Manly Selective Campus

Manly Selective Campus
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Giving Back to the Community
Principal:
Mr David Tomlin
Deputy Principals:
Ms Meg Tulk
Ms Josie O'Donnell
19 March 2010 – Newsletter No 8
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Shave for a Cure – this week’s SRC
assembly saw the biggest number of students
ever volunteer to have their heads shaved for
this very worthy cause. Jesse Ritchie (Year
12) was of special interest as the hair he has
been growing throughout his whole time at
secondary school was shorn for the cause.
Other students were Steve Smith (Year 11),
Rebecca Borys (Year 11), Michael Sproul
(Year 11), Liam Matthews (Year 11), Gamran
Green (Year 10), Keely Fleming (Year10), Ivan
Peric (Year 8), Justin Reily (Year 8), Dante
Ciko-Hague (Year 8), Sam Phillis (Year 8) and
Nathan Ruser (Year 7). Over $1300 was
raised in the extended assembly. Thanks go to
parents who helped in the cutting of hair, the
SRC for their organization and to the student
body for fulfilling the school goal of giving back
to the community. We have all had degrees of
contact with victims of cancer and this
excellent cause is a timely reminder for us all.
Sports Swimming Carnival – at the end of
last week we had confirmation that Manly was
the winner of the Warringah Zone Swimming
Carnival by a clear margin. As well, the age
champions, especially for girls, were
dominated by Manly. It was a great set of
results. The official results of the regional
carnival held on Wednesday in Woy Woy are
expected soon. (See table of placings at end
of this newsletter)
P&C Meeting – parents were very well
informed of procedures for subject offerings
and lines for Year 11, and how scaling affects
the contribution of marks towards ATAR
scores after this week’s P&C meeting. Deputy
Senior Ms Meg Tulk outlined the support and
guidance we give students when making these
important decisions. These meetings are an
excellent means of asking questions and
gaining an insight into how the school
operates. The next meeting is scheduled for
the first Wednesday of term 2.
Kim Berendes Scholarship – last year’s
graduating Year 12 females were invited to
apply for a very generous scholarship unique
to Manly Selective. Ms Carol Flanagan has set
up a scholarship in honour of a long time local
resident, Miss Kim Berendes who dedicated
her life to helping others, supporting local
community causes and promoting the value of
education. A $5000 scholarship is awarded to
a female student who can demonstrate
through their choice of course, record of
community involvement and potential to work
for social justice, the values of Kim Berendes.
This year Tessa Gastrell has been awarded
the scholarship. She is currently enrolled in
Agricultural Economics with the intention of
“finding ways in agribusiness to improve
people’s living standards”. A formal
presentation ceremony will be held next term
for Year 12 2010 to view and the inaugural
award will be made at Year 12 Graduation
2010.
Komyu Gahuen School Visit – last week I
outlined the success of this visit and am
pleased to reprint a confirmation we received
of the value of hosting an overseas school.
The email speaks volumes about the efforts of
staff and students, in particular Ms Yoko
Ichikawa:
___________________________________________________________________________________
Manly Selective Campus
138 Abbott Road, North Curl Curl NSW 2099
Phone: 9905 3982 / Fax: 9905 7772
Email: nbscmanlys-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au
P&C website: www.manlypandc.org.au

I am the parent of a Manly Selective student
and also happen to work for the Australian
College of English, which was where the
Komyu Gahuen students were studying
English this week. I wanted to let you know
how impressed the teachers, both Australian
and Japanese, were by their visit and Manly
Selective in general. You would have been
delighted at their enthusiastic comments
regarding the musicians, the students'
excellent Japanese, the organisation of the
visit and warmth of the welcome.
Overseas Excursions – the level of interest
shown by parents and students in the planned
trip to France early next year was very
encouraging. These tours require a huge
amount of effort and organization to be
successful. A special thanks to Ms Katherine
Wyndham for her initiative in flagging this trip
for our French students.
Similarly, in support of our school goal to
provide opportunities to broaden student
experiences and understandings of global
citizenship, World Challenge will be visiting the
school next term to talk to Year 9 students
about a possible overseas trip to a developing
country at the end of 2011. This is the
organization that facilitated the highly
successful visit to Borneo at the end of last
year with five Year 10 students from Manly
engaging in the adventure of a lifetime. The
report included later in this bulletin by Eloise
Griffin encapsulates the richness of the team
experience. More details will follow next term.
Congratulations to:
Grace Pollock (Year 12) upon winning the
first regional final of the Lions Youth of the
Year Quest competing against students
from Knox Grammar, Killara High School,
Killarney Heights High School and Asquith
Boys High School. Grace now moves on to
the District Final at Bankstown Sports
Club. This is virtually Sydney wide
excluding Liverpool and Campbelltown.
Our thanks go to Lions Balgowlah for their
continued support of Grace.
Catherine Nguyen (Year 12 2009) who
won the $5000 Theo Batten Youth Art
Award at the Manly Art Gallery last Friday
night for her artwork Umbrella used for her
HSC Major Work. More details will follow in
an article next week.
Daisy Wang and David Topham (Year 12
2009) upon their winning UNSW Co-Op
Program scholarships in Actuarial Studies
and Mechanical Engineering respectively.
These highly sought after scholarships are
very generous and helpful in establishing
future career paths for recipients.
Lauren Parnaby (Year12) upon her
selection to play in the NSW All Schools
Softball team in Melbourne in May. This is
a wonderful highlight of Lauren’s
secondary school softball career.
Phoebe Savage (Year 10) upon her
selection for the NSWCHS Swimming
State Carnival competing in the Girls Open
200m Medley Relay
Emily Washer (Year 7) upon her selection
for the NSWCHS Swimming State Carnival
competing in the 14 yrs 200m Individual
Medley, 50m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle,
100m Backstroke, 100m Butterfly and Girls
200m Medley Relay.
Gemma Sammut (Year 9) upon her
selection for the NSWCHS Swimming
State Carnival competing in the 15 Year
50m Freestyle and the 4x50m Medley
Relay Girls Open. Oliver Cox (Year 7) was
noted last week for his selection to
compete in the same carnival.
Eloise Griffin (Year 10) upon her qualifying
as a Level 2 referee in Touch Football. As
well, she has been selected to participate
in the NSW Youth Parliament as a member
of the committee investigating Justice,
Juvenile Justice and Police.
Borneo Expedition 2009
- David Tomlin
Principal
This report is by Year 10 student Eloise Griffin who
went to Borneo last year with the World Challenge
team.
Climbing the highest mountain in South-East
Asia, trekking for a week in dense Bornean
jungle, volunteering with distressed and
homeless animals and learning a different a
language is only part of the incredible
experience we went through on the World
Challenge Expedition to Borneo in 2009.
Six current Manly students (one from
Mackellar 2009), plus eight others from
different schools around the state, left on the
21 st of November and returned on the 20 th of
December with changed perspectives on our
lives. It was all the product of the 18 months
lead up where we had raised the money to
cover the expenses ourselves, researched and

planned our itinerary and physically prepared
ourselves for this big adventure.
However, all past premonitions and
expectations for what the Borneo Expedition
’09 would turn out to be were left at the Kota
Kinabalu Airport at 2am when we spent close
to an hour haggling for taxis. It became
obvious at that point that Borneo was not
going to be smooth sailing.
Our first week in-the country was a massive
culture shock; the disparity between the
poverty-stricken lives of the people we met
and our own lives at home was something that
changed us completely. We were more
grateful for the delicious mee goreng we ate
the night before and thankful for the clean
water we were able to find.
In Borneo, it is impossible to take anything for
granted. The cities were an eye-opener but it
was the jungle that was the real test. During
the first day of our trek, our impression of the
Bornean jungle was that it was thick, humid,
wet, noisy, dense and full of leeches and
spiders. In the jungle there is no escaping the
elements, it is above and beyond 100%
humidity during the day and noisy all the time,
especially during the night.
Our time at the Sun Bear Rehabilitation Centre
and the Orang-utan Sanctuary was
exceptionally rewarding. The injured and
recovering orang-utans, Sun bears and pygmy
elephants we encountered at the Centre were
inspiring and served as a constant booster
whenever our energy dissipated. During the
week we managed to lay down the foundations
of a jungle walkway, a vital part to the new Sun
Bear Rehabilitation that has been under
construction for many years.
In the last half of our trip we climbed Mount
Kinabalu, spent almost a week in the Mulu
Jungle, experienced two days and one night in
a traditional indigenous longhouse and visited
secluded beaches and islands for rest and
relaxation. These experiences were all
challenging, yet rewarding and extremely fun
and entertaining.
The 16 of us have all become extremely close
due to the experiences we shared. Borneo is a
place of extremes. We experienced extremes
of poverty and wealth, happiness and
homesickness, health and illness. However,
despite all these hardships we would happily
do it all again.
Year 7 Corner
Congratulations to the Year 7 SRC representatives
elected on Monday:
Boys:
Sebastian Szambowski, Tom Dowse, Luke
Thompson
Girls:
Holly Sherlock, Tess Fuller, Ella Clarke
After listening to their speeches at the election, I
am sure these students will do an excellent job at
representing the views of Year 7, and I look
forward to working with them throughout the
year.
Thank you to the vast majority of families who
have returned camp information. Any outstanding
forms and/or dietary information, please submit to
the front office asap.
CLASS CONTACT
LISTS
Are you receiving regular
correspondence from the parent
representative of your year group?
- Jacqui McNee
Year 7 adviser
Each year has a dedicated friendship
contact list. This is for parents who use
it as a valuable tool to keep in touch
with other parents in their child’s year
cohort.
It may be that your name is not
included on the list – or maybe you
have changed details such as your
email or phone number.
If you would like to be a part of this vital
communication, please send an email
to the school:
nbscmanlys-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au
We will forward your details to the
parent co-ordinator
- Eloise Griffin on behalf of the Borneo
World Challenge team.

COLLEGE SPORT
Rhonda Williams) and Linley Somerville,
Lauren Parnaby and Dani Levido were named in
the NSW All Schools team to play in the National All
Schools championships in Week 2 Term 2.
Boys Volleyball team defeated Ryde Secondary
College 3 - 0. They will now go ahead and play
Pennant Hills High at a date TBA.
- Hugh Wood
College Sport Co-ordinator
NETBALL
The College Netball team will be playing their
second and third rounds of the knockout
competition on the 22nd March as well as trialling
for a place in the Met North Netball team.
RUGBY
Rugby trials have been held this week and will be
held again next week.
Under 15 trials at Freshwater senior
campus on Tuesday and Opens on the Thursday.
Both are at 4.00pm - 5.00pm.
SOCCER
Peninsula Cup Soccer Trials begin in Week 9.
Opens: Monday 22nd March
Under 13s: Tuesday 23rd March
Under 15s: Wednesday 24th March
All trials will be held at the Freshwater Senior
Campus from 4-5pm.
BASKETBALL
The Brad Dalton basketball clinics will be held again
on Wednesday's for all students keen to learn the
finer points of basketball by a two times Olympian
and National player for 10 years. It is a gold coin
fee. For those basketball enthusiasts this is a
chance of a life time.
NBSC SOFTBALL TEAM 2010
Congratulations to the following Manly Selective
students who have been selected for the NBSC
softball team
Danielle Armour
Lauren Parnaby (Manly)
Congratulations to the College girls who were
selected in the NSW CHS 1sts (girls softball) -Linley
Somerville (MGC), Dani Levido (FW) and
Lauren Parnaby (Manly): NSW CHS 2nds -
Dani Murace (MGC), Lauren Cantwell (FW)
RESULTS
The teams played on Tuesday 16/3 at the All
Schools carnival at the Olympic Centre
at Blacktown and the Firsts won (coached by
Uniform Shop
Pre-loved uniforms are available from the
School Uniform Shop which operates on
the first Monday of each month. Any
donations of uniforms in good condition
are always welcome.
Please note: because of the April holidays
the shop will not re-open until Monday 3 rd
May (from 8:30 to 9:00am)
Trivia Night – May 22 nd 2010
The Garmans have
been persuaded to
organise a trivia
night in their final
year as MSC
parents! It will be
an evening not to
miss. So start cramming on your trivia knowledge,
get a group together and write the date in your
diary!
Tickets are $20 per head with funds raised being
split between the P&C and the Band funds. You
can either book a table for 8-10 people or just buy
your tickets and we’ll put you with your Year
Group. It’s a great way to meet other parents.
Meanwhile, we also need some help for prizes for
the raffle etc ….so if you can donate a prize, please
email Jill Deere at jdeere@bigpond.net.au.
To reserve a table please also email Jill but there
will be a flyer in next week’s newsletter with
further details for booking.
Tables are limited so please book your place early!

P& C NOTICE
The Annual General Meeting of the North Sydney
Region P&C Association will be held on Monday
29th March at Lindfield Public School at 7.15 (for
7.45pm).
Year 11 parents
PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE FOR
YEAR 11 PARENT TEACHER NIGHT
Now 8/6/10 (previously 1/6/10)
BANDS OF MANLY SELECTIVE CAMPUS
Committee Vacancies:
Our band program is run entirely by parent
volunteers. With nearly 200 students involved in
our band program assistance from parents is most
important. The following positions are vacant so if
you are interested in the position of Assistant
Secretary, or Enrolments or being parent rep for
Jazz Orchestra, please contact Barry Hobbs at
barry.hobbs@oracle.com or 0414791462 or
99604986.
Band Camp:
Permission and payment forms were due by
Monday March 15. Please make sure you have
returned your payment form to the band box and
permission notes to the front office.
Speak to you band director if you have any band
camp questions.
Band Diary Dates:
TERM 1
Big Band Bash No 1 – MSC Outdoor Concert –
Friday 19 March All Bands.
Bring a picnic basket, a rug and invite your family
and friends along to the concert
TERM 2
Band Camp – Merroo – Kurrajong – Mon 19- Thu
22 April Ensembles SWO, WE, JO, BB, SE
Band Committee Meeting - Mon 17 May At the
band room above the canteen
Band photos – Thurs 20 May All Ensembles.
Formal uniform and remember to bring your
instrument.
BRASS PLAYERS…Wondering
what to do for the term
holidays? How about play at
Government House?
Check out the following link
for an exciting brass workshop for your students
during the Easter school holidays to be held at
Government House presented by the NSW School
Band Festival and the Historic Houses Trust.
http://www.schoolbandfestival.org.au/index.php?
topic_id=308&PHPSESSID=584d7034fb341ab9d62
68f1504880dc8
Band Uniforms:
New blazers and ties can be purchased from
Pickles. Please allow 6 weeks for delivery of
blazers. Contact Linda on 9981 5886 to purchase
new blue band polo shirts and second hand
blazers.
Band Web Site:
Go to www.manlypandc.org.au and click the
‘Band’ link for current information or to e-mail us.
Band Names:
Concert Stream:
SWO~Symphonic Wind Orchestra; WE~Wind
Ensemble; CB~Concert Band;
Stage Stream:
JO~Jazz Orchestra; BB~Big Band; SB~Stage Band;
Improvisation Stream:
SJ~Senior Jazz: IJ ~Intermediate Jazz; IS
~ImproShop
String Ensemble~SE
To all those willing to
assist with wardrobe
for Beauty & the
Beast
There will be lots of
chances to lend a
hand, but if you
would like to come to
a preliminary meeting at school on Friday

March 26 from 3:30, you will be most
welcome. We can begin a search of existing
costumes, and plan an overview. Phone Judy
Boylan on 9905 3982, or just come to the office (or
drama room).

ZONE SWIMMING CARNIVAL SCHOOL PLACING
Placing School Junior
Boys
Junior
Girls
Junior
Total
Senior
Boys
Senior
Girls
Senior
Total
Total
Points
1 Manly 202 359 561 234 211 445 1006
2 Cromer 215 289 504 118 79 197 701
Campus
3 Pittwater 379 150.5 529.5 51 53 104 633.5
4 Barrenjoey 96 75 171 99 70 169 340
5 Narrabeen 70 70.5 140.5 112 58 170 310.5
5 th in
seniors
Freshwater 0 0 0 71 78 149 149
AGE CHAMPIONS
BOYS points GIRLS points
12 years Nicholas Simons (P) 33 Kate Jackson (M) 36
13 years Samuel Jones (M) 28 Jennifer Auld (M) 34
14 years Jordan Purchase (P) 56 Emily Washer (M) 70
15 years Jayden Malala (C) 70 Gemma Sammut (M) 46
16 years Robert Rourke (M) 64 Suzanna Hatunen (M) 48
17 years Matthew Malone (N) 42 Samantha Crawford (F) 44
TERM ONE CALENDAR
Week 9A
Australian Geography Competition this week
22/03/10 Monday *Year 9 Scripture Period 1
*Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
*Year 10 French Assessment Task, P5
23/03/10 Tuesday *Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
*Year 7 debating workshops, P1,2 (red + green), P3,4 (orange + yellow)
*Years 8, 9, 10 Geography competition (Y10 -P2, Y9 - P1, Y8 - P5)
*Year 7 English, Speaking workshops
24/03/10 Wednesday *Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
25/03/10 Thursday *Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
*Years 8, 10 Music performance night, hall
26/03/10 Friday *Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
* Immunisation Yrs 7 & 10
*Year 11 Drama to UNSW, theatre and performance studies workshop, all day
excursions. Students to make their own way
Mar 27 - 28 Sat - Sun
Week 10B
CHS Swimming @ Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush
29/03/10 Monday *CHS Swimming at Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush
*Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments (shared class exams in afternoon timeslots)
*Year 10 Scripture P1
*Years 11 & 12 Music excursion to Encore HSC performances, Sydney Opera
House, 6:30 - 10:30pm

30/03/10 Tuesday *Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
*CHS Swimming at Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush
*Year 9 & 10 Visual Arts to Archibald and Artexpress exhibition, all day
*Year 7 Tech 3 LAMS sustainability Learning Design, Room 230, P1-4
31/03/10 Wednesday *Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
*Year 10 Music composition night
1/04/10 Thursday *Year 12 Half Yearly Assessments
Last day Term 1
2/04/10 Friday Autumn Holidays
Apr 3 - 4 Sat - Sun to Sunday, April 18
TERM TWO
Week 1A
19/04/10 Monday *School Development Day (no students)
*Senior stream Band Camp: Symphonic Wind Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, BB,
Strings, JO (Venue Merroo Christian Centre Kurrajong)
20/04/10 Tuesday *Senior stream Band Camp: Symphonic Wind Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, BB,
Strings, JO (Venue Merroo Christian Centre Kurrajong)
21/04/10 Wednesday Last week of summer sport
*Senior stream Band Camp: Symphonic Wind Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, BB,
Strings, JO (Venue Merroo Christian Centre Kurrajong)
*Year 7 Camp (Day 1)
*Year 9 parent meeting, hall, 7:00 re legalities, obligations and training for issue
of laptops to Year 9 students
22/04/10 Thursday *Senior stream Band Camp: Symphonic Wind Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, BB,
Strings, JO (Venue Merroo Christian Centre Kurrajong)
*Year 7 Camp (Day 2)
23/04/10 Friday *Year 7 Camp (Day 3)
Apr 24-25 Sat - Sun (Sun) Beauty & Beast rehearsals
Week 2B
26/04/10 Monday Anzac Day Holiday
*Year 9 Visual Arts excursion to Bundanon
27/04/10 Tuesday *Year 9 Visual Arts excursion to Bundanon
*Year 12 Music Extension performance night, hall
28/04/10 Wednesday *Grade Sport Trials (1)
*Year 9 Visual Arts excursion to Bundanon
*Year 12 Drama, Sydney Theatre Company Workshop on Brecht, 11-4 pm
*Year 11 Drama + Year 12 English Extension excursion, Waiting for Godot, New
Theatre@ 8pm, bus from school
School assembly: Anzac Day Service
29/04/10 Thursday *Bell Shakespeare in hall, P3 for all Year 9 and P5 for all Year 10
*Year 12 Geography field trip, Myall Lakes (Day 1)
*Year 12 UBS Cadetship talk, lunchtime
30/04/10 Friday *Athletics Carnival at Narrabeen Sports Centre
*Year 12 Geography field trip, Myall Lakes (Day 2)
May 1 - 2 Sat - Sun (Sun) Beauty & Beast rehearsals
(Sat) Year 12 Geography field trip, Myall Lakes (Day 3)
Week 3A

3/05/10 Monday *Year 10 scripture P2
*Year 10 Japanese Assessment Task (Conversation), P1 (JA5)
*Year 11 French Continuers Assessment Task (Speaking), P2
*All Year 9 involved in DER rollout and training all day.
4/05/10 Tuesday *Year 10 Japanese Assessment Task (Conversation), P3 (JA6)
*Year 11 Japanese Continuers Assessment (Speaking), P5
*Year 11 French Continuers Assessment Task (Speaking), P4
*Drama students to 'Wicked' 8:00pm performance - students to make their own
way to theatre
*SRC college executive meeting @ staff common room, 3:30
*All Year 9 involved in DER rollout and training all day.
5/05/10 Wednesday *Grade Sport Trials (2)
*Year 10 French Assessment task, period 2
*Year 11 French Continuers Assessment Task (Speaking), P3
*Year 11 Japanese Continuers Assessment (Speaking), P1
6/05/10 Thursday *Year 10 Japanese Assessment Task (Conversation), P3 (JA6)
*Year 11 Japanese Continuers Assessment (Speaking), P1
*Year 9 Drama excursion to Sydney Theatre Company, all day, performance plus
tour
7/05/10 Friday *Year 12, Northern Beaches Career Expo @ Terrey Hills
*Year 11 Study Skills with Elevate Education
*School Cross Country, 1-3.20pm
*Year 10 Japanese Assessment Task (Conversation), P2 (JA5)
May 8-9
Sat - Sun
Week 4B
10/05/10 Monday *Year 11 Cross Campus classes only Preliminary Assessment week (Y11 shared
classes will run pm only)
*Year 10 scripture P2
*SRC- Pink Cake Day: Fundraising for Breast Cancer Research
11/05/10 Tuesday *Year 11 Cross Campus classes only Preliminary Assessment week (Y11 shared
classes run pm only)
*NAPLAN (D1)
12/05/10 Wednesday *Year 11 Cross Campus classes only Preliminary Assessment week (Y11 shared
classes run pm only)
*NAPLAN (D2)
*Grade sport trials (3)
*Year 12 x 8 students to UNSW Engineering Day
13/05/10 Thursday *Year 11 Cross Campus classes only Preliminary Assessment week (Y11 shared
classes run pm only)
*NAPLAN (D3)
14/05/10 Friday *School Photo Day
*NAPLAN (Catch up day)
May 15-16 Sat - Sun (Sun) Beauty & Beast rehearsals
MERIT WEEK
Week 5A
17/05/10 Monday *Year 10 scripture P1
*Band Committee meeting, 8:00pm
18/05/10 Tuesday *Year 12 Music additional topic and extension performance night, hall
*Year 7 Geography excursion to Homebush wetlands
*Zone Cross Country
*Year 7 History excursion to Museum of Ancient Cultures, Macquarie Uni

19/05/10 Wednesday *Morning school tour with Principal (bookings essential)
*P & C Meeting, 7.30 pm
*Grade Sport begins
*Years 9, 10, 11 Drama night
20/05/10 Thursday *School photo catch up day and group photos
21/05/10 Friday * Year 11 RYDA driver awareness, all day
*Year 9 trivia fundraiser for motor neuron disease, in hall, P3-4
May 22-23 Sat - Sun *P&C/Band Trivia Night
(Sun) Beauty & Beast rehearsals
Week 6B
YEAR ASSEMBLIES
24/05/10 Monday *Year 10 scripture P1
*Year 11 & 12 VA excursion to Biennale, all day
*SRC-Mufti Day: Fundraising for Motor Neuron Disease. Enclosed shoes required
*Year 8 (8DT1) Critic's day incursion, P3&4
25/05/10 Tuesday *ICAS Computer Skills Assessment
*Zone Cross Country @ Pittwater Rugby Park
*Year 12 Parent Teacher Evening, 4-7pm
*Year 8 Bell Shakespeare, hall, P5
26/05/10 Wednesday
27/05/10 Thursday *Year 8 Visual Arts Excursion, Curl Curl Beach, all day
Year 7 Assembly and debating competition in Common Room Period 3
28/05/10 Friday
May 29-30 Sat - Sun Beauty & Beast rehearsals
Week 7A
31/05/10 Monday *Year 10 Scripture P2
1/06/10 Tuesday *Year 12 French and Japanese assessment tasks, during normal class periods
2/06/10 Wednesday *School Musical 'Beauty & the Beast', 7:30, school hall
3/06/10 Thursday *School Musical 'Beauty & the Beast', 7:30, school hall
*Zone Athletics Carnival @ Narrabeen
*Year 7-10 UNSW Science Competition
4/06/10 Friday *School Musical 'Beauty & the Beast', 7:30, school hall
*School Musical, matinee, 12:00 (tbc)
*Year 12 Chemistry excursion to Maritime Museum, all day (students make their
own way to venue)
Jun 5-6 Sat - Sun School Musical (Saturday), 7:30pm, school hall
Week 8B
7/06/10 Monday
8/06/10 Tuesday * Year 10 Subject Selection for 2011, Hall, 7.30
*Year 10 subject selection round robin, P2 & P3; divided into 6 groups in the hall,
addressed by subject representative on stage 6 courses - P2 History Geography,
P3 electives
*Year 11 Parent Teacher Evening, 4-7pm
9/06/10 Wednesday Year 8 Science Competition 11.10 - 12.20 in hall
10/06/10 Thursday *Year 8 High Resolves Program; All Year 8 and up to twenty Year 10
Year 7, 9, 10 Science Comp in classrooms; periods TBA
11/06/10 Friday
June 12-13 Sat
Week 9A
14/06/10 Monday Public Holiday
YEAR 7 COLLEGE PROJECT WEEK

15/06/10 Tuesday *Year 11 Japanese Continuers Assessment, P5
*Sydney Eisteddfod/McDonalds - S Jazz
16/06/10 Wednesday *P & C Meeting, 7.30 pm
*AM School tour with Principal (bookings essential)
17/06/10 Thursday *Regional Cross Country @ Gosford Racecourse
*Year 10 UNSW visit, all day
*Sydney Eisteddfod/McDonalds - I-Jazz
18/06/10 Friday *Year 9, 10, 11, 12 Textiles excursion to Craft & Quilt Fair, Darling Harbour
*Years 7 & 10 Immunisation
Jun 19-20 Sat - Sun *Sydney Eisteddfod /McDonalds Challenge finals (tbc)
*(Sun) War Vets Jazz - all Jazz ensembles (tbc)
Week 10B *Sydney North Dance Festival at Glen Street Theatre (evening performances, 1
matinee + half day rehearsal)
21/06/10 Monday *Year 7 Scripture
22/06/10 Tuesday *Year 8 & 10 Parent teacher evening, 4-8 pm
23/06/10 Wednesday *Year 11 GP's visit, periods 1 & 2
24/06/10 Thursday *Year 10 Japanese Assessment Task, P3 (JA5), P4 (10JA6)
25/06/10 Friday *SRC Night of Stars
*Year 12 Geography Townsville excursion (Pref 2)
*Trial HSC Japanese Extension Speaking Task, period 1-2
Jun 26-27 Sat - Sun *Senior State Music Camp 26/6 to 1/7
*Year 12 Geography Townsville excursion (Pref 2)
Week 11A
28/06/10 Monday *Senior State Music Camp
*Year 12 Geography Townsville excursion (Pref 2)
*Year 7 Scripture, Period 1
*Year 7 & 9 Parent Teacher Evening, 4-8pm
*Semester 2 timetables distributed 9.10 - 9.25 am. Year 7 in Common Room;
Year 8 in Library; Year 9 in hall
29/06/10 Tuesday *Senior State Music Camp
*Years 7, 8, 9 Principal's Awards Ceremony, P1, hall (approx 50 students)
30/06/10 Wednesday *Senior State Music Camp
1/07/10 Thursday *Senior State Music Camp
*Year 12 English, Wit, 8 pm
*Years 10, 11, 12 Principal's Awards Ceremony, P2, hall (approx 50 students)
2/07/10 Friday Last day of Term 2
Jul 3-4 Sat - Sun Winter Vacations to Sunday 18 July (inclusive)

TRIVIA
NIGHT
FUNDRAISER
THEME: BLACK AND WHITE
DRESS THE TABLE....DRESS
YOURSELF!
FOOD AND DRINK : BYO
CAN YOU DONATE A
PRIZE?
FOR RAFFLE, AUCTION OR WINNERS -
ALL GRATEFULLY RECEIVED!
PLEASE EMAIL
JDEERE@BIGPOND.NET.AU
22
MAY
2010 AT 7PM
$20 PER HEAD
BOOK A TABLE FOR 8-10 PEOPLE OR
JOIN YOUR YEAR GROUP TABLE
WHERE: MANLY SCHOOL HALL
MORE INFORMATION:
EMAIL JILL DEERE ON
JDEERE@BIGPOND.NET.AU
OR CALL 0412 051 438
ALL FUNDS RAISED
TO P&C BUILDING FUND
AND BANDS OF MANLY
CAMPUS
YEAR 12 STUDENTS
WELCOME TO
ATTEND!
TO RESERVE YOUR SEATS FOR A FUN NIGHT, PLACE THIS FORM IN THE BAND BOX (OUTSIDE SICK BAY)
PLEASE RESERVE ME A TABLE FOR ____________ PEOPLE OR PLEASE RESERVE ____ SEATS AT THE
YEAR ________ TABLE. NAME :__________________________________________________
I ENCLOSE CASH/CHEQUE (TO NBSC MANLY) FOR $_______ ($20 PER HEAD)
EFT PAYMENT HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED TO BANDS OF MANLY SELECTIVE BSB 062 155 ACC: 10024190
I AUTHORISE THE FOLLOWING VISA/ MASTERCARD PAYMENT TO NBSC, MANLY SELECTIVE CAMPUS
NAME: ________________________ CARD NUMBER: _ _ _ _/_ _ _ _ /_ _ _ _/_ _ _ _
EXPIRY:________________________ SIGNATURE: _________________________