Thursday 2 May, 2019

Dear Parents and Friends of SGS, It is SGS Fete and Markets week and you can feel the excitement in the air! This is an important occasion for our school as we come together, work beside each other for our school and for the wider community at this Horse Festival time. Our Fete Committee have been working hard behind the scenes to get everything in place for the day. Yvonne Clerke and Erryn Day are driving this process and their dedication is greatly appreciated. Yvonne was injured during the holiday period, which I am sure has added an extra complexity to this year’s event. She is soldiering on! I look forward to sharing in this day with everyone on Sunday. On Friday we will again have an Out of Uniform Day with a donation of something special for the Cake Stall or Tombola jars. Students and staff will be involved in the major set-up at the end of the day.

We also have the parade floats being prepared by Staff for the School and The Yellow Cottage to add colour and fun to the Parade! Responding to the Horse Festival theme is always a fun challenge and enthuses the students who love the opportunity to participate in the Parade. Announcements Mrs Alice Forsythe has resigned her position in Communication with us to take up a position with Scone Equine Group at the end of the month. We wish her all the best in her new role and thank her for the great work she has done in the marketing and communication areas, especially the development of the Social Media platforms which give us so many opportunities to celebrate what is happening for students right across the school. Miss Felicity Dowdell has also resigned and will be moving to a teaching position in the Northern Territory, commencing in Term 3 this year. Miss Dowdell has shared her passion for learning and supported students with dedication and care. She has especially enabled our ENEX Students to experience wonderful learning opportunities. We wish her well as she moves to this new adventure. Sabbatical Leave For the next two weeks I will be on leave and Rev Nate Atkinson with be deputising in my absence. Please bring things to his attention, if needed. ANZAC Day We had an excellent representation at ANZAC Commemorations across the region last Thursday and valuable ANZAC Chapels on Monday. Thank you to all those who made the effort to represent as it shares a very positive message in our community. Our guest speaker on Monday, Seargent Benjamin Johnsen from the ADF spoke of sacrifice in a very real and personal manner. This sacrifice message gave an opportunity to link Jesus’ sacrifice, that we celebrated at Easter, to the sacrifice he shared of those who served and often gave the ultimate sacrifice in war. Seargent Johnsen challenged the students to consider the sacrifices made for them by others that help them achieve on a daily basis. See you at the Fete and Markets! Paul Smart PRINCIPAL

FETE DAY YEAR GROUP STALL MENU

MAINS

THAI BEEF NOODLES - Thai marinated beef strips served with Singapore Noodles and stir-fried veggies. $8.00 THAI BEEF SALAD - Thai marinated beef strips served with salad. $8.00 PULLED PORK SLIDER - Slow cooked Pulled Pork and coleslaw served on a bun. $8.00 HOT DOGS - Frankfurters in soft bread rolls with your choice of sauce $3.00 NACHOS - Beef mince in a rich Nacho sauce served with corn chips, sour cream, guacamo-

le and grated cheese. $8.00 HOT CHIPS - served with your choice of Tomato or BBQ sauce. $4.00 LAMB KEBAB - served with Hummus, Tabouli and cheese. Choice of sauce. $8.00 CHICKEN TIKKA WRAP - Mild Indian marinated chicken breast strips served with cucumber, lettuce and Greek yoghurt. $8.00 BBQ STEAK in a Damper Bun $6.00, or SAUSAGE SANDWICH $3.00

DESSERTS - All served with Cream or Ice Cream

STICKY DATE PUDDING - with Caramel Sauce $5.00 MINI PAVLOVA - with Berries $5.00 NY BAKED CHEESECAKE - with Berries $5.00 ICE CREAM CONES - $3.00

GRAMMAR GRIND COFFEE

From the Burrow - Primary News with Mr Saunders Welcome back to what will be another busy but rewarding term. I trust you had a lovely break and enjoyed the opportunity to recharge the batteries, ready to do it all over again. I always enjoy the reminder that a school doesn’t stop just because it’s the holidays. It is common for students and staff to find themselves representing SGS over the break. The recent break was no different. A significant number of our students represented Scone Grammar School at ANZAC Day marches and services across the Upper Hunter. This included marching, delivering prayers and readings, singing and laying wreaths. You all represented beautifully. We had 19 boys (plus three coaches and two managers), travel to Armidale to take part in the TAS Primary Rugby Carnival. Two comprehensive wins were followed by two close losses. The final game saw another strong performance with the boys claiming the win and coming away with 3 wins from 5 games. A wonderful effort. A big thank you to our coaches; Patto, Bobby and Ligges, who have invested significant amount of time into the development of this team. Two of our Primary girls represented in Vaulting at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Charlotte Clark achieved 3'rd Pre-Novice Individual with a score of 6.175, 4'th PDD Walk (Partner Daytona Halloran) - Score 6.936, 1'st Squad Freestyle Prelim - Score 6.210. Ella Bennett: 3rd Prelim Individual scoring 6.397, 1'st Squad Freestyle Prelim - Score 6210. Another brilliant set of results for the girls. Well done. This Sunday sees the School community come together like never before with our annual Fete. I’m putting out a call to arms, to our Primary parents to put their hand up and assist where possible. If you know you can spare some time, please touch base with the Class Liaison Parent for your child’s year group.

“Only children believe they’re capable of everything.” – Paulo Coelho Word of the Week - Quixotic e.g. the children had quixotic ideas of riding unicorns through the parade Meaning: extremely idealistic, imaginative and romantic ideals Etymology: late 18th century English How we can use it this week: have a quixotic horse festival weekend! Congratulations to Luca Allan (2 Gold), Mackenzie Hails (3 Blue), Oliver Dart (6 Gold), Adelaide Fraser (2 Blue), Teagan Stewart (3 Blue), Oli Green (3 Gold), Hugo Fernandes (5 Blue), Makenna Caban (K Blue) and Bridie O’Neill (6 Gold) who are celebrating birthdays this week. I wish these students all the best as they enjoy their special day and share the time with family and friends.

From the Dean of Students P-1 2

KYCK19! During the Easter break, students from Scone Grammar School, along with Rev’d Nate, Mr Price and Mr Buckley, Mel and Jen, set off to Katoomba for the three day KYCK 2019 Christian Convention. This year’s group was again a good mix of older and younger Secondary students. We learnt more about how Jesus has won the victory for us, how God wants us to put Him first in life and how to demonstrate love to others. When we arrived at Katoomba, we visited the Three Sisters and the weekend that followed was very encouraging. We joined with over 2000 students learning about God’s word and engaging in lively worship and music! This year’s band made the words of the songs come alive for us. We enjoyed great food and met lots of great people. These 6 Bible talks and experiences were very challenging as well as encouraging and many of us learnt things which will help us to grow as young people following Jesus. (KYCK 18 attendees) In Prayer this week: Reflect on: Luke 18:18-23 Give thanks for: God’s goodness in sending us Jesus, the resurrection and the life, so we can have a way to be friends with God; Parents, teachers and supporters who truly care for us Pray for: For the school building project; For Fete preparations; For families and students who are ill or struggling at the moment; For your son or daughter’s teacher/s! Rev’d Nate natkinson@sgs.nsw.edu.au

Head of Secondary Welcome back. I hope you all had a great break and are refreshed for the start of term. Since my last Newsletter, we have had many students competing at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. The School Cattle Team won a bronze medal, and I am sure Mr Holland will supply a full report about the carcass competition at Assembly. I would like to congratulate all the students for their performance and also their excellent behaviour while away for the week. I was also privileged to walk into the Schmidt Arena as Sarah Clark was presented with a first place ribbon for vaulting and several other Scone children also received ribbons in this sport. I have also heard many other students performed well over the show with other cattle and horse events. Alyssa Mollema also competed in the National Youth Archery Championships over the holidays and won 4 gold medals and 1 silver medal and we are hopeful she will hear some more exciting news about future competitions soon. On ANZAC Day, I joined the Merriwa march with a large number of our students, and there were many equivalent turnouts in all of our regions. This local support for the communities we live in was absolutely delightful to see. Our students in their uniforms certainly make an impact and I would like to thank all of the students and their families for their attendance. This is a shorter term, but possibly a busier one. I look forward to seeing many of you at the Fete on Sunday. Quote of the week “Every successful individual knows that his or her achievement depends on a community of

persons working together.” - Paul Ryan Have a great week! Mrs Deanna Hollis dhollis@sgs.nsw.edu.au

Tales from The Yellow Cottage

At this time of the year I am always reminded of the fantastic community we live in. Horse Week is a very special community time for Scone and our preschool is lucky to be able to take part in so many aspects of the festival. This time of the year also generates community involvement with the preparation of our horse float. It is very much a team effort - the children, the families and the staff, and we are grateful for the opportunity to work together to create a spectacular ride for the children on parade day. No matter who you are, a connection to community involvement makes a difference to the development of children. Every dot that is connected leads us to a stronger, healthier, happier, and more well-rounded society as a whole. Every positive impact that is made on the playground, in the garden, at preschool, at community events, leads to a change and an influence over our entire society. If we put in work and the heart at the community level for our children, we’re working to give them the foundation for a better future. Children are gifted the opportunity to learn, grow, and achieve greatness and happiness through their community. Let’s work together to unify, engage, and build these connections around the entire world — one community, one child, at a time.

News from the School Counsellor Relationships The quality of relationships between students and teachers are the greatest predictors of student success and the delivery of high order teaching. It is crucial for parents and teachers to have a collective vision of what they want their students to act like, look like, sound like, know and can do because of their influence. And then have a shared road map to follow to achieve this student image. The old sayings, “we can’t teach them till we reach them” and “kids don’t care what we know till they know we care”, are pivotal beliefs to live and breathe loving being a parent and a teacher. One certain thing is parents and teachers can’t fake caring, students will pick up on this very quickly. Cultivating growth mindsets in students to believe their teachers are there for them and genuinely want them to become their best possible selves will build healthy relationships in classrooms. This includes accepting their teachers’ advice, as they do with their sports coaches and realising that teachers, like themselves, are also individuals, with their own ways of doing things. When students, parents and teachers combine their top strengths great learning, parenting and teaching occurs, enabling the whole school community to thrive and flourish.

Kat Moore kmoore@sgs.nsw.edu.au Ext: 1220

Curriculum News HICES Debating Round 3 On Monday 8 April Round 3 of the HICES Debating Competition took place at Central Coast Grammar School. The Junior teams debated That the international symbol of disability should be changed. Our Junior Gold team was against Bishop Tyrell Anglican College (BTAC A), taking the affirmative argument for the topic. Campbell Smith, Hugo Shann, Charlotte Clark and Jason Lighezzolo won this debate and received excellent feedback from the adjudicator. Our Junior White team with Lilla Stanford, Tom Hill, Hunter Wild and Ollie Dart also took the negative argument against Newcastle Grammar School 6 and lost this time. Our Junior Blue team, consisting of Charlie Mitchell, Sophie Park, Gina Kimpton and Clare Wilkinson had a narrow loss against Newcastle Grammar School 5 taking the negative argument. SGS Middle Team argued the topic That it is of more value for Australian school students to do exchanges from city to country and vice versa than to travel overseas. They had the affirmative argument with Thomas Burnett, Lexi Walsh, Sofia Edlington and Lilly Malone winning against HVGS Red. Once again this team received positive feedback from the adjudicator, who was particularly impressed with their arguments. In the Senior Division, Max Seale, Bridget Burnett, Sam Barry and Harriet Firth lost against NGS taking the negative argument with the difficult topic, If we restrict ourselves to words in the dictionary, we are limiting our forms of expression. Thanks to Ms Louise Broomfield for preparing the Middle Team and Mr Paul Smart for driving one of the buses to Erina. This was a long day for our students and as usual they represented SGS extremely well. Round 4 will be held at Hunter Valley Grammar School on Wednesday May 8.

Mrs Deb Moore Debating Coordinator

Curriculum News

Loose Parts Play

Over the past year or so, we have had a few loose part materials in our school playground. These are highly valued by our students and have allowed the students to create some fascinating play scenarios. We are wanting to further introduce the use of ‘loose parts’ into our playground by providing more parts for them.

Loose parts are items and materials that children can use in their play. They provide a high level of creativity and choice and the possibilities are endless for how they can be used. Research shows that children like to play with loose parts because they can use their imagination and have greater control in their play. Children are incredibly creative and will be able to use the most ordinary of objects in ways adults would not think of.

We are looking for help to build up our collection of loose parts in our school. We are asking if you have any of the following things lying around at home if you would be willing to donate them to our children to allow their imaginations to develop further. These items could range from pots and pans to tyres, rope, tubs, tubes, old musical equipment, rugs, material, wood, logs, pipe, crates etc… Basically, anything that a child can play with.

It would be wonderful if you could work alongside your child to donate any unwanted items from the list. Any items brought into school can be placed at the back of the Year 4 classrooms in the designated area and must be safe for the children to handle. The children will be shown how to use the objects in a safe and enjoyable way.

If you have any large containers or weather proof boxes that we could use to store this equipment in it would also be helpful.

We look forward to setting up our loose parts play area and giving the children the endless opportunities to explore what they can do!

Thank you for your continued support. Please contact myself if you have any questions.

Janet Walsh Lead Teacher of Innovation and Learning P-12

EXAMPLES OF LOOSE PARTS

• Lengths of wood – a variety of lengths and thicknesses • Logs of different heights and widths • Barrel planters – for mixing and collecting • Tarpaulins/ sheets/ rugs, etc • Milk crates • Tough buckets • Cable drums or reels • Tubes, hosepipe or bigger pipes • Nets • Tyres – bicycle, motorbike and car • Shallow trays • Old Suitcases • Baskets • Velcro Straps, string, cord, rope, duct tape, masking tape

Sport News Cross Country 2019 One of the highlights of the year is our whole-school Cross Country. Kindergarten to Year 12 all gather at Glenbawn Dam for a terrific day of competition, followed by House luncheons and activities. Every year we run an open event which includes 16, 17 and 18 Years boys and girls. The winning boy and girl receive the ‘Lake Glenbawn State Park Trust Shield’. This year the winners of this event were Alex Catzikiris and Erin Nichols. Congratulations to these two students. Congratulations also go to the following students who placed first in their Age Group and are Age Champions: Age Champions Boys Girls 8 Years Patrick Burke Adelaide Fraser Bill Giblin Quinn Parry-Okeden 9 Years Jackson Selwood Georgia Maben Oliver Scott Arabella Patterson 10 Years Oliver Hodges Isabelle Burke Angus Giblin Clio Firth 11 Years Tom Hill Isabella Henderson Will Darling Lilla Stanford 12 Years Harry Warner Candy Brooker Hugo Firth Charlotte Clark 13 Years Callan Winter Lottie Firth Braeden McCarthy Sofia Edlington 14 Years Cooper Burnett Ally Taylor Roly Ward-Thomas Harriette Firth 15 Years Ryan Cook Prunella Hayes Chester Hall Sophia Bell 16 Years Lachlan Hobden Erin Nichols Tyler Kelly Georgia Thrift 17 Years Tom Campbell Laura Sadler Lachlan Robinson Harmony Wilton 18 Years Alex Catzikiris Skye Young Matt Smart Katrina Gorman The point score system is different from all other Carnivals. The House with the fewest points is the winning House. Congratulations to Pulling for a second win this year! 1st Pulling 505 2nd Jones 517 3rd Ledger 629 A very BIG thank you to all the staff for their help on the day and thank you also to the parents who came out to support.

Miss Jess Day

Primary Rugby Term 1 It was a hive of Rugby activity during Term 1, kicking off early with trials and weekly training to get the boys ready for Primary 7’s and the TAS Rugby Carnival. SGS is extremely lucky to have dedicated coaches. A huge thank you to the Under 10’s coach, Andrew Giblin and Under 12’s coaches, Angus Patterson, Bobby Davidson and Paul Lighezzolo. The time and effort they commit to the boys is invaluable, and a credit to the boys’ success and improvement.

Gunnedah Rugby 7’s Carnival SGS took one U10’s team and two U12’s team to this Carnival. All 3 teams played outstanding rugby and represented themselves well. The Under 10’s team displayed amazing improvement over the day and participated in both skills sessions and rugby 7 a side games. Both of our Under 12’s teams progressed through to the Regional finals. All teams playing some well-structured 7’s.

Regional Finals Under 12’s Tamworth Both teams had a fun day out on the paddock. SGS Blue showed lots of grit as they came up against some bigger lads from the region, with all boys improving over the day. SGS Gold went through the day undefeated. This win now sees SGS Gold progress to the State Finals, to be held in Sydney on 25th May.

Under 12’s TAS Rugby Carnival On April 12-14 Scone Grammar took a squad of 19 eager Primary rugby players on tour to The Armidale School Primary Rugby Carnival. It is a carnival that attracts 51 teams from all over NSW,QLD, and even a team from WA and the ACT. This year saw the boys play in a higher division. The boys were capably led by their captains Harry Warner and Charlie Mitchell. With 8 teams in our division, the boys played 4 pool games on the Saturday having 2 good wins against Toowoomba Anglican School and the Highfield Redbacks and a very close game against the The Gordon Tartans, who narrowly defeated us on the bell. This placed the boys third in the pool at the end of the day. The traditional ‘Spirit of Rugby Relay’ was held on Saturday afternoon, whereby each team nominates 4 players to compete in a length of the field race, passing a ball instead of a baton. Harry Warner, Lachlan Hails, Hugo Firth and Sean Ryan represented SGS. After winning their heat, they progressed to the final, coming 5th out of 51 teams – outstanding effort boys! Sunday morning saw SGS come up against Lismore Junior Rugby Club to play for 5th in the Division. The boys brought everything to the paddock and displayed both an excellent defensive and offensive game coming away with a 21 to 5 win in what was a very physical game. Harry Warner was awarded the ‘Players Players’ vote after show casing his outstanding skills over the weekend. He received a ‘Zoo’ training tee supplied by the Carnivals major sponsor. It was also very exciting to be able to cheer our very own Bridget Burnett who was awarded ‘Referee of the Carnival’. This is an outstanding effort and we were very proud to be there to see her receive this award. A big congratulations goes to all 19 players who each contributed to the team’s success; whether through a bursting run, an inspirational tackle, a great try or simply putting their body on the line for their teammates. It is also important to mention the wonderful way in which the team conducted themselves off the field. They were a great representative for our school. A special thank you also must go out to the parents who attended the Carnival and showed massive amounts of support and encouragement for the team. A huge thank you to Angus Patterson, Bobby Davidson and Paul Lighezzolo for accompanying and coaching the boys. Mrs Amy Patterson SGS Rugby Manager

SGS Primary Rugby Team Lists – Congratulations to all players!

TAS

SGS Gold U12 7’s

SGS Blue U12 7’s

U10 7’s

Archie Adkins Josh Chopin

Seth Coe Andrew Crowther

Will Darling Oliver Dart

Hamish Davidson Hugo Firth

Lachlan Hails Charlton Hall Tommy Hill

Jason Lighezzolo Jock McCosker Charlie Mitchell

George Patterson Tom Riordan Sean Ryan

Ted Saunders Harry Warner

Lachlan Hails Harry Warner Charlie Mitchel

Hugo Firth Josh Chopin

George Patterson Andrew Crowther

Seth Coe Archie Adkins

Jason Lighezzolo

Ted Saunders Will Darling Cooper Clark Henry Orton Tommy Hill Sean Ryan

Hamish Davidson Jock McCosker Tom Riordan

Jason Lighezzolo Charlton Hall Blake Schmidt

Harrison Baxter Oliver Dart

Edo Dawson

Jarvis Flanagan Ashton Coe Ollie Scott

Ollie Shearman Georgia Henderson

Leila Figallo Luke McMahon Lachlan Winter Thomas Dart

Angus Johnson Angus Giblin

Jackson Selwood Tom O’Shea

Student Holiday Happenings Tyler Kelly - Year 10 - Equestrian Tyler has had an extremely successful first week of the school holidays, competing in three major equestrian events - The Grand Nationals, The Southern Cross Spectacular and Sydney Royal Easter Show in the discipline of Show Riding. At the Grand Nationals, Tyler came runner up in the Rider Class riding ‘Chippenham Zulu’ and in the Southern Cross Spectacular he won the Owner Rider Class and Child (Under 18) Class, runner up in the 15 – 17 Year Old, and Grand Champion Owner Rider. At the Sydney Royal Easter Show Tyler achieved Champion Senior Boy Rider, Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony and Reserve Champion Galloway. As a result of Tyler’s success at the Grand Nationals Tyler has now qualified to ride in the United Kingdom in the July school holidays. Tyler will ride with professional equestrian athletes during his stay in the UK, where he will experience Hunting, Eventing and Show Riding with his ultimate goal to compete at the Royal International Show at Hickstead, United Kingdom. Good luck Tyler!

Alyssa Mollema - Year 10 - Archery Alyssa travelled to Armidale in the holidays and competed in the National Youth Archery Championships. Over a six day period, Alyssa had astounding results attaining 3 x firsts, 1 x second and a Gold in the Mixed Team where Alyssa was paired with a boy from Victoria. Allysa’s next competition will be an Invitational Shoot in Sydney in June where she will compete against fellow archers from all over Australia, with no barrier in age groups or gender splits. Alyssa’s ultimate goal for 2019 is to be offered a place to compete at the Youth Worlds in Spain in August. Watch this space!

Sarah Clark - Year 7, Charlotte Clark - Year 6, & Ella Bennett - Year 5 Equestrian Vaulting Competing as part of the Scone Equestrian Vaulting team, these three girls had a very successful time competing at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Sarah received three first places from the three classes she competed in, including a score over 7 for her Pre-Novice Individual. Charlotte placed third in the Pre-Novice Individual Event and fourth in PDD. Ella achieved third place in the Preliminary Individual and a first in the Squad Freestyle Preliminary. The girls will compete again this weekend in Scone as part of the Horse Festival, followed by State & Nationals later in the year. Congratulations girls!

Student Holiday Happenings Josh Crowther - Year 8 & Andrew Crowther - Year 5 – Musical/Acting

Josh and Andrew have spent most of these holidays in Newcastle rehearsing for and performing in the musical production Wizard of Oz Arena Spectacular at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre. Josh and Andrew were part of the Mass Ensemble which involved singing, dancing and acting. After successfully auditioning in the middle of 2018 (over 3,000 students auditioned, with 500 being selected), rehearsals commenced in 2019, initially with a Boot Camp so everyone could get to know each other and then consequently various weekends to learn the dances and songs. As the April school holidays drew closer rehearsals were a little more intense with somedays rehearsals going for 10 hours! Both boys said the experience was awesome and they would definitely do it again! Congratulations Josh and Andrew!

Alice Forsythe

Student School Photos School photos will be on Wednesday 22 May. Full winter uniform is to be worn on this day. An envelope will be sent home with your child Thursday 16 May to enable you to place your order. Please make sure your payment is included when you return your envelope,or your online payment receipt number is noted on the envelope.. One payment for the whole family is possible. Please make sure you note on each of the envelopes in which envelope you have placed the family payment together with that child’s Year and Class/House. There are instructions on each envelope. This will make tracking the payments easier. School Family Photo Envelopes are available at Student Services. These photos will be taken in the MPR from 12.15 pm on the day. Eldest Child is to have the photo order with them. Primary students please return your envelopes to your Class Teacher prior to photo day. Secondary students you are to bring your photo order with you on the day and hand to the photographer doing your individual photo.

Student Absentee Notices A friendly reminder – please ensure you notify Student Services if your child is absent from school due to illness, a scheduled appointment or otherwise.

OPTIONS:

- There is a simple Absentee Form for Primary and Secondary on the Skoolbag App, under e-forms.

- Alternatively, a phone call - 6545 3131 ext #2, or an email - studentservices@sgs.nsw.edu.au

**Even if you communicate an absentee to your child’s teacher, please still notify Student Services as well.**

Community Notices & News For Your Diary

Term 2 Monday 29 April to Friday 28

June WEEK 1 Friday 3 May HRIS Primary & Secondary Cross Country Sunday 5 May SGS Fete & Markets - Markets from 9.00am, Fete from 12.00pm to 4.00pm WEEK 2 Monday 6 May AICES 15s Girls Netball Year 7 Geography Fieldtrip Tuesday 7 May GRIP Leadership Conference Tamworth Wednesday 8 May HICES Debating - Round 4 2020 ACER Scholarship Applications Close Thursday 9 May SGS Chess - Round 2 Secondary Experience Day - Yr 5 & Yr6 students Jack Johnson Memorial Gala Day Friday 10 May SCONE CUP - Pupil Free Day UNE Open Day - Year 12 WEEK 3 Monday 13 May HRIS Open Soccer Gala Day CIS Primary Hockey Tuesday 14 May NAPLAN2019 P&F Meeting Wednesday 15 May NAPLAN 2019 CIS Opens Rugby League Trials Thursday 16 May NAPLAN 2019 CIS 15s Netball Friday 17 May NAPLAN 2019 CIS Primary Netball Maitland Careers Expo - Years 11&12 Saturday 18 May 2020 ACER Scholarship Sitting Date WEEK 4 Monday 20 May Tuesday 21 May HRIS Secondary Netball Primary 800m Event Wednesday 22 May Whole School Photos CIS Primary Rugby League Trials Thursday 23 May AICES Touch Football Friday 24 May Narrabri Dance Eisteddfod Saturday 25 May Primary Rugby 7s State Final

Canteen Roster

Term 2 Monday 29 April to Friday 28

June WEEK 1 Friday 3 May Fiona Bailey, Lyn Sinclair WEEK 2 Monday 6 May Jenny Crackett Tuesday 7 May Fiona Bailey Wednesday 8 May Jen Crackett, Timea Brayley Thursday 9 May Jen Crackett, Tania Dart Friday 10 May Scone Cup - PUPIL FREE DAY

We are always looking for volunteers to help in the Canteen, once a month, once a

term or even once a year!

Please email Student Services - studentservices@sgs.nsw.edu.au

with your contact details and Jen and Fee will be in contact with you.