2 August 2013 - Bellingen High School

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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
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