BARRENJOEY HIGH SCHOOL’S

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Phone: 9918 8811

Term 3 Week 7

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30 August, 2017

INVESTITURE OF THE 2018 CAPTAINS,

VICE CAPTAINS AND SENIOR LEADERS

Student leadership has a high profile at Barrenjoey and our senior school students are pivotal in

setting the tone of the school, creating a positive culture and in enhancing our school spirit and

pride. Five weeks ago prospective leaders presented their speeches to the entire Formal

Assembly. Furthermore the staff, SRC, Executive and all students voted for their preferred

Captains and Vice Captains.

Congratulations to the following students who were inducted as the Senior Leaders for 2018 at

the Investiture Assembly on August 25.

Zac Abbas Axel Akerman Ella Couston Emily Grunseit

Henry McGilchrist Jack Nesbitt Myles Pymble Joseph Tiernan

Elijah Thomson Beatrix Twibill Hall Ariel Wheeler

At Friday’s Investiture Assembly the students recited the Leadership Pledge, some of which I have included below, as it is a challenge attainable by all Barrenjoey students…

“…and do my best at all times to promote the best interests of my fellow students…

I will set a good example in both word and deed

And I will willingly work with teachers, parents

And students to maintain and promote the good

Name of Barrenjoey High School.”

The entire Barrenjoey learning community voted for the 2018 Captains and Vice Captains under

the cloak of secrecy five weeks ago after listening to the prospective Leaders presentations.

I had the privilege to announce these office bearers.

Captains for 2018 will be: Vice Captains for 2018 will be:

Ella Couston and Elijah Thomson Beatrix Twibill Hall and Ariel Wheeler

I’d like to thank the Captains; Caroline Wang and Yusuf Fayers, Vice Captains; Charlotte Oliver

and Tasman Couston and the other 10 Senior Leaders: Nicholas Bradhurst, Bernhard Brueckl,

Julia Cole, Tegan Field, Gabrielle Joslin-Thomas, Oliver Pitt, Paige Rutherford, Shakirra

Sadrinna, Harry Smith and Evan Turner for being such fine examples to their peers and younger

students.

You have led well… congratulations to the outgoing Senior Leaders.

Last week they handed the staff of leadership to the newly elected team. Their legacy to

Barrenjoey is to have set a new benchmark for student leadership.

The Senior Leaders for 2017 performed their duties right up the last minute, representing

Barrenjoey at community and public events such as the ANZAC Day’s Dawn Service and through

organising ‘fundraising’ and promotional initiatives…. most recently the Disabled Surfer Association

and the Sleepover fundraiser where they raised substantial awareness and funds for worthy

causes.

The duties you have performed will live on in future generations of Barrenjoey. On behalf of the

parents, staff and students I thank you for your outstanding contribution throughout 2016/2017.

CONGRATULATIONS TO PAST STUDENTS

Last week you read about the successful exploits of Jim Colley who recently won a European

Championship in yachting. However, last week’s news was dotted with other stories of successful

ex-Barrenjoey students...

Josh Holmes (class of 2004) was the Warringah Rats halfback who guided the team around the

park magnificently. Rob Kelly (class of 2009) was the Hooker who played a vital role in scrums

and lineouts in last Saturday’s win in the Shute Shield against Northern Suburbs. Josh and Rob

played outstandingly well and both were arguably the best players throughout the final series. Well-

done Josh, Rob and the Warringah Rats Team!

James Lange (class of 2009) launched his debut album last Saturday

night at an evening called Conscious Creative. James spent three years

travelling the world then returned to Australia to further develop his music.

James now performs under his stage name of Karuah and has titled his

album Wild Plums.

Good luck James!

Julia Stone (class of 2001) and Angus Stone (class of 2004) had

a great write-up in Stellar recently promoting their upcoming

album. Following the huge success of previous albums, Angus

and Julia are about to release their fourth record, Snow. The

album is set for release on September 15 ahead of a national

tour starting September 21.

Further information at http://angusandjuliastone.com/

Have a great week... Ian Bowsher

PUB 2 PUB

TELL THEM FROM ME SURVEY 2017

PARENT, STUDENT AND TEACHER SURVEY

This Term, Barrenjoey is taking part in the Tell Them From Me Student Survey. The survey will

provide us with valuable feedback on what our students, parents and teachers think about school

life, how engaged they are with school and the different ways that teachers interact with students.

Schools in Australia and around the world have used the Tell Them From Me survey to help them

improve. The survey is completed on-line and is run by an independent research company, The

Learning Bar, which specialises in school-based surveys.

Students will be asked a series of questions, however there is also a Parent Survey. The survey

asks parents and carers questions about different factors that are known to impact on student

wellbeing and engagement.

Running this survey will help Barrenjoey understand parents’ and carers’ perspectives on their

child’s experience at school. These include: communication between parents/carers and staff,

activities and practices at home and parent/carer views on the school’s support of learning and

behaviour. This valuable feedback will help our school make practical improvements.

FAQs for Student Survey Link For Parent Survey FAQs for Parent Survey

Click on links below :

Congratulations to all our students and a teacher who competed

last Sunday in the annual Pub 2 Pub charity Fun Run and

Festival. Many students took part in this annual fun run, but a

special mention to Year 11 Student Tom Colley who was 1st in the

Under 18 Category finishing in 49.03 in the 13km race and 8th

overall. Well done Tom.

The 13km course followed our amazing coastline with spectacular

views of more than a dozen beaches. There was the option to do

either the 13km, 6km or 3km course for recreational runners,

joggers and walkers. All courses finished at Newport Beach for

fun and festivities afterwards.

Annabel Bates

Jazzy Beashel

Madeleine Colman

Tayah Cuthbert

Harry Gilligan

A'Janae Gow

Kayla Keuning Santos

Josh O'Keefe

Jett Pickering

Jasper Sargeant

Molly Sheppard

Nick Skordos

Ruby Stanley-Jones

GOLD MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS

CONGRATULATIONS!

"At Barrenjoey High School we are proud of the achievements, participation and efforts of

our students. Our merit system acknowledges students’ accomplishments across all fields

of endeavour and encourages improvement and sustained application.

The Barrenjoey High School Merit Award System is a cumulative process throughout one

academic year and recognises achievement at a number of levels, allowing all students to

experience acknowledgment of success. Well done to the following students who have

achieved Gold Merit Awards. This means they have 20 positive entries on the welfare system. Well done!

YEAR 7

YEAR 12

Nicholas Bradhurst

Bernhard Brueckl

Julia Cole

Bailey Mabbott

Charlotte Oliver

Caroline Wang Ella Woolcott

Emily Grunseit

Damien Slavec

Sarah Bradhurst

Ella Brady

Chloe Briscoe

Charlotte Harris

Flynn Maynard

Tia Parkes

Charlotte Scott

Carissa Valentine

Cooper Van Wijck

Jemima Weir

Montana Whereat

YEAR 10

YEAR 9

Aisha Abbas

Marley Devine

Madi Munro

Erik Reading

Liam Young

YEAR 8

Beau Barripp

Lili-Rose Bennett

Jamie Brown

Zoe Couzens

Lotus Crutch

Kathryn Guy

Hannah Hopkins

Charley Howell

Lila Kools

Leilani Newling

Finley Pound

Daisy Spreadbury-Key

Ana Stankovic

Ned Teale

Tyella Toll

Jez Vandenberg

Angus Welch

Asher White

YEAR 11

SILVER MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS

Well done to all the students who have achieved silver merit awards, through collecting 10 positive entries on the welfare system.”

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL STUDENTS

Kendra Gorton

Emily Grunseit

Aiden Jones

Daniel Manning

Henry McGilchrist

Jaime Sinclair Jacob Stanley-Jones

Ben Ballinger

Tasman Couston

Matthew Crawford

Zach Dale

Charlie De Jager

Elisa Flanet

Lily Heath

Scarlett Ingham

Robert Jia

Eliza Nay-Potter

Mitchell O'Connor-Trevisan

Emma Papin

Jade Patterson

Connie Phillips

Ben Reay

Oskar Smith Evan Turner

Lachlan Bates

Guy Binns

Ebony Buskermolen

Fergus Cole

Regan Dale

Indiana Devine

Blake Dorrell

James Evans

Madi Flynn

Jessi Foster

Ava Gardiner

Wylie Gill

Blake Goozee

Honor Graham

Rhianna Green

Tasman Hale

Mica Hanke

Zoe Kemp

Bodhi Leigh-Jones

Joel Loadsman

Coraline Marot

Finn Panambalana

Annabel Ritchie

Layla Salz

Maya Sarkar Coleman

Sean Shi

Oliver Stokes

Jared Thompson

Heidi Wiseman

YEAR 10 YEAR 11 YEAR 12

YEAR 9

Madelyne Andrews

Isabella Conwell

Thomas Goodall

Gina Hawson

Sophia Holterhoff

Taleisha Kalpage

Lili Mitchell

Allana Sargent

Aden Schaafsma

Taylah Stewart

Zak Susnjara

Will Timmis

Ava van Gestel

Ben Walter

Arch Whiteman

Indigo Wilson

Nixon Zorica

YEAR 8

Benjamin Beashel

Alex Candler-Szabo

Hugo Cawsey

Ella Collins

Eliza Cutrie

Josie Duncan

Brooke Edwards

Evie Fayle

Riahna Frost

Darci Goodyear

Hannah Hopkins

Kaylin Jones

Ethan Kitchen

Jesse McCabe

Olivia McCall

Sarah Riley

Hunter Roberts

Dusan Stankovic

Taliah Whitmore

YEAR 7

Mia Jell

Jada Jones

Ella Kranenburg

James Kranenburg

Sarah McCarthy-Reece

Hannah Pepper

Tom Prandle

Caelib Reading

Sienna Robert-Sinclair

Jack Roberts

Mia Allanson

Timothy Allen

Max Arnold

Ned Beckley

Wil Christensen

Elliot Doble

Luke Dujic

Luca Gaudino

Holly Hammond Oliver Heintz

Leila Sharp

Jye Sinclair

Louis Sprouster

Jacob Stewart

Bayley Taylor

William Thain

Ellina Torabinejad

Olivia Upton

Sofi Varela

Natalie Waldron

Delilah Watson

APPLE CHANGES GUIDELINES FOR BRANDED APPS WORLD WIDE-

What this means for the Barrenjoey High School App

iPhone / iPad iOS

1. From your mobile device go to the App Store search for School Stream

2. Tap the FREE/GET button to the right of the School Stream listing

3. Tap the INSTALL button

4. Enter your Apple ID and password & tap OK

5. Wait for the install icon to change to OPEN

6. Tap the OPEN button

7. You will be prompted to accept push notifications, you will need to select OK

8. Start typing Barrenjoey High School into the search then SELECT Barrenjoey High School

Android / Tablet

1. From your mobile device go to the Play Store search for School Stream

2. Tap the School Stream listing

3. Tap the INSTALL button

4. Tap the ACCEPT button

5. Wait for the app to install then tap the OPEN button

6. Start typing Barrenjoey High School into the search then SELECT Barrenjoey High School

7. Tap the DONE button in the top left

How to get the School Stream app on your mobile device

Apple has recently changed its guidelines on Branded Apps. This is

due to the overwhelming number of Apps in the App Store (Billions to

be exact).

This means that instead of seeing the Barrenjoey High School Logo on

your phone screen, you will see the School Stream Logo. Once you

go into that the Barrenjoey High School Logo will appear and it will be

business as usual. BUT YOU MUST RE-DOWNLOAD IT FIRST! We

are therefore asking you to please download the School Stream App

using the below instructions.

Step 1

Step 2

This unfortunately is out of our hands.

Thank you for your understanding.

You will receive notifications from Monday 28th to download the School

Stream App then search for Barrenjoey High School. These notifications will

happen for 1 week until the final migration on Monday September 4th.

ARTIST OF THE WEEK

Hannah Dunwoodie Year 11

Visual Arts has captured real

emotion and feeling in this

close up drawing

Last Thursday lunchtime saw the running of the inaugural

Barrenjoey Open, a Table Tennis tournament for Year 11

& 12 students.

With a hot field of quality players we were soon left with 4

semi finalists, in the Open draw and the Challenger's

Cup (A and B draw respectively).

Tom Colley of Year 11 took the honours in the Open final

defeating Year 12's Jonah Anderson. In the Challenger's

Cup, Kyle Alexander of Year 12 levelled the score

defeating Finn Parsons of Year 11. Thanks to the PE staff

for running this great event.

Congratulations Tom and Kyle. Look out for more

competitive table tennis in the coming months.

YEAR 11 & 12 TABLE TENNIS

TOURNAMENT

On Monday the 21st, The Australian Reptile display came to Barrenjoey High School. The

presenters name was Anthony Stimpson and he brought lots of reptiles in and showed us them

and taught us facts about them. It was very interesting we learnt lots of interesting facts abought

reptiles. My favourite reptile was the saltwater crocodile. I liked the crocodile because its skin was

smooth on the bottom and rough and scaly on top. His mum was 2.5 m long and his dad was 5.2 m

long and his grandad was 8.1 m long and they killed him for handbags but they couldn’t use his

skin as it wasn’t suitable for making handbags so he died for nothing. Written by: Louis Sprouster, Cody Allan and Harley Wilson.

On Monday the 21st of August year 7 were excited to meet Anthony Stimpson and his reptiles. We

had the pleasure to pat Bluey the blue tongue lizard. We learnt that the blue tongue lizard sticks

out its tongue because it reflects ultra violet light which dazzles predators, like eagles allowing it to

escape. The tongue is also blue because it protects it from sun burn. We loved seeing all the

different animals such as the Saltwater Crocodile, two Lizards, the Tawny Frog Mouth, the Ring

Tailed Possum and the Diamond Python. We really enjoyed this experience and hope to see more

of our wonderful wildlife. We hope the rest of year 7 enjoyed the Australian Reptile Display as

much as we did. Written by: Sophie Armitstead and Tara Gillespie.

YEAR 7 REPTILE DISPLAY

Wendy Gillespie from Pelican Rescue and Research was a guest presenter for

Year 10 Marine Studies.

She came to talk with the class about the work she does rescuing injured

Pelicans and water birds on the Central Coast. Normally Wendy is found at Woy

Woy feeding the Pelicans and talking to the public about Pelicans during the 3

o'clock Pelican talk and feed at the Fisherman's Wharf. When she is not doing

that she is rescuing injured Pelicans and other marine birds. Wendy also

presents to other scientists around the world about her area of research into the

effects of recreational fishing on water birds, in particular Pelicans.

The students were shown an array of objects and items removed from injured

Pelicans and their nests. They were able to see the effects of some injuries

sustained by Pelicans and see their successful release. They were able to

handle the very large but lightweight bones from a Pelican. The class used this

as a fund raising opportunity and was able to raise and donate over $73 towards

Pelican rescue and rehabilitation.

YEAR 10 MARINE STUDIES WITH MR GRAY

LEEP INTO MATHS @ BARRENJOEY

Learning Enrichment and Extension Program

LEEP is a Year 7-10 tutorial program run by Barrenjoey

maths teachers, straight after school (3:10 - 4:10) in A13 on

selected afternoons.

Participation in LEEP has led to positive changes in

confidence, attitudes towards maths and improved overall

learning outcomes

There is a small cost of $10 per term to cover afternoon tea

before the session starts.

Regards,

Alison Munro (LEEP coordinator)

Please complete the slip below and bring it with payment to the

treasurers office

I give permission for my child ________________________________of Year __________

Maths Teacher: _______________________________ to attend the following LEEP sessions,

Term 3 2017.

PLEASE CIRCLE: Support Extension Maths Prep

Parent signature: ………………………………………. ………… Enclosed: $10

Extension and

Enrichment: For capable students, seeking challenging, engaging activities

Year 7: Thursdays Week A Year 8: Thursdays Week B

Support and

Consolidation: For those experiencing difficulties and wanting support in schoolwork and numeracy skills

Year 7: Tuesdays Week A Year 8: Tuesdays Week A

Advanced

Maths Prep Mathematics 5.3 content for students wishing to study Mathematics Advanced in years 11 and 12

Year 10: Mondays Week B

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Every alternate week the Maths staff will pose a

mathematical puzzle to ponder with a syllabus reference and

degree of difficulty (1 to 5 compasses) will be supplied.

MATHS PUZZLE TO PONDER

Mr Seymour’s Weekly Science Fact!

Despite the white, fluffy appearance of

Polar Bears fur (which is transparent), it

actually has black skin.

Polar bears keep warm thanks to nearly

10 cm of blubber under the skin.

Polar bears have an excellent sense of

smell, with the ability to detect seals

nearly a mile away (1.6 km).

Which area is bigger?

A (blue)

or

B (red)

* Syllabus reference: Stage 4: MA4-13MG

The solution will be provided in next weeks issue.

YEAR 7 TUTORIALS

Terms 3 & 4, 2017

• Small group tutorials in English and/or Maths are being organised which can assist your

daughter/son to help improve their understanding and skill level in these subjects.

• Classroom teachers will identify areas where students are finding challenging and/or needing

more consolidation work.

• Skilled teachers/tutors will be advised on specific areas of need and will provide the

following:

A safe learning environment in small groups

Revision of common misunderstandings

Guidance towards assessments

Reinforcement of classroom work

Opportunities to improve student confidence

Don’t miss this unique opportunity – a one hour session every week for six weeks starting

11th September. Tutorials start 4pm onwards. English and Maths are both available.

COST: $150 per subject ENROLMENT: Please email the following information this week to

rhondda.woodbridge@det.nsw.edu.au

• Student name and parent contact number

Circle one or two of the following subjects:

• Advanced Maths on Monday and Consolidated Maths on Wednesday

• Advanced English on Thursday and Consolidated English on Monday

CONFIRMATION NOTICES WILL BE EMAILED BY THE END OF NEXT WEEK

ALONG WITH THE INVOICE. PLEASE DON'T MAKE PAYMENT TO THE

TREASURER UNTIL YOU RECEIVE YOUR CONFIRMED PLACE. THANK YOU.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

MONDAY

28 AUGUST

TUESDAY

29 AUGUST

WEDNESDAY

30 AUGUST

THURSDAY

31 AUGUST

FRIDAY

1 SEPTEMBER

Year 11 Non-

Assessment

Week

Year 10 Life

Skills Course

Avalon Primary

School Public

Speaking

Year 12 Flexible

Learning –

Science HSC

Skills Day

Big Band

Rehearsal

5.15pm-6.15pm

Concert Band

Rehearsal

6.15pm-8pm

Year 12 History

Assessment

Task

Year 11 & 12

Academic

Resilience

Workshop

Senior

MaddTas

Evening Year 10 HSIE

Careel Bay

Excursion

Concert Band

Rehearsal

3.15pm-

4.30pm

Jazz Combo

Rehearsal

4.30pm

WEEK 7 (A)

Week 8 (B)

MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 4

TUESDAY

SEPTEMBER 5

WEDNESDAY

SEPTEMBER 6

THURSDAY

SEPTEMBER 7

FRIDAY

SEPTEMBER 8

Year 12 D & T

HSC Major

Project

Marking

Year 11

Exams

Life Skills

Course Year

10

Year 7

Mathematics

Assessment

Task 3

Year 11 Exams

Year 8

Mathematics

Assessment

Due

Big Band

Rehearsal

5.15pm-6.15pm

Concert Band

Rehearsal

6.15pm-8.00pm

Year 12

Hospitality

Excursion –

Nomad

Restaurant

CHS Athletics

Carnival – Syd

Olympic Park

Year 11 Exams

HSC Music

Marking

P & C Meeting

5.30pm-7.00pm

A Block

Common Room

Year 11

Exams

CHS Athletics

Carnival –Syd

Olympic Park

Warringah Surf

Titles – Avalon

Beach

Year 11

Exams

CHS Athletics

Carnival- Syd

Olympic Park

Concert Band

Rehearsal

3.15pm-4.30pm

Jazz Combo

Rehearsal

4.30pm-5.30pm

NEXT WORKING BEE – SATURDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER 9AM – 12PM

EXCURSION INFORMATION

EXCURSION YEAR

GROUP

DATE OF

EXCURSION

PAYMENT

DUE DATE

COST

Leep 7-10 Various OVERDUE $10.00

Year 11 Study Skills 11 9 Oct OVERDUE $30.00

YEAR 9 CAMP 9 16th Oct -18th

Oct

Deposit Due

Balance Due

Deposit $75

Balance $200

Total Cost

$275.00

Jewish Museum 10 18 Sept OVERDUE $30.00

Tutorials 12 $135.00

BHS BAND TOUR 1 Dec to 8 Dec Dep $275.00

CHANGE OF DETAILS –

Addresses, Phone Numbers, email or Medical

If any of your details have changed please contact the school so

we can update our records. Also if your child’s medical history

has changed please notify us asap.

MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 11

TUESDAY

SEPTEMBER 12

WEDNESDAY

SEPTEMBER 13

THURSDAY

SEPTEMBER 14

FRIDAY

SEPTEMBER 15

Year 11

Examinations

Silver Duke of

Ed Test

Expedition

Year 4

Experience Day

Year 11

Examinations

Silver Duke of

Ed Test

Expedition

Year 10 Welfare

Production

Big Band

Rehearsal

5.15pm-6.15pm

Concert Band

Rehearsal

6.15pm-8pm

Year 11

Examinations

Silver Duke of

Ed Test

Expedition

Year 11

Examinations

Year 11

Examinations

Concert Band

Rehearsal

3.15pm-4.30pm

Jazz Combo

Rehearsal

4.30pm-5.30pm

WEEK 9 (A) TERM 3

WORKING BEE – SATURDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER 9AM – 12PM

TUESDAY AFTERNOON HOMEWORK CLUB SCHEDULE

WEEK/DATE FOCUS

Week 8 – 05/09/2017 Science teacher

General teacher

Week 9 – 12/09/2017 2 General teachers

Week 10 – 19/09/2017 General teacher

We have launched a new online payment portal linked to our school’s website to make it easier for you to

pay your school fees. This is a secure payment page by Westpac.

Payments can be made using a visa or mastercard credit or debit card. The payment page is accessed

from:

Barrenjoey Website - About Us – Fees and Voluntary Contributions - $Make a Payment

What Expenses can be paid online for Term 3 2017:

• Voluntary School Contributions

• Subject Contributions

When?

This payment method will be ready to use as soon as you receive your Term 3, 2017 Fee Statement.

When you access the $Make a Payment you must enter the student’s name and date of birth, along with

Student Registration Number – SRN. Your students SRN can be found on the Fee Statement.

These details are entered each time you make a payment as student information is not held within the

payment system.

This is a secure payment system hosted by Westpac to ensure that your credit/debit card details are

captured in a secure manner, these details are not passed back to the school.

You have the ability to check and change any details of the payment before the payment is processed.

Receipts can be emailed and/or printed.

Payment details made before 6pm are passed on daily to the school where they will be receipted against

your child’s account. As a receipt will be issued from the payment page a further receipt will not be issued

by the school.

For any enquiries regarding the Online Payment process please contact the School Admin Manager.

PARENT ONLINE PAYMENTS – POP

SCHOOL FEES

SCHOOL FEES ARE BEING SENT HOME, YOU CAN PAY VIA Parent Online

Payments (POP).

If you feel there are any discrepancies please contact Felicity Hance on 9918 8811.

We have recently disabled the Create Message button in the Parent Portal for parents to contact

teachers.

The reason is that this message does not go directly to the teacher’s email; instead it sits in an

area of the portal that is rarely visited by the teachers.

We believe that it is more expedient for parents to contact teachers through the

barrenjoey-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au email – which is attended every day – and that way we can

ensure that the teacher will receive the email in their normal email account.

Thank you for your understanding.

Ian Bowsher

COMMUNICATION WITH TEACHERS

FATHERS

DAY GIFT

IDEA

Barrenjoey has launched its new careers

website. It is a great resource for students,

parents and staff regarding career and post

school information.

http://www.barrenjoeyhighschoolcareers.com/

My weekly careers newsletter can also be

found on my website

http://www.barrenjoeyhighschoolcareers.com/?

page=newsletter

Please Contact Mr Moylan in the Careers

Office if you have any questions or would like

to make an appointment for a Careers

Counselling session.

CAREERS NEWSLETTER with Mr Moylan

THANK YOU MITRE 10

Thank you to Mitre 10 for your very

generous donation of timber and

hardware for our Year 12 Construction

Students final project. This is being used

to make 2 sets of picnic tables which will

be used at the Sandbar Café or around

the school.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR SPORTS WINNERS

Congratulations to the Avalon Bulldogs A

Grade Team who defeated the Forestville

Ferrets 14-12 in the Grand Final match at

Lottoland last Sunday. Well done Team!

RUGBY LEAGUE

SOCCER

Congratulations to Avalon’s W16/1 Team who were victorious against Wakehurst in their Grand

Final at Cromer Park 3-1. This team were undefeated all season!

The Womens 15/1 defeated Belrose/Terrey Hills 4-2. W13/2 defeated Beacon Hill 4-2 and the

W12/1A defeated Beacon Hill 2-0.

A magic weekend for the Avalon Soccer Club with 8 GRAND FINAL WINS from 8.

If you include last weekend they have won 9 GRAND FINALS from 11 starts.

What a great effort Avalon Soccer Club.

Well done!

CANTEEN ROSTER –Week 8

Monday 4 September Help Needed

Tuesday 5 September Dianna & Terri

Wednesday 6 September Help Needed

Thursday 7 September Help Needed

Friday 8 September Help Needed

CANTEEN ROSTER –Week 7

Monday 28 August Kate McGilchrist

Tuesday 29 August Help Needed

Wednesday 30 August Jackie Sailor

Thursday 31 August Help Needed

Friday 1 September Nicky Stanley Jones

HELP NEEDED IN THE CANTEEN!

If you can spare any time on the dates above please feel free to

contact the school on 9918 8811

UNIFORM STORE TRADING HOURS

2017

Uniform Store Phone Number: 9918 7569 Email: bhsuniformstore@gmail.com

UNIFORM STORE OPERATING HOURS

MONDAYS 8.30am – 10.30am

TUESDAYS 3.30pm – 5.30pm

THURSDAYS 8.30am -10.30am

The Sandbar Café is officially open to staff, students and friends of Barrenjoey.

We have been practicing our coffees and now ready to serve our community not

only coffees but also milkshakes, teas, and some delicious food items.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU AT SANDBAR CAFÉ.

Coffee:

Regular with full cream milk $3.00

Regular with soy milk $3.50

Espresso

Ristretto

Long Black

Cappuccino

Flat White

Café Latte

Tea:

Peppermint Tea $2.00

Tea $2.00

Drinks:

Chai Latte $3.00

Milkshakes $4.00

Chocolate . Strawberry, Caramel

Hot Chocolate $3.00

Snacks:

Chocolate Chip

Cookies 50C

Raisin Toast $1.50

Banana Bread

$2.00

Delicious Muffins

$2.00

Yoghurt Berry

Muesli Cups

$3.00

ASK US FOR OUR SPECIAL FOR THE DAY

On Special this week:

Yoghurt Berry Muesli Cups $3.00

Cheese Toasties $2.00

Bacon & Cheese Mini Quiche $1.00

OPEN

WEDNESDAY only this week.

MORNINGS 8am to 10am

To get your paver

online you can click

on this link below:

http://www.barrenjoey

highschool.com.au/fo

undation/how-to-

donate/

Contact the school to

get a flyer on Tel: 02

9918 8811

Email: barrenjoey-

h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

HOW TO

DONATE

Term 3, 2017

Registration for teams will be held on Wednesday 6th

September 6-7:30pm at the clubhouse.

Cost per team is $700 which includes playing shirt.

Age groups from U/6 to U/15

Competitors will run from 6th October till 15th December.

Avalon Bulldogs JRLFC Friday Summer Touch Football