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SA Public Teaching Awards Share Celebrate Reward

Nominations are now open for the 2013 SA Public Teaching Awards. Don’t miss your chance to nominate an outstanding educational professional of the South Australian public education system. The SA Public Teaching Awards aim to recognise and reward dedicated teachers, education leaders and support staff who have made an inspirational contribution to young South Australians. To nominate a member of Salisbury High School go to: www.decd.sa.gov.au/teachingawards. Nominations close 5pm Monday 13 May 2013. For further information contact Virginia Barter on 08 8226 3079 or email [email protected].

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Contents: From the Principal Salisbury High School students voices heard 2012 Year Book $12 Governing Council 2013 Year 12 Jacket International Women’s Day Dux of Salisbury High 2012 School Card 2013 School Fees 2013 Fundraising Hosei Junior High School Japan visit Vivomiles Reward Scheme Funky Hair highlights SRC 2013 Sharing the load – Bridge Building Congratulations StartSmart Get ready for winter Chinese Cultural Board Feed the family for $9 Weekly Sport Athletics Day SA Public Teaching Awards Term 2 2013 Calendar

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From the Principal Successful Open Night

Thank you to all the parents, students and staff who made our school’s Open Night such a success with over 200 young families attending, enjoying and viewing our facilities for teaching and learning. The address presented by our Governing Council Chairperson, Stewart Sparrow, strongly supported that Salisbury High School

is a learning place that enables students to achieve necessary knowledge, skills and behaviours for their life ahead.

Salisbury High School students voices heard Earlier this month, Georgia Bishop, Nimish Dalvi, Mary-Anne Frost, Maria Hull, Samuel Nitschke, and Lachlan Sparrow attended a Brighter Futures workshop run by DECD. Their role was to provide an insight into issues that young people might be faced with today regarding their schooling and their sense of wellbeing in the community. Our students did a great job as representatives of students from the Northern suburbs. They presented their ideas and opinions in a professional manner to provide authentic feedback in order to improve outcomes for all students. If you are interested in being an active citizen in your community with opportunities such as this, speak to Ms Edwards or your SRC year level leader to get involved.

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SCHOOL14 Farley Grove

Salisbury North 5108South Australia

Telephone: 61 8 8182 0200Facsimile: 61 8 8182 0201

Website: www.salisburyhigh.sa.edu.au

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• HONESTY • ORGANISATION • RELATIONSHIPS • RESPECT • SUCCESS • • S T U D Y • T R U S T • AT T E N D • R E S P E C T •

Governing Council 2013 Thank you to the parents who attended our AGM on 19th March. The newly elected members for 2013 are:

Ann Prime Principal Stewart Sparrow Chairperson Louise Hall Deputy Chairperson William Rodger Treasurer Cheryl Bermingham Secretary Severina Akeroyd Parent Rep Deb Haines Staff Rep David Howell Parent Rep Alex Kandalis Parent Rep Debra Kember Parent Rep John Mackey Staff Rep Caroline Miller Staff Rep /Finance Tammy Sailor Parent Rep Andrea Tonkins Parent Rep Heather Weyland Parent Rep Cr Alex Coates City of Salisbury I would like to thank Cathy Kobs (parent rep), who has resigned, for her commitment and valuable contribution.

Ann Prime - Principal

Year 12 Jacket The order for the Year 12 Senior Jacket was completed on 27th February. No late orders can be accepted. Payment for jackets must be finalised by Term 2 Week 1 Friday 3rd May 2013.

The approximate delivery date will be Term 2 Week 3. Students will be notified by their Care Teachers regarding collection.

Naomi Lindsay Senior School Operations Manager

On March 8 every year, International Women’s Day is celebrated across the world. This is an important day to reflect on the progress that women have made towards equality. Senior students Keshabi Dhungel, Maria Hull, Jess Harrison, Natalia Jara, and Melissa Stinear attended a breakfast on the day and heard from two inspiring women, Katrine Hildyard and Crystal Vas.

This was a great experience; it has encouraged me to get more involved in the school and my local community. I enjoyed meeting different women with important jobs. - Jess Harrison

It was really good to hear stories of how women have overcome challenges. It shows how much women have achieved over the years, and being able to attend helped me to realise that I should do what I love, believe in myself and to be happy and proud of who I am. - Melissa

Stinear

It was truly inspiring to see so many beautiful women striving to make this world a better place.

Maria Hull

Dux of Salisbury High 2012

Jacob Morrison completed Year 12 in 2012. Jacob’s score 98.35 (99.95) was achieved by studying Physics, Chemistry, Specialist Maths and Maths Studies including the Research Project. Jacob was Dux in 2012 and has now joined the Australian

Defence Force as an Officer Cadet in Electrical Engineering with honours as he was in the National top 20%.


International Women's Day

Weekly Sport Boys Cricket Our Boys Cricket team performed outstandingly for the first four weeks. The boys won 3 games and lost 1 making the Grand Final against Salisbury East. The boys are Brayden Andrews, Jed Banwell, Jack Banwell, Jordan Stubbs, Billy Hill, Shae Woollatt, Billy MacGowan, Mitch Tonks, Bailey Warner and Bailey Smith. Surf Day On Friday 1st March a group of 25 students went to Port Noarlunga Aquatic Centre to participate in our Bi-annual Surf Day. This is always an amazing day with staff and students thoroughly enjoying their experience.

There will be another Surf Day in Term 4 so make sure you get in early as the Sun will be out and places will go quickly.

Athletics Day

Our Annual School Athletics Day was on Friday 15th March. Once again it turned out to be an amazing and fun filled day, which was enjoyed by staff, students and parents. The overall winner of the day for the third

year in a row was Oliphant. The Spirit Cup winners were Florey

who showed great participation and encouragement. The Champions for each year level were:

Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Senior

Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls

Morris

Fayiah

Kiara

Agius

Tyrone

Howe

Lian

Deng

Kalvin

Cain

Joska

Tshombe

Brad

Quintel

Mary

Anne

Frost

• S T U D Y • T R U S T • AT T E N D • R E S P E C T •• HONESTY • ORGANISATION • RELATIONSHIPS • RESPECT • SUCCESS •

During Week 9, students across Years 8 to 11 had the opportunity to participate in workshops presented by the Commonwealth Bank “StartSmart Schools program. The workshops considered the process of saving money and setting personal financial goals. Students were taught strategies for saving their money, and were given the tools to maintain their personal financial records. Concepts covered included: the value of savings, setting saving goals, setting budgets, saving money in a bank, earning interest on savings and reading financial documents, such as bank statements.

Get ready for winter Now is the time to start thinking of appropriate uniform as the weather cools down. School jumpers are available from the uniform shop as well as long blue pants. Pants must be dark blue. Long sleeved tops worn under the polo top must also be dark blue. Any variations do not support the school uniform policy. Over the holidays consider stocking up on clothing suitable for school wear and support your child and the school by having the correct attire for the cooler winter months.

Uniform shop opening times

Monday Closed Tuesday 8am to 9am Wednesday Closed Thursday 2.45pm to 3.30pm Friday 8am to 9am

Laozi was a philosopher from the Zhou Dynasty, China. He was also considered to be the founder of Chinese Taoism. Laozi always sought the truth, formulating various ways to obtain it. These are some of his ideas: Never let yourself be held back by

minor obstacles; always push forward so that you may achieve.

Learn to tolerate slight unfairness and sadness; otherwise you may never obtain greater justice.

To only notice someone’s bad points may mean you will never be able to appreciate their intelligence.

Everyone wants to be completely perfect and flawless – nobody’s perfect.

Everyone wants to do things perfectly – no one can do things perfectly, but they can improve at them.

A small stature doesn’t necessarily mean weakness, being huge doesn’t necessarily mean you have strength.

Being nearby something frequently doesn’t mean you are familiar with it; distant things are not necessarily strange to you.

Thomas Kong – Year 9 student

Feed the family for $9 Feed the Family for $9- Fast and Fresh meal kits available now! Fast and Fresh Meal Kits have been developed by the Bagster Road Community Centre with the support of OPAL, to provide ready-to-cook meal options to feed the whole family.

The new meal kits contain everything needed to prepare a fresh and tasty meal at home for a family of four using local seasonal produce, all for $9. A simple guide is included with the meal kit making it suitable for people of any age. The kits are also easily adjusted to cater for personal tastes or extra people. There are 5 different meal kits available in the Autumn range including vegetable curry, chicken and vegetable stir-fry, spicy yoghurt chicken, lentil burgers and vegetable frittata. All available now from Café 17, Bagster Road Community Centre- 17 Bagster Road, Salisbury North. For more details or to pre-order meal kits, call the Bagster Road Community Centre on 8250 4167 Monday-Friday 9am-4pm.

Mandy Price – Student Counsellor

Chinese Cultural Board

School Card 2013 If you think you may be eligible for School Card, please contact either Elaine Warner or Heather Parker in Finance. Remember that you must apply every year your child/ren are attending school. If you received school card last year you MUST RE-APPLY IN 2013 through the school as early as possible. If you are eligible for School Card in 2013 and do not apply, you are required to pay the school fee of $315.

School Fees 2013 now due Parents have several options for paying school fees: part payments, cash, credit card, EFTPOS, online (Bizgate) through Salisbury High School website (www.salisburyhigh.sa.edu.au) and Centrepay. If you would like to discuss any of these options please contact our Finance Officer Heather Parker on 8182 0200. Our Finance Office is open between 8:30am – 4:00pm daily

Carol Miller – Business Manager

Fundraising Term 1 Hot Cross Buns and Bulbs Term 1 fundraiser, Bulbs and Hot Cross Buns raised just over $1000. Term 2 Entertainment Book Term 2 Fundraiser is the Entertainment Book available now at the Finance office for $65. A sample book is available at the front office.

A big thank you to the students who donated their Vivo points to our fundraising.

Many thanks for your support. Cheryl Bermingham

Hosei Junior High School Japan 19 Hosei Junior High School students and their teacher, Mr Ken Yomiya enjoyed their week at Salisbury at the beginning of March. The students experienced Aboriginal culture and Art, discovered Science can be fun, visited Gorge Wildlife Park, Mount Lofty, played Aussie Rules and particularly enjoyed making and eating their Aussie meat pie. A big thank you to everyone involved especially our homestay families.

Vivomiles Reward Scheme

Students are still collecting 1,000s of Vivomiles and accruing points as they are acknowledged for their positive efforts at school. Rewards occur for work completion, punctuality, having diairies signed, attitude, behaviour, community service and school grades. Check your child's Vivomiles at home with them. See how many Vivos they have and visit the Vivoshop to set goals with them. Below is the list of the top 10 students collecting Vivomiles in the school. This year over 53,939 Vivomiles have already been given out. Check out the website!

Funky Hair highlights On Friday 8th March, the SRC hosted a Funky Hair Friday, where students wore their hair in a variety of wild styles all in the name of charity. Letitia Wyatt, Luke Haynes, Clayton Russell, and Chris Mulholland all shaved their heads for the cause.. We raised over $300, which will help the Leukemia Foundation to pay for research into better treatment and to look after people with blood cancers (these are diseases like leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma).

SRC 2013

Introducing this year’s SRC leaders. Thank you for voting me in as your senior leader! I hope to make this year one you will never forget: but I need your help. If you have any suggestions or ideas please don’t hesitate to approach me - even if you just want to say Hi!

Maria Hull - Senior Leader

Cassandra

Cook is an outgoing,

happy, caring individual who enjoys all forms of music and art. She is in Year 12 with a high ambition to make this the best year for everyone at Salisbury High School. She can be found most likely confined to the PAC or Art room at lunchtimes should anyone need a helping hand.

Cassandra Cook Vice Senior Leader

Hi, I’m Lachlan Sparrow; I was nominated to be the Year 10 representative on the Student Voice Council. I will make sure that YOUR voice is heard. YOU will have a say in what will happen to make Salisbury High better than ever. All you have to do is find me and I’ll make it happen.

Lachlan Sparrow – Year 10 Leader

If there are any improvements you want to see within the school, talk to these students and they may be able to help. You can also send us an email with any school related concerns or suggestions. [email protected]

Georgia Bishop - Year 9 Leader

Working hard at our fundraising stall on Athletics Day

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Sharing the load Bridge Building in Year 10 Engineering

In Term 1 there have been two classes of Engineering students. They have been studying bridge design, forces, pressure and the need to have loads in equilibrium. The students have also been studying loads under tension and compression and how it relates to bridge building. Students have then applied these concepts with limited materials in the construction of a balsa wood bridge. The bridge must be capable of spanning a 400mm gap between two benches. Once the bridge is complete the class votes on its appearance, the bridge is weighed then tested with a rig and weights. The record of 32.5 kg has stood for two years. This year three groups of students blew this record out of the water, even allowing for a bit of additional weight. First prize: Line 4 - Jean-Marie Sengiyumva, Brodie Harrison and Shayne Scanlon with a huge 71.5 kg. Line 6 - Van Lian with a commendable 47 kg. Aesthetic Appeal: Line 4 - Nick Couzner, Hayden Ainslie and Perrin Pfennig. Line 6 - Bailey Thyer

Bridge Building in Year 10 Engineering

Congratulations

Kyle and Isaac Howard participated in the 2013 Australian Boxing Championships which were held in the Magic Millions Sales Auditorium, Morphettville. Both boys boxed within their weight division, Kyle won most of his

fight and fought in the championship for the title but was beaten and won the Silver medallion. Congratulation to both boys for participating and doing their best.

We would like to congratulate Trevor Wanganeen and Kevin Benbolt for being selected in the SANFL U/15 Football Championship which will be played in Townsville Queensland this week.

Jarrad Benbolt-Agius has been selected to attend the Murra Mullangari Pathways Alive and Well this week, It’s an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander National Health Careers Development program.

Ros Coleman – Ab Ed Team

• S T U D Y • T R U S T • AT T E N D • R E S P E C T •• HONESTY • ORGANISATION • RELATIONSHIPS • RESPECT • SUCCESS •

During Week 9, students across Years 8 to 11 had the opportunity to participate in workshops presented by the Commonwealth Bank “StartSmart Schools program. The workshops considered the process of saving money and setting personal financial goals. Students were taught strategies for saving their money, and were given the tools to maintain their personal financial records. Concepts covered included: the value of savings, setting saving goals, setting budgets, saving money in a bank, earning interest on savings and reading financial documents, such as bank statements.

Get ready for winter Now is the time to start thinking of appropriate uniform as the weather cools down. School jumpers are available from the uniform shop as well as long blue pants. Pants must be dark blue. Long sleeved tops worn under the polo top must also be dark blue. Any variations do not support the school uniform policy. Over the holidays consider stocking up on clothing suitable for school wear and support your child and the school by having the correct attire for the cooler winter months.

Uniform shop opening times

Monday Closed Tuesday 8am to 9am Wednesday Closed Thursday 2.45pm to 3.30pm Friday 8am to 9am

Laozi was a philosopher from the Zhou Dynasty, China. He was also considered to be the founder of Chinese Taoism. Laozi always sought the truth, formulating various ways to obtain it. These are some of his ideas: Never let yourself be held back by

minor obstacles; always push forward so that you may achieve.

Learn to tolerate slight unfairness and sadness; otherwise you may never obtain greater justice.

To only notice someone’s bad points may mean you will never be able to appreciate their intelligence.

Everyone wants to be completely perfect and flawless – nobody’s perfect.

Everyone wants to do things perfectly – no one can do things perfectly, but they can improve at them.

A small stature doesn’t necessarily mean weakness, being huge doesn’t necessarily mean you have strength.

Being nearby something frequently doesn’t mean you are familiar with it; distant things are not necessarily strange to you.

Thomas Kong – Year 9 student

Feed the family for $9 Feed the Family for $9- Fast and Fresh meal kits available now! Fast and Fresh Meal Kits have been developed by the Bagster Road Community Centre with the support of OPAL, to provide ready-to-cook meal options to feed the whole family.

The new meal kits contain everything needed to prepare a fresh and tasty meal at home for a family of four using local seasonal produce, all for $9. A simple guide is included with the meal kit making it suitable for people of any age. The kits are also easily adjusted to cater for personal tastes or extra people. There are 5 different meal kits available in the Autumn range including vegetable curry, chicken and vegetable stir-fry, spicy yoghurt chicken, lentil burgers and vegetable frittata. All available now from Café 17, Bagster Road Community Centre- 17 Bagster Road, Salisbury North. For more details or to pre-order meal kits, call the Bagster Road Community Centre on 8250 4167 Monday-Friday 9am-4pm.

Mandy Price – Student Counsellor

Chinese Cultural Board

School Card 2013 If you think you may be eligible for School Card, please contact either Elaine Warner or Heather Parker in Finance. Remember that you must apply every year your child/ren are attending school. If you received school card last year you MUST RE-APPLY IN 2013 through the school as early as possible. If you are eligible for School Card in 2013 and do not apply, you are required to pay the school fee of $315.

School Fees 2013 now due Parents have several options for paying school fees: part payments, cash, credit card, EFTPOS, online (Bizgate) through Salisbury High School website (www.salisburyhigh.sa.edu.au) and Centrepay. If you would like to discuss any of these options please contact our Finance Officer Heather Parker on 8182 0200. Our Finance Office is open between 8:30am – 4:00pm daily

Carol Miller – Business Manager

Fundraising Term 1 Hot Cross Buns and Bulbs Term 1 fundraiser, Bulbs and Hot Cross Buns raised just over $1000. Term 2 Entertainment Book Term 2 Fundraiser is the Entertainment Book available now at the Finance office for $65. A sample book is available at the front office.

A big thank you to the students who donated their Vivo points to our fundraising.

Many thanks for your support. Cheryl Bermingham

Hosei Junior High School Japan 19 Hosei Junior High School students and their teacher, Mr Ken Yomiya enjoyed their week at Salisbury at the beginning of March. The students experienced Aboriginal culture and Art, discovered Science can be fun, visited Gorge Wildlife Park, Mount Lofty, played Aussie Rules and particularly enjoyed making and eating their Aussie meat pie. A big thank you to everyone involved especially our homestay families.

Vivomiles Reward Scheme

Students are still collecting 1,000s of Vivomiles and accruing points as they are acknowledged for their positive efforts at school. Rewards occur for work completion, punctuality, having diairies signed, attitude, behaviour, community service and school grades. Check your child's Vivomiles at home with them. See how many Vivos they have and visit the Vivoshop to set goals with them. Below is the list of the top 10 students collecting Vivomiles in the school. This year over 53,939 Vivomiles have already been given out. Check out the website!

• HONESTY • ORGANISATION • RELATIONSHIPS • RESPECT • SUCCESS • • S T U D Y • T R U S T • AT T E N D • R E S P E C T •

Governing Council 2013 Thank you to the parents who attended our AGM on 19th March. The newly elected members for 2013 are:

Ann Prime Principal Stewart Sparrow Chairperson Louise Hall Deputy Chairperson William Rodger Treasurer Cheryl Bermingham Secretary Severina Akeroyd Parent Rep Deb Haines Staff Rep David Howell Parent Rep Alex Kandalis Parent Rep Debra Kember Parent Rep John Mackey Staff Rep Caroline Miller Staff Rep /Finance Tammy Sailor Parent Rep Andrea Tonkins Parent Rep Heather Weyland Parent Rep Cr Alex Coates City of Salisbury I would like to thank Cathy Kobs (parent rep), who has resigned, for her commitment and valuable contribution.


Year 12 Jacket The order for the Year 12 Senior Jacket was completed on 27th February. No late orders can be accepted. Payment for jackets must be finalised by Term 2 Week 1 Friday 3rd May 2013.

The approximate delivery date will be Term 2 Week 3. Students will be notified by their Care Teachers regarding collection.

Naomi Lindsay Senior School Operations Manager

On March 8 every year, International Women’s Day is celebrated across the world. This is an important day to reflect on the progress that women have made towards equality. Senior students Keshabi Dhungel, Maria Hull, Jess Harrison, Natalia Jara, and Melissa Stinear attended a breakfast on the day and heard from two inspiring women, Katrine Hildyard and Crystal Vas.

This was a great experience; it has encouraged me to get more involved in the school and my local community. I enjoyed meeting different women with important jobs. - Jess Harrison

It was really good to hear stories of how women have overcome challenges. It shows how much women have achieved over the years, and being able to attend helped me to realise that I should do what I love, believe in myself and to be happy and proud of who I am. - Melissa

Stinear

It was truly inspiring to see so many beautiful women striving to make this world a better place.

Maria Hull

Dux of Salisbury High 2012

Jacob Morrison completed Year 12 in 2012. Jacob’s score 98.35 (99.95) was achieved by studying Physics, Chemistry, Specialist Maths and Maths Studies including the Research Project. Jacob was Dux in 2012 and has now joined the Australian

Defence Force as an Officer Cadet in Electrical Engineering with honours as he was in the National top 20%.


International Women's Day

Weekly Sport Boys Cricket Our Boys Cricket team performed outstandingly for the first four weeks. The boys won 3 games and lost 1 making the Grand Final against Salisbury East. The boys are Brayden Andrews, Jed Banwell, Jack Banwell, Jordan Stubbs, Billy Hill, Shae Woollatt, Billy MacGowan, Mitch Tonks, Bailey Warner and Bailey Smith. Surf Day On Friday 1st March a group of 25 students went to Port Noarlunga Aquatic Centre to participate in our Bi-annual Surf Day. This is always an amazing day with staff and students thoroughly enjoying their experience.

There will be another Surf Day in Term 4 so make sure you get in early as the Sun will be out and places will go quickly.

Athletics Day

Our Annual School Athletics Day was on Friday 15th March. Once again it turned out to be an amazing and fun filled day, which was enjoyed by staff, students and parents. The overall winner of the day for the third

year in a row was Oliphant. The Spirit Cup winners were Florey

who showed great participation and encouragement. The Champions for each year level were:

Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Senior

Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls

Morris

Fayiah

Kiara

Agius

Tyrone

Howe

Lian

Deng

Kalvin

Cain

Joska

Tshombe

Brad

Quintel

Mary

Anne

Frost

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Telephone: 61 8 8182 0200Facsimile: 61 8 8182 0201

Website: www.salisburyhigh.sa.edu.au

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