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Denison College of Secondary Education—Bathurst High Campus—www.bathurst-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

Twelve months ago, I pondered the thought of moving into the principal’s posi on at Denison – Bathurst High Campus and now here we are, one year down the track in this amazing school. I have thoroughly enjoyed my first year as Campus Principal, par cularly ge ng to know the students and making connec ons with their families. The support for our school is outstanding and I would like to thank the en re school community for their encouragement this year. School promo on, learning and student recogni on are high on my priority list as we move into our new school planning cycle 2018‐2020. I would like to thank all the members of the Bathurst High Campus Parents and Ci zens team for their ongoing support of our great school and commitment to improving opportuni es for our students. I would like to acknowledge and thank Trevor Liu – P&C President for his help and support in my first year as Principal of Bathurst High Campus. Thanks also to the many parents who have a ended mee ngs in support of our school and for their posi ve contribu on at mee ngs and si ng on many panels for teacher posi ons. Well done to all students on the SRC and the School Leadership Team, thank you for represen ng our school with pride. I would like to thank all our SAS staff for their hard work, commitment to the students and staff, and their dedica on to providing the best possible service to our students and community. I would par cularly like to thank Trish Burgess for her excep onal work throughout the year and for her amazing support in my first year at Bathurst High Campus. The ongoing commitment of our Year Advisors and Welfare Team needs acknowledgement. An excep onal level of care and compassion for our students should be commended and I would like to thank all of our Wellbeing Team and School Counsellors. Once again, these commi ed teachers have guided and supported our students during 2017. I would like to thank and acknowledge my campus execu ve leadership team and the senior execu ve team. A special men on to my Principal colleagues, Michael Sloan and Craig Petersen who form the College Management Team, thanks for all your fantas c support throughout 2017. Finally, I would like to thank all the staff, students and community for their ongoing support and efforts for the students at Bathurst High Campus.

Ryan Peacock (Year 12) was awarded a NSW Combined High Schools Sports Associa on (NSWCHSSA) Spor ng Blue Award for outstanding achievement in cricket on Friday 24th November 2017 at ANZ Stadium Olympic Park. This is the most pres gious award that a school student can achieve in the school representa ve pathway. Massive congratula ons to Ryan and big thanks to Mr Paul Abbo for his work in nomina ng Ryan for this outstanding award. Students are eligible for a Western SSA ‘Blue’ if they represented the Western SSA in the nominated sport in 2017 and achieved individual success (i.e. won individual gold medals at State / All Schools or any individual medal at Na onals) or in team sports, gained selec on at the state (#1 team) level or higher. If a student was named in a CHS U16 team (such as cricket, hockey, volleyball) they must have represented Western SSA in that sport during 2017 to be eligible for a Blue. Note ‐ a student cannot receive a ‘Blue’ for repeated or mul ple sport representa on (e.g. represen ng WSSA for the past 6 years or for represen ng WSSA in four sports dur‐ing 2017). The following students from Bathurst High Campus received a Western School Sports Blue in 2017 – Sco Brown (Athle cs), Olivia Doble (Basketball), Ryan Peacock (Cricket), Bridget Warne (Swimming), Mor‐gan Murphy (Swimming), Taylah Wade (Swimming) and Tianna Copeland (Swimming). Congratula ons to all of these students.

NSWCHS and WSSA Blue Awards 2017

BATHURST HIGH CAMPUS NEWSLETTER

DECEMBER 2017

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From the Principal’s Desk


Skills 4 Living 101 Program

Skills for Living 101 ‘Grounds Maintenance’ – Mitchell Coulson and Lachlan Pilon from Year 10 have con nued to work a er school with Tony Sparks on our school gardens to improve the overall presenta on of this wonderful school. They have been clearing the garden beds, cu ng down trees, drawing plans and plan ng new shrubs and plants. I would like to thank Mr Sparks and the boys for their commitment to this fantas c project now labelled Skills for Living 101 – Grounds Maintenance. This group of students is about to expand as interest is coming from some female students. Well done Tony and to all students involved!

Skills 4 Living 101 ‘Car Maintenance’ – Last Friday a ernoon, our boys and girls advisors presented our first Skills 4 Living 101 trial program – Car Maintenance. Students were heavily engaged throughout the session with Tony Sparks teaching students some important car maintenance skills such as checking the air pressure in tyres, oil levels and changing tyres. Our school aims to expand this program next year offering students the opportunity to develop other lifelong skills needed when they exit compulsory schooling. Our Skills 4 Living Team are developing ideas such as House Maintenance, Healthy Cooking, Yard Maintenance and Financial Essen als etc.


Recently, seventy Year 10 students were heavily engaged in peer support training at the Bush Rangers AFL clubhouse. Three staff – Katrina Ferris, Sally Hennessy and Josh Lawler were amazing and commi ed throughout the two days. I was very fortunate to visit briefly each day and I was extremely impressed with the program, the students and the emo on and support provided by the staff. An outstanding and worthwhile program. Congratula ons and thank you Katrina and staff involved. We have some fantas c students who will become Peer Support Leaders for 2018. Not sure how the staff will cut these students back to around 35. Good luck! Again, thanks for your efforts!

Congratula ons to our fantas c Year 12 students who capped off their secondary educa on at the Class of 2017 Gradua on Ball. It was definitely an incredible spectacle at the newly constructed func on room at Goldfields, Mt. Panorama. More than 500 guests enjoyed the presenta on of the 2017 Graduates, speeches and dancing throughout a well‐constructed evening. This included a classy Year 12 dance to a Beyoncé number. It was very pleasing to see so many staff a end the func on and connect with the families and students. I received posi ve comments from parents all night about the dedica on and commitment of our wonderful staff. I would like to acknowledge the great work of Luisa Simeonidis in organising this magnificent event for her Year 12 students, along with all other staff involved. A shout out to Renee Strickland who worked behind the scenes to prepare Year 12 for their marvellous dance. I am sure there are many photos and videos, which will surface throughout the week, it was great to see so many posi ve Facebook posts. Well done to all students and staff – a great night!

During Term 4, the cast of Alice in Wonderland entertained large crowds in our performing arts theatre with unrivalled enthusiasm. I a ended the final performances, with family in tow, to experience the wonders of live theatre and to celebrate with our fantas c students. It was an entertaining show, extremely funny and very well directed. The students simply shone throughout the performance. We are so lucky to have these amazing students. Congratula ons must go to the dedicated teachers who have pulled this produc on together and for the hard work on props, scripts and rehearsals. Amazing teachers assis ng outstanding students. Well done CAPA!

Peer Support Training Success

Year 12 Gradua on

Alice in Wonderland Performance


Alice in Wonderland


Almost one hundred Year 9 Bathurst High Campus students a ended the annual year group 3‐day camp to Milson Island Recrea onal Park. The students were engaged in many ac vi es and some students have reached cult status a er catching a s ngray and other fish. Somehow, Mr Pat Ford always seemed to rotate onto the fishing ac vity, while the other teachers, Eleanor Cloherty (Year Advisor), Renee Strickland, Taylor Newton and Connor Sherlock all supported the students throughout the camp. All reports from parents and students upon their return were posi ve and I would like to thank the staff on camp and back at school during this busy me of year.

Alice in Wonderland

Year 9 Camp – ‘Lots of Fun’


Several students from Iiyama Japan had a fantas c week at Bathurst High Campus throughout Week 8 when local families hosted them in a return visit. At the end of Term 3, around 25 students and 5 staff from Bathurst High travelled to Iiyama City and it was great to see students reconnect so soon. The Japanese students a ended classes, worked in our Japanese garden and enjoyed horse riding at Yarrabin Holiday Ranch, as well as a farewell BBQ at the Adventure Playground. Congratula ons to Rene a Wolfe on another successful cultural visit and well done to all our staff and students involved!

Year 9 Camp – ‘Lots of Fun’ cont...

Iiyama School Visit


Denison College won gold at the Australian Schools Volleyball Cup in Melbourne on Friday 8th December 2017. Throughout the week, our girls impressed against some very talented teams from across Australia, seventeen in all. Kelso High Campus students Maddy Vallis, Harriet Fitzsimmons, Lily Grimmond and Maddie Sufong combined with Morgan Murphy, Tegan Bush and Zara Sheader from Bathurst High Campus to form a very strong Year 8 Girls Division 1 Denison College Team. Lillee Pratzky, Abbie and Lucy Writer were in the Year 8 Girls Division 3 Denison College Team. They finished 11th a er some very solid performances. All girls demonstrated wonderful sportsmanship and were faultless ambassadors for our school, college and the community of Bathurst. Congratula ons to all involved, our school community is very proud of your achievement.

During Term 4, our school have reviewed our exis ng bell mes to solve a variety of issues with students. The bell me changes will take effect in 2018; and the new bell mes for all members of the school learning community are listed below.

Na onal Volleyball Champions

New Bell Times 2018

Periods Mon, Tues, Fri Wednesday Thursday 1 Assembly

Thursday 2 Year Mee ngs

Roll Call 8:55 am 8:55 am 8:55 am 8:55 am

Period 1 9:05 am 9:05 am 9:05 am 9:05 am

Period 2 10:00 am 10:05 am 9:50 am 9:55 am

Recess 10:55 am 11:05 am 10:35 am 10:45 am

Assembly 11:05 am 11:15 am

Period 3 11:25 am 11:35 am 11:45 am 11:45 am

Period 4 12:20 pm 12:35 pm 12:30 pm 12:30 pm

Lunch 1:10 pm 1.35 pm 1:15 pm 1:15 pm

Period 5 1:40 pm 2.05 pm 1:45 pm 1:45 pm

Period 6 2:30 pm 3.00pm ‐ home 2:30 pm 2:30 pm

End of Day 3:20 pm 3:20 pm 3:20 pm


Bathurst High School Captain, Eve Currie joined 14 other young women from across Australia in Canberra as part of a na on‐wide program called Country to Canberra. Only two students were selected from NSW and both were from Bathurst. These talented and commi ed students enjoyed learning about the inner workings of poli cal life as they rubbed shoulders with our Na on’s leaders. Eve Currie returned, full of excitement expressing a clear desire to develop her leadership dream. “It was an incredible experience, one that has completely changed my percep on of possibili es for rural women and fostered my passion for gender equality,” Eve remarked. Highlights of the trip were mee ng Julie Bishop, Michaelia Cash and of course our Prime Minister, Malcom Turnbull. Eve enjoyed speaking with amazing, empowered female industry leaders, poli cians and many business women. “I am so grateful for this opportunity and must thank Mrs Luisa Simeonidis and Miss Eleanor Cloherty for suppor ng me in the applica on process.” A spin off from the program will be a na onal road trip for Country to Canberra volunteers to inspire the young women. Eve is very passionate about equality, young women everywhere, as well as empowering young girls at Bathurst High Campus to give them an undeniable sense of worth and self‐belief. Congratula ons Eve Currie, a true inspira on to all young people in Bathurst.

On Wednesday 6th December 2017, more than 150 Year 10 students gathered for official photos at the Bathurst Court House before celebra ng the end of Year 10 with the annual celebra on dinner. A fantas c me, organised by Year Advisors ‐ Miss Sally Hennessy and Mr. Josh Lawler. Our students looked incredible as they mingled, danced and reflected on their school journey to this point. We at Bathurst High Campus are so proud of these amazing students in Year 10 and we will cherish their next two years! Thank you and well done to all involved.

Country to Canberra – Eve Currie

Year 10 Formal Dinner Celebra on


Year 10 Formal Dinner Celebra on


Throughout the past ten weeks, the Media Team consis ng of Belinda Orpwood, Pa y Sinclair and Luisa Simeonidis have been working on a set of 20 school banners, which depict all the posi ve aspects of Bathurst High Campus. They have also managed to compile the 2017 School Burr. Below are just three of the amazing banners, which were printed and displayed at our presenta on night. A fantas c effort from the team – congratula ons and thanks for all your hard work promo ng this wonderful school.

School Promo on


Students from both campuses of Denison College were very lucky during Week 9 to take part in the NSW State Emergency Services Cadet Training Program. Mr Paul Purser from Kelso High Campus supervised an outstanding group of 24 students (12 from each school) as they formed some new and life long friendships throughout the fun week of ac vi es. Over the course of 5 days; students par cipated in First Aid Training, tes ng ambulance equipment, cu ng a person from a wrecked car using the Jaws of Life and they also performed a daring water based rescue in the event of a flood emergency. The State instructors made several glowing comments about our amazing students, sta ng they were some of the best they had ever trained. The formal gradua on will take place early next year at a school assembly with possibly the Minister of Emergency Services. Well done to all involved and thanks Mr Purser.

Successful State Emergency Services (SES) Cadet Program

Ken Barwick Principal Bathurst High Campus Denison College of Secondary Education Phone: 02 6331 3755


2017 Highlights As we rapidly approach the end of term 4, it has been a wonderful opportunity to reflect on some of the highlights of 2017 – what a fantas c year it has been! Term 1:

We kicked off the year with the High Achievers’ Recep on at CSU School of Engineering in February. March saw us mee ng with hundreds of Year 6 students to kick off iExplore and eLearn – our Denison College Year 6 Transi on

programs. Student leaders par cipated in the ANZAC Centenary Project, collec ng soil from towns where men and women enlisted for

service in WWI for display at the NSW War Memorial’s new Hall of Service. Year 11 students par cipated in the Preliminary Study Day

Term 2:

Iuliia Orieshyna (Bathurst High Campus) received a Harding Miller Scholarship at Sydney Town Hall as part of the Public Educa on Founda on Awards.

Staff from both campuses and Charles Sturt University a ended the Professional Experience Hub School Conference in Darling Harbour to develop our partnership in suppor ng teacher educa on courses.

Over 30 school leaders from secondary schools across Lithgow, Bathurst and Orange completed Dr Simon Breakspear’s High Impact Leaders of Learning program at CSU.

Year 7 students a ended the launch of the Central West Wheeler’s e‐Library Consor um at Lithgow High, which included an opportunity to meet famous author Morris Gleitzman.

HSC Seminars at CSU for over 300 students across the central west. Term 3:

Year 10 students were focused on Future Direc ons for much of the first part of term, selec ng their subjects for Year 11 and planning their career op ons.

Students and staff from both campuses featured in the Educa on Week livestream event simulcast from Tamworth HS and Glenmore Park HS.

The Decade of Denison celebra ons were held, featuring performances from Denison College combined concert bands, dance ensembles, vocal groups, Cirkus Surreal and Swing Factor. (The College Concert Band and Dance Ensemble went on to enjoy great success at the Bathurst and Orange Eisteddfods).

Term 4:

I travelled to Capetown, South Africa, to present a workshop on NSW Educa on Reforms at the Interna onal Confedera on of Principals’ Conven on.

Pilot of the Wahluu Project – working with Wiradjuri elder Uncle Bill Allan, technology expert David Foley and children’s author Paul Stafford to engage Year 10 students with science, technology and indigenous culture.

Year 12 Farewell Dinners were held at Goldfields to celebrate the end of schooling for the Classes of 2017. Year 7 2018 Informa on Sessions and Orienta on Days at both campuses were extremely well‐a ended by excited students and

parents. Finally, I would like to thank all of the College Team for their efforts this year, par cularly Mrs Kissell who has been absolutely fantas c as the College Execu ve Assistant since 2012. Mrs Kissell will con nue to work in the Bathurst HC Library, and will be replaced by Sarah Conolan. I would also like to acknowledge Mr Crawford’s contribu on as Relieving College HT (Senior Studies) Bathurst HC. Geoff Childs (HT BYOD) has been appointed to this role for the start of 2018. Ms Townend will assume the role of Deputy Principal (Ac ng) at Kelso HC – Ashleigh Hardes will be Relieving College HT (Teaching & Learning) Kelso HC.

Merry Xmas to all!

College Principal News—October 2017

Craig Petersen College Principal


On Tuesday night, 5th December, Bathurst High Campus celebrated the academic, spor ng and cultural achievements of students for 2017 at the annual Presenta on Night. The new School Captains Niamh McAdam and Aidan McBurney welcomed our dis nguished guest Mr Chika Anyanwu, Associate Professor CSU, The Hon. Paul Toole, Member of Parliament, other special guests, parents, staff, friends and carers. Niamh and Aidan were joined by the new Vice Captains Leah Barber, Maddy Masters and Jake Jones. The leaders need to be congratulated on the excellent way they conducted themselves as MC’s.

Mr Ken Barwick gave the welcome address and presented the 2016 Dux Award to Annabel Tremain. An inspira onal address followed by Annabel. Bathurst High students were recognised for their excellent achievements and contribu ons. The award recipients were:

Year 7: Joely Anderson, Kyle Berry, Jackson Carter, Alastair Crane‐French, Amelia Cutler, Ronan Daunt, Paige Hindmarch, Riley Johns, Aidan Lindsay, Ruben Mar n‐Clark, Molly Mashman, Olivia McCauley, Hannah Peard, Maddison Peters, Charli Riley, Rhiani Rozga, Bethany Sargeant, James Seckold, Jane Sheather, Elliot Shoesmith, Connor Sla ery, Jesina Spicer, Charlo e Steele, Lachlan Taylor, Simon Trenerry, Layla Williams

Year 8: Alannah Baldwin, Chiara Bicanic, Aaliyah Blenman, Miranda Campbell, Tianna Copeland, Michael Davison, Norber ne Drewe, Charlie Hutchings, Jasmine Kennedy, Katelyn King, Levi Letcher, Jonathan Limbrick, Oliver Liu, Arwen McLean, Leo Meares, Jacob Mounce‐Stephens, Morgan Murphy, Khiarna Nicholls, Zoe Peters, MacKenzie Phillips, Molly Sheehan, Sophie Thomas, Taylah Wade, Bridget Warne

Year 9: Lucinda Begg, Abbey Chadwick‐Cocks, Lily Cole, Callum Colwell, Ella Davis, Tillie Dunbar, Lewis Dunshea, Thomas Elibank Murray, Elise Fowler, Kacey Fox, Ivy Foxall, Finella McBurney, Taylah Muller, Jarrod Neill, Cameron Russell, Harvey Shead, Ron Shead, Emily Soames, Jade Soames, Sabine Trevillion, Alex Wallace

Year 10: Antonia Baskerville, Jayden Beale, Maeve Beuzeville, Jacob Bicanic, Emma Bond, Nicholas Broes, Sco Brown, Jemima Corney, Mitchell Coulson, Sam Denmead, Saskia Dorsman, Tyler Glossop, Noah Griffiths, Abbey Kemp, Jessica Kennedy, James Kim, Charlton Lew, Emily Lindsay, Tatjana Malicanin, Hannah McNarey, Kit Morgan, Bradley Mounce‐Stephens, Lydia Nichols, Olivia Ryan, Grace Thomas, Jemima Warne

Year 11: John A ard, Claire Banks, Leah Barber, Quinn Beky, Braydan Burke, Harrison Clarke‐Lowe, Cortney Charlton, Olivia Doble, Kahla Fisher, Patrick Funnell, Abbie Graham, Tegan Griffiths, Madison Lomer, Steven Long, Maddy Masters, Damian Mays, Niamh McAdam, Aidan McBurney, Shardai McNeill, Rameez Merchant, Kristen Mitchell, Isaac Nichols, Teejay Osborne‐Howarth, Jacob Parker, Kahala Patatou, Jason Po s, Bharosha Poudel, Rosa Press Hayes, Bobbi Ralls, Tanya Rege, Jake Sheader, Christopher Sullivan, Nadia Wano

The Excellence in Academic Achievement Recipients are the top 3 of their Year, based on an average of Semester 1 and 2. They are: Year 7: Joely Anderson, Alastair Crane‐French and Jesina Spicer Year 8: Zoe Peters, Sophie Thomas and Chiara Bicanic Year 9: Sabine Trevillion, Thomas Elibank Murray and Ella Davis Year 10: Saskia Dorsman, Jemima Warne and Sam Denmead Year 11: Jake Sheader, Bharosha Poudel and Niamh McAdam

The ex‐principal Mr Geoff Has ngs and his wife Dr Wendy Has ngs launched the Has ngs Family Scholarship, which will be awarded to a Year 10 and Year 11 student each year. The recipients of this wonderful scholarship were Tanya Rege, Cortney Charlton and Isaac Nicholls.

Congratula ons to all our Award Recipients.

The audience were entertained by the Concert Band led by Ms Bethany Carter and a wonderful performance by BHC Vocal Group led by Ms Veronica Manock. An audio visual presenta on of the highlights of 2017 was shown, which was compiled by Ms Ana Freeman.

Denison College principal, Mr Craig Petersen, gave the closing address.

A special thank you must go to Rita Alphonsus and Luisa Simeonidis for their outstanding organisa on and coordina on of the successful evening and they expressed their thanks to the Leadership Team members for their assistance during the day and at the Presenta on.

Presentation Night 2017


Presentation Night 2017


Year 6 students are ge ng excited as a major milestone in their life approaches – High School. To help navigate this large change, the Vincent Fairfax Founda on is sponsoring a transi on program built around technology. Students have the opportunity to learn some of the computer programs we use in High School and familiarise themselves with our literacy conven ons. We visited all the Partner Primary schools, Bathurst West in week 2, Eglinton in week 3 and Bathurst Public in week 7.

A highlight for the primary students is being able to mix with a group of Year 10 students. Represen ng our

school were Abbey Kemp, Callum Goldfinch, Emma Jackson, Gina Bruce, Kelly Howard, Noah Dobson, Oden

Boulter, Paige Clarke, Sienna Cheevers and Siobhan Wilde. They provided valuable assistance to the Year 6

students with ideas, technical exper se or fashion advice.

Transition to High School using Technology

Abbey Kemp Callum Goldfinch Emma Jackson Gina Bruce Kelly Howard

Noah Dobson Oden Boulter Paige Clarke Sienna Cheevers Siobhan Wilde.


On the 22nd of November a number of Bathurst High students a ended the Australian Open Golf Pro‐am day at the Australian Golf Club in Sydney. This day sees the golf professionals play alongside different celebri es and tournament sponsors. Students had the opportunity to meet some of golf’s biggest stars and a number of celebri es including Jason Day, Jordan Speith, Ricky Pon ng and Llyeton Hewi . This excursion forms part of our Jack Newton Junior Golf Program and has hopefully inspired some of our students to pick up a golf club in the school holidays. A big thanks to Rocky for driving the bus on the day.

Australian Open Golf Excursion

Above– with Ma Jones (2015 Australian)

Above‐with Jason Day.

Right‐

Anthony

Minichello

(Former

Roosters, NSW

and Australian

Rugby League

player)

Le ‐

Ed Jenkins

(Australian

Rugby 7’s

Captain)

Right‐

Watching

Jordan Spieth

and Ricky

Pon ng’s

group.


Sophie

Open to study

Prepare for class

Happy to learn

Interested in new subjects

Equal to others

Sweet

Tasty

Red

Always in the fruit bowl

Will make you smile

Best

Eatable

Ravishing

Rich in Vitamin C

Yummy

Dark silence without a dog bark

Tears fall down a cold face that leaves a mark

Taking its toll making its darkest role

The squirrel climbs up the tree looking at the devil behind me

Throws me across the floor

Takes my soul

That now is haunted by the door

Cold but warm

Lays along the coral floor

9ENN Poetry


We Didn’t Get Caught!

On Friday, November 17, Harrison, Molly, Ian, Lachlan and Jason walked to the Court House to examine some of the things we had learned in our study of “The Law and You”. Rebecca Mayday was our guide and explained how the court func ons and gave us a brief history of the Court House built in 1880. Rebecca then took us to the local court where Magistrate Molly listened to the evidence put forward by solicitors Jason and Ian. Harrison provided an expert witness account while bad, bad Lachlan languished in the prisoner’s dock. We then went where most people are afraid to go. The holding cells!

Ms Ryan tried to lock us in but luckily Harrison was able to prevent the huge steel door from closing.

In the District Court we acted as jury and then re red to the jury room to consider our verdict. Judge Ian allowed us to visit in his chambers and suggested we consider Mrs Rouse ‘Not Guilty’. Having explored the Court House we then moved to the Council Chambers where the mayor, Mr Graeme Hanger, took us on a guided tour and quizzed us on what we had learned about the 3 ers of government and vo ng. This was followed by a wonderful morning tea in the Mayor’s Office where we all had a turn si ng at the mayoral desk wearing the mayoral chain of office (which weighs about 3 kilos. Ugh!) When we had demolished all the biscuits we thanked the Mayor and happily wandered back to school glad that we had not been caught! (Harrison, Mollie, Jason, Ian and Lachlan)

Year 11 HSIE Visit to Bathurst Court House and Council Chambers.


On Thursday the 23rd of November the under 15’s Netball team played in the CHS Western knockout carnival in Orange. A er a few tough games, the girls won their final game to give them a place in the Western region final. Thank you to Maeve Beuzeville for umpiring. The team travelled to Orange again on the 30th of November and played their semi‐final against Mudgee High, going down 22‐13. This meant they would play against Dubbo South Campus, and in a nail bi ng game the team won 22‐20. We would like to congratulate the girls on their excellent achievement and thank the parents and families who came to support the girls.

Team: Tianna Copeland, Tegan Bush, Katy Beuzeville, Emily Beuzeville, Rachel Horne, Sophie Glawson, Lucy Writer, Abbie Writer, Georgia Kemp and Molly Dowling.

Ms Hennessy & Ms Murray Netball Coaches

Under 15’s Netball


Wishing you a very Merry Christmas

and a Happy and safe New

Year

Everyone a Merry15th Decem‐ber 2017

Last day of school for all students

29th January 2018 All staff return

30th January 2018 Years 7, 11 and 12 return

31st January 2018 Years 8, 9 & 10 return

2018

6th Feb 2018 High Achievers Recep on

15th Feb 2018 BHC Swimming Carnival

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