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COROWA High School NEWSLETTER TERM 4 | WEEK 4 | NOV 2018 REDLANDS RD, COROWA 02 6033 1889 [email protected] http://www.corowa-h.schools.nsw.edu.au Pancakes, anyone? The Breakfast Club and Lunchtime Group organised a free pancake breakfast for students and staff on Thursday! Thanks to the volunteers who came down to cook and serve a delicious breakfast! 13 Nov Year 12 Farewell dinner 19 Nov Whole school roll-over day 19 Nov Dr Karl Science excursion 3 Dec P&C meeting 4 Dec Year 6 Orientation Day @ CHS 12 Dec Achievement Assembly 17 Dec Presentation Day 19 Dec Last day of Term 4 What’s Coming Up?

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  • COROWAHigh School NEWSLETTERTERM 4 | WEEK 4 | NOV 2018

    REDLANDS RD, COROWA 02 6033 1889 [email protected] http://www.corowa-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

    Pancakes, anyone?

    The Breakfast Club and Lunchtime Group organised a free pancake breakfast for students and staff on Thursday! Thanks to the volunteers who came down to cook and serve

    a delicious breakfast!

    13 Nov Year 12 Farewell dinner19 Nov Whole school roll-over day19 Nov Dr Karl Science excursion3 Dec P&C meeting4 Dec Year 6 Orientation Day @ CHS12 Dec Achievement Assembly17 Dec Presentation Day19 Dec Last day of Term 4

    What’s Coming Up?

  • COROWAHigh School NEWSLETTER

    Report with Dr Joanne Bellette

    Support through the roll-over periodAs Corowa High School functions under a Compressed Curriculum, the school undertakes a ‘Roll-over’ or change of Years on Monday 19 November (Week 6 in Term 4). This date is rapidly approaching and heralds a time of reflection for staff as their complete student reports and finalise teaching programs. It is also a time of excitement for students as they contemplate what the next year of learning will bring. New timetables, electives, classes and teachers means a lot of change, which some students will cope with, whilst others may need help or guidance from home or school. If you child needs additional supports please contact the school, or have your child speak to Mrs Pearsall to see how we can help.

    Our school plan: What’s next?We are nearing the end of the first year of our new school plan and I am pleased with the progress the staff, students and community of Corowa High School have made toward meeting our three strategic directions (Innovation and Engagement in Learning, Teaching and Leading). In the coming years, we will continue to strive toward excellence as we further embed our new programs into practice.

    Areas we have identified for further development in 2018 and beyond include broadening our innovative teaching practices through STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) classes and Project Based Learning. We will continue to ensure that all staff attain and maintain their Proficient Teacher Accreditation with the National Education Standards Authority (NESA) and create a learning environment that responds more effectively to student learning needs through the creation of Extension classes. Other areas that will hold our focus include the amplification of our connections with our school community through alternate education programs and ongoing work to improve student literacy and numeracy outcomes. We are making great progress in many of these areas and I look forward to reporting on this progress in the coming years.

    REDLANDS RD, COROWA 02 6033 1889 [email protected] http://www.corowa-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

    TERM 4 | WEEK 4 | NOV 2018

  • COROWAHigh School NEWSLETTER

    REDLANDS RD, COROWA 02 6033 1889 [email protected] http://www.corowa-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

    TERM 4 | WEEK 4 | NOV 2018

    Child Protection at CHSOur students have been participating in YWCA Australia Child Protection sessions recently. These engaging and interactive sessions focus on three key areas: recognising abuse, power in

    relationships and protective strategies.

    Friends make big donationLocal group, Friends of the Library, made a very generous donation to Corowa High School on Friday.

    Friends of the Library, who work in conjunction with the Corowa Library, donated $500 to go towards purchasing new books for our school.

    We are one of five local school to receive a book grant from the Friends group.

    John’s First SpeechFormer School Captain, John Schnelle, has taken out second place in the national ‘My First Speech’ competition.

    This competition, for students in Years 10, 11 and 12, challenges entrants to compose the first speech they would deliver in Parliament as a newly elected Federal member.

    With his second placing, John will present his speech in Parliament House while the house sits in early December.

    Congratulations on this outstanding achievement!

  • COROWAHigh School NEWSLETTERTERM 4 | WEEK 4 | NOV 2018

    REDLANDS RD, COROWA 02 6033 1889 [email protected] http://www.corowa-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday12-16 Nov K McKenzie J Goodall19-23 Nov J Ryland R Good J Carman C Hughes26-30 Nov L Van Leeuwen3-7 Dec K McKenzie J Carman J Goodall

    10-14 Dec J Ryland C Hughes

    Term 4 Canteen RosterCanteen Phone: 02 6033 1167 Commence 10.30 each day

    Year 10 experience the world of workYear 10 students were in workplaces across the country last week for their second round of work

    placement for 2018.

    SRC bike raffle!The SRC are raffling two brand new bikes! Both prizes are valued between $450-$500 and were kindly donated to the school by Federation Council.

    Tickets $2 from the office!

    Winners to be announced at the Achievement Assembly on Wednesday 12 November.

  • COROWAHigh School NEWSLETTERTERM 4 | WEEK 4 | NOV 2018

    REDLANDS RD, COROWA 02 6033 1889 [email protected] http://www.corowa-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

    Wine Sales!This year we have an exclusive 50 Year anniversary late bottled

    Shiraz Durif Fortified for sale.

    The cost for each 375ml bottle is $10 and orders can be placed at the front office or by calling (02) 6033 889. Orders can be placed until Thursday

    15 November.

    Wine must be picked up on 15 November at 3.30pm from the Armoury next to the canteen.