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School Uniform

With the change of the Season, it is time to start thinking about winter uniform’s. School Uniform details

can be found inside the school diary Student’s are issued.

The school also stocks woollen jumpers which are exactly the same as St Josephs and comparable in price

to the rugby tops but a lot warmer. Please assist the school by dressing your child in the school uniform.

This adds to the look and pride within our School, and in our Community.

Summer Sports

Last week was another successful summer sports campaign despite some of the sports impacted by wet

weather. Students from Kerang performed well and enjoyed their outings to the various sports on offer

across the District. I have received reports that it was a very enjoyable day with exemplary behaviour of the

Kerang Technical High School students. All reports from team coaches were exactly the same; enjoyable,

well behaved, no issues, played in good spirits. This is pleasing to hear and allows staff and students to

interact on another level developing a better rapport. This can only benefit educational relationships at

school. Well done to all who participated and well done to Mrs Demaria for her organisation.

For those students who did not attend summer sports, we are investigating how we can make their time

more productive and will be looking at implementing these changes for the winter sports in May.

Novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

Undoubtedly you have been hearing, reading and watching all the rumours and news about the spread of

Novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Some I have heard include cases found in Swan Hill and Echuca, and

school closures, let alone the visible sign of empty shelves in supermarkets.

FOR KTHS IT IS BUSINESS AS USUAL

Having said this there are a few things we can do to further minimise the risk of becoming infected.

Good hygiene practices are the most effective means of minimising the spread of Novel coronavirus

(COVID-19). As a school, we have a responsibility to help stop the spread of infection by providing soap

and other hygiene consumables to support good hand hygiene. Staff, students and families can protect

against infections by practising good hand and respiratory hygiene.

Here are some tips that everyone can follow:

Cover your mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing with a tissue, or cough into your elbow.

Dispose of the tissue into a bin and then wash your hands afterwards.

Wash your hands regularly, using soap and water, including after using the toilet, and before

eating.

End of Term Early Finish

A reminder to all parents that school finishes at 2:30pm Friday 27th of March, and recommences after the

holidays Tuesday 14th of April due to Easter.

Dean Rogers, Principal

TERM 1 Semester 1 - VOL 7 13th MARCH, 2020

“We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Land on which our School is situated.

We pay our respects to Barapa Barapa Elders past, present and future.”

KTHS COMMUNITY

Murray Street (PO Box 201), Kerang Victoria 3579 Telephone: (03) 5452 1062Facsimile: (03) 5452 2649

Email: [email protected] Webpage: ww.kerangths.vic.edu.au

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SCHOOL COUNCIL

MEETNG:

MONDAY 16TH MAR

EVENTS CALENDAR:

TERM 1 MARCH

Mon 16th;

Bar-Rook Field and Game

School Council

Thurs 19th;

Loddon Mallee Swimming

Calling mums, dads,

guardians, siblings and

grandparents with

spare time to assist in

the KTHS Canteen

between 10am &

1.30pm. Please contact

the Office or Lisa for

further information.

Receiving Hard Copies of Reports

Last year student’s reports were available electronically through the XUNO communication platform. We also provided a hard

copy of these reports to students who had requested. This will again be happening for Term one Interim reports and

subsequent reports from then on. All reports will be available electronically but we recognise however, that some people

would prefer to receive a hard copy. If you would like to opt into receiving a hard copy then please contact me using one of

the methods outlined below.

Phone: 5452 1062

Email: [email protected] Xuno: message Kathryn Thomson

If you requested a hard copy last year then you will receive a hard copy of your students reports automatically. Otherwise you

will be able to access your child’s Term One Interim Report via Xuno from 2.30 pm on Friday 27th March. If you need assistance

to log in to Xuno then please contact the school and we will be happy to help you with this

Kathryn Thomson (Teaching and Learning Co-ordinator)

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Murrabit Netball Club is seeking

netballers aged 15-17 years. All levels of

experience are welcome.

Come and see us at

Murrabit Recreation

Reserve Thursdays 5pm

to 6:30pm.

Any questions please

contact coach

Erica Cummins 0407 683

mailto:[email protected]

The Wellbeing Team has been encouraging some of our senior

students to form a Leadership Group to plan an activity for Youth

Week next Term.

Matthew Allen, Michael and Sharon have been working with our School and House

Captains and our Vice Captains, to develop a student voice within the school. There is

strong evidence that students become more engaged in their learning when they have

opportunities to contribute to the communities where they learn. It also builds confidence

and develops their skills in communication and decision making. Student Voice is not

simply giving students the opportunity to communicate ideas and opinions; it is about

students having the power to influence change. We are working towards having a

Student Representative Council (SRC), which will have elected students from each level to

participate in the SRC in the future. But at present , we are looking forward to what our

senior student leadership team have planned for Youth

Week. Cheers, Meg

YOUTH GIRLSCOME & TRY GAME

Do you want to try something NEW?

Are you between 13-18 years of Age?

Have some fun in a team environment?

Be apart of growing women’s football in the region!

Register your details to come and have a go! No skill’s required and

its all about having fun and enjoying yourself.

Match played Friday 27th of March 5.00 PM – Alan Garden Reserve

Registrations Close – Friday 20th of March 5.00 PM

NEVER SAY NEVER!

REGISTER TODAY!

https://forms.gle/pwT9PXfnXoKJzbpg7 - Come and Try Register

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Swan Hill Region

Basketball Results

2020

Junior boys

MacKillop 20v Swan Hill 27

Cohuna 8v Kerang 40

MacKillop 24v Cohuna 2

Swan Hill 45v Kerang 10

MacKillop 18v Kerang 8

Cohuna 6v Swan Hill 52

1st Swan Hill

2nd MacKillop

3rd Kerang

4th Cohuna

Junior Boys Basketball

Game 1 v Mackillop

The boys got off to a slow start 0 to 8 points midway through the first half, but

matched it for the rest of the game to eventually lose 16 points to 8 points. Best

players, Harry Bremner, Ryan Bassett, Zac Mellington and Myles Greenwood.

Game 2 v Swan Hill College

Playing against a much taller college side, we tried hard but were well beaten by a

better side. Scores 45 Swan Hill college to 10 Kerang. Best players Leigham Mcalpin,

Harry Bremner, Ryan Bassett and Dakoda Lane.

Game 3 v Cohuna

Teaming well together the boys played solid Basketball to beat Cohuna 40 points to

8 points.

Best players, Harry Bremner. Leigham Mcalpin, Zac Mellington and Ryan Bassett.

Brad Morison, Coach

Junior Girls




1st MacKillop

2nd Swan Hill

3rd Kerang

Pg. 4 of 10

Junior Girls Basketball

The Junior Girls team consisted of Brylee Clingan, Victoria Apostoleis,

Abby Hipworth, Ruby O’Brien, Mikaylah King and Kate Heffer.

Throughout the day the girls improved majorly within their skills as well

as their confidence with some of the girls who had never played

basketball before scoring. the girls put in an enormous amount of effort,

staying positive throughout the day. Coming third overall, the girls

should be very proud of their achievement.

Thanks very much to Makenzi Rosser for her outstanding coaching as

well as Alley Gitsham and Shaeli Gitsham for they wonderful coaching

assistance.

Best Players: Kate Heffer and Brylee Clingan

Intermediate Boys Basketball

Last Thursday the 5th of March, KTHS was represented in the

Interschool Intermediate Basketball by 8 enthusiastic year 9 & 10

Boys.

The Day started well with a win over Cohuna in a fast-paced game

our Boys found it hard to sink a basket early. But as the game went

on things started to flow and we were able to take control in the

second half to record a win.

The Second Game was against Swan Hill. In a highly skilled encounter,

the Kerang team were pipped by an extremely tall team. Our dogged

determination to win the ball kept us in the game but ultimately the

tall timber of the Swan Hill team proved the difference.

The third and final game against McKillop was a great contest with

scores tied at the change of ends. Unfortunately, the Kerang boys

tired towards the end of the second half and went down to a well

drilled McKillop team.

Intermediate Boys Team consisted of Codie Anderson, Tyson Clingan,

Mason Dibsdale, Cody Makeham, Bohden McKnight, Nick Murray,

Corey Walters and Aochim Warren.

All the players that took the court showed exceptional sportsman-

ship, skill and determination throughout the whole day and were

terrific ambassadors for our School. I found choosing best players a

difficult task. But for consistency throughout the day Codie Anderson,

Corey Walters and Bohden McKnight were the best.

Dale Hall, Coach

Intermediate boys


Cohuna 14v Kerang 23





1st MacKIllop

2nd Swan Hill

3rd Kerang

4th Cohuna

Intermediate Girls Basketball

The Intermediate Girls team played really well together as a team,

and was able to get 1 win for the day against Cohuna. Swan Hill

and MacKillop proved to be too strong, however the girls must be

commended for their effort and outstanding sportsmanship. There

were lots of laughs and smiles, which showed the girls thoroughly

enjoyed the day! All girls contributed to the results, best players

included Jessie Teasdale and Montana Keating.

Miss Burton, Coach

Intermediate girls







1st MacKillop

2nd Swan Hill

3rd Kerang

4th Cohuna

Pg. 5 of 10

Senior boys







1st Swan Hill

2nd Cohuna

3rd Kerang

4th MacKillop

Senior Girls Basketball

The Senior Girls basketball team consisted of Lara Adams, Taylah Collier, Hannah Dee, Alley Gitsham, Shaeli Gitsham, Chloe

Greenwood, Maddy Keating, Keely McNeil, Makenzi Rosser, and Ashton Tuohey. Despite playing against tough opposition, in

each game the girls were competitive and maintained their positivity throughout the day.

Best players were Maddy Keating and Chloe Greenwood.

Many thanks to Miss Ferrier and everyone else involved in the day Senior girls







1st Swan Hill

=2nd MacKillop

=2nd Cohuna

4th Kerang

Senior Boys Basketball

The Senior Boys Basketball was made up of all Year 12 boys for their final year of Summer Sports. The team consisted of Kai

Lane Hill-Crofts, Joshua Hunter, Thomas Meehan, Adam McKenzie, Tyler Cummins, Jesse Liebmann, Jordan Clingan, Jayden

Crellin, Fihar Fagiri, and coached by the injured Jim Apostolelis and Mr Roberts.

Pg. 6 of 10

Volleyball Results

Juniors girls

Vs Cohuna 13-21

Vs swan hill 21-14

Vs Mac 21-16

Intermediate boys

Vs Cohuna (jun) 21-12

Vs swan hill 20-22

Vs Mac 11-21

Seniors girls

Vs Cohuna (1) 12-21

Vs swan hill 21-12

Vs Mac 21-11

Vs Cohuna (2) 15-21

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5 tips for managing your Child’s Anxiety

1. Slow down

Encourage your child to take some slow deepbreaths. Breath in for 3 seconds, hold for 3 seconds,

breath out for 3 seconds. You can help by doing

this with them.

2. Make time to worrySet aside 10-15 minutes each day to talk with your child about what they

are worried about. They may find it easier to write or draw what they are

worried about.

3. Encourage positive thinkingRemind them of a similar situation from the past and how things worked out

OK.

4. Try new things and have a goAnxious children may often be worried about trying something new and

making a mistake. Encourage them to have a go and remind them that it is

OK if they make a mistake.

5. Step back and look at your own behaviorIt can be difficult to see your child struggling. But ‘over-helping’ when

something is wrong can make your child feel like they cannot do anything

without your help.

For more tips visit: https://healthyfamilies.beyondblue.org.au/age-6-12/mental-health-conditions-in-

children/anxiety/strategies-to-support-anxious-children

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18th February 2020

Dear Students and Parents,

RE: Alternative to Schoolies Trip

We are seeking firm expressions of interest from year 12 students to participate in a community service tour of

Cambodia after the end of their exams as an alternative to schoolies week. This year we welcome students from

Kerang Technical High School, Cohuna Secondary College and Kerang Christian Community College to apply.

We offer this trip to:

focus students at a very important time in their lives on the satisfaction gained through service to others

draw students closer together as they focus on group goals that have no tangible rewards

engender a sense of adventure and a preparedness to step outside their comfort zones.

The students will work on projects in local communities with local families. They will have to raise money that will be

used in the designated community project/s. The fundraising activities will be decided upon by the group at the first

full team meeting and all students are expected to participate.

Students MUST attend regular team meetings, along with 2 attendances at a meeting of the Rotary Club of

Kerang, one in late May (where they will be presented with team shirts) and a second, upon return in

December (this being a formal presentation to the club).

Students will be required to undertake cultural learning activities prior to departure. Students should remember that

they are acting as Ambassadors for their family, their school, their community, the Rotary Club of Kerang, Lime

Pagoda and Australia whilst part of this team.

Costs are expected to be around $2700 per person (not including spending money).

Your genuine interest in being part of this trip MUST be communicated to Mrs Gerardine Prendergast by 5pm on

Friday March 27th. You will need to express your interest via email to [email protected]. Names will

not be taken via any other means. No late names will be taken.

All students and parents will be required to attend for an interview after this date. Students will be advised of their

interview times shortly after the deadline. Interviews will take place during the first week of Term 2. Following

selection, all team members and a parent will be required to attend the first team meeting in Kerang on Monday 27th

April at the Rotary Clubroom in Rattray St Kerang at 7pm. A non-refundable deposit of $350 is payable at this

first meeting.

Should you have questions at this stage, please do not hesitate to contact Sharon Champion on 0417 058663 or via

email at [email protected] .

Yours sincerely,

Sid Hutchinson Gerardine Prendergast Sharon Champion

Sid Hutchinson Gerardine Prendergast Sharon Champion Rotary Club of Kerang Lime Pagoda Pty Ltd Lime Pagoda Pty Ltd

mailto:[email protected]

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