Nurrunga Online Vol 34 No 17 - Waverley College

VOLUME 34 No. 17 10th JUNE 2010
Limited places exist in Years 7-12 in 2011
World Environment Day
World Environment Day 2010 was celebrated on
Saturday June 5. I invite you to visit the website which
provides comprehensive information, images and
initiatives.
http://www.unep.org/wed/2010/english/
I am very proud of the steps taken by the Waverley
community to move this issue forward. Of particular
note is the formation of our Junior School Environment
Group (under the leadership of Mr Kendall Robinson).
This group has been extremely pro-active in keeping
envirnmental issues on the agenda at Waverley. They
have set up a site on ewave, produced a term program of
environmental actions, consulted with external agencies
and celebrated all this and more on World Environment
Day! (see photo below of Junior School and Pre-School
students in our new Covered Outdoor Learning Area)
The major religions of the world have an ongoing
commitment to the natural world. The sacred writings
of Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam
and others have specific teachings on the care of the
environment. In fact, there is plenty of agreement on
how we should act.
The United Nations Environment Program has issued a
publication titled: Earth and Faith: A Book of Reflection for
Action. It offers a list of agreed environmental statements
from the major world religions. These include:
* The natural world has value in itself and does not exist solely to serve human needs.
* Non-human living beings are morally significant in the eyes of God and in the universe; they have
their own relationship to God and the universe.
* Human life depends on the natural world and this should be acknowledged, appreciated and
celebrated.
* The well-being of human beings and non-human beings are inseparably connected. Therefore,
justice and compassion should apply to both.
* There are legitimate and non-legitimate uses of nature
* Greed and destructiveness should be condemned. Restraint and protection should be praised.
* Human beings are obliged to be aware and responsible in living in harmony with the natural world
and should follow the specific practices taught by their religious traditions.
It is a great sign of hope that such agreement exists. It remains our
challenge to apply these truths to our own situations.
Congratulations
I commend our Cadets (winners of
CAS Drill Event!), Theatre Sports
Teams (now Grand Finalists!), Junior
School Cantores (achieved a place
in McDonald’s Performing Arts
Challenge!), Musicians (great Music
Camp!) for their commitment and
successes in recent weeks.
Mr Ray Paxton
Last Friday the Junior School and the children from the Pre-school
celebrated World Environment Day. Under the guidance of Mr Robinson
the boys at the Junior School are trying very hard to make a positive
impact on the environment. The recycling drive is in full swing and the
boys are working hard at ensuring their carbon footprint is reduced.
Very exciting news. Hugh France from 5 Gold has made it into
the final 20 artworks (out of some 520) for the Waverley Council
Truck Art Competition and is invited to the announcement of the
7 winners. Well done Hugh and all the best in the final selection.
We wish James Mahony-Brack all the best as he represents CIS at
the PSSA Football Championships in Nowra this week. Not only is
James competing for CIS, the tournament acts as a selection trial
for the State team which is picked at the end of the tournament.
To assist the Senior School Cricket Tour a BBQ is being held on
Friday June 18. Boys will be able to buy a sausage on a roll and
a drink for $4. An order form will be sent home during the week.
Australian Government assistance for National Capital Excursion
Students from the Junior School recently undertook an
educational tour of the national capital. While on this tour they
participated in a variety of educational programmes focused
on Australia’s history, culture, heritage and democracy.
The Australian Government recognises the importance of all
young Australians being able to visit their National Capital as
part of their civics and citizenship education. To assist you in
meeting the cost of the excursion the Australian Government is
contributing funding under the Parliament and Civics and Education
Rebate (PACER) programme toward the travel expenses incurred.
Activities undertaken as part of the educational tour included
the tour of Parliament House, visit to the War Memorial and a
session at the Electoral Education Centre. We would like to thank
the Australian Government for their support of this program.
We hope that the excursion was a rewarding experience for all students.
The following boys have received awards for the last cycle – well done gentlemen
Academic Award Winners
Jai Kuruvita 5 Red -Maths Review 2 – 100%
Liam Rayner 5 Gold - Maths Review 2 – 100%
John Persoglia 5 Red - Maths Review 2 – 100%
Blair Ryan 6 Red - Maths Review 2 - Top Mark in Year 6
Thomas Serhon 6 Gold - Maths Review 3 – Top Mark in Year 6
Edmund Rice Community Service Awards
Year 5
Nicholas Galego - 5 Gold
Angus Baird - 5 Gold
Joshua Sidoti - 5 Gold
Zac Alexander - 5 Gold
Honour Awards
Tomas Drevon - 5 Blue
Liam Wood - 5 Blue
Riley Addison - 5 Blue
Liam Cornish - 5 Green
Mr Anthony Banboukjian
(Director – Junior School)
Year 6
Will Beath - 6 Blue
Jordan Kery - 6 Gold
Ben Kite - 6 Gold
Will Corti - 6 Gold
Honour Awards
Ben Walker - 5 Green
Joshua Pulvirenti - 5 Red
John Persoglia - 5 Red
Matteo Panucci - 5 White
Phillip Achilleos - 5 White
Liam Hoy - 6 Blue
Tom Foley - 6 Blue
Zac Iacoviello - 6 Blue
Hugh France - 5 Gold
Thomas Sharpe - 5 Green
Anthony Madunic - 5 Green
Thomas Danzey - 6 Gold
James Corry - 6 Gold
Will Corti - 6 Gold
Louis Wyvill - 6 Red
Henry Gibson - 6 Red
Oscar Sobb - 6 White
James Olson- 6 White
Jason Zervos - 6 White

Study Skills Tip – Computer Skills (provided by Pure Salter
Enhanced Learning Educational Services)
Now that computers play such a large role in our lives, it is worth thinking
now and then about your computer skills. This month, one of the new
units on online Studies Skills Handbook looks at Basic Computer Skills
– you’ll find it in the For Students tab. Some of the areas covered are
firstly physical care for your computer, there are all sorts of hazards
from pets to dust that can cause problems for your computer. The unit
also suggests ways to set up your files and folders for school, nothing
worse than trying to find a file when they are all named science1,
science2 etc. And don’t forget the importance of regular back-ups and
system checks to ensure your files are protected and your computer
runs smoothly. When did you last do a back-up of your files and where
do you keep this back-up? Lastly, if you are a notebook or laptop user,
you’ll definitely want to check out the section on maximizing battery life.
The Study Skills Handbook Online is access via the College website
User name: forwaverleycollegeonly
Password: 94results
Academic Assembly - Congratulations to the following boys
presented at the Academic Assembly on Thursday 3rd June
2010 for achieving Academic Awards.
Year 7
Kasiel Chiodo
Luke Raiti
Dean Tinellis
Year 8
Emmanuel Cordato
Jack Irwin
Javier Loyola Mardones
Hadrien Moffroid
Sion Nattress
Year 10
Daniel Kelly
Jasmeet Mand
Year 11
Alexander Imvriotis
Taylor Kearns
Shaun Landi-Dolman
Francis O’Neill
Alexander Panebianco
Year 12
Benjamin Abraham
Duarte Augusto
Timothy Brydon
Aidan Cai
Tobias Chapman
Brandon Chin
William Irwin
Vincent Couling
Matthew Davies
Year 12
Reuben Gibbes
Matthew Knox
Andrew Loy
William Manolas
Simon McAuliffe
Matthew Meoli
Michael Millett
Maxime Moffroid
William Munro
Kosta Pontidas
Matthew Pulella
Randall Taylor
Matthew Weetman
Lloyd Wood
Another wet weekend, however, a few fixtures did go ahead. Both
the 1st XI Football and 1st XV Rugby sides played over at Trinity
as well as all A’s Football sides, Volleyball, and some Tennis. The
15C Rugby side also ventured out to ‘Joeys’ to play a difficult fixture.
Well done to Mr McBride and his side for representing the College
well under difficult circumstances, and thank you to the players and
parents who attended. Though there is no sport for Waverley this
Saturday, we have many boys in both Football and Rugby trialing
for representative teams and we wish all people involved the best of
luck and know that you are putting your best on the paddock every
time.
I must also make mention of the 9A and 9B Tennis sides that played
to a very high standard against a much more fancied opposition.
It was disappointing to hear though that there were a couple of
noticeable absences on Saturday for a couple of teams. Please
always make sure you check the wet weather line and are clear on
any cancellations.
I also need to reinforce the point that all supporters need to remain
off the field of play at all times, regardless of what is happening on
the pitch. Running onto the field of play, despite good intentions,
can easily flare up a situation and should never happen. It is also
important that we give all officials the respect that they deserve in
doing an often thankless and difficult job. Without these officials
there would be no games!
Well done to the 1st XI who played a great brand of Football on
Saturday and were desperately unlucky not to win. The 1st XV also
had a hard fought victory but reflected a lack of training due to the
weather. The 1st XV are playing a make up fixture against Barker
next Tuesday at 2.45pm at Queens Park. If you are available to
come down and support, please come in your Waverley colours!
Training sessions are on as normal this week, weather permitting,
and we need to prepare well due to the next fixture against Knox
on June 19. Can I also remind students and parents, that the house
Athletics Carnival is rapidly approaching on June 23 at ES Marks.
Mr S O’Donnell
Sports Master
Congratulations to Luke Persoglia Year 8 who was awarded an Academic
Medallion and Dean Jones Year 10 who was awarded an Academic Plaque.
Year 12 Economics and Business Studies Lectures
The University of Sydney Faculty of Economics and Business has invited Year 12 students
to their Annual Focus on Economics and Business Lectures. The lectures are a great
opportunity for Year 12 students to enrich their final year of studies through lectures that
will discuss challenging topics from their Economics and Business Studies. This oncampus
event also provides students with a valuable insight into teaching and learning at
the University of Sydney. The lecture series will include:
Focus on Economics
Date: Tuesday 15th June 2010
Time: 3:45pm – 5:45pm
Venue: Lecture Theatre 101, New Law School Building (F10), Eastern Avenue, the
University of Sydney
Topic: Balance of payments and external stability.
Focus on Business
Date: Tuesday 22nd June 2010
Time: 3:45pm – 5:45pm
Venue: Lecture Theatre 101, New Law School Building (F10), Eastern Avenue, the
University of Sydney
Topic: How Business create value.
Students will need to register for these lectures on sydney.edu.au/business/
focus. For further information regarding these lectures please contact Mr.
Bruce Dominish Head of Commercial Studies 02 9369 0600.
Monday 14th June (Public Holiday)
@ the PAC
Kick off @ 4am EST
Support the Socceroos and Waverley Football at the same time!
Ms D. Grigson
Deputy Headmaster Curriculum
Problem of the Week
Marcus just got a job with a car rental company. The company had 20 cars and
Marcus was put in charge of the keys. Unfortunately he got the keys mixed up.
What is the maximum number of trials of keys in car ignitions would be needed to
get the keys sorted out?
Email your solution to growling@waverley.nsw.edu.au or hand in to any member of
the Mathematics staff. The first correct solution drawn each week will win a prize.
Every correct solution will go into the draw to win a major prize at the end of term.
Congratulations to last week’s winner, Rami Alassmi. The correct answer
was 84 cm.

Theatresports - Drama News of the Week!!!
Congratulations to the Intermediate Team (Year 10) of Ryan
Morgan, Stefan Masero-Sheridan, Matthew Koutsoukis, Keegan
Barrie and Patrick Byrne who came first in their heat and now also
in their Qualifying Heat at North Sydney Girls High School last
Friday.
They are off to the Theatresports Grand Final to be conducted
at The Enmore Theatre from 2.00 pm on Sunday 20 June. An
excellent achievement against the very best in the schools’ Drama
community: the boys have announced their arrival! We wish them
the very best also, regardless of the outcome of the Final.
A big thank you to Ms Sutton-Pryce, Ms Moran and Mr Moore for
all their intelligent, creative and caring input.
At the time of going to press the senior team was preparing for
their Qualifying Final. We’ll let you know their result and details of
the Grand Final next week.
Drama in General
Year 12 continue their preparation of Group and Individual
Projects, Year 10 are working away on ‘Alone It Stands’ and
‘Bouncers’ while Year 9 are completing their very successful
Comedy Unit.
Patrick O’Shea
HOD Drama
Wave r l e y C o l l e g e
The 6th Round of the CAS season saw Waverley once again come
up against long time rival Trinity. This has been the first fixture that
has been played out in a few weeks due to weather.
The first pairing of Ryan Azzopardi and Oscar Osborne started
strongly in their doubles but were outplayed going down 7-5 6-0.
Ryan Azzopardi had a close fought singles, however letting his
opponent get the better of him with a 6-4 loss. Oscar started off well
but was eventually taken down 6-4 in a close encounter.
The second pairing of Anthony O’Rourke and Timur Nami saw them
have a good start taking the first set but lacked the intensity needed
for the second set with the score ending up at 6-4 4-6. Anthony
played a very smart game of singles pulling off some terrific shots,
however going down 6-3 in a brave effort. Timur had a slow start in
his singles and was unable to regain any confidence unfortunately
going down 6-0.
In the seconds the first pairing of Tom Wakim and Chris Polous saw
them have a tough time with their opponents in a 6-3 6-1 loss. With
a solid consistent effort in his singles, Tom just came up short going
down 6-3. Chris played a good singles but this time lacked the
consistency he was looking for, going down 6-1.
The second pair saw Mikhail Tkatchenko come back from a long
injury playing doubles with Harry James. They lost the match 6-3
6-1 but played well in the conditions. Mikhail’s first game of the
season saw a bit of rust in his game going down 6-1. Harry had the
same problem coming back from sickness and going down 6-1.
Kane Brown
MIC Tennis
Waverley College Football Presentation Night - keep the date free.
Saturday 7th August, College Gym. Organise a table with other
parents from your sons teams.
Enrol now
Holiday Camps - Years 4 ~ 8 (ages 9 - 14)
Waverley College is offering a holiday camp to boys
and girls (Years 4 to 8) for the week of Monday 28th
June to Friday 3rd July.
For further details see College website or ring John
Kara, Commercial Manager, on 9369 0764
Many of our students would not have had the opportunity to attend
training over the last two weeks due to wet fields and incessant rain.
Considering the physical nature of the game, it is important that the
players maintain some sort of exercise routine, despite the weather
conditions. It is a known fact that a considerable degree of fitness is
lost over a two week period if little exercise and training is sustained.
Rugby players should try to include at least thirty minutes of exercise
per day in order to prevent loss of fitness.
Congratulations to the First Fifteen for a closely contested win on
Saturday and to the six CAS representatives selected from Waverley
to compete against the GPS and CHS teams:
Jack Wallace
Jesse Harris
Jed Holloway
Asipeli Fine
Sam English
Matthew Meoli
Enjoy the long weekend and do some running!
Andrea Folli
MIC RUGBY
RUGBY
Team
PPrep 1st
Prep 2nd
Prep 3rd
11A’s
11B’s
11C’s
11D’s
10A’s
FOOTBALL
Team Opponent
1st Knox
2nd Knox
3rd Knox
4th Knox
5th Knox
6th Knox
7th Knox
8th Knox
9th SPC (8)
10A Knox
10B Knox
10C Knox
9A Knox
9B Knox
9C Knox
9D Knox
8A Knox
8B Knox
8C Knox
8D Knox
7A Knox
7B Knox
7C Knox
7D Knox
7E Knox
7F Knox
Junior School Sporting Fixtures (Sat 19/06/10)
Senior School Sporting Fixtures (Sat 19/06/10)
VOLLEYBALL
Team Opponent
1sts Knox
2nds Knox
DEBATING
CROSS COUNTRY
Ewen Park @10.00am
Venue
QP 2
QP 2
QP 2
QP 7
QP 7
QP 7
QP 7
QP 7
Mason 2
QP 2
QP 2
QP 2
Curuagal 1
Curuagal 1
Curuagal 1
Curuagal 1
Curagal 2
Curagal 2
Curagal 2
Curagal 2
QP 6
QP 6
QP 6
QP 7
QP 7
QP 7
Venue
Knox Gym
Knox Gym
LAWN BOWLS
vs Trinity @ 10.00am @ Waverley
CHESS
VS
Scots
Scots
Scots
Scots
Knox
Knox
Kings C
Barker
Field
Queens Park 24
Queens Park 24
Queens Park 24
Queens Park 23
Queens Park 23
Queens Park 23
Price 2
Taylor Field
Time
1.15pm
12.00pm
11.00am
12.00pm
11.00am
10.00am
9.00am
8.00am
9.00am
8.00am
9.00am
10.00am
8.00am
9.00am
10.00am
11.00am
2.00pm
1.00pm
12.00pm
11.00am
2.00pm
1.00pm
12.00pm
1.00pm
12.00pm
11.00am
Time
9.30am
8.45am
8.00am
9.30am
8.45am
8.00am
8.00am
8.45am
Time
11.00am
10.00am
SOCCER
Team VS
Prep 1st Tudor House
Prep 2nd Tudor House
11A’s St Aloysius
11B’s St Aloysius
11C’s St Aloysius
11D’s St Aloysius
11E’s Trinity S/Hill
RUGBY
Team Opponent
1st Knox
2nd Knox
3rd Knox
4th Knox
5th Knox
6th Knox
16A Knox
16B Knox
16C Knox
15A Knox
15B Knox
15C Knox
15D Knox
15E Knox
14A Knox
14B Knox
14C Knox
14D Knox
14E Knox
13A Knox
13B Knox
13C Knox
13D Knox
13E Knox
13F Knox
TENNIS
Team
1sts
2nds
3rds
4ths
Opens Int
10A/B
10 Int.
9A/B
9C/D
9 Int.
8 A/B
8 C/D
7 A/B
7 C/D
VENUES:
Gillespie - Cnr Young & Bangalla St, Warrawee
Curagal - Curagal Rd & Bobbin Head Rd, Nth Turramurra
Turramurra Tennis - Eastern Rd, Turramurra
Opponent
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Field Time
Queens Park 31
Queens Park 31
Anderson 1
Anderson 1
Anderson 1
Anderson 1
Queens Park 31
Venue
QP 1
QP 1
QP 1
QP 1
LQP 1
LQP 1
QP 1
QP 1
QP 1
Gillespie 1
Gillespie 1
Gillespie 1
Gillespie 1
Gillespie 1
Gillespie 2
Gillespie 2
Gillespie 2
Gillespie 2
Gillespie 2
QP 3
QP 3
QP 3
QP 3
QP 3
QP 3
Venue
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford
Waverley
Knox
Waverley
Mutch Pk
Mutch Pk
Waverley
Turramurra Pk
Turramurra Pk
Mutch Pk
Waverley
All other venues in College diary Wet Weather Number: 8250 3780, after 7am for
morning games, after 11am for afternoon games
9.30am
8.45am
10.15am
9.30am
8.45am
8.00am
8.00am
Time
3.15pm
2.00pm
1.00pm
12.00pm
11.00am
10.00am
11.00am
10.00am
9.00am
12.00pm
11.00am
10.00am
9.00am
8.00am
12.00pm
11.00am
10.00am
9.00am
8.00am
1.00pm
12.00pm
11.00am
10.00am
9.00am
8.00am
Time
8.00am
8.00am
10.30am
10.30am
7.00am
8.30am
10.30am
8.30am
10.30am
9.00am
8.30am
10.30am
12.30pm
12.30pm

After a mid-week Cup match that Waverley won on penalties, the
First XI looked to take this confidence to Trinity.
The travelling Waverley team started the first half well, with some
strong defending from Centre Back Michael Millett keeping the
Trinity attack’s chances to a minimum. Goalkeeper Lloyd Wood
also put in another good performance for the season, regularly
coming off of his line to clear the loose through balls and prevent
the Trinity strikers the chance to shoot on goal. The home side
had the first chance of the game, with Trinity Striker and Captain
Christopher Shelston managing to find some space in behind the
Waverley back four, yet sending his shot wide of the goal post.
Striker Jordan Kennedy played through Midfielder Fletcher Lowe
for Waverley’s first chance of the game, after a great display of
control from both players; however, Lowe’s ensuing shot was
watched wide by the Trinity goalkeeper. Not too long before the
end of the half saw the first goal of the match, and it was to be
the home side to score first. Following a corner that ricocheted of
defenders and attackers alike, the ball dropped kindly in the box
for a Trinity player to run onto and strike into the far corner of the
goal for the 1-0 lead. The score line remained 1-0 as the whistle
was blown for half-time.
The Trinity side restarted the second half of this hotly contested
match, and watched as the first chance of the half fell to
Waverley Midfielder Anthony Nappa, who fired a great shot that
unfortunately flew agonisingly wide of the top corner. Yet soon
after this, the Trinity side doubled their advantage through Captain
Shelston, who, after played through one-on-one with the keeper,
fired the home side into a 2-0 lead. Yet the advantage was soon
pulled back to just one following a goal for Waverley. An unmarked
Jordan Kennedy netted a vital header at the back post, following
a great out swinging free-kick from Midfielder Fletcher Lowe.
As the game continued, the midfield battle intensified with the
Waverley side searching for that much needed equaliser, and the
Trinity side looking to hold out their one goal advantage, which
they managed to do, with the full-time score remaining at 2-1 in
Trinity’s favour.
The Waverley side will look to immediately bounce back from this
defeat as they play at home to Knox in round 7 of the CAS season
at Queens Park this upcoming Saturday.
Captain of Football - Michael Wood
Premiers Reading Challenge:
Congratulations to the following boys who have completed their
Premiers Reading Challenge - Will Cahill; James Tan; Andrew
Cotton; Adam McCauley; Phillip Trupke
We have many boys who have almost completed the challenge with
only a few more books to read. If your son has registered, you can
enter their books online at
https://products.schools.nsw.edu.au/prc/home.html
Book Covering Afternoon: Wednesday 16th June 1-3.00pm
We have many new books in the library which are in need of
covering.
If you would like to come in and help cover books send me an email
and let me know. Email address: lroden@waverley.nsw.edu.au
Waverley Cadets win the CAS Drill Competition for 2010
Last Wednesday members of the cadet unit in the VC Guard
travelled to Steele Army Barracks to compete in the annual CAS Drill
Competition. This is the premier drill competition in Sydney amongst
schools that have cadet units with each school fielding a team of 21
cadets under the command of each Unit’s RSM.
The competition consists of a formal uniform inspection by Army
Warrant Officers followed by a drill sequence that involves static drill
in the formation, then marching in both slow and quick time. This is
an extremely demanding format because the RSM must memorize
a sequence of over 20 orders and the team must carry out all these
drill movements without the assistance of drums or music. Parts of
the drill involve forms at the halt and on the march in both slow and
quick time, turns on the march and breaking from slow march to
quick march and vice versa.
Training for the event was carried out during lunch hours and before
school over a period of three months under the expert guidance of
the Unit 2IC, Major (AAC) Anthony Evans, assisted by the Unit RSM,
W01 Nathan Stone.
As usual this year the standard was very high with only a few points
separating the competing schools. Ultimately Waverley prevailed
to win the competition because the team kept strictly to prescribed
drill requirements and executed all the orders with confidence and
precision. The achievement was all the more impressive because
the bulk of the team was made up of Year 9 cadets.
The trophy was presented by the Cadet Brigade Commander,
Lieutenant Colonel (AAC) David Major, who remarked that the
standard of the drill was so high that it surpassed some drill
performed by regular Army and Reserve members at the Barracks.
This achievement by the Waverley College Cadet Unit means that
the Unit is the current holder of both the CAS Drill and CAS Military
Skills trophies.
On Monday, 7th June, 2010, Years 9 and 10 viewed a presentation
on World Youth Day (WYD) Madrid 2011. This will take place in
Madrid, Spain, 16 - 21 August, 2011.
Waverley College is participating in WYD Madrid 2011 as part of
the Sydney Catholic Education Office Pilgrimage which comprises
three possible tour packages:
WYD Direct Pilgrimage (15 days): Barcelona then Madrid-$4890
Spirit of St Francis Pilgrimage (17 days): Italy (Rome, Assisi,
Florence) then Madrid-$5490
Shores of Galilee Pilgrimage (19 days): Jordan and Israel
(Nazareth, Bethlehem, Jerusalem) then Madrid-$5690
Further information can be obtained from http://www.ceosyd.
catholic.edu.au/reonline
Expression of Interest Forms from Year 9 and 10 students are due
to Mr Davis by Friday, 11th June 2010.
Junior School Canteen Roster
Mon 14/6 Queens Birthday Holiday
Tue 15/6 Julie Stamp & Jane Marr
Wed 16/6 Paula Locke & Jodi Markham
Thu 17/6 Leonie Faddy & Anne Ryan
Fri 18/6 Susan Kesur & Tony Rynberg
Year 7 Parents Night Out
Friday June 18th Clovelly Hotel @ 7pm
Please reply by 11th June to rpweekes@tpg.com.au as
I need to confirm booking and order the food.
Contact Maree Weekes 0410 495 337
UNSW Scholarship Information Evening
On Thursday July 22 UNSW will host a Scholarships Information Evening.
The purpose of the evening is to provide greater detail on the range of
scholarships available at UNSW. The evening will consist of a general talk
about scholarships at UNSW including the UNSW Co-op Program and
Commonwealth Funded Scholarships. The general session will be followed by
rotating smaller talk/question breakout sessions; there will also be information
booths for one-on-one discussions. The location of the event is the Sir John
Clancy Auditorium, UNSW Kensington Campus.
The program can be viewed on the event website www.scholarshipsevening.
unsw.edu.au. Registration can be completed at www.scholarshipsevening.
unsw.edu.au.
UOW Yrs 7-10 Info Evenings
Post Link: http://www.careercentral.edu.au/Postings3.asp?ID=106674
The University of Wollongong will hold an Information Night for Years 7-10
students & parents on 29 June (Illawarra) to provide information on admission
& subject selection in Yrs 11/12. Bookings required.
For more careers advice, see Nurrunga on line.