Issue No. 18 belmont.hs@edumail.vic.gov.au Friday 15 November, 2019

UPCOMING EXCURSIONS:

(Please check Compass/Organisation/Events— this list does not include all sports/excursions)

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

2019

Monday 18 November WEEK A

General Assembly

Tuesday 19 November

School Council Dinner, 6.00pm

Wednesday 20 November

Canteen Helpers Afternoon Tea, 2.15pm BYOD info session Year 7 2020, 7.00pm Yr 9P & 9R Jirralingah visit

Thursday 21 November

VCAL ECP Discover Melbourne Yr 10 Horticulture, Community Garden Ocean Grove WMR Yr 7&8 Boys Cricket final Music Ensemble evening, Performing Arts Centre, 7.00pm

Friday 22 November

Last Day of Year 10 Classes

Monday 25 November WEEK B

General Assembly Year 12 Graduation, 6.00pm Year 11 (2020) Early Commencement Program starts

Tuesday 26 November

Wednesday 27 November

Yr 9N Strive—Geelong Mums Yr 9B & 9G Jirralingha visit

Thursday 28 November

Friday 29 November

Yr 12 (2020) Early Commencement Program finishes

_____________________________________________________________________________Rotherham St Belmont Vic 3216 Ph: (03) 5243 5355 Fax: (03) 52432420 www.bhs.vic.edu.au

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

Mobile Phone Policy On 26 June 2019, the Minister for Education, the Hon. James Merlino MP, announced a new mobile phone policy for every government school in Victoria. The new mobile phone policy comes into effect from Term 1, 2020, and requires that students who choose to bring mobile phones to school must have them switched off and securely put away in their lockers during school hours and while on the school premises. We will be arranging year level assemblies with students throughout Term 4 to discuss the changes that will be implemented. The role of technology We live in an exciting and technology-rich world and mobile phones are an important modern day communication tool. The school acknowledges that access to a mobile phone by students is important to many of our families in providing a sense of safety for their child while travelling to and from school, and for confirming or changing after school arrangements. Managing the impact of mobile phones Mobile phones often create disruptions and distractions in classrooms. Establishing a ‘mobile phone free zone’ helps teachers to establish and maintain a focused and productive teaching and learning environment. Research has found that mobile phones can be disruptive in classrooms and open to misuse at school (e.g. accessing inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and unauthorised photography). Additionally, research shows that the unregulated presence of mobile phones in classrooms can undermine students’ capacity to think, learn, remember, pay attention and regulate emotion. A summary of recent, relevant research is available on the Department of Education and Training’s website. At recess and lunchtime our school also values the opportunity for students to communicate with each other face-to-face or be involved in activities rather than being focused on a device, particularly when using the device to engage with social media. For a small number of students with particular health needs, an exception to the policy may be granted. Please contact the school if you would like to discuss this. Emergency situations In the event of an emergency or if you need to contact your child, I ask that families contact the staff in the school office who will pass on a message as needed. The school acknowledges that this new policy may require some adjustments. As such, I ask for the support of all our families, staff and students in its implementation. We are presenting our new Mobile Phone Policy to School Council before the end of the year. The policy will be found on our school website after it is endorsed by school council.

24 hr STUDENT ABSENCE LINE 5241 0090

Parents only to call to report student ’s name, house/form, reason for absence, and date.

Parents can also report absences on Compass.

Year/Group Excursion Date Cost Consent/payment

Due

Yr 9 Strive Jirralingah visit 20th & 27th

Nov $0

Prior to visit

Yr10 Horticulture Ocean Grove Com-

munity Gardens 21 Nov $0 18 Nov

Yr12 VisCom ECP Torquay tour 22 Nov $0 18 Nov

Yr9N Strive Geelong Mums 27 Nov $0 22 Nov

Yr 9 Strive Foundation 61 visit 29 Nov $0 28 Nov

Year 12 2020 Year 12 Camp 31-31 Jan $220 17 Dec

Managed Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy All students are expected to bring their own electronic device for use in their classes and this will become more important as mobile phones will not be available for use. We have a BYOD Policy, which has most junior students purchase a laptop that is school endorsed. Others students, particularly senior students, choose to bring other devices. To support the BYOD policy, the school has a small number of school laptops that will be given to students for the day in emergency circumstances. We need the support of all families to ensure that students are prepared for school with their devices from the start of 2020. If you require further information please contact the General Office. Use of earplugs and earphones In addition, students will not be permitted to use personal earplugs or earphones with their learning devices, as this also l imits collaborative interactions both in the yard and during class. Class of 2019 Our Year 12 Exams are nearly completed. Feedback from the supervisors has been extremely positive. It is wonderful to hear that our students have taken the opportunity to see their teachers for extra support as they prepared for their exams. We look forward to celebrating with the Class of 2019 and their families at our forthcoming Graduation Ceremony. SEALP Information Night We recently had our Year 7 2020 SEALP Information Night. There were many new and existing families who attended the evening. They listened to all the speakers who gave valuable information about Belmont High School, particularly regarding our SEAL program and the experiences that the students will have while in the program and as a member of our learning community. I look forward to meeting each one of the students that will start in 2020 and feel confident that they will be well supported in the transition process. Awards Ceremony I invite all our community to attend our Awards Ceremony on 16th December at Deakin University Waterfront. This is a time when we celebrate the achievements of all our students and acknowledge the students that have demonstrated our school values throughout the year. Many community organisations join us in this special event. I would like to thank the organisations that sponsor many of our students and offer sponsorship awards. Sandra Eglezos, Principal

MATHS MATTERS This year we have had many students participate in different Mathematics Competitions, which have been coordinated by both National & Local Mathematics Organizations. In term 1 we had 17 students in Years 7-9 participate in the Computational & Algorithmic Thinking task, commonly called the CAT. This CAT, which is organized by the Australian Mathematics Trust, is a one-hour problem-solving task, which seeks to identify students with Computer Programming potential. We were thrilled to discover that many of our students gained outstanding results, as we gained 9 Credits, 2 Distinctions and 2 High Distinctions. To gain a High Distinction you needed to be ranked higher than the 95th Percentile. Archie Mills (Yr8) and Ned Parker (Yr 9) both gained High Distinctions. Congratulations to Archie & Ned! I would like to thank Mr Michael Wamstaker for coordinating this CAT at BHS, and I would also like to congratulate all our students who completed this task, which enables them to enhance and build on their ability in Mathematics and IT. In August, Seventy Five BHS students competed in the Australian Mathematics Competition, which is also organized by the Australian Mathematics Trust. This competition involves students working through variety of Mathematical questions in a set time. It was great to see how the students involved approached this competition with great endeavor. We recently received the students’ results and certificates and I would like to congratulate the following high achievers. Distinctions Ethan Hearn (Year 7) Connor Molloy (Year 7) Oscar Waring (Year 8) Ella Howard (Year 8) Allison Hollins (Year 8) High Distinctions: Lily Pitman-Jones (Year 8) Congratulations to Eric Iversen, as he was awarded a Prize for the Australian Mathematics Competition as he gained a ranking on the 100th percentile! On October 25th we had two teams of Year 10 students compete in the Deakin University Mathematics Contest. The students involved were Riley Rogers, Paddy Healey, Tomek Wallis, Aaron Pagels, D’Artagnon Reed-Brockman, Will Koopman, Jeremy Partridge and Diya Patel. On the day these students competed in team and solo challenges and competed against 19 other teams from schools in the Geelong & Western Victoria Region. Riley Rogers gained an award for being ranked 2nd in the Solo Challenge. A great achievement, well done Riley! Thanks to Mr Craig White & Mr Dan Kasperovic for supporting their respective teams on the day. Congratulations to all our students who embraced all these Mathematics activities that were offered in 2019. I encourage more BHS students to embrace these opportunities in 2020. Sharon Hogan, Mathematics Learning Area Leader

Lewis Roberts (Year 8) Marius Dyer (Year 8) Jamie Phelps (Year 8) Archie Mills (Year 8) Samuel Muspratt (Year 8)

Ned Parker (Year 9) Noah Metwally (Year 9) Riley Rogers (Year 9) Christopher Hoei (Year 9) Dylan Vine (Year 9)

Year 11 & 12 Early Commencement Program This week Year 10, 11 and select Year 9 students received their Early Commencement Program timetables. For parents/guardians who are not familiar with the ECP it is two full weeks of classes to best prepare students for 2020. In these classes teachers will be starting next years coursework which means it is imperative that students place importance on attending every lesson ready to learn. Attendance will be carefully recorded by teachers and used to help determine satisfactory exposure to coursework. To clarify, please see below important points from the schools VCE attendance policy.

Students are only allowed to miss four lessons* without approval per subject, per semester without penalties being applied.

*One double period is counted as one lesson

Approved leave includes that with a medical certificate, bereavement leave, leave for a school excursion or other leave as approved by the VCE Leader. It does NOT include ‘Parent Choice’ or ‘Illness’ without a certificate.

It is the students responsibility to follow up on work missed with their teacher in a timely manner. Year 11 to 12 ECP runs from Monday November 18 – Friday November 29. Year 10 to 11 ECP runs from Monday November 25 – Friday December 6. Year 9 or 10 students who are accelerating into a Year 11 or 12 subject and have a clash with their normally scheduled class should prioritise ECP and make their regular teacher aware they will be absent. Ms Jess Watson VCE Leader

Middle Years

Celebration Day Parents/guardians, staff and students of BHS are invited to

join the Middle Years students in a celebration of their

learning throughout 2019!!!

Thursday November 28th, 4-6pm

Learning Centres,

Belmont High School

A coffee van will be on site to purchase

beverages throughout the afternoon.

CANTEEN NEWS From the beginning of 2020 all lunch orders will be accepted via QKR (see information and instructions on the school website). There will be no before-school or recess lunch orders taken. Download the QKR App and follow instructions. Closing time for orders will be 9.00am. SCHOOL BUS TRAVEL It is important that all students travel with a valid myki, and that their myki is touched on and off during every trip. This includes students who use a six-monthly or yearly pass. Myki usage data is vital in determining loading levels and information on frequently used stops. Moreover, it is a PTV requirement that all students travel with a valid myki. Students caught fare evading risk receiving an $83.00 infringement.

MANGO NEWS Year 12s celebrated their last day at school on Tuesday 22nd October with the Celebration Day concert. They sported some fantastic costumes and we are very proud of all of their achievements during their time at BHS. This was further to Valedictory Dinner which was on Friday 18th. Jacob and Ella, with the help of some wonderful film productions and PowerPoint presentations, hosted the evening. There was great food and company. Mr Pugh returned to say good-bye to the group as well as Mrs Rochester and Mr Dooley.

VCE exams are in full swing as we write this newsletter entry and our 12 Mango (and some Year 11 Mangos) now understand the full pressure of an exam timetable! Year 12 Graduation on Monday 25th November will be a night to look forward to and we thank Mrs Watson for her wonderful leadership in the role of VCE Coordinator this year and wish her well as she undertakes to host the evening and finally farewell our wonderful Year 12s. Where has the year gone? Nicki Badii, Grace Brown and Bowen Prosser (11 Mango) undertook their VCE VET Music Industry Performance exams Thurs October 17th. What a talented group of students! With a focus on Year 12, Ms McKenzie, Mrs McAndrew and myself have begun the process of catching up with our Year 11 cohort to see how they found this year and to hear about their thoughts for 2020 when they will step up and become our House Leaders. We can see an exciting year ahead. Early Commencement will be an exciting way to finish the year and we wish our Year 11s and 10’s all the best and of course, Year 7, 8 and 9 Mango are preparing for the end of year CATs. It’s a time to maintain focus and continue to learn and grow.

Go Mango!

Ms D Parshotam Mango House Assistant

YEAR 8 Below is an example of the wonderful work being written by Year 8 students. It is an editorial on kindness. Congratulations to Amelie Ashley.

MEDICAL FORMS Your child’s health and safety is extremely important to us. Therefore, we need to know about any medical conditions your child has. Medical conditions, such as Anaphylaxis, Allergies, Asthma, Diabetes and Epilepsy can be very serious and may require emergency treatment while at school. It is important that we have up to date information about the management of your child’s condition. To help us provide the best medical care for your child, we are requesting that you complete an Action Plan. The Action Plan must be completed in consultation with your family doctor and should be returned to us as soon as possible. This will ensure we have up to date medical information for your child. Where no standard Action Plan is available for your child’s condition, please provide written information from a Health Care Professional detailing appropriate treatment. If you ever have any concerns regarding your Child’s health please do not hesitate to contact us on 5243 5355. Anchi Sherpa, School Nurse

UNIFORM FOR 2020 A reminder to students and parents that the following uniform items are currently permitted in 2019, however these items will NOT be permitted from the beginning of 2020:

Cord shorts Blue school shorts

Sports Rugby top Blue school long pants

Winter Spray jacket T-bar shoes

This information was distributed to students and parents at the end of last year. The Belmont High School Uniform Policy is located on our school website for your information.

Music News Last Thursday Beginning Band travelled through the wild weather to the Hawthorn Performing Arts Centre, where they lunched at the Arts Centre, enjoyed the exhibitions at the NGV, and rounded the day off with a performance in the Novice section of the Victorian Schools Band Festival. Their performance was fantastic, very polished, and they worked with great focus in their on stage tutorial. Many thanks to Liam Sharp who made time in the midst of his Year 12 exam preparations to attend the event, to conduct the band, and even to participate in a conducting tutorial with one of the adjudicators! Thanks also to Donna Zaharopoulos, who prepared the group so well, and congratulations to the students who made the day so much fun.

On the same day, students from Southern Cross Grammar visited Belmont High School and worked with our Intermediate Band students. For these students, it was their first experience working in a large concert band setting, and all who participated enjoyed the chance to meet new musicians and to mentor each other. Thanks to Amanda Linton and Rohan Laird for facilitating the workshop, and to Chris Henzgen for assisting with the workshop.

SECONDHAND BOOK AND UNIFORM SALE The Secondhand/Lost Property shop will be open every Friday during November and December, from 8.15am – 9.00am. Books/uniform for the sale can be dropped in on these days, as well as Thursday 5th December, 3.00-4.00pm. This year’s Secondhand Sale will be held on Thursday 12th December from 5.00 – 7.00pm (CASH ONLY). Please see the booklist information in this newsletter.

A reminder that re enrolment forms for participation in the 2020 instrumental music program are available to download on Compass, under the ‘Resources’ tab for Beginning Band, Intermediate Band and Senior Band. Students should have received hard copy Re enrolment forms in their lessons, and there are hard copies available at the general office.

Music Events still to come this term: Thursday 21st November - All IM students, Years 7-10 , Ensemble Night, 7.00pm, PAC Thursday 21st November – Vocal night, 7.30pm, Band room 1 Monday 25th November – Jazz Syndicate, Year 12 Graduation, GMHBA Stadium, 5.15pm Monday December 9th – Primary Schools Music Tour, all day Tuesday December 10th - Awards Day Rehearsals, Senior Band 12.30 – 1.15pm, and Jazz Syndicate, 1.30 – 2.15pm Tuesday December 10th – Year 6 Music Program Concert, 6.00pm, PAC Tuesday December 10th – Jazz Syndicate - Year 7 Parent Information Evening, 6.30pm Friday December 6th, Roslyn Carols 6.30pm, Roslyn PS Monday December 16th, Senior Band/Jazz Syndicate, Awards Day 8.30am, Costa Hall A reminder that we ask Year 7 students who are continuing with music into Year 8 to purchase their own instrument. This allows us to maximize the opportunity for new Year 7 students to hire an instrument through the school. Please contact your IM teacher for specific advice on the best instrument to purchase for your child. A reminder that French Horns, Oboes, Bassoons, Tubas, Euphoniums can continue to be hired past Year 7. If you wish to discuss continuation of hire please contact Rose Humphrey ASAP.

COTTAGE BY THE SEA DONATION BOX Year 9 Red are putting one box in the staff room and in the office for students, teachers and parents to donate goods to Cottage By the Sea. Cottage By the Sea is a non-profit, non-government registered children’s charity in Queenscliff, Victoria, supporting disadvantaged young people in a positive, healthy, seaside environment. Their vision is that every child deserves a happy and a healthy childhood away from family problems. Some of the items include toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo/conditioner, deodorant (roll on only), canned food, muesli bars (nut free), sunscreen 50+, juice boxes (primas), olive oil, tomato sauce and sport equipment. All items must be new and food items must be within 3 months of the expiry date. The boxes will be in the office from Monday 18 November until Friday 29 November, to donate goods. By Chilsi and Taleitha

SUSTAINABILITY FOR SCHOOLS PROGRAM Please see the order form for sustainable products including drink bottles and re-usable lunch bags in this newsletter. These items are 50% off normal prices and orders placed before the end of November will be delivered mid-December. This is an excellent opportunity to help students and staff get set up with reusable water bottles (that are thermally insulated) or lunch bags, to help tackle plastic and single use bottles. They can be engraved and named, or even have BHS printed on them. (Also a great Christmas present). Laura Spencer

2019 Secondhand Book and Uniform Sale Information Date – Thursday 12th December Time – 5.00pm – 7.00pm Location – LC9, Yellow Learning Centre, Digby Avenue entrance ** new location Payment types available – CASH ONLY

Prior to the sale: Books or uniform to be sold can be dropped at the Secondhand/Lost Property Shop (next to the Library) on Friday mornings, 8.15-9.00am, or Thursday 5th December, 3.00-4.00pm. All items for sale must be received by 4.00pm on Wednesday 11th December. You must complete the form on the next page of this newsletter and bring this with your items (please also indicate your preference for payment). Books: the list of books able to be sold is included in this newsletter Uniforms: grey cord shorts, spray jackets and sport rugby tops can no longer be sold due to being phased out of the uniform. Any books/uniform given for sale that can NOT be sold will be considered a donation to Parents Association (PA).

Day of the sale: The sale will run from 5.00pm - 7.00pm and is CASH only. The location of the sale is room LC9 in the Yellow Learning Centre, enter from Digby Avenue.

After the sale: This year, payments for any items sold can be credited to your school account or cash can be collected from the office; please indicate your preference on your form. Cash will be available for collection after the sale, from the office, at the times below: Friday 13th December between 1.00pm – 4.00pm Monday 16th & Tuesday 17th December between 8.30am – 4.00pm You can call the office to find out if you have any money to collect. Any money not collected in December will be available for collection until 28th Febru-ary 2020. If not collected it will then be allocated to your school account. Any unsold items may be collected from LC9 on Friday 13th December between 9.00am – 10.00am or can be left with us to sell during Term 1 and 2. Any money from items sold during the year will be credited to your school account. Any unsold items not collected by 30th June 2020 will be considered a donation to PA.

BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL – SECOND-HAND BOOK & UNIFORM SALE – 12/12/2019

All items must be submitted for sale by 4pm, 11th December 2019.

STUDENT CODE: ______________ STUDENT NAME: ____________________________________________________ YEAR LEVEL: ______________ PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME: ____________________________________________ PHONE: __________________ EMAIL: __________________________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________________________

NB: Unsold books and uniforms NOT collected by 30th June 2020 will be considered a donation to the Parents Association. Payment for items sold can either be: 1. credited towards school fees on your account, OR 2. cash can be collected from the school office by 28th February 2020.* Please indicate which option you would prefer.

Credit toward school fees

Collect cash from school office by 28th February 2020. (*If not collected by this date it will be credited to your school account.)

If your student is not returning to BHS in 2020, you may elect to have the payment made to your bank account.

Pay to bank account Account name: ______________________________________________________

Bank BSB ______________ Account no. __________________________________ Signed: _________________________________ "----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------

If you give permission for your student to collect the cash from the sale of second-hand goods, please sign below: STUDENT CODE: ___________ Parent/Guardian signature: _____________________________________________________

BOOK TITLE / UNIFORM Office use only Receiver:

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Year 7 English Crow Country - Kate Constable Year 8 Italian Cengage Esplora Level 1 Stident Book 1st Ed (Ghezzi) Year 9 English The Adoration of Jenna Fox (Mary E Perce) Humanities Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 9 VIC Curriculum Student Book + obook/assess 1st Edition Year 9 SEALP Humanities Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 9 VIC Curriculum Student Book + obook/assess 1st Edition English The Rugmaker Of Mazar-e-sharif Year 10 English To Kill A Mockingbird.(Harper Lee)

Romeo and Juliet (New Cambridge Shakespeare). (William Shakespeare) Enrich English The Road To Winter (Mark Smith) Humanities Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 10 VIC Curriculum Student Book + obook/assess. 1st Addition Indonesian Kenalilah Indonesian 2 3rd Edition Year 10 SEALP English I'm Not Scared (Ammaniti Niccolo) Year 11 Accounting Macmillian Accounting VCE Units 1 & 2 (textbook only) Biology Nature of Biology 1 VCE 5th Ed Units 1 & 2 & Ebookplus Business Management Cambridge VCE Business & Management Units 1 & 2 Chemistry C Chemistry 1 VCE Units 1&2 Print & Digital +Study on English Ranson (David Nalouf) Night (Elie Wiesel)

No Sugar (Jack Davis) English Language Love the Lingo (Burridge & De Laps) English Literature Literature For Senior Students (Print Only) Their Eyes Were Watching God (LitZora Neale Hurston) Notes of a Native Son (James Baldwin) Invisible Man (Ralph Ellison) Food Studies Food Solutions Food Studies Units 1 & 2 4th Edition Health & Human Development Key Concepts Vce Health & Human Development U 1&2 History Germany 1918-1945. – Nelson Modern History (James Mason) Twentieth Century 2 Post-war Challenges. Legal Studies Access and Justice VCE Legal Studies Units 1 & 2 Maths Specialist CSM VCE Specialist Maths Units 1&2 Print Bundle (Textbook) Hotmaths) Physics Physics 1 VCE 1&2 (Print & Digital) studyon Physical Education Live it up 1 VCE Units 1&2 4ed ebook + Print Psychology Psychology VCE Units 1&2

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BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS’ ASSOCATION SECONDHAND BOOK & UNIFORM SALE - 2020

The list below shows the books in each year level that may be purchased second-hand. (At the time of printing, this information was correct, but may be subject to change)

Please note: Only freshly laundered uniforms in good condition will be accepted.

Year 12 Accounting Macmillan Accounting VCE Units 3 & 4 (textbook only) Biology Nature of Biology 2 5th Ed VCE Unites 3&4 eBook Plus + Study on Business Management VCE Business Management Unit 3&4 (first edition of this book purchased second-hand is acceptable) Chemistry Chemistry 2 VCE Unit 3&4 Print & Digital Computing Software Development: Core Techniques & Principles Print EAL Oxford Wordpower Dictionary 4th Ed English VCE EAL Guide +ebook 1st Ed Tracks: One Womans Journey Across 1700 Miles of Australian Outback (Robyn Davidson) English Oxford Mini Dictionary 4th Ed The Student Guide To Writing Better Sentences In The English Classroom Tracks: One Womans Journey Across 1700 Miles of Australian Outback (Robyn Davidson) After Darkenss (Christine Piper) English Language English Language for Senior Students (Kristen Fox) English Literature Cat on a Hot tin Roof (Tennessee Williams) Literature for Senior Students (Print Only) Ariel 1st Ed (Sylvia Plath) Carpentaria A Room of Ones own (Virginia Woolf) Food Studies Food Solutions: Food Studies Units 3&4 Student book 4th Ed Geography GTAV Changing the Land Unit 3 GTAV Human Population –Trends & Issues Unit 4 History Liberating France 2nd Ed (Judy Anderson, Jill Fenwick &Allan Kerr) Indonesian Kamus Inggris Indonesia Dictionary 3rd Revised Ed Kamus Indonesia Inggris Dictionary 3rd Revised Ed Bersama-sama Senior Student Book with Grammar Booklet Italian Collins Italian Dictionary & Grammar 120000 Translations Plus Grammar Tips Verb Wheel Italian Irregular Verbs Practice Makes Perfect Complete Italian Grammar. (Marcel Danesi). Maths Specialist CSM VCE Specialist Maths Units 3&4 Print Bundle (textbook & Hotmaths) Physical Education Nelson Physical Education VCE Units 3 and 4 Student Book with 4 Access Codes 6th Ed A+ Physical Education Notes Student Book Vce Units 3 & 4 (Robert Malpeli & Amanda Telford) Physics Physics 2 Vce Units 3&4 Print + Studyon 4th Ed Psychology Psychology VCE Units 3 & 4 eBookPLUS & Print + StudyON Visual Communication & Design Viscomm (Print + Digital)

SCHOOL SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAM— ORDERS PLACED BY END OF NOVEMBER WILL BE AVAILABLE MID-DECEMBER