from the principal - east loddon p-12 college

EAST LODDON P- 12 COLLEGE PARENT NEWSLETTER TELEPHONE -03 54368300 FAX -03 54368321 E-mail: [email protected] College Website: http://eastlodd12.vic.edu.au/ Principal’s Blog: http//stevenleed.edublogs.org/ School Councillors : Richard Hicks, Darren Welsh, Micheal Lawry, Adam Bish, Dustin Pascoe, Steve Leed, Scott Wilkinson, Andrew Cameron, Jackson Clayton, Nicole Hocking, Natalie Rose, Lynda Cartwright, James Verley, Jo Cartwright

Respect - Resilience - Responsibility - Relationships Our College respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia

and pay our respects to the ongoing living culture of Aboriginal people

From the Principal

Dates for Your Diary

Newsletter No 29 Date: 13th September 2018

COLLEGE FETE—WEDNESDAY 19th SEPTEMBER Starting at 10am until 2pm

SEPTEMBER

13th-15th State School Spectacular

19th COLLEGE FETE

20th Year 7 Immunisation 21st Sports Colour Day, Casual Dress Day Gold coin donation

Yr 10 Keys Please Yr 11 Fit 2 Drive Yr 12 Looking after your mates

End of Term 3

Early Finish 2.30pm OCTOBER

8th Term 4 starts

16th Year 5/6

German Day

Interim Reports For All Students Interim Reports have been completed for ALL P-12 students and will be distributed on Monday. This will be the first time P-4 students will receive an Interim Report, and this gives parents an overall snapshot of their child’s progress over the past term. The Interim Reports are also available to view on Compass at any time. Students are given a level of “Excellent”, “Very Good”, “Good”, “Acceptable”, “Needs Attention” or “NA” for the criteria of “Progress on Class Activities”, “Use of Class Time”, “Behaviour” and “Homework”. Love To Paint? - Brief Friday Afternoon Working Bee From approx. 1:30pm tomorrow there will be a short working bee to focus on the painting of a couple of small areas around the College. If you may be able to spare a small amount of time to assist with this task, please make contact with the College Office in the morning. Informing The College Of Student Absences It would be appreciated if all families could endeavour to inform the College Office of student absences in a timely manner. This can be done in person, via the telephone or electronically. When doing so electronically, please either use the College Skoolbag App or email the College on the school email account rather than via personal staff email accounts. The College email is – [email protected] R U OK? Congratulations are extended to our wonderful Student Representative Council for their promotion of R U OK? Day today. Students from Years 4 to 12 visited all P-12 classrooms this morning to reiterate the importance of ‘checking in’ with those around us. Students in the junior-school focussed on feelings (particularly happy and sad), whilst our middle-years students focussed on ‘helping someone’ and our senior-school stu-dents focussed on the four-step process of checking in on your mates (1. Ask, 2. Listen, 3. Encourage Action, 4. Check-In).

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Across the school today, signage has been prominently displayed and many conversations have taken place at all levels in regards to the importance of talking about our feelings. Maybe take the opportunity today to turn to someone you care about and simply ask ‘Are you ok?’ Let’s Talk About Things That Are Important… Respectful language, kindness, care, bullying, mental health, respect, emotional intelligence….. Discussions around these important topics has got to start somewhere and what better place than school, home and the work place? Throughout term 4, we are very keen to raise the profile and understanding of top-ics/subjects that we sometimes have trouble discussing (ie mental health), or think that everyone understands when they possibly don’t (ie bullying or showing kindness). We cannot just simply assume in a school setting that every child has the same level of understanding when it comes to these topics and through raising awareness and talking about things in a consistent manner, we can build an understanding of what the expecta-tion is at East Loddon P-12 College. You will also have expectations in the home or in your own work place, sporting club or the like. These expectations may be around language, interactions and/or behaviours and it is important that we consistently reflect upon these expectations and on the reality of what we display, allow or ‘sweep under the carpet’. Throughout this week it would be great if families undertook a relatively simple ‘homework’ task. See if you can have a meaningful conversation around the dinner table about the following question - What is ‘RESPECT’? There is a mailbox in the College Office for anyone who wishes to share their responses with the College. Parent Opinion Survey – Thankyou To All Who Provided Feedback Thanks are extended to all parents who were able to successfully submit responses for our parent opinion survey. We look forward to receiving this feedback by the end of term and reflecting on our College from the perspective of our parent cohort. Get Your Kettle On! – Let’s Help Georgia Get To Spain!!! A ‘Go-fund-me’ page has been set-up for our champion kettle-bell lifter and year 9 East Loddon P-12 College student Georgia Welsh. Georgia is a current world champion and is aiming to travel to Spain in November to defend her title, after excelling in world championship event in Denmark (2016) and Italy (2017). Georgia’s fam-ily are the type that do a tremendous amount for others, being involved in many voluntary roles within the community. We would now love to be able to do something wonderful for them and assist in getting Georgia to her next world-level event. If you would like more information on this fundraiser, and/or would like to donate funds to this cause, please click on the following link - http://gf.me/u/kqpqrq

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Fete News. We are only one week away from the Fete – all planning is progressing very well with classes making the final arrangements for their stalls. Once again this year there will be ticketing system which can be pur-chased on the day – these will done into bags of $5.00; $10.00; $15.00; $20.00. Please remember that this is the major fundraiser for the year with all money raised going towards the up-grading of the P-4 Heating and Cooling systems. With that in mind come along - bring all the family, tell your friends and let us make this a fantastic day in the school’s calendar. Sue Cail Fete Co-ordinator

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Hawks Vs Demons. GO HAWKS!!!

Steven Leed College Principal

RED BIRD ROOM ANNA GARLICK: MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL WORKER

E A S T L O D D O N P - 1 2 C O L L E G E , D I N G E E . 3 5 7 1

My name is Anna Garlick I am a mental health accredited social worker. I am offering private social work coun-

selling to the school community of East Loddon College, where I will be working from the school 1 day a fort-

night. I have 10 years’ experience in working with children from 3-18 yrs old and their families. In this time I

have worked in school settings in the Bendigo region as well as having private practice in Boort and in Bendigo.

I utilise a variety of Evidence based techniques to assist children and adolescents in working through their diffi-

culties in a relaxed and inviting environment.

I am experienced in treating and managing a range of presenting problems such as but not limited to:

Emotional issues such as anxiety and depression Anger and behavioural disorders Trauma and stress related issues Self-esteem and social difficulties in children and adolescents You can talk to the school for further information or contact me directly by Ph: 0413018086 or email me at

[email protected]

Fees are $95 per hour, with a mental health plan you will receive $74.40 Medicare rebate, so you will be out of

pocket $20.60

S I N C E R E L Y , A N N A G A R L I C K M E N T A L H E A L T H S O C I A L W O R K E R

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Assistant Principals News

If it’s not going to rain, it may as well be like this. What a top spell of weather this week. It serves as a bit of a

reminder that next term is a hats outside term. Please dig out your child’s green bucket or broad rim hat,

give it a wash if necessary and have it in the bag, ready to go for day 1, term 4. We always have a bit of

leeway for this, but essentially we shouldn’t need to. Start wearing them now if you like. If you can’t find the

school hat, we will have them on sale at the College.

Not sure if you are aware of this but……. ITS FETE DAY NEXT WEDNESDAY whoop whoop. This usually heralds

a bucket load of rain and cold weather. Last fete was the start of flood season. This year it’s going to be

different though. We are expecting 170 C so that should be pleasant. Here’s some things to prepare for……

The Year 6’s are running a hole in one comp with the help of keen golfer and groundsman Ricky Wright.

Anyone can play even if you are terrible at sport. You simply buy a golf ball for a dollar, put your name on it

in texta, pop it in the bucket of Ricky’s front end loader, then he will tip the bucket toward a golf hole.

Closest to the hole wins. They will have a few goes during the day with voucher prizes and a grand prize at

the end of the day, being a ‘Mystery Flight’. Actually it’s not that much of a mystery. Ned’s dad has a plane

and he will take the winner for a joy flight over our district. Spew bag included.

EastLoddibald Prize has caused some nervousness amongst participants and prospective participants. Please,

please, be reassured, it doesn’t matter whether your picture looks like the subject. Any art gallery is living

proof of this. Just get it done and get it ready by fete day. Judging will be in the hands of attendees at the

fete, so anyone can win it.

Last call for rocker cover racers too. Get them in. Whilst you are at it, get baking CREAM PUFFS are on the

menu this year. There has been a few discussions about what these are as there are clearly a few versions of

what constitutes a cream puff. If you are a baker, enter your own version. We will decide if it is the best or

not. Maybe yours is like an éclair, maybe more like a sponge kiss, it’s up to you.

In footy news ‘ha ha Geelong and Sydney’.

Other than that, there’s not much on. Just winding down to the holidays.

See you all at the fete, bring nanna and pop along for the day.

Mr Wilkinson

Assistant Principal


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East Loddon P-12 College

Fete

Wednesday 19th September

10:00am till 2:00pm

Activities throughout the day include:

Eastloddibald Art Competition

The Sponge Kiss Bake-off

Hungry Hippo

Loonie Tunes

Jumping Castle

Zorb Balls

Sumo Wrestling

Tarot Card Readings

Rocker Cover Racing

Coffee Shop

Various food stalls

Various activities

Something for all ages

All money raised will go towards

the

P-4 Heating and Cooling Upgrade.

More details contact the College on

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More Library News : as we have 1 week until

the end of term it is time all overdue books were

returned or re-borrowed. Could students please

do this before Wednesday 19th to avoid receiving

an account for their overdue/lost items.

Thank you

Library Staff

Library News:

Congratulations and a big ‘WELL DONE’ to the 156 students who were registered and participated in the

2018 Premier’s Reading Challenge and read 3,414 books overall.

Another big ‘VERY WELL DONE’ to the 112 students who put in a great effort to complete the chal-

lenge. Chloe yr 3 and Alex yr 3 are our star readers with Chloe reading 64 books and Alex 63.

Deutsche Nachrichten

Last Thursday September 6th, the P-4 classes

listened to the Eurofest Choir. They also

participated in doing actions for ‘Mein

Hut der hat drei Ecken’ and danced as the

choir sang ‘Bruderchen, komm tanz mit mir’.

The choir members were very impressed

with how well the students listened and

participated. Sehr gut, P-4 Klassen.

Klasse 8 have been busy working on finishing

their P-4 game. In term 4 they will go down to

the P-4 Klassen and try out their game.

Annette Burgstett German co-ordinator



Calves in the College We had two gorgeous calves arrive at the College this week! A big thank you to the Hicks family for lending us two calves (names TBC) for the last two weeks of term. Our Year 9 and 10 students have put in a HUGE effort with Mrs Maxted to plan and build some impressive structures to house our calves and have been working on projects in class to match. As they say, many hands make light work and we’ve had a great deal of volunteers from lower primary all the way through to senior secondary to help feed our calves twice a day! I was lucky enough to take 5 boys from Grade Four out yesterday afternoon! It was a bit slobbery, but fun all the same! If you’re around for the fete, take a walk over near the pizza ovens to say hi to our fury friends! Miss Pilkington Science Co-Ordinator

In Week 3 of next term, 5 Grade 5 students (Ava, Marley, Lachie, Chloe and Matilda) will attend the 2018 Melbourne Water Kids Teaching Kids conference. These five students will present a workshop titled ‘water doesn’t grow on trees’ which will be based around the importance of water for our rural farming communities. These students have already put in a large amount of work in planning and preparing their workshop and have made some great progress. As we get closer to heading to the conference we will be inviting students and teachers to participate in our workshop.. We have been extremely fortunate to have two groups sponsor this conference which has made it possible for us all to attend. We would like to thank, Coliban Water for their financial support and their knowledge in all things water! We would also like to thank AW Harvesting for their financial contributions and expertise on all things farming and water related. Without people like this, our attendance at state wide conference’s like this would prove far more difficult!

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P-4 Update

Building Strong Foundations

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Student of The Week

Prep— Charlotte for consistently doing her best,

particularly in her story writing time.

Year 1—Zali for continually thinking of good

ideas.

Year 2—Ruby C. for her positive attitude towards

her peers and showing good leadership.

Year 3—Jayde for answering questions in full

sentences and having a ‘never give up’ attitude.

Year 4—Darcy for being an ‘all-round’ nice per-son

You Can Do It! PERSISTENCE (Working Tough)

Prep—Joseph for trying hard to

listen to instructions and complete work.

Year 1—for persisting with his reading to im-

prove.

Year 2—Abby for persisting and working hard

with ‘time’.

Year 3—Kiara for getting all her work completed

and getting 100% in her spelling.

Year 4—Sianna for continuing to try when things

get challenging.


Reading Clubs Every experience with books makes a difference.

200 Nights of Reading Y3- Logan Y2-Sarah, Ruby C. and Paige Y1- Lucy

175 Nights of Reading Y3-Jake

150 Nights of Reading Y3-Jayde and Piper Prep- Henry


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We select books for different purposes. Challenging tests. On occasions, teachers will ask students to read a challenging text, the main reason for this is for assessing what strategies the student know and uses. It is important that these texts are used sparingly as they can create frustrations. Instruction texts These texts are used specifically to teach student to use strategies such as making informed predictions and implementing monitoring strategies. Easy texts These texts are useful for building confidence, and when the focus is on developing features such as fluency, use of punctuation and a ‘reader’s voice. We often encourage beginning readers (Prep and Year 1s) to have and share an Instructional and an Easy book, the latter for the reasons men-

tioned above. Please don’t worry if your child has a familiar book a few times, it is only when they know it from memory that it’s certainly time for a change. Department School Nurse Visit Thanks for returning permission forms (Preps and teacher referrals). The nurse has completed two days and will return tomorrow week to complete the testing. Parents will be notified of the results. Detecting problems with either vision or hearing can make a significant difference for children. Please have your child’s vision tested every second year. Prep Sounds in Focus This week our Preps are consolidating the following sounds: ‘Ss’ as in ‘Seals swim, seals slide’ (including the ends of words such as miss, mess and toss), and the ‘Ff’ (f and ff) as in ‘Five fat fish). Words in Focus Our words this week revolve around our Maths money theme ‘Shops and Shopping’ and include: money, coins, dollars, cents and buy. SRC Initiative R U OK?

This morning members of our SRC visited our classes to share the

message R U OK? And how we can support each other when we’re

having an ‘ordinary’ day. They introduced us to a great kid’s video

with a catchy song and message, it’s well worth taking a moment to share as a family.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09qk0lXTfi4 Thanks to our SRC and Ms Harrington for showing how much you care.

Nude Food Day

Thanks to our parents for getting behind the Year 3 initiative to improve our environment- Nude Food Day. The day was a great success for everyone involved. Well done, Mr Smith and Year 3! Peter Vernon On behalf of the P-4 Teaching and Learning Team

Year 3/ 4 Anglesea Camp Payment Date Amount

Friday 14th September $70.00

Friday 28th September (all monies paid to this date are non –

refundable due to the Colleges financial commitment to the camp).

$70.00

Friday 12th October $60.00

Friday 26th October $60.00

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Middle Years Parents, please join Bloomz to get regular updates from your child’s classroom.

Middle Years Captains Report

This week we had nude food day, good job to everyone who brought their food in re-usable

containers. Today the State School Spectacular group are rehearsing down in Melbourne

Thursday and Friday for their performance on Saturday. Good luck to everyone that is

participating in this. On Friday we have the 7/8 interschool athletics, so good luck to

everyone who participates in that. Today SRC representatives also led a discussion about

RUOK day in Reading Time. Have a good weekend. Alicia and Levi

Bloomz Snapshot

Book recommendation

Chloe Hare from Year 6

recommends “King in the City”

by J.J Waddington.

“King in the City is a story about

a Dog named King and his

friend, chasing down opals to

stop an evil man from stealing

them! I am enjoying this book,

and would like to recommend

this to Year 5-6 students who

like Action/Adventure books.”

Attendance Awards—Term 3

On Friday, 21st September, we will have a short Middle

Years assembly at the start of the day to hand out

awards to students who have achieved 100%

attendance for Term 3.

Yr 5—Creating German

compound words.

Yr 5—

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Yr 8—Trista

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Yr 6—Investigating

secondary data sources

RUOK Day

Molly M leading a

discussion about

talking to others

about how they’re

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Senior School Newsletter

Year 12 & Prep Buddy Program

Pictured above are some our lovely Year 12s and Prep students reading together as part of our Buddy Program.

Access Education Revision lectures

Thanks to all the students & parents that let me know if you needed transport for the Access Education revision lectures in Shepparton. Students will make their own way to the lectures on Saturday, with low numbers attending. However, on Sunday Mrs Clare has kindly offered to attend the English lecture with the students and drive the community bus. Permission forms were distributed today to students that indicated they would like to travel on the community bus, please return the form by Thursday 20th of September to the Office. Thanks to La Trobe University for paying the cost of the revision lecture tickets, how lucky are we! VTAC SEAS and Scholarship Update So impressed with our Year 12s for helping me to complete their VTAC preferences, Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) applications and the VTAC scholarships. ALL of our students wanting to apply for University have completed these three documents, well ahead of time. You guys ROCK!!! Thanks to parents who also met with myself regarding this process. Your support is much appreciated. La Trobe University Clever Workshops Brand new in 2018, our Choose Clever workshops are interactive, hands-on and designed to give students greater confidence about what they could study next year. Each workshop includes a dynamic presentation, along with a panel featuring a current student, as well as a graduate who’ll share their experiences working within the industry. Guests will then have the chance to immerse themselves in a course-related activity designed to provoke cre-ative thinking and problem solving. Road Safety within the Senior School coming soon…. On Friday 21st of September the Senior School students from Y10-12 will participate in our Road Safety Awareness day. The agenda is as follows; further details about the program was in last weeks newsletter. Year 12 Looking After Your Mates during our lunch time Year 11 Fit 2 Drive 9am – period 4 Year 10 Keys Please period 3 and into period 4 GOOD LUCK to any students or staff playing in Grand Finals this week, I’m very jealous but will be cheering for you all the same. Apprentice and Trainee Centre Workforce Development Business Traineeship—CFA Kerang has the opportunity for a person to undertake a Certificate III Business Traineeship with the Country Fire Authority in Kerang. Duties include reception, database management and general admin. Applicants must have an eye for detail and be committed to a 12 month traineeship. To apply send your resume & covering letter to Ms Frances Constable: [email protected] Sarah Byrne Senior Sub-School Leader

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CHAPPO’S CHAT SPACE My work at East Loddon P-12 College is to be a listening ear, to offer support, give information, counsel, offer practical assistance, refer to outside agencies and provide advocacy when necessary. I find the work both very challenging and a privilege, as I am allowed into a place of intimacy in relationships that few experience. I have now been the Chaplain at East Loddon College for the last 11 years. The annual amount of federal funding has not altered in that time. The annual funding is now no longer enough to cover the costs of having a chaplain and therefore the College is now hav-ing to subsidise the cost to meet the annual fees. To assist the College in covering the short fall in funding our Chaplaincy program, the Chaplaincy Committee is holding a raffle to be drawn at College Fete on the 19th of September. 1st prise is a Megaboom Portable Bluetooth Speaker

2nd Prise is a JBL Wireless Bluetooth Headphones

3rd prize is a food hamper

I would encourage you all to get behind this fundraiser so as to assist our College in covering some of the shortfall for this vital program in our College. If you have a book of tickets could you please have your books and money into the College office no later than Monday the 17th of September. Our Chaplaincy Committee is in the process of being reformed. The Chaplaincy Committee is vital organization in assisting the Chaplain and helping the College raise the extra funds to cover the short fall of monies needed to keep the program in the College. We are having a community meeting on the 18th of October at 12.45 at East Loddon P-12 College to reform the Committee. If you would like to be part of this committee or to come and give some input, please accept this as your personal invitation to attend. FROG

Rev. Sue Allen

Chaplain

Sports Colours Day – Last Day of Term On the last day of term, the SRC will be holding an out of uniform day in exchange for a gold coin to be put towards running activities during Mental Health Week. Students are encouraged to come to school dressed in colours that represent their favourite sports team. It is expected that all students who come to school out of uniform on this day bring a donation to school.

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KFC – Kids Friday Club Term 3

KFC this term has been enjoyed with lessons in how God is powerful, a healer, transformer and a protector ! The crafts have followed this theme with a boat in a storm, caterpillar/butterfly and a frog.

All Prep to Year 6 students are welcome to come along to KFC. For registration forms/KFC newsletters or en-

quiries please contact one of the leaders listed below.

During Term 3, KFC will be running its annual fund raiser for charity. We usually do a ‘Loose Change Chal-

lenge’ (collect loose change) but this year we are supporting 2 Pairs Each. Josh Berry, a 12 year old boy,

started 2 Pairs each when he was 9 in an endeavour to care for the homeless by supplying pairs of warm

socks. His aim is to provide 50,000 pairs of socks and is on track with nearly 19,000 pairs already. So, KFC chil-

dren can either collect Loose Change to buy socks or purchase the socks themselves and bring them to

KFC during Term 3.

Contacts for enquiries - Robyn Falls 0429368242, Leanne Welsh 0447689309,

Judy Mountjoy 0488379222, Wendy Twigg 0427807124, Anne Baker 0429368453

KFC Family Celebration Service

and

Bush Olympics

Our KFC Family Celebration Service will be held at Bears Lagoon Anglican Church

(the children will have opportunity to take part) on Sunday 16th September

at 10.30am with our annual Bush Olympics and bring and share lunch to follow.

The Bush Olympics are a fun time of old fashioned races, games and chocolate med-

als at Bears Lagoon – always a hit with the children. All families are welcome. Please

bring some lunch to share and a chair

Contacts for enquiries - Robyn Falls 0429368242, Leanne Welsh 0447689309, Judy Mountjoy

0488379222

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Canteen News

Pies, Pasties, School Pies, Potato Pies, Sausage rolls are available Term 2 and Term 3.


2018 TERM 4

TERM 3 OCTOBER

SEPTEMBER Monday 15th Belinda Clymo

Friday 14th Yoli Humphries Kylie Addlem Tuesday 16th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 17th Bec Cullen

Monday 17th Margaret Hocking Thursday 18th Sue Pickles

Tuesday 18th Sue Pickles Friday 19th Leanne Welsh Kylie Addlem

Wednesday 19th FETE DAY

Thursday 20th Sue Pickles Monday 22nd Lisa Twigg

Friday 21st Leanne Welsh Lisa Twigg Tuesday 23rd Michelle Diss

Wednesday 24th Sue Pickles

OCTOBER Thursday 25th COLLEGE SPORTS Sue Pickles

TERM 4 Friday 26th Yoli Humphries Michelle Balic

Monday 8th Margaret Hocking

Tuesday 9th Sue Pickles Monday 29th Brian Duffy Breeanna Hocking

Wednesday 10th Miranda Smith Tuesday 30th Sue Pickles

Thursday 11th Sue Pickles Wednesday 31st Penny Cockerell

Friday 12th Toyah Ketterer Natalie Rose NOVEMBER

Thursday 1st Sue Pickles

Friday 2nd Kate Duncan Louise Hocking


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COLLEGE FETE—WEDNESDAY 19th

SEPTEMBER Starting at 10am

until 2pm

College Calendar

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

10th 11th 12th

13th

State School

Spectacular

14th

SH Division

Athletics

KFC

15th

State School

Spectacular

Performance

16th

17th 18th 19th

COLLEGE FETE

10am –2pm

20th 21st Sports Colour Day Casual Dress Day Gold coin donation. End of Term 3 Buses leave at 2.30pm

22nd 23rd

OCTOBER 7th 8th

START OF

TERM 4

9th

10th

Year 9/10

Outdoor Ed

Bush Walking

Camp

Loddon Mallee

Athletics

11th

Year 9/10

Outdoor Ed

Bush Walking

Camp

12th 13th

14th 15th 16th

Year 5/6 German

Day

17th 18th 19th 20th

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