2 August 2013 - Bellingen High School

August 2, 2013
Bellingen High School
NEWSLETTER
Telephone: 02 66551 315
Fax: 02 66552 630
http://www.bellingen-h.schools.nsw.edu.au
Principal’s Report
Public Education Week 2013
What a marvellous night we had on Wednesday evening. Our Bellinger/Dorrigo
Community of Schools ‘Education on Show’ was an excellent showcase of the talent in
our schools. Congratulations to all our performers and to Jemara Imrie and Cassie
Windows for being great MCs.

Public Education Week Awards
Congratulations to the following people on their Education Week Awards:
STAFF AWARD: Ms Annie Phelan for outstanding contribution to the Performing
Arts at Bellingen High School and in the wider community.
COMMUNITY AWARD: Ms Jenni Farrands for outstanding advocacy and
support of the Aboriginal Community.
STUDENT AWARD: Sam Vallins for excellence in promotion, publicity,
participation and support of the Bellingen High School Performing Arts.
INAUGURAL CAROL LEON AWARD: The Carol Leon Annual Aboriginal
Education Memorial Awards are a new initiative to empower and encourage
Aboriginal students to achieve and succeed in all facets of education. The awards
focus on Aboriginal students’ participation, performance and achievement
throughout the school year, recognising and acknowledging excellence in the one or
more of the key areas of leadership, attendance, literacy and numeracy, community
participation, peer support and sports. Two Carol Leon Awards were made on
Wednesday night; one secondary and one primary. We congratulate Montana
Baldwin for achieving the first ever Secondary Carol Leon Award. I am sure that
Carol would be very proud of Montana’s achievements.
New Bellingen High School Website
Thanks to all the work of Frieda Gorman and Pru Borgert, we now have a new
website. If you need any information about our school, it will be on the website.
Please let us know what you think.
What will my son/daughter learn this year?
"What will my child learn this year?" seems like a simple enough question. After all,
isn't there a big book of lessons somewhere that all teachers refer to? Find out more
by visiting http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homeworktips/what-will-my-child-learn-this-ye
Anti Racism Contact Officer Information
Please see pages in this Newsletter regarding what we do at Bellingen High School
if ever there is a racial grievance. For any procedure to work, we rely on students
promptly reporting their concerns. Holding it in or ignoring a problem never leads
to a solution. In fact, this can only exacerbate issues between people. The
procedures are clear and fair. Please use them. Our current ARCO is Mr Jones.

Anti Bullying
In this edition of our Newsletter you will see that we have, once again, printed the
Bellingen High School Anti Bullying procedures. If a student is bullied in any way at
school, the procedures are there to safegaurd him/her. Please urge your
sons/daughters to let someone know if they are being bullied.
Until next newsletter.
Cybersafety
Dot Panaretos
Acting Principal
On Tuesday 30th July Year 7
students went to the Library to
participate in a cybersafety activity
with Senior Constable Snow, Sandy
Hamilton (School Counsellor) and
Amy Riddle from Nortec. We
learned about the risks of online
social networks and the
consequences of our actions on the
internet, particularly social
networking sites. We watched a
short clip about safety on the
internet and the risks of using the
internet were explained to us. It was
a very interesting and fun session.
Photo shows Zoe, Hannah (back) with Jazz, Corey and Gaia (front) at the workshop.
Bellingen High School – P&C Meeting
Year 7 Student
6.30pm - Staff Common Room
Guest Speakers: Magda and Tamie from Bellingen
Shire Youth Services
All Welcome!

Youth Advisory Group (YAG)
Several Bellingen High
School
students
participated in the
Australian Government's
Youth Advisory Group (YAG)
on Cybersafety. YAG
members have provided
unique and valuable insights
into cybersafety issues
affecting children and
teenagers and the ways
these issues can be
addressed from the
perspective of young people
themselves. Congratulations and thank you to Jasmin, Kristen, Jeremy, Katelyn and
Tegan (absent from photo) for your commitment to this important program.
Parents who wish to join this advisory group can call 1800 254 907 or email
tap@dbcde.gov.au
Frieda Gorman – Coordinator
WorldVision 40 Hour Famine
So far Bellingen High School has 21 socially conscious students who have signed up to do
the 40 Hour Famine. This year the money raised goes directly to children in Malawi
where 50% of the children do not get enough food for normal growth.
The students have already raised close to $1000 which is a tremendous effort. If you
google 40 Hour Famine you can go to the Bellingen High School group and sponsor one of
the Bellingen High School students.
The Famine is on 16 th to 18 th August so there is plenty of time for more students to help
this worthy cause.
Liz Hoy - Coordinator

Bullying
Schools exist in a society where incidents of bullying behaviour may occur. Preventing and
responding to bullying behaviour in learning and working environments is a shared
responsibility of all staff, students, parents, caregivers and members of the wider school
community. Bellingen High school students have all received a copy of a wallet sized card
entitled "What to Do if I am Bullied" and we have a wide variety of strategies and programs
running at Bellingen High school to minimise bullying. Full details of our anti bullying policy
can be found on our school website.
WHAT TO DO IF I AM BULLIED
If I feel hurt or upset by what someone else has said, written or done.
I tell a teacher or my Year Advisor
OR
A friend tells my teacher or Year Advisor
OR
I use the Bully Box in the Library
OR
My parent/carer contacts the School
First Report
Teacher will tell the bully to stop and help work out the problem.
My Year Advisor and Mrs Gorman will be informed.
I may want to talk to the
School Counsellor
Second Report
Mrs Gorman or my year Advisor will help me work
out a solution.
The bully will be given a warning by Mrs Gorman
or my Year Advisor.
My parents may be involved
Third Report
Mrs Gorman will inform the Deputy Principal.
The bully will be given a warning by the Deputy
Principal
I will receive continued support
from teachers, Mrs Gorman,
Counsellor and Deputy
Principal
Fourth Report or
IF I AM IN DANGER
Deputy principal or Principal will interview the
bully.
Bully may be suspended.
NOTE:
ALL REPORTS/ACTIONS WILL BE RECORDED IN THE BELLINGEN HIGH SCHOOL
BULLYING REGISTER

Bellingen High School
Anti-racism Policy Statement
Bellingen High School rejects racism in all its forms. Our school is committed to the
elimination of racial discrimination, including direct and indirect racism, racial
vilification and harassment.
If your child feels that they are the victims of racism the incident or matter can be
resolved by reporting it to the Anti-Racism Officer in our School. The Officer will
then instigate an investigation based on the Grievance Procedures flow chart below.
All New South Wales schools are monitored by the Department of Education and
Communities as an ongoing part of the Anti-racism Policy implementation across the
State.
Anti-racism Grievance Procedures
Step 1: Making a complaint
Contact Officer will:
obtain details
inform person(s) of process and rights
Step 2: Investigating the complaint
Senior Officer and Contact Officer will:
interview both parties
seek resolution
write report for Principal and recommend action
Step 3: Making a decision
Principal or Senior Officer will:
decide on action and inform both parties
inform both parties of right to appeal
Step 4: Appeal
Next most senior officer will:
review material
discuss with person appealing
attempt resolution
decide on action and inform all parties
Step 5: Further action
Principal or Senior officer will:
monitor situation regularly

From the Careers Advisor
RAS Foundation Rural Scholarships
Are you a student who is passionate about forging a career that will help
strengthen your local rural community? Applications are now open for the Royal
Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) Foundation Rural Scholarships.
Over the last three years the Foundation has awarded 126 Rural Scholarships to
students studying at TAFE, university and pursuing apprenticeships.
RAS Foundation Executive Officer Jocellin Jansson said the scholarships are aimed
at reducing some of the financial challenges rural students often face when it
comes to pursuing their education and training goals.
“In 2013, a record 49 students were awarded a RASF Rural Scholarship. There is
no age limit and students could be studying anything from education, engineering,
health, agriculture, business – and anything in between. We are looking for a
broad cross section of people who want to make a real contribution to the future
of rural NSW,” said Ms Jansson.
Hillston’s Sharni Scott was selected from a pool of over 1,000 applications in 2013.
The 23-year-old is the first member of her family to attend university and is
currently in her final year of a Bachelor of Education.
“The scholarship is making a huge difference in not only my life, but also my
family’s. ‘Thank you’ doesn’t sum up the level of appreciation and gratitude we
have towards the RAS Foundation and my scholarship donor,” said Miss Scott.
The RAS Foundation Rural Scholarships offer $5,000 for full-time-study and
$2,500 for part-time study to assist students from rural areas who in turn are
motivated to help build strong and vibrant communities.
Interested recipients are encouraged to visit www.rasnsw.com.au/programs to
find out more about the RAS Foundation Rural Scholarships and to complete the
online application form.
Automotive Modern Apprenticeship
Program
Vantage Automotive Pty Ltd is a major provider of government funded vocational
learning and outsourced services to major vehicle manufacturers with an
extensive client list across Australia. Applications are now being sought from
students interested in joining the motor trade.

Both males and females from all over Australia are invited to apply for the
Modern Apprenticeship Program and if selected will be offered full time
employment at a dealer close to home and flown to either Sydney, Melbourne or
Brisbane for block training. Flights and accommodation, where eligible, are also
included.
Positions are already available for 2014. Students should apply quickly to ensure
their chance of a full time position.
Students are to check with their Careers Advisor for any further advice or to gain
a better understanding of what Vantage Automotive has to offer, or can visit
www.vantageautomotive.com. Students can also contact Vantage Automotive Pty
Ltd via email (reception@vantageautomotive.com) or phone (8014 8990) if they
have any queries or concerns, so that you can gain knowledge and understanding
of the Program.
If you are interested, the process of enrolment would be to carefully look at the
Manufacturers and Dealerships listed on the website under the “Apply Now’ area –
the Apprenticeship Program leads to full time employment, and you can choose
which Dealer you wish to apply to.
After you are happy with your selection, you are then required to complete the
application form online, attach your current Resume and cover letter. You will
also be required to follow the steps and complete a short online assessment.
The Dealership to which you have applied will then receive the application and
may be in contact to invite you for an interview. During this process, you could
be offered the chance to talk to staff and trainers alongside a number of students
that are currently enrolled on the Modern Apprenticeships Program to discuss
your options and it will also offer an opportunity for you to ask any questions
you may have.
Year 10 Work Experience
Parents are reminded that all Year 10
students are to be involved in the Work
Experience program in Term 4
(November 24 to December 11).
Your son/daughter has been given a
letter to take home. Could parents
please sign the permission note and
return it to the school to indicate that
you have received this.
Trish Kirk
Careers Advisor

From the TAS Faculty
Year 10 Food Technology students
catering for Year 10 Parents
On Monday 22 nd July, a
small group of Year 10
Food
Technology
students,
kindly
volunteered their time to
cook for the Year 10
Subject Selection evening.
Hanne, Evett, Gina and
Elisha catered for the 40+
parents that came to the
presentation, with the
assistance of Miss Jeanes
and Miss Ridgewell.
The students prepared and
presented a selection of
sushi, mini quiches and
pumpkin scones. The
feedback from those who
attended was very
positive.
Jesse Jeanes/
Amanda Ridgewell
TAS Faculty
Engineering students construct bike
racks - Free drinks for all!
Yes you read it correctly; Carmel at the Canteen is giving away free
drinks to anyone who rides to school! We want to promote healthy
lifestyles that are good for the environment. No, you can't say it's too
hot. Now that the Year 11 Engineering students have built our school
and the Bellingen Public School two bike racks, you now have the facility
to chain up your bikes safely at the top of the hill outside the Science
block. There are spaces for 24 bikes so dust off the "treadly" and get fit
while coming to school.

Remember, see Carmel when you arrive, show her your bike and get to
choose any drink from the Canteen for free! Yes riding is cool :)
Congratulations should go to the students involved for a huge job in
designing and making four bike racks.
Years 7 and 8 Technology students
keep on producing the goods!
Pictured are some of our fantastic students with the quality projects they
have been producing in the workshop.
A reminder to all parents that your students must wear leather shoes to
school for practical classes, it is also policy that they bring an apron.
Payment of school practical fees is much appreciated and allows your
children to take projects home.

Sport News
Young Squash Player Excels
Ian Dillon
Head Teacher TAS
At the end of a very busy Term 2, 15 year old,
Trent Timms represented the North Coast in the
NSW Combined High Schools Squash
Championships held in Cardiff. During this
competition Trent was playing against Open boys
and performed extremely well in all his games
helping North Coast to finish third in the
competition. Trent, in fact, played so well he
was selected in the NSWCHS 15 year’s team to
travel to New Zealand later this year.
This is the third Bellingen High School student
this year to be selected to represent the state
in team and individual games. Jess Marks for
cricket, Jonty Neaves for AFL and now Trent
Timms for squash, with three other players narrowly missing out being named
as shadow reserves. These three were Jacob Williamson Leslie for football,
Shelby Mackenzie for football and Justin Alford for hockey. What a wealth
of sporting talent is sitting on the hill overlooking Bellingen, and
congratulations to Trent on this great achievement.

New State Champion!
Karlie Swanson from Bellingen High School is the new All Schools Cross
Country 16 years Age Champion. This
competition includes competitors from
Combined High Schools, Catholic
Schools and Independent High Schools
making her truly the best in the state.
This is a great achievement for Karlie
who has many accomplishments already
to her credit including a 1 st in her age
in the Gold Coast 10km run only a week earlier. Other outstanding
achievements in 2012 included 1 st in the CHS Cross Country and 2 nd in the
Australian Athletics Championships in the 3000m.
Karlie is certainly an athlete with a very successful past but even a bigger
future. These successes come from talent combined with a lot of hard work.
Her commitment to training is excellent and she has overcome some big
setbacks with injury and sickness. Karlie has not let this slow her down and
really deserves this absolutely outstanding result. Photo above shows Karlie
with her gold medal.
Three other competitors from Bellingen High School, Jacob Thorn, Katie
Thorn and Talissa Alford also competed at these Championships and performed
very well.
North Coast Athletics Championships
Eighteen students are representing Bellingen High School at the North Coast
Athletics Championships to be held at Kingscliff today. We look forward to
hearing their great results.
Futsal Championships
Northern NSW Futsal Championships is being held on Monday 12 th and
Tuesday 13 th August. Transport will be provided so students are looking to
organise this. The cost is $20.
Jon Winfer/Liz Hoy
Sport Coordinators

Bellingen Shire Youth Services
& Cranes Family
Relationships Skills Program
present
FREE Workshops for parents
Venue: The Youth HUB Bellingen
Monday 12 th August, 9.30am-2.30pm. Free Lunch
Is Anger a problem in your family?
• Staying calm when kids stress out.
• Help your young person understand and express their anger in healthy
ways.
• Understand the dynamics of anger in your family.
Monday 19 th August 9.30am-2.30pm
Understanding your reactions
Understanding young people’s needs, balancing yours.
Having realistic expectations
Listening to and focusing on your young person
Contact Bellingen Shire Youth Services on 66550167
Tamie 0429839473 or Magdalena 0437460856
Phone Bookings Essential

Family and
Community Information Centre
TAX HELP
PO Box 317 Macksville 2447
Phone: 6568 2305
Fax: 6568 2218
nvnc@bigpond.net.au
www.nvcsc.org.au
The Family and Community Information Centre has trained and experienced TAX
HELP volunteers available at Macksville and Nambucca Heads ready to assist to
complete your tax return.
The service commenced in and will continue until October.
The TAX HELP service is available to anyone who has an income below $50,000 per
year but that this can vary depending on circumstances.
To determine if you are eligible for this free service, contact the Family and Community
Information Centre on 65686249 or the ATO on 13 28 61
Booking for TAX HELP appointments is essential and can be made by contacting the
Family and Community Information Centre on 65682305.
For further information contact Family and Community Information Centre: 6568 2305
or Paul Sekfy 0419440065
EXPERIENCE ANOTHER CULTURE, MAKE NEW FRIENDS
IMPROVE YOUR LANGUAGE STUDIES AT HOME
In January 2014 Student Exchange Australia New Zealand Ltd will be receiving exchange
students from Europe, Canada, the USA and Latin America. Our new arrivals will live with a
host family and attend a local school for 2-10 months. We are keen to hear from suitable
families who might be interested to host a student. It's a great way for them to learn about a
new country and share an unforgettable experience with the entire family!
Host families come in all shapes and sizes, backgrounds and ages. Hosting an exchange
student can be a truly rewarding experience. It allows a family to experience a foreign culture
first hand, be exposed to a new language and pass on a bit of our own culture. They might
even make a friend for life!
If you have any questions about hosting an exchange student or would like to view profiles of
students arriving from other countries, you can either respond to this email or call our office
on 1300 135 331. No obligation.

Years 11 and 12 Assessment Schedules
HSIE
YEAR/SUBJECT DUE TASK WEIGHTING
Year 11 Ancient History Week 5 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 4
Task 5
15%
30%
Year 11 Business Studies Week 9 Term 3 Task 9 35%
Year 11 Geography Week 6 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 4
Task 6
10%
20%
Year 11 Modern History Week 9 Term 3 Task 4 -
Year 11 Society & Culture Week 9 Term 3 Task 3 60%
Year 12 Ancient History Term 3 Task 4 20%
Year 12 Geography Term 3 Task 3 -
Year 12 Modern History Term 3 Task 4 20%
Year 12 Society & Culture Term 3 Task 4 20%
CAPA
YEAR/SUBJECT DUE TASK WEIGHTING
Year 11 Music Week 9 Term 3 Task 4 35%
Year 11 Visual Arts Week 5 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 3
Task 4
20%
20%
Year 12 Music 1 Term 3 Task 5 20%
Year 12 Music 2 Term 3 Task 5 15%
Year 12 Music Extension Term 3 Task 1 50%
Year 12 Visual Arts Early Term 3 Task 5 20%
TAS
YEAR/SUBJECT DUE TASK WEIGHTING
Year 11 CAFS Week 9 Term 3 Task 30%
Year 11 Engineering Week 6 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 4
Task 5
20%
30%
Year 11 Food Tech Week 9 Term 3 Task 3 30%
Year 11 Timber Week 5 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 3
Task 4
30%
50%
Year 12 CAFS Term 3 Trial Exam 40%
Year 12 Engineering Week 7 Term 3 Task 5 15%
Year 12 Food Technology Term 3 Task 5 20%
Year 12 Metal Term 3
Task 3
30%
Term 3
Year 12 Timber Term 3
Term 3
Task 4
Task 3
Task 4
15%
30%
15%

ENGLISH
YEAR/SUBJECT DUE TASK WEIGHTING
Year 11 English Advanced Week 6 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 4
Task 5
25%
5%
Year 11 English Extension 1 Week 5 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 3
Task 4
15%
10%
Year 11 English Standard Week 6 Term 3
Task 4
25%
Week 9 Term 3
Task 5
25%
Year 12 English Advanced Term 3 Task 6 20%
Year 12 English Standard Week 10 Term 3
Term 3
Task 5
Task 6
25%
20%
MATHEMATICS
YEAR/SUBJECT DUE TASK WEIGHTING
Year 11 Maths Week 9 Term 3 Task 3 -
Year 11 Maths Extension 1 Week 9 Term 3 Task 3 -
Year 11 Maths General Week 9 Term 3 Task 3 -
Year 12 Info Tech Term 3 Task -
Year 12 Maths Term 3 Task -
Year 12 Maths Extension 2 Term 3 Task 4 -
Year 12 Maths General Term 3 Task 4 -
Year 12 Maths Extension 1 Term 3 Task 4 -
SCIENCE
YEAR/SUBJECT DUE TASK WEIGHTING
Year 11 Agriculture Week 9 Term 3 Task 4 40%
Year 11 Biology Week 9 Term 3 Task 4 40%
Year 11 Chemistry Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 3
Task 4
20%
40%
Year 11 Earth & Env
Science
Week 5 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 3
Task 4
30%
40%
Year 11 Physics Week 4 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 3
Task 4
35%
35%
Year 12 Biology Term 3 Task 3 25%
The week tasks are due may need to be changed due to unavoidable circumstances
PDHPE
YEAR/SUBJECT DUE TASK WEIGHTING
Year 11 PDHPE Week 6 Term 3
Week 9 Term 3
Task 4
Task 5
10%
40%
Year 12 PDHPE Term 3 Task 5 15%
Year 12 Sport Life & Rec Term 3 Task 4 15%

Bellingen High School Uniform Code
Bellingen High School asks all parents to send their children to school neatly dressed
in correct uniform. Every student should take pride in their personal appearance and
the wearing of school uniform is an important step in developing a good school spirit.
The following is acceptable uniform at Bellingen High School:
GIRLS: YEARS 7-10
● White button front blouse or polo shirt with collar (no advertisements)
● Blue tartan skirt or royal blue shorts or denim shorts (not more
than 10 centimetres from the knee - see picture)
● Dark blue slacks or blue jeans of an acceptable length
● Dark blue jumper and/or school jacket (no hoodies)
● Black shoes, white socks
● Acceptable sports shoes
GIRLS: SPORTS DAY/PE
● Royal blue shorts (not more than 10 centimetres from the knee)
● Gold polo shirt
● Acceptable sport shoes with white socks
● Hat
BOYS: YEARS 7 - 12
● White button front shirt or polo shirt (no advertisements)
● Dark blue jumper and/or school jacket (no hoodies)
● Grey shorts (not more than 10 centimetres from the
knee – see picture), slacks (single colour) or blue jeans
● Black shoes, white or grey socks, acceptable sports shoes
BOYS: SPORTS DAY/PE
● Royal blue shorts (single colour/of an acceptable length)
● Gold polo shirt
● Acceptable sports shoes with blue and gold socks
● Hat
GIRLS: YEARS 11-12
● White button front blouse or polo shirt with collar (no advertisements)
● Royal blue skirt or royal blue shorts or denim shorts (not more than 10
centimetres from the knee)
● Dark blue slacks or blue jeans of an acceptable length
● Dark blue jumper and/or school jacket (no hoodies)
● Black shoes, white socks
● Acceptable sports shoes

Unacceptable dress for Bellingen High School:
Stretch skirts (this is not negotiable).
Girl’s shorts that are too short.
Ripped clothing
Singlets, string shoulder tops as shirts, sleeveless shirts
Low cut necklines or armholes, blouses/shirts that are indecent in a school
environment; midriff tops (see skin, not in)
Slogans or pictures excepting brand names (as in small pocket sized logo)
No underwear as outwear (e.g. petticoats).
Hoodies
Coloured ties
Long coloured / striped socks
Sandals, crocs, thongs, high heels, ugg boots or slippers
Students wearing unacceptable dress will be either asked to change into school
clothing or sent home.
Safety:
NO long hanging bracelets, necklaces or earrings, excessively loose
garments in practical subjects and sports activities.
Establishing and maintaining safe working environments is fundamental to the work of
teachers. Footwear is an important safety item. Good soles provide a sound grip on
the floor preventing accidents from occurring. Footwear can also protect feet from
mechanical or chemical damage. DEC policy clearly states that it is mandatory that
students carrying out practical activities using chemicals or equipment in schools
wear enclosed leather footwear. This includes all Science, Industrial Arts and Home
Economics classes. Our new Bellingen High School commercial stainless steel
kitchen began operation last year and no student will be allowed in without leather
footwear.
Leather shoes can now be purchased for as little as $20. Leather skate shoes and
leather joggers are now readily available trendy options other than the traditional
school shoe.
We urge parents to provide their children with leather upper shoes so that we can
meet our OH&S obligations.
Remember that if students are out of uniform
they are required to bring a note from home
AND/OR see the Deputy Principal for a red
uniform slip.

AUGUST
DATES TO REMEMBER
NOVEMBER
5-6 Futsal Champion of Champions 11 P&C Meeting
6-8 NSWCHS Lawn Bowls 7-12 Years 9/10 Exams
12 P&C Meeting 8 CLAPPER Awards
23 NAIDOC Day Concert 8 NC Surf Lifesaving
30 Wear it Purple Day 13-22 Year 10 Futures Program
SEPTEMBER
19-10 NC Cricket (Boys)
5-6 NSWCHS Athletics 25 Year 10 Work Experience
6-13 Year 11 Exams 26 NC Cricket (Girls)
9 P&C Meeting DECEMBER
11 Year 7 Vaccinations 3 Silver Excursion
19 Year 12 Final Assembly – 10am 3-4 Gold Excursion
21 Year 12 Formal 13 Presentation Day Assembly
OCTOBER 13 Years 7 to 10 Reports Issued
14 P&C Meeting 18 End Term 4
28-31 Years 7/8 Exams
29 MNC Cricket (Boys)
Canteen Roster
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
5 th August 6 th August 7 th August 8 th August 9 th August
Christine Witt Deanne Johnson Lisa Barlo Penny Stark
12 th August 13 th August 14 th August 15 th August 16 th August
Jenny Parker Kim Mathews Jeanette Hickey Helen Trist
19 th August 20 th August 21 st August 22 nd August 23 rd August
Christine Witt Annette Mason Jenny Harry
26 th August 27 th August 28 th August 29 th August 30 th August
Christine Witt Sharon Hearps Cassandra Robinson
2 nd September 3 rd September 4 th September 5 th September 6 th September
Debbie Bardsley Deanne Johnson Ruth Battis Penny Stark
9 th September 10 th September 11 th September 12 th September 13 th September
Christine Witt Jo Barr Kate Harling Helen Trist
16 th September 17 th September 18 th September 19 th September 20 th September
Deanne Johnson