Day 6 RA|CC|KC 1.35-3.15 PMQ POOL
3rd Nov Friday – Day 10 EDE|PF|AH 9.10-10.50 PMQ POOL
GL|WL|TB 11.10-12.50 PMQ POOL
WEEK F1 F2 I1 I2 M1 M2 O1 O2 O3
Week 3
24th Oct Gym Fit
Court
Games
Hydro
Golf
Beach
Games Dance
Spin
Class
Rock
Climbing Hockey Tennis
Week 4
31st Oct Soccer Gym Fit
Court
Games
Hydro
Golf
Beach
Games Dance
Spin
Class
Rock
Climbing Hockey
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“Beautiful music is the art of the prophets that can calm the agitations of the soul; it is one
of the most magnificent and delightful presents God has given us.”- Martin Luther
REHEARSALS IN WEEK 3
MONDAY Senior Stage Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m; Theatre
TUESDAY Senior Percussion Ensemble – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m; J16 Music Room
WEDNESDAY Senior Vocal Ensemble – 8.00a.m. – 8:45a.m; Theatre Choir – Lunchtime, Theatre SAPSS Drumline – St Joseph’s Regional College, 4.00p.m. – 5.00p.m.
THURSDAY Concert Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m; J16 Music Room Junior Vocal Ensemble – 8.00a.m. – 8.45a.m; J14 Music Room
FRIDAY Little Big Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m; J16 Music Room Big Band – 7.45a.m. – 8.45a.m; Theatre Junior Stage Band – Lunchtime, J16 and J14 Music Rooms
UPCOMING EVENTS
ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCE Wednesday, 25th October, Period 1, College Hall, Big Band and Little Big Band
YEAR 12 GRADUATION DINNER Saturday, 18th November, time to be confirmed, Panthers Auditorium, Senior Stage Band
YOUTH MASS
Sunday, 19th November, 4.00p.m. – 6.00p.m; St Agnes’ Parish Church, Praise Band and Singers
MUSIC WORKSHOP DAY Thursday, 23rd November, 9.00a.m. – 3.00p.m; College Hall, all co-curricular music ensembles and invited students from
Year 6 programs
MUSIC SHOWCASE AND AWARDS NIGHT Thursday, 23rd November (date to be confirmed), 6.00p.m. – 8.30p.m; College Hall, all co-curricular music ensembles and
invited students from Year 6 programs
MACKILLOP CHRISTMAS MASS Wednesday, 13th December, Period 1, College Hall, Praise Band & Singers
Please contact Mr Denham with any questions relating to the co-curricular music program at MacKillop College or visit the
College website and click on the Creative Arts tab.
Robert Denham
Leader of Co-Curricular Music
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The canteen is looking for helpers. If you are available to help, please contact the office on 65832632 option 4 or Maxine on
0432179365.
Maxine Stone
Junior Campus Canteen Co-ordinator
Junior Tutorial is held in Room 12 on the junior campus
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7.45a.m. – 8.30a.m.
Senior General Maths Tutorial is held in Room 12 on the senior campus
Mondays, 7.45a.m. to 8.30a.m.
Junior Library: Monday to Thursday 3.20p.m. – 4.00p.m.
Senior Library: Monday to Thursday 3.15p.m. – 5.00p.m.
Day Names Start Time
Monday Paul Atkin, Belinda Williams and Dianne Pearson 10.40a.m.
Tuesday Debbie Ward, Katrina Bates and Casey Baker 11.00a.m.
Wednesday Kaylene Monkton and Verena Grandy 11.00a.m.
Thursday Jason Garland and Melinda Mitchell 10.40a.m.
Friday Melinda Cotter, Ute Lockwood and Bec Davis 10.40a.m.
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