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Greenwood College mdash An Independent Public School 79 Coolibah Drive Greenwood WA 6024

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Ph 9243 9200 Fax 9246 2456 ABN 31 997 963 629

DATE EVENT

22-25 June Music Camp

Mon 25 June Year 10 Lightning Carnival

25-26 June Year 10 Play

Thurs 28 June IEC Graduation

Friday 29 June Last Day of Term 2mdashHave a great break stay safe

Tues 17 July Students return to CollegemdashWelcome back

Wed 18 July Yr 7-12 Dance Incursion Student Choreography Night

Mon 23 July Yr 6 Parent Tour 930am

Wed 25 July Yr 7-9 Volleyball Excursion

All Years Parent Reporting Evening 430-730pm

Mon 30 July Yr 91 Photography Excursion

Thurs 2 Aug Yr 92 Photography Excursion

Friday 3 Aug Whole School Assembly

2 0 1 8 C O L L E G E C A L E N D A R ( D A T E S M A Y V A R Y )

June 2018

Edition

KEY CONTACTS

Absentee

0407 087 450

Reception

9243 9200

IEC Reception

9243 9300

Canteen

9447 1262

Nicholas Fantini

Ella Mason

Elize Britz

Fayth Mayne

Tiana Berryman

ldquo C A P T U R E N AT U R E P H OT O G R A P H Y C O M P E T I T I O N rdquo

F I N A L I ST S

June 2018 page 2

P R I N C I P A L rsquo S M E S S A G E M R P O H A R A

Year

2018

Term Dates School Development Days

(Pupil Free Days)

Public Holidays

(No School)

Term 2 Tues 1 MaymdashFri 29 June Monday 30 April Monday 4 June

Term 3 Tues 17 JulymdashFri 21 Sept Monday 16 July

Term 4 Mon 8 OctmdashThur 13 Dec Monday 19 November

Friday 14 December

S C H O O L I N F O R M A T I O N C A L E N D A R 2 0 1 8 ( D A T E S M A Y V A R Y )

Leave Mr Johnston is currently on sick leave and will be

returning in week 1 of Term 3 and we wish him well

on his recovery I have the pleasure of taking his

place as Principal for this time My most rewarding

aspect of this role is seeing the outstanding work

our students and staff are involved in Below is a

snapshot of activities that are continuing in our

school and all of this has been jammed into a nine

week term as well

Assessments This term we had Year 12 students completing

their EST assessments as directed by SCSA which

then flowed in to the Year 1112 exam week

Studentsrsquo behaviour during the exam week was

outstanding and now results are being analysed

and advice given to students Congratulations to

students who have performed admirably Year 12

students need to be conscious that they have

effectively one term of secondary schooling left

and need to work hard as well enjoy their final

term

Year 10 Subject Selection Our Year 10 Parent Evening was held on

Wednesday 6 June and was attended by more than

200 parents and students It was a very successful

evening where information was delivered and

questions answered In week 8 we commence the

one-on-one parentstudent teacher subject

selection process What is pleasing about the

Greenwood approach is that staff are assisting

students and parents in making selections for

2019 and students can make informed decisions

Thank you to all staff on the night of the Parent

Evening as well as the HASS dept who each year

assist in this complex process

Year 6 Parent Evening On Wednesday 13 June Ms Hamel organised a

Parent Information session for parents of

prospective Year 7 students in 2019 Feedback

from parents was that the presenters were

passionate about their subject areas as well as our

school Thank you to Ms Hamel for her

organisational skills staff who made presentations

and a special thank you to Mr John Smith the PampC

President who complemented the evening

perfectly

Physical Education With the concern surrounding childrenrsquos health I

am most pleased with Mr Guard and all the Phys

Ed staff who have worked hard to keep students

actively engaged in sport Activities have included

Year 7 9 10 Lightning Carnivals where

studentsrsquo behaviour has been exemplary

Netball carnivals

After school soccer football and netball

A special thank you to our non-physd teacher Mr

Gannaway who has assisted with the girlsrsquo soccer

team

Recycling Waste Greenwood College was recently visited by the

Minister for the Environment The Hon Mr Stephen

Dawson MLC and Mrs Jessica Stojkovski our local

MLA in relation to our waste management at the

College which has been co-ordinated by the

Science Dept and our Head of Science Mr Evans

Canteen Students and parents are encouraged to support

our canteen which offers a wide variety of cold and

hot foods from a constantly evolving menu each

term to accommodate student demands The

college community depends and benefits greatly

from the profits that are put back into the college

and used by the PampC to buy equipment for the

school

Reports Semester 1 reports for all year groups will be

issued to students on Thursday 28 June (second

last day of college) to take home Parents will be

able to receive further feedback from teachers next

term when we have the Parent Reporting Evening

on Wednesday 25 July

With the impending holidays upon us I would like to

take this opportunity to wish all students a safe

and happy two week break

June 2018mdashPage 3

U P P E R S C H O O L N E W S M R S A L I B E G O V I C

D E P T Y P R I N C I P A L U P P E R S C H O O L

Year 10 Counselling for Upper School in 2019 It has been pleasing to see the level of engagement from parents and students alike during the upper

school subject counselling process that has unfolded throughout this term Thank you to all that

attended the information evening An individual counselling interview has now been scheduled for all

Year 10 students and their parents Attendance at this interview is a crucial step is finalising course

selections for the commencement of Year 11 Students and their families are once again reminded that

teacher recommendations are made with the intent of guiding our students through Year 11 and 12

with the maximum opportunity to achieve their WACE and to transition into successful post-school

opportunities

Year 9 Elective Selections for Year 10 2019 All Year 9 students have received a Year 10 elective handbook and selection sheet Please note that

selection sheets are due to be returned to the front office by Friday 22 June Elective selections for Year

10 are year-long Students should consider their preferences carefully as changes at a later date cannot

always be accommodated Although every effort is made to provide students each of their first three

elective preferences timetabling considerations including the popularity of different choices may mean

this is not always the case

Year 11 and 12 Academic Tracking Following the semester one exam and reporting period an academic review of all Year 11 and 12 ATAR

and General students is underway Greenwood College is keen to ensure that each of our Year 11 and

12 students is navigating a successful pathway through upper school We are particularly interested in

ensuring Year 11 students that have commenced on ATAR pathway have achieved positive semester

one results Students whose academic performance is of concern will be attending individual interviews

and in many cases parents will be invited to also attend Year 12 ATAR students are reminded to take

advantage of the many before and after school revision classes that are being offered by many of their

subject teachers

Year 12 Semester Two and WACE Exam Schedules Please be advised of the following examination windows for semester two Please be aware that an

ATAR course will not be contribute towards WACE achievement requirements unless the external WACE

exam (including the performanceoral component where relevant) is completed

Semester 2 School Examinations 1 ndash 5 October 2018 Second week of Term 3 holidays

WACE Practical Examinations

(Performance and Oral) 22 Sept ndash 21 Oct 2018

First week of school holidays ndash Week 2 of Term 4

WACE Written Examinations 18 Oct ndash 16 Nov 2018 Week 2 ndash Week 6 of Term 4

A Police Rangers unit has operated at Greenwood College for more than sixteen

years Over that time the police officers running the unit have enabled many

students to develop their life skills and so become more effective members of the

community

At a time of parental dismay at the anti-social behaviour of some young people the work of the Police

Rangers provides a useful way of channelling young peoplersquos energies in a positive direction Important

ideals of loyalty duty and service are central to the ethos of the Rangers

There are many recreational activities provided by the Rangers and they have been arranged so that

students can proceed at their own pace Some of the activities involve drills radio communications

navigation community service leadership training camping and physical challenges Membership of

the Rangers is open to all students in Years 7-12

The Rangers meet at Greenwood College on Mondays during the school year from 4-6pm Inquiries

should be directed to Tessa Morawski on tessa_morawskihotmailcom or mobile 0430 383 603

P O L I C E R A N G E R S M S M O R A W S K I

O R G A N I S E R

June 2018 page 4

S T U D E N T S E R V I C E S M R W I L L I A M S

S T U D E N T S E R V I C E S M A N A G E R

City of Joondalup Mobile Youth Truck

The City of Joondalup has kindly offered Greenwood College the use of their Mobile Youth Truck every

second Thursday during lunchtimes for Term 2 The Youth Truck is a free mobile youth service for young

people aged 11-18 years old The Truck offers two qualified youth workers a kitchenette lounge

gaming TV and two unicycles These facilities aid the City of Joondalup in providing an inclusive

environment for young people and allow them to provide workshops skills building and personal

development

So far the weather has been very kind and our students have enjoyed themselves especially when the

inflatable mat was brought out (see picture below)

Winter Uniform

We are now heading into the wet and windy season Students have a responsibility to ensure that as

they walk out the front door of their home each morning they are in 100 full Greenwood College

uniform Girls can wear either navy blue or skin coloured stockings

Leggings are not allowed nor are beanies and ugg boots Scarves are definitely allowed but must also

be either plain navy blue or plain white or preferably a Greenwood College scarf available from the

uniform shop

All uniform worn must have the Greenwood College logo Any other type of clothing is not permitted

There will no doubt be very cold mornings this winter and the expectation is that students will arrive to

school warm but only wearing our uniform

Parents are reminded that the Uniform Shop has plenty of stock at the moment and it would be a good

idea to get in quick and buy the jumpers jackets needed to keep their child(ren) warm while at school

A school always looks much better when every student is wearing full uniform

Continued overleaf


S T U D E N T S E R V I C E S C O N T

Attendance To date over 30 students in Years 11 and 12 this year have chosen to leave school Reasons always

vary Most students apply for TAFE or jobs before they decide to leave school This is the preferred

outcome Some have been offered a place at TAFE some have found full time employment and some

are still looking Attending school in Years 11 and 12 is compulsory and a legal requirement Parents

carers must be aware that if their child chooses to leave school a process is undertaken Greenwood

College will submit a referral to the Participation Directorate requesting assistance

The Participation Team The Participation Team provides a transitional support service across all Public Catholic and

Independent schools to ensure all young people make successful transitions and participate in an

approved option in relation to the Raised Leaving Age Legislation

The options available under a Notice of Arrangements (NOA) for students in the final two years of their

compulsory education period - typically Years 11 and 12 aged students are to

attend school

enrol in an accredited course at a private Registered Training Organisation (RTO) or a public RTO

(formerly TAFEWA) or

attend an approved Community Based Course or

undertake an Apprenticeship or Traineeship or

gain employment in an approved job or

undertake a combination of the above

Students will always be encouraged to remain at school and complete either Year 11 or 12 Students

that enrol in TAFE at the beginning of the year or mid-year will be monitored by a Participation

Coordinator Same applies if a student commences full-time employment Leaving school and not

engaging in further education or employment is not a viable or accepted option

If your child (if in Years 11 or 12) is contemplating leaving school please contact either myself (9243

9238) or Fiona Gatey (9243 9213)

Attendance Heroes Drum roll helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The semester 1 Attendance Competition was won by the Year 7s with an

attendance percentage of 95 which was slightly better than the Year 8s with

92 That is a seriously commendable result for the year 7s and Ms Cook Third

place was taken by the Year 11s with 92 followed by the 9s and 10s on 91

and finally the 12s on 88 Well done to the students and to the respective Year

Coordinators Perhaps there will be a sausage sizzle as a reward

Sarah Asher Very sadly we had to say goodbye recently to Sarah Asher

our absolutely brilliant Student Support Officer Sarah has

worked at Greenwood College for nearly three years and in

that time she has had such a positive impact on this

school She has changed the lives of many of our young

people and is held in exceptionally high regard by staff

parents and most importantly students In 28 years of

education I have never seen a farewell to a staff member

like the one Sarah received As you can see by the photo

Sarah took home many gifts and many many cards

Sarah has left a wonderful legacy from her time here She is embarking on a new career

with Anglicare and we wish her all the best You will be missed Sarah

Upcoming events Zero2hero week and assembly

and Student of the Term excursion to Warwick

Cinemas to see the Incredibles 2

June 2018 page 6

Simone Priestley

V O C A T I O N A L E D U C A T I O N T R A I N I N G ( V E T ) M R S G A T E Y

V E T M A N A G E R

At Greenwood College we are busy focusing on our present Year 10 students and their subject

selections for their final years at Greenwood as well as directing Year 12 students towards their

pathways from school in to the world of work training and study With this in mind students should be

exploring industries and career pathways In this newsletter I will be detailing relevant and engaging

resources suitable for students at the College

Australiarsquos population is changing The population is getting older more females are in paid work and

the number of school aged children is growing Demand is likely to grow for aged care childcare home

based care and education services

Housing construction investment in infrastructure (like roads railways and airports)

tourism activity and the international education sector are expected to stay strong

The number and type of job openings available in the future will depend on things

like

turnover (workers leaving their job to do things like study move to another job

care for a family member retire or travel)

demand for goods and services

demand for resources

changes in technology

Industry Outlook

Over the 5 years to 2022 the department expects the largest job growth will be in

Health Care and Social Assistance

Professional Scientific and Technical Services

Construction

By 2022 there will probably be fewer jobs in

Manufacturing

Electricity Gas Water and Waste Services

Agriculture Forestry and Fishing

These are important industries and turnover will provide opportunities for workers with the right skills

Some parts of these industries (like Food Product Manufacturing) are expected to

grow

Career Outlook

The department expects there will be many new jobs for Professionals Community

and Personal Service Workers Some of the jobs expected to grow the most are

Registered Nurses

Aged and Disabled Carers

Accountants

Electricians

Some jobs need more training now than they used to (like Child Carers in day care centres) and most of

the new jobs created over the next few years will be higher skilled There are millions of lower skilled

jobs and these can be rewarding careers or pathways to other jobs

Employer needs can change quickly Workers who are willing to learn gain experience and build their

skills will be well placed to find and keep a job

Snapshots of many key industries provide information on salaries in related jobs employment trends in

the industry and what type of work you can expect if you pursue a career in the area Access this link

and explore relevant and up to date information regarding a variety of elements from salary training

and industry growth Over 30 Industries are detailed

wwwgraduatecareerscomaucareerplanningandresourcesexploringyourcareeroptionscareerprofiles

On the Greenwood College immediate front we have many opportunities arising for our students to

complete further training Presently a wealth of opportunities are being offered to students for delivery

at TAFE and other providersrsquo sites for one day a week commencing in 2019 Please keep an eye on the

daily notices and ask your student to continue to visit Ms Gatey for further training opportunities

Jarrad Dreja

Oliver Smith

Alana Leary


P A R E N T T E A C H E R I N T E R V I E W S M R M A Y E S

D E P U T Y P R I N C I P A L

When you click finish your interview timetable will be emailed to you automatically - check your junk mail

folder if you do not receive your email immediately

You can return to wwwschoolinterviewscomau at any time and change your interviews - until bookings close

tbryk

Enter THIS school event code

Then follow the 3 simple steps

Dear Parents

Greenwood Collegersquos Semester 1 2018 Parent Reporting Evening will be held in the College Library HASS

Maths and Science Rooms on Wednesday 25 July (Week 2 Term 3) from 430-730pm The College uses an

online parent and teacher interview booking system Go to wwwschoolinterviewscomau and follow these

simple instructions Note that the booking system will be open to parents at 9am on Tuesday 17 July and

close at 430pm on Tuesday 24 July

BOOKINGS CLOSE ON TUESDAY 24 JULY AT 430pm

Note that it will be helpful to have your childrsquos College timetable with you to select their subject codes and teacher names Parents can change their interview bookings any time prior to the closing date by re-visiting the wwwschoolinterviewscomau website and using the event code Remember to use the same name and email address you used when you made your original booking Parents wishing to change their interview times after the closing date should contact the school directly on 92439200 Parents who do not have access to the internet at home may ask their children to make bookings for them at school using school computers Students can with their parentrsquos permission log onto the online booking system at wwwschoolinterviewscomau enter the event code tbryk and make interview bookings on their parentrsquos behalf We hope that this online booking system which parents have asked for allows for more time efficient and flexible booking procedures

June 2018 page 8

A V I A T I O N M R H I L L

H E A D O F A V I A T I O N

Hello again from Aviation The student flying program has continued despite the cold front activity we

have experienced However we definitely need the rain The Year 11 and 12 exam period facilitated

getting flights rescheduled Time gained by ldquolost classesrdquo was used to schedule and complete more

flying Consequently three out of the scheduled four flights still went ahead Included here are this

monthrsquos keen flyers

Students on TV The Program was again in the media spotlight Channel 7rsquos ldquoToday

Tonightrdquo contacted the College with a request to include our advanced

helicopter flight simulator in a ldquotech in schoolsrdquo story Year 12

students Blake Purcher and Cole Macliver interviewed extremely well

I thought the students came across knowledgeable yet modest This

video is available for viewing on the ldquo7Pluscomaurdquo website I have

included a screenshot taken from the article

WA Electric Flyers Model Aircraft The School has approved a model aircraft club to use our ovals for

flying small electric model aircraft The Club has extended a warm

welcome to any students that wish to participate in Club activities

Students do not have be studying aviation to join Pictured here are

club members with some model aircraft Please contact Club

President Geoff Allan on 0412 903 659 for further information

Operation Seagull 2018 Once a year Ms Ayers and myself fly the helicopter into feeder primary schools to promote our Specialist

Programs This has been hugely successful in bolstering the

interest and enrolments in the Aviation amp Volleyball specialist

programs We recently completed another mission to remind

local schools of two Specialist Program offerings here are

Greenwood College Well done to Ms Hamel for coordinating

the visit with the Primary Schools

Flying proverb ldquoMaintain thy airspeed on finals lest

the ground rise to smyte theerdquo

Until next time safe flyinghelliphellipMike Hill

L-R Tim Johnson Geoff Allan Tim Green


V O L L E Y B A L L ( S P E C I A L I S T P R O G R A M ) M S A Y E R S

V O L L E Y B A L L S P E C I A L I S T C O A C H

AVSC Volleyball Movie Fundraiser On Friday 8 June the Volleyball Parent Fundraising Committee held a

movie fundraiser to watch Oceans 8 at Warwick Grand Cinemas 135

tickets were sold and we had an entire cinema to ourselves to enjoy

the film Two raffles were also held on the night and $1530 was raised

towards our students traveling to Melbourne to compete in the

Australian Volleyball Schools Cup A massive thank you to all who

participated in the fundraiser and to Michelle Judson and Lara Jansen

for organising the night as well as Michelle Langford for her support

with ticket sales

Year 10-12 SSWA Seniors Champion Schools Volleyball Tournament We had a great day on Wednesday 16 May at Warwick Stadium with our twelve Year 10-12 teams

representing Greenwood College at the SSWA Tournament It was a bit exhausting for coaches running

around like crazy but we managed and had a good tournament Congratulations to our Year 10 Girls

Team (Charlotte Benton Alana Bradnam Leanne Cowling Kailyn Smith Kaitlyn Smith Lily Sunderland

Rachel Tausem Olivia Warren) for winning the Girls B Division All other results are below

2018 VWA Indoor Junior League The VWA Junior League Friday night competition is approximately halfway through the season and our

Year 9 Girls team has been on a great run as they are currently sitting at the top of the ladder

UNDEFEATED Our team has traveled to St Maryrsquos Anglican Girls School the RISE in Maylands HBF

Joondalup Aquinas College and Rossmoyne SHS to compete against schools from across Perth Metro

Keep up the hard work and representing Greenwood College to the fullest

Year 6 Transition Program - Volleyball Clinics During Weeks 4 5 8 and 9 Greenwood College has been host to Year 6

students from Goolleal Primary and Dalmain Primary for Year 6 Transition

Program volleyball clinic sessions held on our beach volleyball courts

Approximately 75 Year 6 students have attended the sessions and it has been

a fantastic opportunity to get our future Gladiators some touches on the

volleyball Student coaches in Years 9-12 have been on hand to assist and run

the sessions by providing feedback and encouragement to our future volleyball

family Thank you to the following students for spending time during Period 5

and after school to work with next yearrsquos Gladiators Rachel Tausem Dylan Piggott Taylah Smith Jan Batuyong Olivia Whelan

Rory Noonan Tandin Wangchuk Sharm Bandara Kaitlyn Smith Kailyn Smith Olivia Warren Lauren Wood Leanne Cowling Lily Sunderland Hanz

Rahim Tyanna Hooper Summer Magrath Lucy Harris Isaac Bolt Demi Czynski Megan Bastian Hayley Moore Sam Burrell Khushnoor Dhaliwal

Christine Walters Max Brojanowski

VolleyMVPrsquos Each week Ms Ayers Mr Woodard and Mr Irwin choose a

student taking a Volleyball Specialist class who best exemplifies

what it means to be a ldquoVolleyMVPrdquo for the week VolleyMVPrsquos

are players who demonstrate a high level of work ethic during

class and morning training sessions maintain a positive

attitude and work well with players across all year groups Each

VolleyMVP receives a House Point and a free T-Shirt

Congratulations to our VolleyMVPrsquos of the school year thus far

Thank you for your support Any questions please contact me at AngieAyerseducationwaeduau

Angie Ayers Antony Woodard Trent Irwin

Volleyball Co-ordinator Volleyball Specialist Volleyball Specialist

Year 10 Girls A 1st Place B Year 10 Girls B 4th Place C Year 10 Girls C 2nd Place C

Year 11 Girls B 3rd Place B Year 11 Girls A 8th Place A Year 1112 Girls A 5th Place A

Year 10 Boys A 2nd Place C Year 10 Boys B 5th Place D Year 11 Boys A 3rd Place B

Year 11 Boys B 4th Place B Year 1112 Boys 4th Place D Year 12 Boys 2nd Place A

Week 3 Year 7 ndash Alber Sung

Week 4 Year 7 ndash Bailey Alp

Week 5 Year 9 ndash Taonga Manuel

Week 6 Year 7 ndash Josh Alp

Week 7 Year 7 ndash Theodin Ottosen

June 2018 page 10

C H A P L A I N C Y M R S E A R L E

C H A P L A I N

This term the students have had access to the City of Joondalup Youth Truck once a fortnight during the

lunch break The Cityrsquos Youth Truck is a purpose built mobile youth centre with a kitchen TV and video

games Youth Workers comfy chairs and loads of activities

As term 2 break approaches itrsquos good to know what else is available out there to keep your children

entertained

Did you know that these amazing youth services that are FREE

Continued overleaf

June 2018mdash1

S T U D E N T S O F T H E W E E K E A C H S T U D E N T R E C E I V E S A $ 2 5 C O L E S M Y E R V O U C H E R K I N D L Y D O N A T E D B Y T H E

P amp C C O M M I T T E E A L O N G W I T H A C E R T I F I C A T E

Princess Blaye (Year 12) - Princess demonstrated kindness when she asked a student

who always sits on their own to come and sit with her She encouraged him to engage in

conversation with others

Mason Talbot (Year 9) - for setting a positive example by being appreciative and

expressing his gratitude to others

Pedro Leon Beltran (Year 12) - for demonstrating kindness and understanding and

showing support to a younger student and also supporting a teacher at the same time

C H A P L A I N C Y C O N T

Anchors Drop In Mid week Drop In Wednesdays 4pm ndash 6pm FREE

Friday Night Drop In 5pm ndash 9pm FREE

Heathridge Leisure Centre

Corner of Sail Terrace and Siren Road Heathridge

Anchors Drop In gives young people access to youth workers and a range of activities and

equipment such as gaming movies music pool table arts cooking sport free WiFi and more

To attend the centre during Drop In young people amp their parents must complete a Membership Form

Young people have the freedom to choose their own activities and the amount of time they spend at the

centre They will only be supervised whilst participating in the centre For more information call Youth

Services on 9400 4228

Music Edge Mondays 3pm ndash 7pm

15 ndash 20 year olds

Cost ndash Free

Currambine Community Centre

Delamere Avenue Currambine WA

Music Edge gives young people the opportunity to make music With the new studio young people can

produce and record music and collaborate with their peers

Equipment includes Pro Tools Ableton 2 X Macs and a fully equipped studio that can record anything

from vocals to a small band

For more information call 9400 4223

Freestyle Edge Tuesdays 4pm ndash 6pm


Cost ndash Free

Freestyle Edge is a dance program for young people which focuses on dance acro breaking and

performance


You can read more about these free programs and book in for the school holiday activities here

httpwwwy-loungecomau

Have a wonderful break

June 2018 page 12

Y E A R 7 C O U N C I L L O R N O T E S C O N N O R M I L F O R D - J O N E S A N D C L A I R E M A N S E L L

Y E A R 8 C O U N C I L L O R N O T E S A N G U S F R A S E R A N D M I C H E L L E C A R R I E

I E C C O U N C I L L O R N O T E S T R A N B A O N G O C V U ( N I C K Y ) A N D R U O X I L I ( D I D D Y )

Hi again Year 8s

This term has been a very busy term and is coming to an end We have had the

Lightning Carnival earlier in the term in which students tried their very best in

Soccer Basketball Netball and Volleyball The PE department were very pleased with how we

represented the school We were also very glad to have a long weekend break after working very hard

for that part of the term

Recently we had Elevate Education visit us and give us a talk called Junior Time Management in which

we learnt about how to balance our personal time with our study and homework We were also

rewarded with a sausage sizzle from Miss Arns and the Student Services team for our hard work this

term

Coming up in week 8 we have our Zero2hero week This week is all about supporting the charity called

Zero2hero which raises money for suicide prevention and was created by an ex-Greenwood student

Throughout the week Student Services have organised special

events such as mechanical bull and an obstacle course and a big

assembly on the Friday

As well as this we have Music Camp in week 8 and a HASS

excursion to Kings Park As you can tell

this is an incredibly busy week In week

9 we are being given our Semester One

Reports hopefully everyone has tried

their best this semester

After all this we have HOLIDAYS

In week 6 students from 41 42 and 43 went on an excursion to the State

Library and the Art Gallery of WA There were 41 of us so we split up into two

groups Each group had a session in the library and in the art gallery

In the Art Gallery we had to search for works of Art using clues and then write down what we saw and

what we thought In the library we attended a session called lsquoFun With Fairytalesrsquo We used ipads to

take photos for fairytales we have been studying Back at school we are using the Book Creator app on

the ipads to retell our fairytale with our photos We all know our fairytales very well now

Students from 31 32 33 and 34 went on an excursion to Caversham Wildlife Park in week 7 They

saw lots of Australian native animals and had a great day out

On 28 June students from the 4s classes will be graduating We are looking forward to the ceremony

and the excursion to bowling Some students will be moving to new schools and we hope they will stay

in touch with the friends they have made at Greenwood

Term 2 started off well with all the Year 7s finally settling into high school

Everyone knows each other and is getting along well In Week 5 it was the

Year 7 Lighting Carnival We had to choose from the sports Netball Volleyball

Soccer and Football and most sports competed against other schools We started training in week 2

with every sport and health lesson spent playing our selected sports Everyone was excited for the

carnival and played to the best of their abilities with two Netball teams placing 3rd in their Division

Overall it was a great day and everyone had fun

As we are coming to the end of Term 2 everyone is eager for the holidays to arrive So far College has

been amazing and we canrsquot wait to see what happens next


Y E A R 9 C O U N C I L L O R N O T E S J A C K S O N W A L K E R A N D J A C Q U E W A L T E R S

Y E A R 1 0 C O U N C I L L O R N O T E S D E C L A N G R A Y A N D K A I L Y N S M I T H

Hi guys This is the second newsletter for the year so far Itrsquos the end of week 7

and a lot has happened Letrsquos outline a few of the eventshellip (Probably not in

chronological order though)

Up first NAPLAN What a nerve-racking week There was a lot of grumbling and

groaning but I think we were all glad to be rid of the tests the next week Unfortunately for us the Big

Science Competition was on the same week More stress am I right But soon all the tests were over and

done with thank goodness for that

The Year 9s were also visited by Mr Luke Kennedy He came to talk to us about the effect labels can have

on us and that these labels donrsquot define us We really hope that every Year 9 present took his words to

heart Also this term the Year 9 Outdoor Education classes went to Rottnest The 9s had a heap of fun

fishing and biking Unfortunately for them though the water was rough and more than a few people were

sick After Rottnest came the School Sports Netball Carnival There were a lot of Year 9 girls participating

and they all had a great time playing against the top schools wining some and losing some The Division

1 team (a group of Year 9s10s) even came first in their division They will be participating in the finals

rounds in Fremantle later on this term

Last but not least the Lightning Carnival The Year 9 Lightning Carnival was yesterday the fourteenth All

the Year 9s participated and had a great fun-filled and enjoyable day The sports that were played were

Volleyball Basketball Netball Football and Soccer The Year 9s played at a range of different venues with

supporters on all sides This yearrsquos carnival was the second last wersquoll ever have and were all really sad

But wersquoll definitely make the most of our last Lightning Carnival next year

Well thatrsquos it for this term Itrsquos only a nine week term but it has been packed So much stuff has

happened some of it fun some of it not so much But wersquore all thoroughly enjoying this term so far and

Irsquom sure when we check in next term wersquoll have lots more to tell

Weve just had our immunisations against Meningococcal and have been

hard at work preparing for the year ahead of us We also have many

upcoming events such as an Interschool Sports Carnival a Drama

performance and the River Cruise

Meningococcal is a hard word to say and an even harder one to spell honestly who even names these

diseases Anyway the Year 10s had our immunisations against it so we most likely wont even have to

care how to say it or spell it For some this needle was their worst nightmare for others it was just a

free lolly and some skipped class time Either way it is over now so we can breathe a sigh of relief

Year 11 and 12 are very crucial years in a studentrsquos schooling so there needs to be a lot of preparation

to ensure theyre done right As Year 10 students going into Year 11 we have been in the process of

selecting our Year 11 subjects We have read the booklets of information about our upcoming subjects

and what they have to offer received our recommendations from our teachers for subjects next year

and had multiple meetings about it all The whole process ends on 22 June when our subject selection

sheets our due into the front office Before then many students and their parents will attend a

counselling session with a designated counsellor to go through their choices on their subject

recommendation sheets What is with all the preparation though Well the school wants us to be

prepared for Year 11 and 12 to ensure we can achieve our WACE (Western Australian Certificate of

Education) and allow for the smoothest transition into upper school ATAR students will most likely

attend university General students will either attend TAFE or seek alternative entrance to university

and Foundation students will most likely be seeking immediate employment in the workforce This all

sounds very scary and sudden but that is why we have lots and lots of preparation Just remember

kids it will be okay

Coming up is our Interschool Sports Carnival where the Greenwood Year 10s compete against Year

10s from various other schools Therell be laughter smiles sweat and maybe even some blood letrsquos

hope not Were sure itll be a fun day for everyone Good luck guys

By the time this article goes to print the Year 10 Drama productions would have concluded Currently

the Year 10 Drama students have been hard at work rehearsing and preparing a compilation of 10

minute plays for everyonersquos enjoyment The production starts on 25 June in the Drama room The

leadership group and Mr Bassanelli have been hard at work planning our Year 10 River Cruise At this

stage it is looking like being held next term in week 7 It is the one and only scheduled social event for

all the Year 10s and should be a fun night

Thank you all for reading Have a nice rest of your term enjoy your holidays and be nice to your mums

June 2018 page 14

Y E A R 1 1 C O U N C I L L O R N O T E S L E W I S M A S O N A N D L O R N A W I L S O N

Y E A R 1 2 C O U N C I L L O R N O T E S E T H A N D E B E E R A N D B R O O K E O rsquo C O N N O R

First and for most we would like to congratulate Taylor Waterson on achieving a

great milestone in her Rugby career She has represented WA in Women`s Rugby

both league and union for the Western Force She achieved this while juggling Year

12 ATAR and other school commitments We are very proud to have Taylor as a member of our year

group and we look forward to watching her succeed in the years to come

On another light note Zero2hero day is on Friday 22 June It is a mental health charity that was

founded by an ex-greenwood student and it now runs successfully at a variety of schools across Perth

The charities and the schools that run a Zero2hero day over the years have done a great job at raising

awareness and providing support to those of us that struggle with mental illness This year we are

keeping this tradition alive by extending a day of activities to a week ending on Friday with a whole

school assembly and a free dress day

It will be an especially good day for the Music students who embark on their quest to spread their

talents to the four corners of Perth

To end off we would like to remind Year 12 students about the Leaverrsquos Assembly Committee that will

meet on Monday lunch-times to create the most entertaining assembly of the year All are encouraged

to come and contribute to the last piece of our legacy

Hello all as another exciting term at Greenwood College comes to a close we have

new events exclusive to Year 11s coming up early next semester

Firstly to recap the past 9 weeks ATAR students have sat exams which posed as a

great introduction to our following senior years For those who are disappointed with

their result donrsquot stress there is plenty of time to improve before the second set of exams and for those

who did well keep up the incredible work efforts and keep striving for success Congratulations to

everyone

To all the musosrsquo your camp is just around the corner Enjoy your time in the beautiful Swan Valley

canrsquot wait to hear about it on your return Reminder to those interested in attending the Winter Concert

will be held on the Sunday and the camp in the Swan Valley

As we are sure you are all aware this week is Zero2hero week The whole week is to be filled with

communal activities that are sure to spread the positive vibes At the end of the week for our whole

school assembly we have some very special guests attending and trust us you do not want miss them

Finally the night we have all been waiting for - the Year 11 Formal As it is approaching much quicker

than we all thought We suggest you start looking for an outfit now donrsquot forget to dress to impress

Save the date 16 August - more information will be released soon

In the meantime from your Year 11 councillors we hope you enjoy your well-earned two week break

that is rapidly approaching Enjoy yourself stay safe and we will see you again after the break


P O S I T I V E P A R E N T I N G P R O G R A M ( P P P ) M R S B R O A D

H E A L T H N U R S E

Helping your child build healthy relationships Every day we interact with many other people You may not like them or agree with them but everyone deserves respect

Parents play an important role in assisting children and young people to build self-respect This leads to the development

of the values and skills needed to express respect to others There may be some variation in what represents respectful

behaviors across different cultures However in any cultural context respect is about behaviors that convey valuing and

caring about another person Helping your child develop the following skills will help them to form healthy respectful

relationships with peers and adults

Understanding and empathy Encourage your child to think about how another person may feel about something

Empathic listening Teach them to listen and show they understand another personrsquos point of view

Anger Management In times of conflict encourage them to think first before speaking stay calm and avoid hurtful

reactions

Conflict resolution Disagreements are normal in any relationship Itrsquos helpful to teach your child that to work

through a problem by understanding another personrsquos point of view To achieve a compromise or agreement is

better than winning an argument that leaves the other person feeling bullied hurt or embarrassed

Problem-solving and decision making skills Rather than you offering solutions for your childrsquos problems hold back

and support your child to generate a few possible solutions themselves Encourage them to think about the impact

of each option on themselves and others before deciding on their action

Honesty In a relationship where there is trust and acceptance there should be no reason to lie and honesty should

be encouraged

Assertiveness Help your child to learn how to stand up for themselves or to speak up about their values or needs in

a way that is non-confrontational and still respects others

More information on helping children develop healthy relationships can be found at httpskidshelplinecomau and

httpraisingchildrennetau

June 2018 page 16

M U S I C M R S A L M O N

H E A D O F M U S I C

Simone Priestley

On Tuesday 29 May 31 members of the Greenwood College

Vocal Ensemble went on a short excursion to Edith Cowan

University in Mount Lawley and to the Western Australian

Academy of Performing Arts Every Tuesday during the university

semester the Classical Department puts on a lunchtime concert

at 110pm Sometimes there are visiting artists Sometimes

there are local ones Sometimes there are the university

students themselves On this occasion we were treated to a

spectacular performance by Eneksis Vocal Ensemble led by Michael McCarthy one of Australias

leading specialists in Aural training in particular through the methods laid down by Zoltan Kodaly The

ensemble performed a dazzling array of pieces by Taverner Rheinberger Part Busto Biebl and others

in 4 5 6 8 and 10 part harmony all to a very high standard and all with the utmost dedication to

precision detail and expressive effect At the close of the concert more than one student commented

that some of the harmonies had given them goosebumps They were both surprised and inspired by this

particular effect We often hear about how music and sound can influence the human body but we

d o n t a l w a y s f i n d

ourselves quite so aware

of this experience After a

short afternoon tea the

students then made their

way back to the College in

time for their usual

rehearsal after school Im

so very pleased that the

students enjoyed this

special performance and

look forward to similar

outings in the future

On Friday 15 June the students and staff of the Music Department held it annual Term 2 lunchtime

Amphitheatre Rock Band Concert The Year 11 and Year 12 students of the Certificate II class were

tasked with setting up the ever increasing array of equipment required for these kinds of events Itrsquos

difficult to get these items placed on stage in time to perform let alone connected up working and

sounding as they should It requires considerable preparation and practice on the part of the students

as well as a willingness to sacrifice ones own lunch break for

the entertainment of the school There are always issues to

overcome in order to put this event on The students did an

excellent job under the circumstances First up were the Year

10-12 Senior Rock Band The Nameless with Hysteria Our

second item was presented by the Year 9-10 Intermediate

Rock Band Legacy with Rain Our third and fourth items

were presented by the Year 7-9 Junior Rock Bands Fire amp Ice

and Capacity performing Wild Thing and Better than

Revenge respectively The event serves to entertain the

students of the College as well as create a date that the

ensembles must be prepared for before then embarking on

the annual Primary School Music Tour The lunchtime concert

was very well attended with few seats spare around the

Amphitheatre My thanks to Mr Swain and Mrs Pattison the

ensembles directors for their hard work dedication and

willingness to go above and beyond to prepare our students

for these performances I am very proud of our students work

and look forward to showcasing their talents at Goollelal and

Halidon Primary School on Friday 22 June

COMING UP

June 22-24 Music Camp amp Primary School Music Tour

August 2526 Classical Guitar Festival

September 8 Annual Music Dinner


L I B R A R Y M R S K I N G T O N

H E A D L I B R A R I A N T E A C H E R

As part of the Netball program Greenwood entered six teams in the WA School Sport Champion Schools Netball

Competition on Thursday 24 May Having trained hard all semester for the event the girls acquitted themselves well

representing Greenwood with dedication commitment and pride On the day all the teams did very well competing

strongly against and also beating specialist netball schools

A special mention must go to team one in Year 910 Division

and team one in the Lower School Division who have

progressed through to the next round

The Year 910 girls will now play against Ashdale College and

the 78 girls will play against Warwick Senior High School Best

of luck to both teams Well done girls

N E T B A L L C A R N I V A L M S L O G A N

P H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N T E A C H E R

So far this year our student borrowing has reached 4645 books covering both fiction and nonfiction genres

Author of the week is Anthony Horowitz whose genres include mystery and supernatural Below are some

recommendations from our students

Students are invited to give reviews of books read from the Greenwood College

Library these reviews will then be placed on the Oliver homepage

The Year 10s are currently looking at subject selection

and are interested in the types of careers they will have

in the future To facilitate this the Library currently has

a display including a selection of books reflecting some

of the career books available for student borrowing (see photo right)

June 2018 page 18

P H O T O G R A P H Y mdash Y E A R 1 0 B E A C H E S

M R S I L V E S T R I N

P H O T O G R A P H Y T E A C H E R

Capture Nature Photography Competition Awards Night (from the front page)

On Thursday 7 June Mr DrsquoAgonstino Ms Silvestrin and five extremely talented young photographers were invited to the

Joondalup Reception Centre for the awards night of the City of Joondaluprsquos Capture Nature Photographic Competition For

the second year in a row Greenwood College has made up a quarter of the finalists taking up five or the twenty

prestigious places Pictured left to right is Elize

Britz (Yr 12) Fayth Mayne (Yr 11) Tiana

Berryman (Yr 11) Ella Mason (Yr 9) and Nicholas

Fantini (Yr 12) who all had their photographs

selected from hundreds of entries based on their

creativity composition caption and relevance to

the theme We want to congratulate all of our

students for this incredible achievement

especially Nicholas Fantini who took out 4th place

earning himself $125 Well done Nicholas

During weeks 2 and 3 of this term the Year 10 Photography

students went on a lsquoBeaches Tourrsquo We spent the day traveling from

Leighton Beach in North Fremantle past packed surf breaks at

South Cottesloe Then we spent some time photographing the

iconic Cottesloe Beach before heading to Scarborough for lunch

and finally home It was a fantastic day We thank Mr DrsquoAgostino

and Ms Silvestrin for taking us It was such an incredible

educational experience that we are so lucky to have had

Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley

S O C C E R M R N O R R I S


CONGRATULATIONS to our Greenwood College Year 12 student NICHOLAS FANTINI who has won a photo

competition of an important Australian magazine Photoreview

(wwwphotoreviewcomau)

The article is published in Photoreview magazine of June 2018 see the

relative pages attached

The winning photos are masterful images of two adventurous Latin

America destinations Laguna Colorada in Bolivia and Bloody Red Lake

in the mountains of Chile The waters of these two lagoons have intense

orange hue which is contrasting amazingly with the landscape

The same student has become recently a winner of drone

photography in New Drones of Australia and took a 4th

place in Capture Nature Photo Competition in Joondalup

Greenwood College produces so many amazing

photographershellip

Y E A R 1 2 P H O T O G R A P H Y W I N N E R M R D rsquo A G O S T I N O


With the World Cup in full swing it would be fair to say that Soccer has never been so popular at

Greenwood College The 2018 season saw the school field 3 Teams Senior Boys u18rsquos that are led by

Dale Gannaway with the intermediate boys (u16) and Senior Girls (u18) being coached by yours truly

The biggest group we had by far was the intermediate boys We had too many for one team but not quite

enough for two which proves that there is a huge demand for the sport here Senior Girls had a mix of

junior and more experienced players while the Senior Boys has mostly experienced players with some

debutants stepping up from last years intermediate boys team

The Senior Girls had some brilliant moments in their season

Captained by Raquyah Hameed they showed some real promise in

their first game despite going down 3-0 to Duncraig SHS Their

second game against Carine SHS was far better with more

possession and shots on goal but neither team was able to break

the deadlock and the girls walked away with their first points with 0

-0 draw A forfeit from Mater Dei gave the girls their first win but

their best game was their last game against Quinns Baptist College

The Girls lost 4-1 to them last year however this time around lead

the game 1-0 right into the second half when a mixture of fatigue

as well as a heavy dose rain saw Quinns score 2 quick goals to win the match 2-1 Our standout players

throughout the season were Chelsea Downes Asha Malde and Jacinta and Isobel Boyce

The Intermediate Boys had another tough season however the

score lines were remarkably smaller than last season A crunching

7-1 loss to Ashdale followed by a narrow 2-1 loss to Shenton

showed the boys were improving Their last game against

Churchlands was very tight in the first half with multiple chances

on goal in the first half but somehow not finding the back of the

net The second half saw Churchlands run away with a 6-0 win

Honourable mentions go to Milad Safari Jigme Dorji and Atanas

Atanasav

The Senior Boys had a mixed season They started well with a resounding 3-0 win over St Stephens the

following week saw a narrow loss to Mater Dei despite the boys playing some brilliant soccer A forfeit

from Quinns gave them a 3-0 win on paper and they needed to win their recent clash with Balga SHS to

keep their finals hopes alive Sadly despite some valiant efforts from the likes of OT Mbafumoja Regis

Gatambiye Ahmed Omer and Aaron Deeks it wasnrsquot enough with Balga taking a 2-0 win There is one

more game left in the group stage which will be an away game on 25 June against Duncraig SHS

Despite our season earlier than we normally would like you can still enjoy the World Cup

June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley

O U T D O O R E D mdash Y E A R 9 R O T T N E S T G R O U P 1 M R G I L L E S P I E

O U T D O O R E D ( P R A C T E A C H E R )

The Year 9 Outdoor Education class set out on a fishing expedition to Rottnest island on Thursday

31 May The class spent weeks preparing for the expedition learning how to set up rigs tie knots

cast out and how to snag a big one The week leading up to Rottnest had high anticipation

throughout the class the question was ldquowho was going to get the biggest catchrdquo

As the morning arrived a dark and cold chill shivered through everyone ldquooh wait thatrsquos just the

weatherrdquo A storm had decided to hit the Perth coast in full force and provided not only challenging

fishing conditions but a crazy boat ride over The weather didnrsquot seem to dampen the morale of the

class although the boat ride would soon change this You know itrsquos a good start to a boat ride when

they hand you a sick bag as you boardhelliphellip

As we left Hillaryrsquos harbour there was laughter and jokes getting thrown around until the boat

stepped out into the ocean swell and the only thing that was getting thrown around were screams from

students and the odd little vomit Some thought this was the end With the skill of the Captain or just

luck of the draw we landed safe on the island With the crazy ride over there was a sigh of relief ldquoyayrdquo

fishing time

We had keen fishermen on our hands We delegated the fishing gear out and started our trek by foot

our destinationmdash the Army jetty The fish were about to get a shock

As we arrived it was still pouring with rain and down to 10 degrees but this didnrsquot stop any ldquooutdoor

eagersrdquo With the likes of AJ no shoes no jumper and just shorts he was running to the water to get

first cast and have the chance of bragging rights for the first catch Within minutes there wasnrsquot a ldquodryrdquo

seat in the house with all students out wetting a line

Moral was high although it was a slow start to the day The only thing getting reeled in was seaweed or a

cold BANG Harry Burt is on The rod has a big bend to it and it looks to be a big onehellip hold onhellip waithellip

what is that thing ldquoSir I caught someonersquos underwearrdquo Well at least we werenrsquot going home empty

handed

With the first catch being a pair of underwear things were starting to look south The class kept at it

battling the weather they started to hit the target The fish were biting and the race was on The fish

started to get pulled in and the smiles and bragging rights started to flow The rain still coming down

sideways in buckets While Mr Tippet Mrs Tkachenko and Mr Gillespie tackled the weather with the

students Mr Walczak kept cosy under the shelter with his knitted blanket and gloves With the fishing

coming to an end Jayden was crowned Champion Angler with a total count of 12 fish Despite the

protest from Harry with his imaginary 10ft snapper that magically got away

With the gear packed up it was time to start the hike back to the boat With the boat ride we had

coming to Rottnest I think the return boat ride was on everyonersquos thoughts With a small debrief of the

day and a bit of free time to go get some food we boarded the boat and set sail for Hillaryrsquos boat

harbour The ride home was smooth sailing as the wind was low and we had the swell on our side A

safe landing at the boat harbour had topped off the trip of on a good note and left everyone with plenty

of stories to tell


Simone Priestley



The 1st of June - day two of the Year 9s fishing expedition had commenced The sun was out spirits

were high and the sea was friendly to 50 of the class which managed to keep their breakfast in

In a lot of ways group oneday 1 and group twoday 2 were polar opposites The boat ride on the

second day was majestic compared to the ldquorollierdquo tides on day one Thunderstorms and heavy rain

one day - bright and sunny days on the next Day two students were blessed to say the least

Mr Bean kept those of who didnrsquot vomit entertained for the 40-45-minute trip with his timeless

humour Mr Gillespie tried working on his lesson plans but soon realised student numbers of sea

sickness was on the rise and other students were growing restless The seasick students were

quickly bundled upstairs to grab some fresh air with teachers to console them and their upset stomachs

Arriving at Rottnest the students were eager to replenish their recently empty stomachs putting Subway

and the local bakery into overdrive On a personal note the pies and pastries were an absolute dime

and are a MUST try After the students consumed the majority of Subwaysrsquo stock and took many selfies

with quokkas as physically possible we set out to acquire our sweet rides for the day

Mr Tippet refused Mr Gillespiersquos offer to take a tandem bike and was therefore designated the work

horse for the day and was given the trailer to cart around Mrs Tkachenko was the ever proficient and

gallant ldquopack leaderrdquo Mr Erwin the squad ldquomechanicmedicrdquo and Mr Gillespie was ldquochief motivatorall-

round utilityrdquo The students were responsible for their own equipment and had become giddy with

excitement once the sweet rides were obtained

We then set off to Salmon Bay to fish the sea dry There were ups and downs but there were more ups

then downshellip then we arrived Mr Erwinsrsquo skill as a bike technician came in handy multiple times on the

arduous journey while the students struggled to keep pace with the lightning fast Mrs Tkachenko Mr

Tippet took the fable of the tortoise and the hair very literally and kept a solid pace the entire way giving

his well-manicured legs a workout he would never forget

The word lsquoscenicrsquo comes to mind when reaching our destination with the lighthouse in the background

the sun beaming down the beautiful hilly terrain meeting the rocks and the tide gracefully touching the

sand with seaweed in massive clumps creating an interesting aroma Were we lucky to be fishing today

Now it was time for all the ground work done in class to rise to the occasion and begin fishing The girls

went off to a flying start and finished the day with a grand total of 37 fish Special mentions to Ella

Mason and Ashley Mathies who contributed ten fish between them and Marli Rabe who contributed with

a hefty four

Atanas Atanasoy caught the ldquoCATCH OF THE DAYrdquo - a 30cm Skippy which he took home for dinner

Sasha Babic and Rory Noonan had four each After the long glorious successful day we managed to

pack up without a hitch and ride back along the smooth road of Rottnest Except Mr Tippet (the work

horse) had to cart the supplies back with no help The students then tracked down the quokkas for more

selfies and finished their day with delicious pies and Subway before the setting sail back to the

motherland

Mr Bean managed to keep the extremely tired students entertained Their stomachs had settled we set

off once again having conquered Rottenest to our rear and dry land to our front In summary everyone

had a great day coming home wreaking of successful fishing

June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

Cheese amp vegemite roll $250

Ham amp salad SW $420$440 roll

Cheese amp salad SW $400$420 roll

Egg amp salad SW $400$420 roll

Chicken amp salad SW $480$500 roll

Tuna amp salad SW $450$470 roll

Curried egg amp salad SW $400$420 roll

Ham or cheesesalad wrap $450

Chicken or tunasalad wrap $500

Salad only SW $370$400 roll

Ham amp pineapple SW $450

Ham amp cheese SW $450

Cheese amp pineapple SW $450

Salad tray only $370

(add chicken tuna ham cheese egg) $100

Chicken Caesar salad $450

Greek Salad $450

Beetroot mayo pickle $040

Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030

Wedges (Term 23 lunch only) $250

Hash browns (Term 23 recess only) $100

Soup (Term 23) $250

Chicken nuggets (lunch only) $250

Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200

Litersquonrsquoup pie (MFri) $400

Beef cheese onion pie (MFri) $400

Litersquonrsquoup sausageroll (MFri) $270

Potato pie (MFri) $400

Vegetarian pastie (MFri) $400

Pasta (TuWThu) $450

Pasta amp meatballs (TuWTh) $500

Fried Rice (MFri) $400

Chicken Caesar salad baguette $500

Macaroni Cheese $400

Sushi (various) $550

Chicken Strip saladwrap $500

Toasted Turkish bread (asstd fillings) $500

Steamed rice chicken chilli $550

MONDAY Hot beefgravy roll $450

TUESDAY Chicken parma sub $500

WEDNESDAY Hot dog $400

THURSDAY Chilli chicken sub $500

FRIDAY Hamburgersalad $500

Banana breadiced bunmuffin $200

Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030

Fruit salad tubs $450

Whole fruit (seasonal) $100

Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250

Ice-creams (lunchtime only) various

Vegetarian burgers $500

Falafel amp salador wrap $500

Gluten free vegetable pie $470

Gluten free vegetablericotta roll $380

Water or Sparkling water $200

Flavoured milk (lge) $400

Flavoured milk (sml) $250

Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200

2 x Fruit toast amp hot chocolate $400

Gluten Free Option

Halel Option

SANDWICHES (SW) ROLLS WRAPS

TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS

PREORDERSmdashorder before school or recess

DRINKS

BEFORE SCHOOL COMBO (from 820am daily)

C A N T E E N M E N U 2 0 1 8 mdash T E R M 2 M S S M I T H

C A N T E E N M A N A G E R

Ryan Flynn (Year 11) for the total management of our Care Group file - he does this every day and has

done so since Year 8

Lillyjana Pappas (Year 10) for always cheerfully helping out around the school

Jade Scott (Year 7) for consistent excellent work ethic and outstanding results

Konrad Dumpleton (Year 9) for his assistance with zero2hero day planning

Savannah Joseph (Year 8) for always being willing to help out in Student Services

S T U D E N T S O F T H E W E E K E A C H S T U D E N T R E C E I V E S A $ 2 5 C O L E S M Y E R V O U C H E R K I N D L Y D O N A T E D B Y T H E P amp C C O M M I T T E E

A L O N G W I T H A C E R T I F I C A T E


D A N C E C H E E R N E W S M R S W I N T E R

D A N C E C H E E R T E A C H E R

A R T G A L L E R Y O F W A M R S M A R K U S

A R T T E A C H E R

A bit of fun when Year 11 and 12 Visual Art classes attended the Art Gallery of WA as part of their

Certificate 3 course The famous visiting Italian Corsini Exhibition was a highlight and so were the various

Gallery sections-Australian Art through to Contemporary Art

Student Choreography Night All students will be performing their own choreography at the annual Student Choreography Night This

performance will be held in the school gymnasium on Wednesday 18 July Pre-sale tickets will be

available for purchase on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at recess during weeks 8 and 9 outside the

Dance room There will also be limited tickets available at the door on the night Tickets are $2 for

students and $5 for adults Doors will open at 6pm for a 630pm start

ATC Workshop In week 7 the Knights and Titans Cheer teams were given a wonderful

opportunity to work with Alex McCarthy from All Things Cheer USA Alex

is an International Cheer choreographer instructor and judge He has

won multiple World Championships with his club the California All

Stars and played a role

alongside his identical

twin brother in Bring It

On 5 The Greenwood

Cheer athletes learnt

invaluable skills and

techniques from Alex

and thoroughly enjoyed

the experience

June 2018 page 24

H O U S E S Y S T E M M S A Y E R S


Current standings are as follows

Bronze Certificate Congratulations to Year 9 Kailyn Smith of House Stirling who has achieved Bronze Certificate status due to her earning

points through being the Top Student in one of her classes for Term 1 Team Building Merit HPE Academic Merit being a

Student Councillor Behavioural Merit and participation in the Volleyball Pre-Elite Program VWA Beach Cup and SSWA

Seniors Tournament Well done Kailyn and keep it up

Leadership Care Group ndash Timeline Team Building Activity The Leadership Care Group House Captains and Student Councillors completed a timeline activity where they compiled

information in order from youngest to oldest to find out what makes each person unique in their own way Our team

members used the opportunity to get to know each other and celebrate what makes each of us unique

Leadership Care Group ndash Kahoot Competition From Weeks 6-9 our House Captains and Student Councillors are submersed in a Kahoot competition against one another

covering random trivia across all content areas Students must work with their partner (Year 9 Curtin Year 11 Student

Councillors etc) to answer questions correctly as quickly as possible Every point scored by students is added to their

overall point total with the winner announced and earning a special prize in Week 9 Current standings are as follows

1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place

Curtin Stirling Forrest OrsquoConnor

1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin

3rd ndash Student Councillors

4th ndash OrsquoConnor

5th ndash Stirling


H O U S E S Y S T E M C O N T

Curtin Update ndash Year 9 Asmaa Hameed (HC) and Gemma Arnold (VC) Hello we are Asmaa and Gemma and we are the Year 9 Curtin House

Captains for 2018 There were many major events in which students

had the opportunity to earn House Points during Term 2 These events

varied from Volleyball tournaments

such as the SSWA Seniors Volleyball

Tournament to Lightning Carnivals

after school c lubs Rottnest

excursions and even exams (Years 10 11 and 12) This provided a variety for the

categories of points earned such as Academic House Points and Behaviour Merit Points

Currently our House is ranked No 1 in the standings and this is due to the outstanding

effort presented by the students and their enthusiasm toward earning House Points And

remember Redbacks every point earned no matter how insignificant it may seem will

add up toward the House Championship So try your best and MAKE CURTIN PROUD

Forrest Update ndash Year 9 Erin Mackrill (HC) and Adam Gray (VC) Hello to all Forrest Falcons I am Erin your Year 9 House Captain for 2018

and this is Adam your Vice Captain We are here to tell you guys about

earning House Points for Forrest Forrest is currently in 3rd place so we

will need to step up our game if we want to win the House Championship

for 2018 So how do you earn House Points Well you can earn points

through academic achievements behavioural merits or extra-curricular

activities and sport tournaments

In the past few weeks we have had many opportunities to earn House Points such

as the SSWA Seniors Volleyball Tournament Champions for Change Academic

Awards and our upcoming Lightning Carnival Earning House Points can be as easy

as behaving in line with school policy Not only do House Points get added to the

whole House total but you will also be awarded Certificates for earning individual

points To check out your individual or House total go to the Greenwood College

website and click on the House Points link or check the outside notice board of the

gym We hope you take the rest of 2018 a time of gaining more House Points for

Forrest and improving performance Go FORREST FALCONS

OrsquoConnor Update ndash Year 9 Taonga Manuel (HC) and Kate Macdonald amp Brent Macfarlane (VC) Itrsquos 2018 and this year your Year 9rsquos House Captain and Vice

Captains are Taonga Manuel (House Captain) Kate Macdonald

(Vice Captain) and Brent McFarlane (Vice Captain) We are all ex-

students from West Greenwood Primary and have followed up to

Greenwood College

OrsquoConnorrsquos big events

have been the Year 7

and 8 Lightning Carnivals and the Year 9rsquos coming up very soon The SSWA

Seniors Volleyball Tournament not long ago and our Year 9s going to Rottnest for

Outdoor Ed If you OrsquoConnor teammates want a reward you have to put the work

in and get those House Points You can do that by your behaviour in school

attending school every day and lastly by showing heaps of effort in your academic

classes and especially your sport classes and special classes like Dance Outdoor

Ed Volleyball Music Hopefully we can lead our team OrsquoCONNOR TO A WIN THIS YEAR

Stirling Update ndash Year 9 Finley Reeves (HC) and Luke Stephenson (VC) Hello from Finn and Luke your 2018 Year 9 House Captains for Stirling

There are many ways that you

could be earning House Points

for your factions like Behaviour

A c a d em ic A ch i e v e m en ts

excursions Lightning Carnivals

and school events We are in

second place behind Curtin which is not good If we win we get a FREE PIZZA

PARTY so letrsquos earn some points

Erin Mackrill ndash 25 points Year 9

Taylah Smith Year 12

Declan Gray Year 10

Aaron Howard Year 10

Rachel Fernandez Year 7

Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9

Brooke OrsquoConnor Year 12

Amber Allardice Year 8

Sebastian Jansen Year 7

Jasmine Pugh Year 10

Jessica Piggott Year 10

Lorenzo Caponpon Cortez Year 10

Anita Khasuwan Year 8

Kailyn Smith ndash 25 points Year 10

Jacque Walters Year 9

Dylan Piggott Year 10

Tegan Nicholls Year 7

Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26

A R T mdash Y E A R 9 A C R Y L I C P A I N T I N G amp M O S A I C W O R K M R S P A P A S E R G I O

A R T T E A C H E R


C O L L E G E L O C K E R S F O R V A L U A B L E S

V O L L E Y B A L L F U N D R A I S E R mdash E N T E R T A I N M E N T B O O K F O O D amp D R I N K S T A L L

Did you know that your 201718 Entertainment Books expired at the end of May

We have the 201819 books in stock now Order securely online wwwentbookcomau9269k74

Or Alternatively contact Sarah Smith At Greenwood College - Volleyball Fundraiser on

Contact Number - 92439211

Email - SarahSmith3educationwaeduau

Buy from us today and yoursquoll also be supporting our schools fundraising

W e h a v e a n u m b e r o f s m a l l e r b u t d e e p

l o c k e r s t h a t w o u l d e a s i l y f i t a l o n g p e n c i l

c a s e p l u s a m o b i l e p h o n e p l u s a w a l l e t

p u r s e e t c s e c u r e l y f o r F R E E d a i l y u s e Y o u

s u p p l y t h e l o c k a n d f e e l f r e e t o u s e t h e s e

m u c h s m a l l e r l o c k e r s

f o r s e c u r i n g y o u r

v a l u a b l e s T h e r e i s n o

n e e d t o l e a v e m o n e y

p h o n e s t o b e l o s t

s t o l e n o r b r o k e n i n

y o u r b a g s w h e n t h e r e

a r e o v e r 1 9 2 s m a l l e r

l o c k e r s a v a i l a b l e

o u t s i d e t h e l i b r a r y a n d

t h e g y m c h a n g e - r o o m s

f o r s t u d e n t s t o u s e

F R E E mdash j u s t b r i n g y o u r

o w n l o c k

Duke of Edinburgh Award at Greenwood College

The Duke of Edinburgh Award is well underway in the College we have around 10 student signed up and that number is rising every day If you would like to develop your leadership improve your resilience take on exciting new challenges meet new people and have fun then speak to Ms SilvestrinMs Cook about how you can take on this exciting challenge

Host families needed An enriching experience

A local Perth metro college is

hosting a group of Japanese

high school students on 26th

July 2018 to 10th August

2018 (2 WEEKS ONLY) and

we are extending the opportunity for families in the local

community to participate Hosting gives your family a

wonderful opportunity to make an international friendship

and integrate a new family member into your daily routine

You will receive a payment of $600 for hosting a student

If you are interested or would like more information

please contact

Homestay Coordinator Sally Tam by email at

homestaygoldilcomau or call 9444 76870438 87151

SAVE THE DATE Please support our Volleyball teams with our annual

Sausage Sizzle outside BUNNINGS Balcatta on Sunday 5 August 2018 Thank you

June 2018 page 28

WAAPA Winter School 2018

WAAPA at ECU is offering an exciting

performing arts program for children and

young people these July school holidays

For the first time we are including courses

for students from Years 1 to 12 The Winter

School includes classes in drama acting

screen acting dance musical theatre and

RAP For information about the many

courses on offer please visit Winter School

or contact Gabrielle Metcalf at

gmetcalfecueduau or 9370 6775

C O M M U N I T Y A D V E R T I S I N G

Master Mind Australiarsquos

JULY HOLIDAY REVISION PROGAMS

OLNA ndash Study Skills ndash Essay Writing ndash Subject Revision amp Exam Preparation For all students in Year 7 ndash 12

The July Revision Program offers comprehensive

subject revision and prepares students for their final Semester Exams

Course will be conducted at

First Week Christ Church Grammar School Guildford Grammar School Wesley College

Second Week Hale School Mindarie Senior College

Peter Moyes Anglican Community School

For further information contact Dr Robert Hallam at Master Mind Australia on 9486 1377

Or visit wwwmastermindaustraliacomau

June 2018 page 2

P R I N C I P A L rsquo S M E S S A G E M R P O H A R A

Year

2018

Term Dates School Development Days

(Pupil Free Days)

Public Holidays

(No School)

Term 2 Tues 1 MaymdashFri 29 June Monday 30 April Monday 4 June

Term 3 Tues 17 JulymdashFri 21 Sept Monday 16 July

Term 4 Mon 8 OctmdashThur 13 Dec Monday 19 November

Friday 14 December

S C H O O L I N F O R M A T I O N C A L E N D A R 2 0 1 8 ( D A T E S M A Y V A R Y )

Leave Mr Johnston is currently on sick leave and will be

returning in week 1 of Term 3 and we wish him well

on his recovery I have the pleasure of taking his

place as Principal for this time My most rewarding

aspect of this role is seeing the outstanding work

our students and staff are involved in Below is a

snapshot of activities that are continuing in our

school and all of this has been jammed into a nine

week term as well

Assessments This term we had Year 12 students completing

their EST assessments as directed by SCSA which

then flowed in to the Year 1112 exam week

Studentsrsquo behaviour during the exam week was

outstanding and now results are being analysed

and advice given to students Congratulations to

students who have performed admirably Year 12

students need to be conscious that they have

effectively one term of secondary schooling left

and need to work hard as well enjoy their final

term

Year 10 Subject Selection Our Year 10 Parent Evening was held on

Wednesday 6 June and was attended by more than

200 parents and students It was a very successful

evening where information was delivered and

questions answered In week 8 we commence the

one-on-one parentstudent teacher subject

selection process What is pleasing about the

Greenwood approach is that staff are assisting

students and parents in making selections for

2019 and students can make informed decisions

Thank you to all staff on the night of the Parent

Evening as well as the HASS dept who each year

assist in this complex process

Year 6 Parent Evening On Wednesday 13 June Ms Hamel organised a

Parent Information session for parents of

prospective Year 7 students in 2019 Feedback

from parents was that the presenters were

passionate about their subject areas as well as our

school Thank you to Ms Hamel for her

organisational skills staff who made presentations

and a special thank you to Mr John Smith the PampC

President who complemented the evening

perfectly

Physical Education With the concern surrounding childrenrsquos health I

am most pleased with Mr Guard and all the Phys

Ed staff who have worked hard to keep students

actively engaged in sport Activities have included

Year 7 9 10 Lightning Carnivals where

studentsrsquo behaviour has been exemplary

Netball carnivals

After school soccer football and netball

A special thank you to our non-physd teacher Mr

Gannaway who has assisted with the girlsrsquo soccer

team

Recycling Waste Greenwood College was recently visited by the

Minister for the Environment The Hon Mr Stephen

Dawson MLC and Mrs Jessica Stojkovski our local

MLA in relation to our waste management at the

College which has been co-ordinated by the

Science Dept and our Head of Science Mr Evans

Canteen Students and parents are encouraged to support

our canteen which offers a wide variety of cold and

hot foods from a constantly evolving menu each

term to accommodate student demands The

college community depends and benefits greatly

from the profits that are put back into the college

and used by the PampC to buy equipment for the

school

Reports Semester 1 reports for all year groups will be

issued to students on Thursday 28 June (second

last day of college) to take home Parents will be

able to receive further feedback from teachers next

term when we have the Parent Reporting Evening

on Wednesday 25 July

With the impending holidays upon us I would like to

take this opportunity to wish all students a safe

and happy two week break











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June 2018 page 4









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COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























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Courtney Evans

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Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

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Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


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photographershellip






























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June 2018 page 20

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fishing time










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of stories to tell

June 2018mdash1

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a hefty four






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June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























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please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash










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subject teachers












community











O R G A N I S E R

June 2018 page 4









development



Winter Uniform






uniform shop







Continued overleaf














attend school












9238) or Fiona Gatey (9243 9213)























June 2018 page 6

Simone Priestley


V E T M A N A G E R












like






Industry Outlook




Construction


Manufacturing





grow

Career Outlook



Registered Nurses


Accountants

Electricians















Jarrad Dreja

Oliver Smith

Alana Leary







tbryk



Dear Parents








June 2018 page 8











































with ticket sales











































June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










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performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 4









development



Winter Uniform






uniform shop







Continued overleaf














attend school












9238) or Fiona Gatey (9243 9213)























June 2018 page 6

Simone Priestley


V E T M A N A G E R












like






Industry Outlook




Construction


Manufacturing





grow

Career Outlook



Registered Nurses


Accountants

Electricians















Jarrad Dreja

Oliver Smith

Alana Leary







tbryk



Dear Parents








June 2018 page 8











































with ticket sales











































June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










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performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash













attend school












9238) or Fiona Gatey (9243 9213)























June 2018 page 6

Simone Priestley


V E T M A N A G E R












like






Industry Outlook




Construction


Manufacturing





grow

Career Outlook



Registered Nurses


Accountants

Electricians















Jarrad Dreja

Oliver Smith

Alana Leary







tbryk



Dear Parents








June 2018 page 8











































with ticket sales











































June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










Cost ndash Free


performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 6

Simone Priestley


V E T M A N A G E R












like






Industry Outlook




Construction


Manufacturing





grow

Career Outlook



Registered Nurses


Accountants

Electricians















Jarrad Dreja

Oliver Smith

Alana Leary







tbryk



Dear Parents








June 2018 page 8











































with ticket sales











































June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










Cost ndash Free


performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash






tbryk



Dear Parents








June 2018 page 8











































with ticket sales











































June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










Cost ndash Free


performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 8











































with ticket sales











































June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










Cost ndash Free


performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash











with ticket sales











































June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










Cost ndash Free


performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 10


C H A P L A I N





entertained


Continued overleaf
























Cost ndash Free










Cost ndash Free


performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash























Cost ndash Free










Cost ndash Free


performance





June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 12




Hi again Year 8s









term




























































































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash


























































June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 14

























everyone
























reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash












reactions








be encouraged





June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 16



Simone Priestley






















































COMING UP





























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash

























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 18


























Brady Mills

Charlotte Benton

Courtney Evans

Eloise Holley

Emily Ottey

Jan Batuyong

Jasmine Pugh

Kelly Stewart

Lillyjana Pappas

Lorenzo Caponpon

Maddie Curtis

Maria Mora


Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash

Simone Priestley
















photographershellip






























Atanasav








June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018 page 20

Simone Priestley
















fishing time










handed













of stories to tell


Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


A R T T E A C H E R




























o w n l o c k















please contact





June 2018 page 28

























June 2018mdash

Simone Priestley
































a hefty four






motherland




June 2018 page 22

Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

SALAD

EXTRAS

HOT FOOD

OTHER

DAILY SPECIALS

SWEET TREATS


DRINKS
















A R T T E A C H E R
















On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

June 2018 page 26


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Buttered roll $150

Vegemite roll $200

















Greek Salad $450


Avocado $100

Tomato sauce $030



Soup (Term 23) $250


Cheesie $150

Ham cheesie $200

Pizza $200






Pasta (TuWThu) $450















Lite yoghurt $250

Anzac cookies $030



Jelly cups $100

Yogo $250









Juice pop 100 $200

Orange C (sml) $200

Up-n-go $250

Ice tea $400

Spring water $200

Hot chocolate $200


Gluten Free Option

Halel Option


TOASTIES

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HOT FOOD

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On 5 The Greenwood





the experience

June 2018 page 24

















1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

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A R T T E A C H E R




























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1st ndash Forrest

2nd ndash Curtin



5th ndash Stirling




































Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

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Greenwood College





















Declan Gray Year 10



Demi Czynski Year 9

Angus Fraser Year 9

Luke Dudley Year 9












Otis Sillem Year 8

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