December 2015 Week 51 - Elizabeth Macarthur High School

Elizabeth Macarthur High School
Issue 8—December 2015
Respect, Responsibility, Pride
Outstanding HSC results this year:
This year our Year 12 students achieved 34 Band 6s and 91Band 5s. This is an incredible achievement for
our school. Many of our Year 12 students had already gained early entry into university but these results
show that the universities were lucky to grab them early before the results came in. Special congratulations
to our school captain Elyse Strahan who got an ATAR of 96.8 with 6 Band 6s. One for every subject she
studied. These results also put us over state average in our overall HSC results.
Congratulations Year 12 on a wonderful result and we wish you every success in your future endeavours.
As the 2015 school year draws to a close, can I thank all the parents for their continued support of our
school. We have had a wonderful sports presentation night where over 200 people attended to celebrate
the achievements of our sports men and woman. They are so talented that we also won 3 Blues Awards
this year.
We also had a very impressive presentation day where over 200 students were awarded with an
achievement award for academics and citizenship.
This year our Year 6 into 7 Orientation Day was highly successful and both the 350 year 5 students and
200 year 6 students from local feeder primary schools had a wonderful day and spoke highly of the day.
All of this has been ably led by our wonderful student leadership team, pictured.
Captains: Nicholas Leech and Emma Moore
Vice captains – Joshua Costlow and Antonia
Cucek
Senior Prefects- Jarryd Guy and Dokata
Simonds.
Wishing you all a very happy and safe Christmas
and we will see Years 7,11, 12 back on January
28th and Years 8,9,10 back on January 29th.
The uniform shop will be open the week before
we come back to school every day to assist with
uniform purchases. You can also purchase on line
through our website.
Ms Kylie Hedger
Principal
"Shaping the future, by pursuing excellence and creating boundless opportunities."
38 Waterworth Drive,
EMAIL: [email protected]
NARELLAN VALE NSW 2567
WEB: www.elizabeth-h.schools.nsw.edu.au
PH: 4646 1899
FAX: 4647 1569
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From the Deputy
2015 has been significant for the changes being 
•Approximately 2% of Australians will experience
implemented in the areas of teaching, learning and
some type of eating disorder in their life, with
welfare. The wellbeing of students is paramount and
women 9 times more likely than men.
addressing their learning needs through explicit 
•About 5% of Australians will experience
connections being made to what the learning is and why
substance abuse disorders in any 12-month periit is important is imperative. Furthermore, communicating
od, with men more than twice as likely as women
to students what success will look like at the end of the
to have substance abuse disorders.
lesson or series of lessons will enhance their
engagement and guide focused learning and goal setting. See more at: http://www.mindframe-media.info/for-media/
reporting-mental-illness/facts-and-stats#.dpuf
The Glasser training provides Teachers with a
communication process that gets the student to address Presentation Day 2015 provided the school with a
their wellbeing needs by identifying key issues and wonderful opportunity to acknowledge and recognise the
testing the reality of options coached by the Teacher. The achievements of our students across a number of fronts. I
Youth Mental Health First Aid training enables staff to appreciated talking with the parents and guardians who
respond effectively to student mental health issues using were present on the day.
a structured support and referral approach. Mental health
is a contemporary issue as evidenced by the statistics A reminder that school starts on the Thursday the 28th of
below:
January 2016 for students in Years 7, 11 and 12. The

•In each year, approximately one in every five remaining cohorts of Year 8, 9 and 10 will join the rest of
Australians will experience a mental illness.
the school on Friday the 29th of January. I look forward to

•Mental illnesses are the third leading cause of working with your children in 2016.
disability burden in Australia, accounting for an
estimated 27% of the total years lost due to Have a safe, restful and joyous end of year holiday.
disability.

•About 4% of people will experience a major Martin Toaetolu
depressive episode in a 12-month period, with 5% Deputy Principal
of women and 3% of men affected.

•Approximately 14 % of Australians will be affected
by an anxiety disorder in any 12-month period.

•About 3% of Australians are affected by psychotic
illness; such as schizophrenia, where there is a
loss of contact with reality during episodes of
illness.
From the Office
Nova Employment Awards—2015
It has been a very busy year no different to any other
year but I think the years are flying faster.
In the last few weeks we have had Yr. 6 into 7 Orientation
and Presentation Day I wish to thank all the SASS for
their commitment to ensure these events ran effortless.
We sadly say farewell to Mrs Gammage, Mrs Putvinas
and Mrs Browne, SAS staff members that are entering
into a new phase in their life’s ‘Retirement” - we wish
them well.
This has been my first full year here at EMHS it has been
a learning curve for me as most of my time with the
Department has been in Primary Schools. I can say I
have enjoyed this challenge.
We wish everyone a wonderful Christmas, and a safe &
happy new year.
Romy Tasich
School Administrative Manager
Past and present students who attended the recent
Nova Awards with Mrs. Noonan
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Term 4 2015 & Term 1 2016
Mon
Dec 14
Jan 25
Feb 1
Tue
15
Wed
Thu
Fri
16.
17
18
Term 4 ends
Staff Development
Day
Staff Development
Day
26
27
28
29
Australia Day
Staff Development
Day
Year 7, 11, 12
students return
Year 8, 9 10 students
return
3
4
5
Year 7 Immunisation
Year 12 UOW
2
Discovery Day
8
9
P & C Meeting
10
11
12
Assembly
Swimming Carnival
15
16
17
18
19
22
23
24
25
26
Year 7 Camp
Year 7 Camp
Year 7 Camp
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Victor Chang Award Winner
Supakkanit Rerkdee —Year
Lesley Capner Award Winner
Caltex Award Winner—Clarisse Baker
Mackenzie Kimber
Long Tan Awards Year 10—Elizabeth Glavich Year 12 Kirilly White
Winner UOW Year 10 Leadership Award
Codey Tse
Winner WSU—Most Outstanding Student in Year 11 2015—Emma Moore
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Art Attack at Lizzy Mac Awards
Lizzy Mac Art Attack was held on Dec 1 in the Dharawal School Hall.
Congratulations to the following winners:
Stage awards for excellence in Visual Arts
Stage 4: Ashleigh Skalecky and Jeriel De Guzman
Stage 5: Liyana Nabaro and Maggie Dorrington
Stage 6: Kennedy Edgington and Sean Ackroyd
Stage awards for excellence in Photography:
Stage 5: Jordan Mead and Dana Weidenhofer
Stage 6: Bethany Daly and Zoe Phillips
Most improved Visual Arts: Jessica Allen
Encouragement award Visual Arts: Jennifer
Ackroyd
Most improved in Photography: Riley Jackson
Encouragement award for Photography: Mona
Ryan
Other awards judged by guest judge:
Lizzybald open section winner- Jade Stein
People’s choice- Nicholas Lazo
Lizzybald Year 7 portrait prize- Kyle Leeson
People’s choice- Daniel McArdle
LizzyBald Photography Portrait Prize award
Alex Gordon Year 10
People’s choice- Hayley Johnson Year 7
Best Overall Photograph- Isabel Strahan
Year 9
Best overall artwork- Jennifer Ackroyd
Year 10
P & C Award- 2567 Community of Schools
Primary School Excellence in Visual Arts - Christine
Kelly-Winters
Secondary school Most Impressive Artwork/
Photograph - Jack Thomas
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AcademicAwards
Year 8 Awards
Year 7 Awards
Brock Cooper
Merit in
8E
Jeriel De Guzman
Merit in
8C
Keishabilla Defitra
First in
8C
Olivia Armstrong
Merit in
7R
Alexis Costlow
Merit in
7P
Cooper Davis
Merit in
7V
Joshua Debono
First in
7V
Jarrad Di Mauro
Merit in
8P
Ruby Eve
Merit in
7J
Jacob Dollak
Merit in
8N
Tara Fagerlund
First in
7M
Owen Flower
Merit in
7W
Shane Erasmus
Merit in
8A
Jake
Hadley
First in
7R
Emily Ferguson
First in
8A
Robert J arrett
Merit in
7G
Jaskirat Kaur
Merit in
8F
Aaron John
Merit in
7W
Aiesha Lewis-Zraika
First in
8P
Hayley Johnson
Merit in
7M
Daniel McArdle
First in
7W
Erin McKinnon
Merit in
8F
Liam Morley
Merit in
7V
Leitisha Naidu
First in
8F
Keighley Newans
Merit in
7B
Benjamin Nguyen
Merit in
8C
Rotjana Phommaseng
First in
7B
Emma Price
Merit in
7J
Brooke Parkinson
Merit in
8P
Jake Razov
First in
7J
Raissa Putrizulfan
Merit in
8E
Pattanakit Rerkdee
First in
7P
Jessica Rose
Merit in
8A
Morgan Roberts
First in
7J
Sevvel Senthil
Merit in
8G
Aaron Samson
Merit in
7R
Emma Smith
Merit in
7P
Jade Smith
Merit in
8G
Emily Spiranac
First in
7G
Catalina Soto Calderon
First in
8E
Cooper Squires
Merit in
7M
Jade Stein
First in
8G
Jessica Tram
Merit in
7G
Sarah Watkiss
First in
7R
Aaron Tucker
Merit in
8N
Samantha Weatherly
Merit in
7B
Connor Vella
First in
8N
Courtney White
Merit in
7P
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Year 9 Academic Awards
Dux Award sponsored by Southern Cross Truck Rentals
Anastacia Arnautovic First Place
Kelsey Backhouse First Place
Lauren Backhouse Merit Award
Khaled Bakka
First Place
Tayla Beever
Travis Chin
Jonathan Cooper
Jessica Fabri
Liam Flower
Carrin Goosen
Audrie Hasnat
Melinda Holmes
Jase Honnery
Sarah Howard
Taylah James
Olivia Jarrett
Dylan Joyce
James Leech
Michelle Li
Stephanie Moore
Merit Award
First Place
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
Merit Award
Merit Award
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
Merit Award
First Place
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
Merit Award
Photograpy and Digital Media 100 hour
Agriculture
English
Physical Activity & Sport Studies - Sport
Science - 200 hours
Child Studies
Science
Design and Technology - Engineering -100
First Place
First Place
First Place
First Place
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
History
Mathematics
Information and Software Technology
Dance
Information and Software Technology
Science
Photography and Digital Media 100 hour
Industrial Technology - Multimedia
Industrial Technology - Multimedia
Food Technology
Industrial Technology - Metal
Drama
Child Studies
Agriculture
Industrial Technology - Multimedia
Personal Development, Health and
Physical Education
Food Technology
Mathematics
History
Industrial Technology - Multimedia
Music 100 hour
History
Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation Studies
Merit Award
Agriculture
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Annalise (Ash)
First Place
Industrial Technology - Timber
Brandon Nguyen
Cassidy Pearce
Merit Award
First Place
Merit Award
First Place
Merit Award
First Place
Industrial Technology - Metal
Dance
Music 100 hours
Industrial Technology - Metal
Industrial Technology - Timber
Personal Development, Health and Physical
Dana Weidenhofer
First Place
Merit Award
First Place
English
Photograpy and Digital Media 200 hour
Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation Studies - 100
Jarrad Wiley
First Place
Merit Award
Photography and Digital Media 200 hour
Physical Activity & Sport Studies - Sport
Forrest Yu
Merit Award
Design and Technology - Engineering (100
Marvin Ramirez
Nathan Rapley
Tiarna Rogers
Isabel Strahan
Year 9 Dux: Michelle Li
Year 10 Academic Awards
Dux Award sponsored by Southern Cross Truck Rentals
Zainab Al Nakeeb First Place
English
First Place
Food Technology
First Place
Geography
First Place
Mathematics
First Place
Science
Merit Award
English 100 hour
Caitlin Atherton
Merit Award
Music 100 hour
Dean Boss
First Place
Lauren Chapman Merit Award
Physical Activity & Sport Studies -Sport, Lifestyle &
Recreation - 100 hour
Geography
Alice Clauson
Visual Arts
Merit Award
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Year 10 continued
Jake Davison
First Place
Industrial Technology -Timber
First Place
Agriculture
Merit Award
Mathematics
Merit Award
Merit Award
Personal Development, Health & Physical
Education
Science
First Place
Child Studies
Merit Award
Food Technology
Corey Hladik
First Place
Music 100 hour
Brittany Joyce
Merit Award
Child Studies
Kiara King
Merit Award
English
Krittika Kumar
First Place
Music 200 hour
Nicholas Lazo
First Place
History Extension
First Place
Visual Arts
Reece Mulley
Merit Award
History Extension
Joseph Muscara
First Place
Industrial Technology - Metal
Iesha Needham
First Place
Dance
Aleena Ogy
First Place
Commerce
Bradley Olivares
Merit Award
Music 200 hour
Jake Fitzalan
Casey Fletcher
Alexander Peronchik Merit Award
Industrial Technology - Metal
Brandon Rapley
Merit Award
Industrial Technology - Timber
Mackenzie Reily
Merit Award
Amanda Saycocie
Merit Award
Physical Activity & Sport Studies -Sport,
Lifestyle & Recreation - 100 hour
Commerce
Corey Shepherd
First Place
Extension History
Dylen Stevensen
First Place
English
First Place
English 100 hour
Merit Award
Commerce
Merit Award
Agriculture
Kiralee Straw
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Year 10 continued
Alexis Tram
Codey Tse
Merit Award
Dance
Merit Award
Outdoor Education - Duke of Edinburgh - 100
First Place
Personal Development, Health & Physical Edu-
First Place
Physical Activity & Sport Studies -Sport Science 200 hour
Outdoor Education - Duke of Edinburgh - 100
Benjamin Weeks
First Place
Brittney White
Merit Award
Physical Activity & Sport Studies -Sport Science 200 hour
Year 10 Dux: Zainab Al Nakeeb
Year 11 Academic Awards
Dux Award sponsored by Southern Cross Truck Rentals
Tayla Allerton
Jazmin Aravena
Merit Award
Merit Award
Merit Award
Bailey Borgese
Merit Award
Elena Bozic
First Place
First Place
First Place
First Place
Merit Award
Steven Buckingham First Place
Jasmine Burman
Merit Award
Katelyn Charles
First Place
Bethany Chlopicki
First Place
Joshua Costlow
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
Baladev Dayaram
First Place
Merit Award
Emily Dickey
Merit Award
Reece Ferguson
Merit Award
Hospitality
English Standard
Community and Family Studies
Industrial Technology - Timber
English Advanced
English Extension 1
Mathematics Extension 1
Industrial Tech Multimedia
Physics
Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation Studies
Industrial Technology - Timber
Modern History
Dance
Business Studies
Mathematics General
Legal Studies
Mathematics
Chemistry
English Studies
English Extension 1
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Year 11 continued
Emmaleigh Ford
Merit Award
Merit Award
Tylor Haas
First Place
Mohammad Hassan Merit Award
Alyse Heath
Merit Award
Tayler Jenkins
First Place
Nicholas Leech
First Place
First Place
Chloe Mauger
First Place
Kiran McNamara
First Place
Misty Misthorpe
Emma Moore
First Place
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
First Place
Merit Award
Bianca Parker
Vidalia Perez PalaSafwaan Rahman
First Place
Merit Award
First Place
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
Priya Rai
Merit Award
Merit Award
Caitlin Redford
Merit Award
Merit Award
Supakannit Rerkdee First Place
First Place
First Place
Madison Robertson First Place
First Place
First Place
Merit Award
Sumreet Sandhu
Merit Award
Music
Visual Arts
English Studies
Studies of Religion
Exploring Early Childhood
Industrial Technology - Timber
Drama
Music
Hospitality
Personal Development, Health and Physical
Education
Food Technology
Society and Culture
English Advanced
Dance
Visual Arts
Personal Development, Health and Physical
Education
Senior Science
Food Technology
Biology
Studies of Religion
Mathematics
Mathematics Extension 1
Drama
Society and Culture
Biology
Textiles and Design
General Mathematics
Chemistry
Textiles and Design
English Standard
Community and Family Studies
Exploring Early Childhood
Business Studies
Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation Studies
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Year 11 continued
Jordan Schneider
Hamish Shakeel
Lauren Sorrenti
Wilfred Thorne
Joshua Wensley
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
First Place
Merit Award
Merit Award
Legal Studies
Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation Studies
Senior Science
Physics
Industrial Technology - Multimedia
Modern History
Year 11 Dux: Elena Bozic
Special Awards
Junior Sportsperson Award
Sponsored by Lifestyle & Sports Physiotherapy
Dylan Richardson – Year 9
Outstanding Contribution to
Elizabeth Macarthur High School Award
Sponsored by Mr C Patterson Member for Camden
Duke of Edinburgh Awards
Renee Marzilli
Vidalia Perez Palacios
Gonski Awards
Dana Cvjetkovic
Jade Stein
Brooke Stevenson
Ashley BurgessNicholas Leech
Ms Fox
Mr Hamilton
Brandon Blaikie
Mrs Diack
MrsTisdale
Benjamin Essam
Mr Brooks
Mr Binney
Emma Kennedy
P & C Encouragement Awards
Year 7
Olivia Armstrong
Year 7
Chloe Jeans
Year 7
William Jenkins
Year 8
Sarah Blaikie
Year 9
Abby Cooper
Year 9
Nicholas Tisdale
Year 10
Jennifer Ackroyd
Year 10
Jessica Allen
Year 11
Bailey Borgese
Year 11
Rita Josef
Year 12
Holly Gawthorne
Year 12
Jack O'Callaghan
Katie Chapman
Mahnoor Muhammad
Jessica Plumridge
Jaimee Wells
Reuben F Scarf Award
Sponsored by Reuben F Scarf
Angela Zhang—Year 11
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Positive Behaviour for
Aboriginal Torres Strait Awards
Learning Awards
Sponsored by Camden Florist
Sponsored by Macarthur Credit Union
Academic
Joshua Atherton
Starr Lewis
Year 7
Anthony Agius
Year 7
Cooper Davis
Year 7
Emily Fuller
Year 7
Jaiden McCann
Year 7
Kye Tuckwell
Year 8
Jeriel De Guzman
Year 8
Keishabilla Defitra
Year 8
Natalia Dingle
South West Sydney Institute TAFE –
Year 8
Jacob Dollak
Year 9
Carrin Goosen
Excellence in TVET Award
Year 9
Erin Gregory
Year 9
Brayden O'Loughlin
Year 9
Cassidy Pearce
Year 9
Isabel Strahan
Year 10
Montanna Fox
Year 10
Brittany Joyce
Year 10
Joshua Summers
Year 11
Jarryd Guy
Year 11
Supakkanit Rerkdee
Year 12
Jamen De Guzman
Year 12
Yleia Mariano
Cultural & Citizenship
Iesha Needham
Amy Huntington—Year 10
The Camden Show Society Award
for Outstanding Contribution to
Agriculture
Sponsored by The Camden Show
Ethan Hamilton—Year 8
Rural Youth Member of the Year
Sponsored by The Camden Show
Elizabeth Macarthur High School
Community Service Awards
Sponsored by Daylight Sportswear Uniform
Shop
Year 7
Kai-Belle Fraser
Year 8
Leitisha Naidu
Year 9
Sarah Howard
Year 10
Benjamin Weeks
Year 11
Misty Morthorpe
Year 12
Brooke Stevenson
Katelyn Garney—Year 9
Cow Create Careers
Aiesha Lewis-Zraika - Year 8
Ethan Hamilton—Year 8
Victor Chang Award
Supakkanit Rerkdee —Year 11
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SRC Awards
Year 7
Naleen Sandhu
Year 8
Tayla Smith
Year 9
Isabel Strahan
Year 10
Laura-Jane Fletcher
Year 11
Tarleigha Webb
Boral Most Outstanding SRC
Student Award
Sponsored by Boral Asphalt
Eva Campbell Award for
Junior Debater
Sponsored by W & L Foods
Year 8 Jade Stein
Mr R Leemen Award for Senior
Debating
Sponsored by W & L Foods
Year 10
Elizabeth Glavich
Year 9 — James Leech
School Award for Commitment
Country Woman’s Association
Prize for Leadership
Sponsored by CWA
Sponsored by Cobbitty Village Markets
Elyse Strahan
Year 12—Bradley Psaroudis
Long Tan Award
Sponsored by Australian Defence Force
Year 10
Elizabeth Glavich
Year 12
Kirilly White
Aaron Waters
The Simon Cavanagh Memorial
Performance Award
Year 11
Nicholas Leech
Cheryl Halliman Trophy for
The Simon Cavanagh Memorial
Excellence in Public Speaking
Humanitarian Award
Sponsored by Quota International Inc. Camden Branch
Year 8
Year 12
Samantha Harkness
Ashley Burgess
The Lesley Capner Award
John Southwell Trophy for
Excellence in Public Speaking
Sponsored by Quota International Inc. Camden Branch
Year 11
Joshua Costlow
Year 8
Makenzie Kimber
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The Hope School Spirit Award
Best HSC Result in 2014
Sponsored by the Hope Family
Year 11
Connor Gilmore
Teacher
Kristy Pugliano
Camden Council’s 2015
Mayoral Citizen of the Year
Madeleine Killian
University of Wollongong Year
10 Leadership Award 2015
Codey Tse
Sponsored by Camden Council
Year 12
Zoe Brooks
100% Attendance Awards
Western Sydney University Award
for Most Outstanding Student in
Year 11 2015
Emma Moore
Year 7
Owen Flower
Year 7
Caylum Worgan
The Caltex All Rounder Award
Year 8
Rachael Farrugia
Clarisse Baker
Year 8
Dylan Hutchins
Year 9
Carrin Goosen
Year 10
Dean Boss
Year 10
Jacinta Dawson
Year 10
Emily Storey
Year 11
Ryan Gammon
Important school information, school newsletters, school notes,
Year 11
Tayler Jenkins
important dates and alerts
Year 11
Bianca Parker
will now be available on your Smart Phone.
Year 12
Jemma Barnes
Year 12
Chelsea Joyce
Search for our school name, Elizabeth Macarthur High School.
Year 12
Alycia Noble
You can use Push Notifications to keep up to date with all new
Year 12
Elyse Strahan
Elizabeth Macarthur High School is going
Mobile and now has it’s
own App.
Our App is FREE and available on both iPhone/iPad from iTunes App
Store and Android from Google Play.
events.
The Elizabeth Macarthur High School is in it’s early stages of use so
keep on looking
to see what is coming up as school
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Elizabeth Macarthur High School gratefully acknowledges our sponsors for
our Annual Presentation Day.
Boral Asphalt
Caltex—Narellan
Camden Florist
Camden Branch— Country Women's Association of NSW
Cobbitty Village Markets
Daylight Sportswear Pty Ltd—Uniform Shop
Endeavour Education
Hi-Land Stationery Office Choice
Leppington Farm Pet & Hardware
LG IMAX Theatre Sydney
Lifestyle and Sports Physiotherapy
Macarthur Credit Union
Mount Annan Quality Meats & Deli
Primo Electrical Services Pty Ltd
Quota International of Macarthur Inc.—Camden Branch
Reuben F Scarfe
Southern Cross Truck Rentals
S & S Wholesale Pty. Lmited
The Camden Show Society
Unicut
W & L Foods t/as Fresh Bites
A special thank you to Elizabeth Macarthur High School P & C
for their valued support and generous donation to
Elizabeth Macarthur High School.
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7G making Christmas-style Piñata in Spanish class.
Duke of Edinburgh
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Year 7 had a Spanish Cooking Incursion on the 27th November. They made Spanish Style Albondigas (Meat balls)
and had these with Mexican style corn chips.
The students took turns in the cooking process and each had a go at participating in every stage of making the meat
balls.
They behaved really well and were really engaged with the whole cooking
experience. The day was highly successful and the Chef was really pleased at how our students worked together.
This was a great and new way of cooking within the school and everyone involved had a fantastic time.
Well done to the year 7 Spanish students who participated in this innovative and exciting experience.
Feliz Navidad!
Ms De Freitas
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The Principal, Teachers
SASS Staff and Students of
Elizabeth Macarthur High
School
wish you a very
Merry Christmas and
a
Happy & Safe New Year