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A MESSAGE FROM SCHOOLS COUNCIL – 2013 FEES

Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council is pleased to advise that due to continued prudent financial and operational management, the average Tuition Fee increase for 2013 has been limited to 3.3%.

Please note, the decrease in NSW Government Funding to Schools has been absorbed for 2013. And the level of teaching staff and classroom resourcing remains unaffected.

We look forward to continuing to provide a quality education to your children at Broughton Anglican College

Gavin Senescall - Executive Officer

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

I encourage all members of our College community to join us at the Celebration of Christmas in the Courtyard to be held on Saturday 1 December 2012. Bring your picnic dinner, your blanket or chair and join us for this evening of fellowship, worship and praise.

The College Student Leadership Team has been working closely with Mrs Bartlett in planning and developing the program for this event. All Junior School classes will be performing, as well as students from the Senior School. Community carol singing will be led by our Senior School Choir and College Bands.

The evening will start at 6.30 pm with opportunities for face painting with the program commencing at 7 pm.

In the event of rain, the Christmas Celebration will be transferred to the College Hall.

PRESENTATION EVENTS – 2012

Parents are reminded of the dates and times of the end of year Presentation Events:

10 December 2012 9.00 am Junior School Preparatory Graduation & Presentation

11 December 2011 9.00 am Junior School K-6 Presentation Morning

11 December 2011 7.30 pm Senior School Presentation Evening

Students and parents from the Senior School are reminded of the commitment made, at the time of enrolment, that they would attend these events. Attendance at Presentation Night will be recorded on the 2013 Semester 1 report.

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College Christmas Celebration

Christmas in the Courtyard

Saturday 1 December 2012

Commencing 6.30 pm with a start of proceedings at 7 pm.

Free Face Painting available from 6.30 pm

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2012 ROTARY YOUTH EXCELLENCE AWARDS

The Macarthur region can be proud of the quality of many of its young people, their willingness to strive for excellence and their desire to support and assist others in our community.

On Monday evening, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Halloran and I were privileged to attend the 2012 Rotary Youth Excellence Awards Dinner. This evening, attended by over 300 members of the Campbelltown community, recognised the achievements of our young people and youth from schools in the government, Catholic and Independent sectors across the Campbelltown City Council area. All who attended the evening were impressed with the students nominated and left confident that the future of our area and nation is in good hands.

I would like to congratulate the following students from the College for their nominations for an award and for the recognition many of them received in the various categories.

Joshua Little Year 12 Academic – Secondary - Winner ChunXi Jiao Year 11 Academic – Secondary - Runner up

Adam Ursino Year 11 Performing Arts – Secondary – Runner up

Lucy Chapman Year 10 Sport - Secondary – Highly Commended Alexander Georgieff Year 10 Sport – Secondary – Highly Commended Alexia Stephens Year 11 Community Service - Secondary Sam Staples Year 11 Community Service - Secondary Jana Massingham Year 6 Academic – Primary - Winner Sport – Primary - Highly Commended Sarah Russell Year 6 Performing Arts - Primary -Winner Sheridan Gallagher Year 6 Sport – Primary - Runner up

I would especially like to congratulate and acknowledge the achievements of Jana Massingham who was announced as the recipient of the Overall Young Achiever Award. Jana is talented in many areas, achieving excellence in her studies, Debating, Public Speaking, Music and many other areas. She is an outstanding sportswoman who has represented the College in numerous sports in school, NASSA, CIS Competitions and Carnivals. Earlier this year she represented NSW at the National Swimming Championships.

Jana is a worthy recipient of this award.

FISHER’S GHOST CRAFT EXHIBITION

Congratulations to Angelina Arora (Year 5) for her success in winning the Junior – Primary category in the 2012 Fisher’s Ghost Craft Exhibition. Angelina was presented a certificate in recognition of her achievement by Councillor Paul Hawker, on behalf of Mayor Sue Dobson. I commend Angelina for her willingness to participate in community activities and events.

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JUNIOR SCHOOL SOLO EVENING

Congratulations to all the students in the Primary School who performed at the Solo Evening last night. I commend you on your performances and how you have developed your musical ability over the past year. I was impressed by your confidence and the way you supported each other. I really encourage you to continue with your music. I know it takes commitment and practice but it will be something that will give you a lot of pleasure and satisfaction in your life.

I would like to thank, on behalf of the students and their parents in attendance last night, Mrs Sharyn Bartlett and our Music tutors for all the commitment and dedication they put into our Junior School Music Program.

VACATION CARE – DECEMBER/JANUARY

The College’s Vacation Care Program will operate on Wednesday 12 December 2012 and weekdays from Friday 14 December to Friday 21 December. The Centre will reopen on Monday 7 January 2013 and operate until Wednesday 30 January 2013. Please note, Vacation Care will not operate on Thursday 13 December to allow staff to prepare for the Vacation Care Program

On- line bookings for Vacation Care Term 4 and January 2013 vacation periods are now open. St Peters families are also being informed in their newsletter.

Vacation Care bookings are made online ONLY.

Quick Information Guide

Bookings link www.schoolinterviews.com.au

School Event Code: 65ST5

Closing date for all bookings: Wednesday 5 December 2012. No Vacation Care bookings can be made after that date

Mr D O’Connor Headmaster

COLLEGE NEWS

PLAYGROUP – 2013

I am very pleased to announce that Broughton is starting a Playgroup in 2013. It will be held on Wednesday mornings from 8.30 - 10.30 am in the OSHC rooms. Playgroup is an opportunity for families with children not yet in Kindergarten to play, learn and grow together. Expressions of interest are being taken now, and can be made to Miss Philpott (Junior School Chaplain) by completing the ‘Expression of Interest Form’ (Attached to Newsletter), or via the Junior School Office. More information and pamphlets will be made available in the coming weeks.

JUNIOR SCHOOL MRS C HALLORAN- HEAD OF THE JUNIOR SCHOOL

MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOL

As mentioned in Mr O’Connor’s section, we had an amazing evening at the Macarthur Youth Excellence Awards on Monday night. A huge congratulation goes to Jana Massingham, Sarah Russell and Sheridan Gallagher for representing our College so well.

Congratulations to Angelina Arora for her success in the Junior Primary category in the Craft

Exhibition at the Fisher’s Ghost Festival. (Photo in Headmaster’s section)

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I would also like to congratulate Jasmine Wade and Ella Stevenson for their efforts at the CIS gymnastics competition last week with both girls competing at levels higher than their own.

NIGHT OF NOTABLES

One of the highlights of this week, and indeed the year for me would have to be the Year 6 Night of Notables on Tuesday evening. Year 6 for the last five weeks has investigated people who are notable for their achievements and contributions towards the human race. This ranged from the sciences, arts, royalty, mathematics, exploration and Nobel Peace Prize winners. Students in preparation for the night have

delivered detailed speeches, prepared questions and created a display that reflected their notable. On the Night of the Notables, Year 6 students, dressed as their notable and prepared food from their notables era and culture. It was really exciting to see the children so engaged in their learning. Well done to the students, teachers and parents for your efforts in making this a wonderful evening.

PRIMARY SOLO NIGHT

Last night we had the first of our Junior School solo nights with our Primary children performing. What talented students we have! Thanks to the families for coming along and showing support. Next Tuesday we have the Infants concert commencing at 7pm.

SLATE GARDEN

Last week I was lucky enough to taste the very first strawberry from our SLATE garden. It was red, ripe and juicy! Well done gardeners. A huge thanks go to the amazing team of parents for your ongoing assistance with watering and maintenance. The SLATE students are having a great time.

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION EVENT

Yesterday the students received notes outlining the details of our Christmas Celebration including performance times and costume requirements. This should be a wonderful community event and we look forward to celebrating this time together.

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PREFECTS FOR 2013

Mr Jones and I are pleased to announce the student leadership team for 2013.

Rachel Veld Isabella Wyszynski Jonathan Ryan Connor Johnson Joshua Abdow

Bailey Martin Meredith Yorke Angelina Arora Sheridan Gallagher Nathan Egan

Abbey Rudar Andrew Griffiths Udaybir Chawla Emma Stretton

In mirroring the Senior School, our Prefects will be responsible for either a grade or a House. Over the coming weeks, the School Captains will be selected. The Prefects will receive their badges at the End of Term Assembly on Thursday, 6 December. We thank all of the Year 5 students who nominated themselves for these leadership positions. Yesterday we met with our current Prefects as well as the 2013 team. It was a great opportunity for our new prefects to learn more about the role and to thank our 2012 team on a job well done.

IPSSO

The IPSSO Summer Finals will be taking place on Wednesday 21 November 2012 at Macarthur Anglican School and Ron Dine playing fields. The following teams will be attending the finals Gala Day after successfully placing either first or second in our pool:

3/4 Soccer (Ron Dine playing fields – Fields 3 & 4)) 5/6 Soccer (Ron Dine playing fields – Fields 3 & 4) 5/6 Oztag (Macarthur Anglican School) 5/6 Mixed Basketball (Macarthur Anglican School) Congratulations to these teams and we wish you all the best on the day. Parents and visitors are welcome to cheer them on.

CHAPLAIN’S CHAT

TOYS’N’TUCKER

Every year people in our community and beyond spend Christmas without having the money to create a celebration. This is a wonderful opportunity to share Christ’s love by giving gifts of food and presents to those who need a helping hand. Anglicare is a Christian organisation designed to care for those in need.

What could I send in?

New toys for children up to teens – retail gift cards, sports equipment, movie vouchers, cosmetic gift packs Presents for mums and dads Non-perishable food – like longlife custard, shortbread, Christmas pudding, lollies (not chocolate) The ingredients for a recipe

NEW CHRISTIAN PARENTING WEBSITE

Did you know that the Anglican Church of Sydney has developed a webite created just for parents and carers? It’s called: http://growingfaith.com.au The site offers advice on a wide range of issues facing parents. Currently on the site you will find: tips for those tough questions; an article on unconditional love, movie and book reviews, holiday tips. Have fun learning and exploring!

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MR PAZOS VISIT

Year 5 loaded into the wonderful and colourful Spanish room. Mr Pazos, a Uruguayan man was waiting for our arrival. There were seed bowls and straws on the table worth $10 to $2,500. He explained to us the straws which had a filter near the bottom to strain the tea which is called “mate.” The 2, 500 straws were made out of 24 carat gold mixed with pure silver. He showed us “mate” which is a traditional tea from South America. Mr Pazos said that the cups were made out of seeds which were very strong. Then to prove it to us he started banging the cup on the table and the funny thing was it broke in half. He said that you could lose your job if you drink a cup of coffee at work but if you drink mate you cannot legally and that is all because of tradition in South America. We all enjoyed the talk by Mr Pazos and we had a great time. Gracias seňor Pazos !

By Angelina Arora, Anna George and Charlotte Toohey ( 5G)

POEMS FROM 5G

God is our here

He loves us all

From the sky to the ground

Even further down

God is the number one person in our life

He loves us and ‘cares for us’

He loves us to the ground

To the sky even a little bit higher

That is why

God is our hero

By Anna George

Help and Healing

Healing is found in Jesus Christ,

Eternity is promised if you choose to belong,

Love, Peace, Patience, Joy, Hope is yours

Powerful healer is he!!

And

Hear now the plans he has for you,

Enter the Peace,

A Plan to prosper, not to harm.

Let him be leader of your life,

Enter the Love,

Repent, cause you are Loved!!

By Tahlia Engelbrecht

ASSEMBLY AWARDS

Congratulations to the following Primary students for receiving Achievement Awards at this week’s Assembly.

Casey Baxter Laura Power John Southam Hayley Pope Nicholas Morales Alyssa Morellini Natasha Norman Larissa Chrissimos

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Jason McCann Natalie Neale Alexandra Andriopoulos Natasha Molloy Holly Alcock Thanks to 4W for leading the assembly this week. Next week the Infants assembly will be run by Kindergarten. This will be the final Infants assembly for the year!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Infants Solo Night 20 November ‘Brass O Holics’ 22 November Infants Swimming Scheme 22 November Kinder Bike Excursion rescheduled due to rain 27 November Year 3 String Program & Junior String Ensemble Concert 27 November Year 6 Dinner and Graduation 28 November Full College Christmas Event 1 December Active After School finishes 5 December Year 6 ‘Broughton Tales Performance’ 6 December End of Term Awards Assembly 6 December Prefects Afternoon Tea 6 December Year 6 Taste of Youth Group 7 December Stage 2 Excursion – Camden Museum and Library 7 December Preparatory Graduation Assembly 10 December K-6 Presentation Morning 11 December

PRAYER POINTS

Continue to pray for Mr Giles and give thanks for the kindness shown by students in their thoughtful giving to the Giles family

Pray for our upcoming Christmas Celebration Event

Mrs C Halloran Head of the Junior School

SENIOR SCHOOL MRS C KENNEDY HEAD OF THE SENIOR SCHOOL

I would like to offer my words of congratulations to both the Senior School and Junior School nominees who represented Broughton on Monday at the Rotary Club of Campbelltown Youth Excellence Awards. It was a great night of celebration for students who received nominations from their various schools. It was a privilege to witness the caliber of students in our region. Mr O’Connor in his article has described the evening and the successes, but I would like to congratulate the following students in the Senior School for their marvelous efforts; Joshua Little, ChunXi Jiao, Alexia Stephens, Samuel Staples, Adam Ursino, Lucy Chapman and Alexandra Georgieff.

Congratulations to Jackson Gray of Year 7 who has been selected to attend the South West Metro Development Swimming camp starting on the 23 November. The camp will be held

at the Sydney Academy of Sport in Narrabeen.

DRAMA NIGHT

Last Wednesday night Drama students in Years 9, 10 and 11 showcased their work from throughout the year at the College's annual Drama Night. Students presented a variety of performances in a number of dramatic forms including scripted Realism, Commedia dell'Arte, Surrealism and symbolism, individual performance and group-devised work. For many students it was their first time performing outside the Drama classroom and they demonstrated great bravery in being willing to share their talents with the College community. It was a wonderful night that showcased high quality work; however, the night also showcased the importance of working together and supporting one another. It is a blessing to see our students

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working to develop their God given talents in this area.

SENIOR SCHOOL MUSIC SPECTACULAR- 7PM COLLEGE HALL MONDAY 19 NOVEMBER

The whole College community is invited to a night filled with music. With items from our talented Year 9/10/11 Elective Music classes, Year 7/8 Extension Music classes as well as our award winning ensembles showcasing repertoire from 2012, including everything from Eye of The Tiger through to a special medley from Les Miserables. All ages are welcome.

MISA LEADERSHIP DAY

On 1 November, the four College Captains went to Macarthur Anglican School to take part in a MISA Leadership Day. The goal of the day was twofold, to interact with members of leadership teams from other schools and to bounce ideas off each other.

There were three sessions throughout the day, the first focused on the importance of teamwork and group dynamics. The second was about maximising the leadership qualities you have, and how to bring out the best in others. The third, and most fun, session was all about sharing ideas between schools. One school had the very unique idea of “Slave Day” whereby students are auctioned off to teachers to act as personal ‘slaves’ for the day, performing clerical tasks and carrying books to and from classes.

Overall the day was a huge success! We made new friends, had a great time brainstorming ideas and improvements for events within the College, and we are all very excited to put the skills we have learnt into practice.

Caitlin Rudder

STUDY SKILLS TIP FOR NOVEMBER: INDEPENDENT LEARNING

Some students take a long time to realise that there are actually two types of work in secondary school. There is the obvious work, the work your teacher specifically tells you to do and that is compulsory: homework, working on assignments, preparing for tests and assessments. But students who get good results in school take a larger measure of responsibility for their learning, this means that the nights where they do not have much compulsory work, they also do independent learning. These are the additional things you do, if you have no other schoolwork to do that night, to improve your understanding of your subjects. It is what students who get good marks are doing; they are just not talking about it to their friends!

Examples of independent learning:

Reading Reviewing what you have been learning at school that week Extra practice on questions you find hard Research on an area you are interested in learning more about Making a mind map about what you have been learning Making study notes on a topic Improving your touch typing skills Reading ahead in your textbook Improving your study skills (you can complete units on www.studyskillshandbook.com.au) Doing work from a different textbook or study guide for one of your subjects (check the school library, local

library and bookshops).

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Some nights you will not have time to do any independent learning. Other nights you will have no homework and will spend the whole time allocated to schoolwork for that night working on independent learning tasks. Your teacher may even give you a sheet that has suggestions of independent learning work for that subject. If you are unsure, you can always ask. This means in secondary school you can never say ‘I have nothing to do’ – this really just means ‘I have nothing compulsory to do at the moment!’.

One component of independent learning in high school is making your own study notes or summaries. You can learn more about how to make study notes in the unit ‘Summarising’ on www.studyskillshandbook.com.au

Our school’s subscription details to this online study skills website for secondary school students are -

The username is: forbroughtononly 

The password is: 95results

CHRISTMAS CAROLS SERVICE – 1 DECEMBER – AT THE COLLEGE – 6.30 FOR A 7.00PM START

Broughton’s Christmas Carols Service will be held on Saturday 1 December at the College. The Carols will be held outdoors in the front area of the IRC and Cafeteria. The evening starts at 6.30pm with face painting with the Carol Service commencing at 7.00pm. Bring your dinner and a picnic rug and sit on the grass to enjoy the concert. Mr Mark Schroeder will be speaking. The event is being organised by the College Prefects under the direction of Mrs Bartlett. Book this date on your calendar and bring along your family and friends.

PREFECT CORNER

LACHLAN BAILEY

Hi, I’m Lachlan. I have been at Broughton since Year 7, having moved from a public school along with my twin sister, Alex. Moving to a large school like Broughton was quite a change after being at a particularly small school. I have really enjoyed all the opportunities at Broughton, particularly meeting plenty of interesting people!

One of my main hobbies is reading, and, yes, I have been known to overindulge on occasion. I also work very hard at Tae Kwon Do. At school, I am heavily involved in debating and several other activities such as Duke of Edinburgh, which is a great program for those able to be involved - the hikes are awesome.

I am the Darlington House Prefect, and am looking forward to assisting Mr Strong and the other House Prefects in organising house events such as the Swimming Carnival. I would like to help organise some other house events with the house prefects to increase participation by people who don’t usually get involved in the carnivals.

We have a great prefect team, and I’m looking forward to the next year, working with the other outstanding people in our team.

WRITER OF THE WEEK

Congratulations to this week’s winner of the writer of the week. This entry is from William Brown of Year 8, who offers us some of his Fantasy genre writing.

“Tenti had hid behind the gnarled tree for what felt like hours as the trolls, ogres and black knights came rushing past his hiding place. Finally he began crawling, ducking and weaving his way to the dark castle, unseen by anyone. He slipped past the castle guards and once inside grabbed a torch, finding his way to where the stone lay.

On entering the room he gazed in awe at the orange glowing precious stone, the blue mist surrounding it.”

Mr Allard - GAT Coordinator

PRAYER POINTS

Pray for the upcoming Christmas Event and for this great opportunity to outreach to the community. Continue to pray for the staffing needs of the College as we finalise positions for 2013 Give thanks for the opportunity our Prefects have to be part of the Prefect Induction Service for school leaders

at St Andrews Cathedral next week.

Mrs C Kennedy Head of the Senior School

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P & F ASSOCIATION MRS LISA SIMS – PRESIDENT

NEXT P&F GENERAL MEETING

The next P&F General Meeting will be held on Monday 26 November, at 7.30 pm in the IRC. All parents are welcome to attend and to discuss matters regarding the College. Tea and coffee and a light supper will be provided so please come along and join us for the last meeting of 2012.

BROUGHTON COOKBOOK

The Broughton Family cookbook is still available for purchase and makes a lovely gift (especially a Christmas gift!). The cookbook is full of great recipes which have been provided by Broughton students, parents and staff, and is great value at just $25.00. There is a large variety of recipes with over 250 pages of delicacies to try. We will be sending out order forms next week for those that haven’t had the chance to purchase yet, or you can purchase one now, directly from the Junior School Office or Main Admin Office.

Lisa Sims

P&F President

BROUGHTON SHOP HOURS

BAC Shop Telephone Number: 02 4633 8221 (trading hours only)

Mondays 8am–11am Tuesdays 8am–11am Thursdays 12.30pm–4pm

The uniform shop will not be open on Thursday 8 November due to Pupil free days.

CANTEEN ROSTER

Monday 19 Nov 3 Denise Rerekura, Carolyne Hutchinson

Tuesday 20 Nov 3 Sue Cartledge, Julie Mustone

Wednesday 21 Nov 3 Vesna Johnson, HELP

Thursday 22 Nov 4 Sandra Lanz, Antje Taylor

Friday 23 Nov 4 Greg Little, Sandra Hooper, Marlene Rivett

Monday 26 Nov 4 Martyne Kennedy, Alison Griffiths

Tuesday 27 Nov 4 Sue Powers, Verna O’Donnell

Wednesday 28 Nov 4 Nicky Fortescue, HELP

Thursday 29 Nov 5 HELP, HELP

Friday 30 Nov 5 Jenny Blackburn, Marlene Rivett

The canteen is open for orders both for recess and lunch. If you wish to place an order, please call or come down to the canteen.

When ordering your child’s lunch remember to put their class on the lunch bag, especially when ordering in the Junior School. This avoids disappointment if their lunch is not in the correct lunch box.

Could all parents please note that if ordering Lasagne, Bolognaise Twirl or Mac Cheese we will not be selling these item during Term 4, 2012 and Term 1, 2013 as they are a winter selection only.

Please also note that some items in the canteen have increased in price - so please check the price list or web site for further details on prices.

If you participate in IPPSO sport on Wednesday(s) please do not order your lunch.

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CONTACTS FOR BROUGHTON

Senior School Telephone: 02 4633 8365 Senior School Fax: 02 4633 8358 Junior School Telephone: 02 4633 8366 Junior School Fax: 02 4634 8424 Out of School Hours Care: 02 4645 2088 (after 4pm only) Enrolment Enquiries: 02 4645 2014 Website www.broughton.nsw.edu.au Email reception@broughton.nsw.edu.au

junior@broughton.nsw.edu.au senior@broughton.nsw.edu.au

NEWS FROM ST PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH CAMPBELLTOWN

Contact St Peter’s Church

Church Office 4625 1041 stpeters@bigpond.com Nigel Fortescue 0429 939 410 nigel@thefortescues.net Leanne Burns 4625 1041 lannytish@bigpond.com Stuart Grant: 46263436 s.grant@broughton.nsw.edu.au (BAC Chaplain) Mark Schroder: 0412006789 mrkschroder@gmail.com Church location: Cordeaux Street, Campbelltown (parking via Howe Street) Find us on Facebook Campbelltown Anglican Church (St Peter’s and St Andrew’s) Campbelltown Anglican Youth Ministry – Campbelltown Anglican Church

YOUTH GROUP MEETS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT

Come along to the St Peter’s Church Youth Group. We meet every Friday night from 7.30-9pm. All students from Years 7-12 are welcome.

16 Nov Joshua 8-13 - Kings defeated and lands taken, “be strong and courageous” 23 Nov Joshua 14-21 - Lands Allotted

CALENDAR UPDATE

MONDAY 19 NOVEMBER Fitness in the MEZZ for all students 7:30-8:25am SS Music Spectacular Rehearsal – Hall 8.00am JS Cru Club SS NASSA Cricket Match – Onslow Oval Camden 8.30am Yr 9 Child Studies to Koshigaya Park – 11.15am Yrs K-2 Infants Chapel – Hall 2.15pm Yr 10 Drama Ensemble Rehearsal JS Active School Program SS Music Spectacular – Hall 7.00pm

MONDAY 26 NOVEMBER Fitness in the MEZZ for all students 7:30-8:25am Yr 10 Work Experience & Community Service Week JS Cru Club Yr 10 Mission Trip – Lockhart Yr 11AH to Nicholson Museum – Sydney University 8.45am Yrs K-2 Infants Chapel – Hall 2.15pm Yr 10 Drama Ensemble Rehearsal JS Active School Program P&F General Meeting – IRC 7.30pm

TUESDAY 20 NOVEMBER Yr 3 String Program JS KBF JS Concert Rehearsal – Hall 1.30pm Yrs 3-6 Primary Chapel – Hall 2.15pm JS Infants Solo Night – Function Centre 7.00pm

TUESDAY 27 NOVEMBER Yr 3 String Program Yr 10 Mission Trip – Lockhart JS KBF JS Concert Rehearsal – hall 1.30pm Yrs 3-6 Primary Chapel – Hall 2.15pm Yr 3 String Program & Junior String Ensemble Concert –

Hall 7.00pm

WEDNESDAY 21 NOVEMBER JS Knitting Club Yrs 7-9 Fundraiser 11.50am JS Active School Program D of E Gold Hike Preparation Afternoon

WEDNESDAY 28 NOVEMBER JS Knitting Club Yr 10 Mission Trip – Lockhart JS Active School Program

THURSDAY 22 NOVEMBER THURSDAY 29 NOVEMBER

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Yrs 7-12 RAGE JS Infants Swimming Scheme Infants Assembly – Hall 2.00pm Yr 10 All Your Own Work Yr 11 Prefects to Annual Prefect Service St Andrews

Cathedral – Sydney 7.45am Yr 9 PDHPE to Beach –North Wollongong 8.30am SS NASSA Cricket Match – Hammondville Oval 8.30am Yrs 3-7 Brass-O-Holics – Worship Centre 8.40am

Yrs 7-12 RAGE Yr 10 Mission Trip – Lockhart Yrs 7-9 Book Pack Collection - Uniform Shop 1.15 Yrs 3-6 Primary Assembly – Hall 2.00pm

FRIDAY 23 NOVEMBER Fitness in the Mezz for all students Yr 10 Elective History to Sydney Jewish Museum – Sydney

9.00am JS String Ensemble JS Choir Practice Robotics Club

FRIDAY 30 NOVEMBER Fitness in the Mezz for all students Y10 Mission Trip – Lockhart JS String Ensemble Helpers Afternoon Tea – Function Centre 2.00pm JS Choir Practice Robotics Club

SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER

College Christmas Event 6.30pm Face Painting 7pm Program

JS - Junior School SS - Senior School

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PLAYGROUP 2013 EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM

Yes I am interested

Please complete this form and return to Miss Philpott or the Junior School Office. Family Details Parent Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone: ________________________________________ Mobile: ___________________________________

Email:____________________________________________________________________________________________

Child’s name ________________________________________ Age: ______________________________________

Child’s name:_________________________________________ Age:______________________________________

Child’s name:_________________________________________ Age:______________________________________