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Kedron State High School
2 FEBRUARY No: 1
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
WELCOME - To all the members of the Kedron community.
Whether you are a new or returning member I welcome you to
another exciting year at Kedron. Whether you have travelled
from afar or from just up the road to be with us, you can relax
and feel welcome at your ‘new home’. Our lines of
communication are open and we look forward to conversing
with you about many of the great things that happen in our
great community.
Your school is one that gives learning the highest priority
through functioning in an orderly and well-managed
environment where there is mutual respect between all persons
and respect for all property.
BYOD – 2015 has seen the launch of our BYOD program. I
know this is a very new initiative for parents and I thank
parents for working with the school. If you have questions
regarding BYOD, then please contact the school and ask to
speak with Jean Heath. I ask for patience as we work through
the implementation of this very new and exciting program.
CAPITAL WORKS - The summer break has seen the
completion of our Junior Secondary building (R Block). This
is a fabulous facility for the school with 9 air-conditioned
classrooms, staffroom and undercover area. Other areas of the
school have also undergone improvement and it is obvious
that a great deal of hard work over many years has been put
into continually improving the facilities at school.
I do not debate the pros and cons of uniform or behaviour –
when you join our community you agree to both and we then
focus our energies on learning. It is this attention to detail and
maintaining the highest standards that allows Kedron to enjoy
an enviable reputation in the community. We must ensure we
keep this as a priority and we need parents to work with us on
these matters.
SWIMMING CARNIVAL (THURSDAY 5 FEB) – This is
the first whole school activity where we all enjoy the day as
participants or spectators. It is a school function and all
students are expected to attend. This is the spirit of Kedron
where we engage, we don’t pick and choose what we will or
will not be involved in. I expect to see all students supporting
their house on the day. It is under shade at the Valley Pool.
Students are bussed to and from the event.
SCHOOL GROWTH - Our school continues to attract
students in increasing numbers with our Enrolment
Management Plan assisting us to manage that demand. This
year we have received the enrolments from both year 7 and 8
students which means our school has grown considerably. We
are now over 1450 strong. With this growth we have
welcomed many new staff. I know you will join me in making
these new staff welcome.
SENIOR LEADERS INDUCTION (TUESDAY 10 FEB) –
This is a very special event and a strong part of what builds
the fantastic culture of our school. Our Year 12’s as leaders
(all of them) as well as those who hold specific roles, will be
inducted and share their commitment to making 2015 a
fantastic year.
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Kathy Bermingham (Guidance Officer / Fulltime) – Fiona
Lyon will continue 2 days per week at Kedron SHS
Yuki Asano (HOD Languages & International Student
Program) – Commencing Week 3
Ashley Harris (HOD Senior Schooling)
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David Allman
• Lili Li
Lisa Bonner
• Anna Maloney
David Cunningham
• Sean Perkins
Gerard Dunphy
• Ashish Prasad
Kelly Keating
• Trudi Soan
Donna Kleiss
• Ryan Wilson
Harmony Lau
• Meghan Worsley
Jake Leslie
Hiroshi Matsuo (Returning after 3 years off)
Kate Mcloud (Returning after a year off)
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WELCOME YEAR 7 & 8 – 2015 is a remarkable moment in
history for Queensland schools. The move of Year 7 to high
school is exciting and Kedron is more than prepared to meet
the challenge and provide an amazing experience for the
students. At the same time we wont forget the Year 8 group,
who are also starting high school. They are just as special as
the Year 7’s and we look forward to working with them in
2015.
COMMUNICATION – I finish by reminding everyone that a
key factor in highly successful schools is keeping
communication lines open. If something is worrying you, then
please make the call or send an email and we will get the
correct person to speak with you and consider all the options.
Yours in the ‘Kedron Way’.
Joseba Larrazabal - Principal
BYOD news
Find out ALL the
latest news about
the BYOD program
inside this issue.
8 December 2014
COMING EVENTS
FEBRUARY
2
KIMS Meeting 7pm (I Block)
4
School photos for Year 7 only
5
Inter School Swimming Carnival – Valley Pool
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ID Photo & School Photos for Yr 8 - 12
Subject changes close Yr 11/12
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Earth Science field trip all day Yr 11
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Senior Leader’s Investiture P4
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Yr 7 Meet & Green
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ID Photo & All School Photos Catch up
17
Central District Swimming Carnival
Yr 8 Meet & Green
Constitutional Convention
VACCINATION FORMS
YEAR 8 FORMS TO BE RETURNED TO THE JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL OFFICE
YEAR 10 FORMS TO BE RETURNED TO THE
MIDDLE SECONDARY SCHOOL OFFICE
BY TUESDAY 4TH FEBRUARY 2015
YEAR EIGHT COORDINATOR
GREETINGS!! Welcome to all Students, Parents and
Guardians for 2015. My name is Vanessa Elmore and I will
be the Year Eight Coordinator for this year. Students have
completed their first week of High School where they have
met with their form teachers along with learning about
Kedron. Students were issued with vaccination forms that are
due the 2nd February. Please ensure that your child returns
these forms by this day.
Our first event for the year is the Meet and Greet on Tuesday
17th February, afterschool. This will provide you with the
opportunity to meet your child’s teachers and ask any
questions about the course they are studying. There will be
other events as the year progresses with one of the most
significant for year eight being their camp, which is on 29th
April-1st May, 2015. This will enable students the opportunity
to be involved with many new and exciting adventures within
their cohort. I look forward to working with your throughout
the year. Please contact me with any concerns for queries.
JUNIOR SECONDARY
Wow! What a great start to the year we have had with 423
new Year 7 and 8 students welcomed into our Kedron
community. An extra special welcome to all of our new
families joining our community for the first time, you have
chosen a great school!
Here are some answers to our most common questions at this
time of year.
Why did my student’s timetable change?
We endeavour to give students their first choice in languages
but this is not always possible due to class sizes and available
teachers. Sometimes when we change one subject it means
that we have to change others at the same time. Our teachers
have organised lessons around the fact that students will be
changing classes – so no one will miss out on critical
information as a result of a class or subject change.
I wanted my student to do Music and they are doing Art.
Can they change?
All students in their first year of high school at Kedron SHS
will do all three Arts subjects – Music, Art and Drama across
the course of the Year.
How can I support my student in learning their timetable?
It is a great idea to have a spare timetable on the fridge or
study area at home. Every night the student needs to check
what requirements they need for their subjects the next day.
The students do not have every subject every day. This
simple routine will lighten the load in the schoolbag.
My student is feeling stressed about starting high school.
Why are they so tired and cranky?
Starting high school is a big deal. All of your student’s
routines (and maybe yours too!) have changed. It does take a
little while to adapt to the new way of doing things. We have
a great time to support your student as they make the transition
to high school.
HOD - Junior Secondary: Mrs Zoe Wilson
Year Level Coordinator ( Year 7): Mr Dave Sharp
Year Level Coordinator ( Year 8): Ms Vanessa Elmore
Administrative Assistants: Ms Joan Linde and Mr Darren
Simmonds
Guidance Officers: Ms Kathy Bermingham & Ms Fiona Lyon
You will have the opportunity to meet your student’s teachers
and support team at our Meet and Greet events. Our Meet and
Greet is a great opportunity for you to not only meet your
student’s teachers but to also meet other families and your
student’s new friends. Further details will be sent home
shortly but the dates to lock into your calendar are:
Year 7: February 11 starting at 5:00pm
Year 8: February 17 starting at 5:00pm
KOGS
The Kedron Order of Gamers (KOGS) has been in existence
for over ten years. It’s designed for students who are interested
in Warhammer, Magic or Wargaming. Students can bring
their own armies. There is also access to armies so students
can play Ancient, Medieval or World War 2 battles as well as
other historical periods. Students in Year 7 or 8 can speak to
their Year Co-ordinator students who can contact the
responsible teacher Mr. Booker-McLay
(B4 staffroom) so he can speak to the students at Lunchtime.
This group meets usually every second Friday from 3-5PM.
The first will be Friday 6 February in room L7.
8 December 2014
JUNIOR SPORT 2015
Welcome to Junior Sport for 2015. This year is a new era for
junior sport with the year 7’s coming on board. The structure
sees us having Year 8 and 9 participation in interschool sport
on Tuesday period 4 and the Year 7’s participate in interhouse
sport on Friday period 4. This allows all students to get
maximum participation and enjoyment out of Sport. The
inclusion of the year 7’s in high school has now seen us
become involved in two districts for representation at Met
North level. As normal our 13 year olds and up are affiliated
with Central District and Met North for all sports while our 12
year olds will only be with Central District for the three big
carnivals (Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics). For all
other sports 12 year olds will be aligned with the City district
which involves some high schools as well as primary schools.
This allows full and fair pathways for these students to
represent at the next level. Dates and venues for these trials
will be place on the HPE notice board so students can
regularly check when these are on and forms will be available
from the HPE staffroom. Some of these trials will be half day
during school time and some will be afterschool. Upcoming
trails for this term are as follows:
16th Feb – Basketball (Boys and Girls) – Afterschool
26th Feb – Tennis (Boys and Girls) – Half Day
27th Feb – AFL (Boys) & Hockey (Boys and Girls) – Half Day
6th Mar – Rugby League and Netball – Half Day
13th Mar – Soccer and Touch (Boys and Girls) – Half Day
Please see Mr Tucker for all trial information and paperwork
Afterschool Sport
Kedron has many opportunities for students to participate and
be involved in Sport not only competitively but also socially.
One such opportunity is afterschool sport where the emphasis
is placed on participation, fun and making new friends. The
following sports are for all year levels and for both boys and
girls and run from 3pm to 4pm in the Indoor Sports Centre
(ISC) or out on the playing fields.
Tuesday – Touch (fields) and Badminton (ISC)
Wednesday – Futsal (ISC)
Thursday – Volleyball (ISC)
Friday – Basketball (ISC)
Please see Mr Tucker or Mr Blanshard in the HPE staffroom if
you have any questions
4.
All students NEW to Kedron High in ANY year level
These students do NOT have a current login, so the process
takes longer.
1. Purchase your laptop
2. Wait to be notified or your login credentials (login code
and password)
3. At school, log on to a desktop computer (try the library)
and log on for the first time to set up your school account
properly and to change your password. (Year 7 and 8
students may have an in-class opportunity to do this
during Week 3).
4. On your own device, set up antivirus and Office 365 (you
need your login code to do this).
5. When done, complete the Device Connectivity Request
and take your $100 payment to the Accounts window.
6. Students will be notified when to bring their device to
school for connection. This may happen from the start of
week 3 onwards.
GENERAL REMINDERS
• Information booklets about BYOD are available from the
main office.
• The Connectivity Request Form is contained in the
Information booklet.
• Students should check their school email and the student
intranet every day to check for notices and
announcements.
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BYOD-LATEST NEWS AND INFORMATION
Welcome to the start of the BYOD program for students
Kedron High. Here’s the process that will be undertaken over
the next few weeks. This process is slightly different
depending on your circumstances, so read below to find out
what YOU should do and when it should happen.
Current students in Years 9 and 10, and those in Years 11
and 12 opting for BYOD
These students already have a login, so the process is a little
faster.
1. Purchase your laptop and set up antivirus and Office 365
(you need your login code to do this).
2. When done, complete the Device Connectivity Request
and take your $100 payment to the Accounts window.
3. Students will be notified when to bring their device to
school for connection. This should happen from the start
of week 2. In the meantime, students should log on to a
computer at school to check their password is up-to-date.
Students in Year 11 or 12 who are opting in to the BYOD
program should ensure they return their school laptop to
the techs when the connection is made.
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Students should manage their email accounts to ensure
there is plenty of room for important communications
from the admin team. This means:
o Delete emails that have been read and are no longer
required.
o Empty the Trash folder (right click on the folder and
choose the option to clear it).
Students may not use a laptop at school that has not been
connected through the approved method. Students devices
will receive a sticker that is to remain in place to indicate
proper
connection
to
the
school
network.
From week 3, no computing device is to be used in the
grounds during breaks or before school.
o This is an implementation of current policy.
o This helps preserve battery life to enable guaranteed
battery during afternoon lessons.
o This helps prevent damage to student devices.
o Devices will be able to be used in designated areas
for school purposes.
The school’s web page has a link to the BYOD program
that gives all the information required.
https://kedronshs.eq.edu.au/Facilities/Computersandtechn
ology/Pages/Computersandtechnology.aspx
or just find the link to the BYOD page that is on the Home
page of the website.
8 December 2014
STUDENT COUNCIL AGM
The Student Representative Council (Year 9-12) will have
their Annual General Meeting on Friday (6/2) to elect the
Secretary and Treasurer and discuss Valentine’s Day
fundraising. Valentine’s Day is usually a memorable event for
students as they have an opportunity to have a Valentine’s Day
balloon, message and treat delivered during form class. Our
2015 President is Josh Petrie with Abi Smith-Steen the VicePresident. All students in Years 9-12 may attend the AGM.
REPRESENTATIVE SPORT –
METROPOLITAN NORTH REGION
Kedron SHS is placed in the Metropolitan North region for
representative sport. All athletes that are looking to gain state
and higher representative sporting honours with Kedron SHS
must go via this pathway.
The vast majority of sports have their representative trials in
Term 1 and Term 2 and students must make sure they are
aware of upcoming trial dates. This information can be found
on the Met North website (www.metnorthsport.qld.edu.au).
Alternatively students can refer to the sports noticeboard that
is in the hallway outside the HPE department.
To be eligible for trial students need to see Mr Blanshard
(Sports Coordinator) to obtain the necessary paperwork. If
students have any questions about the process they are
encouraged to see Mr Blanshard for further information.
On Tuesday 10th February (Week 3) the Central District trials
will take place for the following sports: 15 years and under
Volleyball (boys and girls), 19 years and under Volleyball
(boys and girls) and 19 years and under Softball (girls).
The first series of Met North trials will take place on Tuesday
17th February (Week 4) for those sports previously mentioned,
as well as 19 years and under Tennis (boys and girls), 18 years
and under Baseball (boys) and 19 years and under Cricket
(boys).
Any students who are interested in attending these trials please
see Mr Blanshard.
57TH ANNUAL KEDRON SHS SWIMMING
CARNIVAL
We start our sporting year off with the school swimming
carnival. This will be held at the Fortitude Valley Swimming
Pool on Thursday, the 5th of February.
Students will come to school at the normal time. They will
then be transported by bus from school to the Valley Pool.
They will be brought back at the end of the day for a 3pm
finish.
We encourage all students to come along and participate
through competitive swimming, swimming one lap for their
house in the Mad Minute or by cheering on their peers.
Wickham House are the defending champions and will rely on
House Captains Tim Vincent and Jennifer Turner to marshal
their forces to hold off Bowen and the others.
While there are covered stands at the pool as well as a
tuckshop we recommend that students bring food, drink and
sunscreen to make sure they have an enjoyable day.
Students who finish in the top two of their event will be
invited to be part of the Kedron SHS Swim Team that will
contest the Central District Swimming Carnival on Tuesday
the 17th of February.
YEAR 10 COORDINATOR- WELCOME BACK
I hope everyone had a great holiday and is excited to be back
at school. I personally am excited to be back and am looking
forward to working with the year 10’s this year. The year 10’s
will have many exciting opportunities this year including the
Careers Expo, Work Experience Week and Set Plans. If your
child is not excited about being back at school, ask them why.
Perhaps they need to change subjects, look at traineeships or
change friendship groups. If you have any problems finding a
solution please contact me and I will help out where possible
or direct you to someone who can.
This year we also welcome Mr Lang as the HOD of Middle
School who will make a great contribution to the Middle
School team. I am looking forward to meeting with all
students in the grade with Mr Lang and Mrs Hall to have a
friendly chat, review last year and offer support.
Some key points discussed with year 10’s at their welcome
back assembly were:
• Subject changes must be done by the end of week 2.
Students require a note from home to approve changes
which they then take to the Middle School.
• The Leader’s Investiture will be week 6, therefore
students have limited time to demonstrate to their peers
and staff that they have leadership qualities.
• The network for BYOD should be ready next week. Until
then students do not require laptops at school. In the
meantime students should pay their money to accounts
and have their acceptable use policy signed. Students are
also not allowed to be using laptops in the playground
during breaks.
• Please ensure all parts of your uniform are marked so lost
property can be returned. Each year we have large
numbers of uniforms which can’t be returned as they have
not been named.
• Interschool sport is now on Wednesday for year 10’s and
this is their new day to wear their sports uniform.
• Phones and technology devices are not to be used at
school. Students doing so will have it confiscated, on the
3rd time their parent/guardian will need to collect it.
Wishing you all a great 2015 and please contact me if I can be
of any assistance.
Mr Crosby Year 10 Coordinator
[email protected]
8 December 2014
YEAR 9 CO-ORDINATOR
While Year 8 was great, this year the 9s are going to shine!
Yes, a little corny I know, but it’s wonderful watching these
students developing the qualities embodied by the Kedron
Way, taking pride in themselves, their school, behaviour and
uniform, and respecting others.
These are all traits we look for in our student leaders and
investiture will take place in Week 6. I am encouraging all
students to take some time to reflect on their leadership skills
as well as those of their peers in deciding who to nominate for
these positions. We certainly have no shortage of students in
this cohort with the skills and abilities necessary to lead their
peers positively.
I regularly send out emails to parents and carers but this week
had quite a few returned as undeliverable. If you have changed
your email address since last year, could you please ask your
child to see me so that I can update our records or,
alternatively, email me at the address below.
Please contact me via email ([email protected]) or phone if
you have any concerns or queries.
I look forward to a brilliant year!
Ms Jodrell Year 9 co-ordinator Ph: 3630 3305
BUDDIES
On Wednesday last week the Year 7s and Year 8s met their
Senior Buddies for the first time. This program is designed to
assist our new students settle in and feel comfortable in their
new school. Buddies meet regularly for this first month and
then as regularly as the Junior Secondary students need.
All Year 7 & 8 students should have a Buddy Information
sheet which gives some information about their buddy – name,
where they can usually be found at breaks etc. I hope our
Junior Secondary students have shared this with their parents.
Our Year 11 & 12 Senior Buddies should feel justifiably
pleased with their efforts as Senior buddies. The atmosphere
on Wednesday was warm and welcoming and we were very
proud of our Senior School students.
SCHOOL PHOTOS & ID PHOTOS
School photos will be taken this week. Year 7 students will
have photos taken on Wednesday 4th February, in Period 1 and
Years 8 – 12 photos will be done on Friday 6th February.
STUDENTS MUST BE IN FORMAL UNIFORM FOR
THE PHOTOS.
The photo taken on these days will also be used for student ID
cards.
Parents, you should expect the order envelope to come home
with your child.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 2015
Welcome back to all of our brand new and returning extracurricular music students and families for 2015! For those who
are new to the school, my name’s Rohan Hardy and I’d just
like to introduce myself as the Head of Department for the
Arts at Kedron. If you have any queries regarding our
instrumental music, vocal or harp programs or are seeking any
information about our art, drama and classroom music
curricular
programs
please
contact
me
on
[email protected]
I’d also like to introduce our itinerant instrumental music staff
here at Kedron. We welcome back Sam Mitchell, percussion
teacher and Percussion Ensemble and Rhythm Ensemble
director, here at Kedron every Monday. We also welcome
back Paul Johnston, brass teacher and Wind Symphony and
Kedron Essential Winds director (on Tuesdays and Fridays).
Also to Ms Alyson van Gaalen, our Woodwind teacher and
Wind Ensemble and Stage Band director (Tuesday’s,
Wednesday’s and Thursday’s). Lastly we welcome back Mr
Mark Boughen teaching our Strings students and String
Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra director and Susie Hardy
returning to in a part time capacity directing our Vocal
program and the Kedron Singers and Kedron Acapella.
Assisting Mrs Hardy this year we welcome Georgia Martin,
who is working with us within the Junior Secondary teaching
team as a vocal teacher and classroom music teacher. Ms
Martin will also be directing our Kedron Voices ensemble. We
also welcome back Fay Lin (harp) to our sessional teaching
team this year.
Some important dates already locked in for our extracurricular music program. Our Wind Symphony will be
performing at the Senior Investiture on Feb 10, and our Music
Camp for 2015 will be held from the 11/03 – 15/03. There will
be more information on this with students this week.
During our meeting with the students on Wednesday we will
discuss our rehearsal starting dates and lesson commencement
dates and also our enrolment and loan hire allocations.
Parents will be invoiced for their participation in our
programs at a cost of $60 per year for vocal and harp lessons,
$85 per year for all instrumental music students participating
in strings, brass, woodwind and percussion programs and an
additional $135 per year for any students requiring use of our
instrument loan program. Please do not pay for ExtraCurricular Music until you have received your invoice for
this year.
There is a digital copy of the Music Handbook for 2015
available for download from the Kedron SHS website and a
small number of hard copies outside of the I Block staffroom.
Tonight our KIMS (Kedron Instrumental Music
Supporters) Group will be meeting in the music block (I
Block) here at Kedron from 7 – 8pm. Our KIMS group
operate as a subcommittee from the P&C and meet twice a
term to help plan for concerts, fund raising events and
projects. All parents and friends of our program are welcome
to come along and contribute, and if you can’t make it but
would love to keep in the loop please email me and I’ll add
you to our mailing list.
We are all excited about the year ahead and we are all looking
forward to catching up with the students over the coming
weeks. If you have any questions prior to the commencement
of the year please contact me on [email protected] or
call 3630 3307.
8 December 2014
Mr Rohan Hardy A/HOD The Arts
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC REHEARSAL SCHEDULE 2015
Before School
Day
Monday
Percussion Ensemble
Mr Mitchell
Hall
7.30 – 8.30am
CORE ENSEMBLE
AUDITION
Tuesday
Wind Symphony
Mr Johnston
Hall
7:30 – 8:30am
CORE ENSEMBLE
AUDITION
Wednesday
World Ensemble
Mr Lang
I2
7:30 – 8:30am
OPT IN ENSEMBLE
After School
Lessons
Mr Johnston
Brass Lessons
Mr Mitchell
All Day
Miss Martin
Vocal Lessons
Kedron Rhythm
Ensemble
Mr Mitchell
Hall
3:00 – 4:00pm
CORE
INVITATION
Sounds Across Oceans
Mr Garcia
I2
3:00 – 4:00pm
OPT IN ENSEMBLE
Mr Boughen
Strings Lessons
Miss Martin
Vocal Lessons
Ms Van Gaalen
Woodwind Lessons
Wind Ensemble
Ms Van Gaalen
Hall
3:00 – 4:00pm
CORE ENSEMBLE
INVITATION
Infuse Program
Mr Hardy/Mr Lang
I1
3:00 – 4:00pm
Fortnightly
AUDITION
Thursday
Kedron Singers
Mrs Hardy
I2
7:30 – 8:30am
CORE ENSEMBLE
Kedron Voices
Miss Martin
I1
7:30 – 8:30am
CORE ENSEMBLE
Friday
Kedron Essential Winds
(KEW)
Mr Johnston
Hall
7:30 – 8:30am
CORE ENSEMBLE
INVITATION
String Orchestra
Mr Boughen
I2
7.30 – 8.30am
CORE ENSEMBLE
INVITATION
Big Band
Mr Hardy
I1
3:00 – 4:00pm
OPT IN ENSEMBLE
AUDITION
Mrs Hardy
Vocal Lessons
Mrs Hardy
Vocal Lessons
Miss Martin
Vocal Lessons
Mr Johnston
Brass Lessons
Ms Van Gaalen
Woodwind Lessons
Mr Boughen
Strings Lessons
Kedron Acapella
Mrs Hardy
I1
7.30 – 8.30am
OPT IN ENSEMBLE
AUDITION
Stage Band
Ms Van Gaalen
Hall
3:00 – 4:00pm
OPT IN ENSEMBLE
INVITATION
Symphony Orch
Mr Boughen
Hall
3:00 – 4:00pm
OPT IN ENSEMBLE
CORE STRINGS
INVITATION
8 December 2014
SENIOR LEADERS’ INVESTITURE INVITATION
INVITATION
Parents/Carers
of
SENIORS 2015
are cordially invited
to attend the
Senior Leaders’ Investiture
on
Tuesday 10 February 2015
1:40pm – 2:50pm
in the
School Hall (Park Rd)
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YEAR 12 SENIOR LEADERS’ INVESTITURE
RSVP: Wednesday 04 February
Parent/Carer Name: ___________________________________
I/We will be attending the Senior Leaders’ Investiture.
Number attending: _________
Student’s Name: ___________________
(Please return this slip to the Senior Secondary Office by Wednesday 04 February)
8 December 2014
YEAR 8
ENGLISH
FRENCH
JAPANESE
CHINESE
SPANISH
AUSLAN
HISTORY
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN
VISUAL ARTS
MUSIC
DRAMA
MEDIA EDUCATION IN COMPUTERS
HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FOOD STUDIES
ESL ENGLISH
HIGHEST ACADEMIC ACHIEVER
Kellie McDermott
Mia Greentree
Jasmine Fletcher-Tomihisa
Lydia Luz
William Brown & Georgia Bucolo
Arianna Smith
Mia Greentree
Mia Greentree
Quinn Murphy
Zane Daley
Lyca Tapire & Shwe Chun
Samarah Behrendt
Grace Howell
Yunji (Jane) Suk
Ella Schiavo
Riley Lytras & Araniya Maharaj
Xin Yue (Zoey) Zhang
MOST IMPROVED ACADEMIC ACHIEVER
Daniel Fancutt
Geordhana Lemass
Jeremie Tenorio
Nila Sathiyenthira
Yazeed Hassan
Bradley Bulman
Nathaniel Gent
Charlie Turner
Tia Wiki
Brenna Smith
Sol Erzenjak
Miguel Morehu
Lance Ganaban
Rhiannon Chan
Sabekun Nahar
Asmita Tamang
YR 8 SPECIAL AWARDS
Lily Adams & Noelle Publiese
Ella Riguet
Year 8 Sports Award
Year 8 Best All Rounder Award
Araniya Maharaj & Matthew Lyten
Cooper Olsen & Riley Lytras
Year 8 Citizenship Award
Year 8 Spirit of Kedron Award
Molly Lang & Grace Howell
Will Bladen & Lily Adams
Year 8 Cultural Award
Yr 8 Co-ordinator’s Award
Year 8 Recognition Award: Rhiannon Chan, Rae Da Costa, Sarah Liew, Samara Behrendt, Sarah Wilson & Zoe Zhang
Year 8 Encouragement Award: Asmita Tamang, Wakana Urayama, Schwe Chen, Rajeev Rasathurai & Bradley Bulman
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YR 11 SPECIAL AWARDS
Caitlin Woodgate
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Year 9 Sports Award
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Mikayla Champness & Joshua
Hannah Krause
Dennis Johnson Memorial
Year 9 Best All Rounder Award
Award for Citizenship
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Taylor Christensen & Marita Bellas Year 9 Co-ordinator’s Award
Winni Li
Year 9 Cultural Award
Miles
Year 9 Recognition Award: Bethany Woodgate, Luci Jodrell, Amy Bridges & Ah Funy Yu Hoi
Year 9 Encouragement Award: Tim Dawson, Jemma Dux, Brittany Gillander, Jashim Ullah, Zac Cameron, Dylan Clarke & Declan Coogan
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