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Reddam House

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@ Reddam
IN THIS ISSUE:

High School Musical Rehearsals

Athletics Carnival

Public Speaking Competition
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
What a fantastic week we have had this week. With the Annual Athletics Carnival on
Monday and our Public Speaking Finals on Tuesday and Thursday, this week has seen
many students involved in the various events, showcasing their talent and their hard
work. It is weeks like this that not only demonstrate the ability of the students but also
the fantastic effort of the teachers who work hard to make the school experience for
the students so superb. It also brings to attention the committed parent body which
supports the school and the students so wonderfully.
Monday saw the students don their red, yellow and blue house T-shirts and fill the
stands at ES Marks Stadium on a glorious sunny day ready to battle it out on the track
and field at the Annual Athletics Carnival. The students went all out to gain as many
points for their house as possible by participating in numerous races and I commend
them all for their participation. As always, some students of superior athletic ability
stood out and I would like to congratulate the Age Champions. Runners-up and winners from the 8s through the 12s were, respectively: Annika Landa & Diana Van Geuns
and Benjamin Rubinstein & Conner Kondilios; Isolde Rydge & Estelle Cantwell and Daniel Shields & Tommy Malki; Frederika Schneideman & Talia Shapiro and Yasha Ivanets
& Julian Shalome; Isabella Devine and Zoe Costello (tied) & Jazmyn Bailey Grant Stein
and Brooklyn Berry; and Holly Kent & Ruby Glazer and Isander Mesimeris and Jordan
Sarkis. Thank you to all the teachers for their effort on the track to ensure the students’
were at their events and that their places were recorded accurately. Thank you in
particular to Matthew Carter, Tom Cooper and the Sports Department for the planning and execution of a fantastic day.
Our Public Speaking Finals took place this week in Adelaide Hall and the students performed with poise and confidence for their adjudicator and an audience of teachers,
peers, parents and other family members. Amanda Crompton, who adjudicated the
Year 4 – 6 event and Dean Hattingh who judged the K – 3 speakers both commented
on the wonderful bravery of the students as they spoke for us as well as the high standard of speaking. While every single finalist should be proud of themselves for making it
into the finals, of course, there is always a winner and I would like to congratulate the
winners and runners up in each year.
Well done to Mia MacCormick & Dena Rubinstein (Year 6); Sarah Burton and Mia
Seisun(Year 5), Leora Shafransky and Coco Veksner-Shaw (Year 4), Daisy Singleton &
Charlotte Benmayor (Year 3); Mia Jonson & Natasha Green (Year 2); Hayden Watts &
Hugo Du Plessis (Year 1) and Arki Prasad & Caleb Chng in Kindergarten who placed
as winner and runner up respectively.
The Reddam House Primary School Newsletter
Volume 15 Issue 23
Friday 14 August 2015
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Thank you to Amanda Crompton and Dean Hattingh for their willingness to adjudicate the
evenings and for their positive commentary. Thank you to the English teachers for their effort
in preparing the students for the evening and especially to Ms Nicolette Gash who put the
event together.
We have seen our After School Care take on a new look this week with a terrific team of people on campus. It is pleasing to see that the students are engaged in fun and engaging activities in the afternoons with good supervision for homework and independent study. For
bookings or enquiries, please contact Nikki on 0403 921 253.
Next week, we will be hosting the Crazy Hair and Mufti Day on Monday in support of ‘The Ian
Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden’ which Centennial Parklands will be constructing by summer 2016. As an outdoor space which Reddam House uses often for sports and training
events, we are pleased to be able to support the cause. I am looking forward to seeing
some outrageous hairstyles from the students on Monday and thank everyone in advance
for their donation to this event.
Next week we also have some excellent incursions planned for the students in literacy and
languages. The students From K – 6 will take part in various workshops lead by leaders in the
literacy field which link directly to their English Curriculum. The Year 5 and 6 students who take
French will also take part in an incursion ‘L’appli Française Parfaite’ which uses song and drama to enrich the students experience of learning a foreign language.
Best of luck to the sports teams competing this weekend and a reminder that there are rehearsals on Sunday for High School Musical, according to the schedule in this newsletter.
Dee Pitcairn
Principal
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Reddam House
would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to
Nathanial Milanovic, Anastasia Koropachinsky and Elana Pfitzner
who celebrated their special day this week
We hope you had a fabulous day!
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SPORT FIXTURES AND RESULTS
SPORTING FIXTURES 15TH AUGUST 2015
BASKETBALL
Girls
10R Div 1 ( Jaimee) V Sapphires 8.00am
Alexandria Basketball Stadium Saturday
12R Div 2 ( Jaimee) V Tidas 10.15am
Alexandria Basketball Stadium Saturday.
14 R Div 1 (Jaimee) V Fire 2.15pm
Marrickville Basketball Stadium Saturday.
16 R Div 1 (Jaimee) V Bye
16E Div 3 (Jaimee) V CYS 4.20pm
The bus will leave the sports office at Woollahra at
3.00pm
Boys
10 R Div 1 ( Jaimee) V All Blacks 8.45am
Alexandria Basketball Stadium Saturday.
12 R Div 2 (Marcel) V Lakers 2.00pm
12 E Div 3 (Marcel) V Magic 11.45am
14R Div 2 (Henry) V Hawks 1.15pm
14M Div 3 ( Marcel) V Maccabi 3.30pm
16 R Div 1 ( Lee) V All Blacks 6.00pm
Marrickville Basketball Stadium Saturday
16E Div 3 ( Lee) V Newtown 3.45pm
16D Div 3 (Lee) V Western Warriors 2.15pm
18R Div 2 ( Lee) V Newtown 3.00pm
18D Div 3 (Jeff) V Hawks 5.15pm
Please check sydneybasketball.com.au to ensure
there have not been any late changes to the draw.
Soccer
Boys 9s
V Mascot, Chiffley Reserve 1A, 11.00am
Saturday
Boys 10s V Queens Park, Queens Park No.12,
12.00am Saturday
Boys 11s V Bye
Year 7 V Sydney Boys High School, Centennial No 10
( used to be called Mission Field, adjacent to the
tuckshop on Parkes Drive), Centennial Park Saturday
10.00am
Year 8 V Sydney Boys High School, McKay Oval No.3,
Centennial Park Saturday 10.00am
Year 9 V Sydney Boys High School, Centennial No 10
( used to be called Mission Field, adjacent to the
tuckshop on Parkes Drive), Centennial Park Saturday
11.00am
Year 10 and Opens V Sydney Boys High School,
McKay Oval No.3, Centennial Park Saturday
11.00am
Girls 14s V Easts, Queens Park No.7, 1.15pm Sunday
Girls 16s V Pagewood , Jellicoe No.1, 12.00 noon Sunday
Netball
Reddam 1 V No match ( World Cup Final)
Rugby
Year 9 and 10 V St Ignatius, Parade Ground No.6
Centennial Park 11.00am Saturday
Year 7 and 8 V Scots, Parade Ground No.6 Centennial Park 10.00am Saturday
SPORTING RESULTS 8TH AUGUST 2015
BASKETBALL
Girls
10R Div 1 ( Jaimee) V All Blacks 4 - 17
12R Div 2 ( Jaimee) V Raptors 48 - 14
14 R Div 1 (Jaimee) V All Blacks 19 - 31
16 R Div 1 (Jaimee) V Falcons 31 - 45
16E Div 3 (Jaimee) V Nets 9 - 4
Boys
10 R Div 1 ( Jaimee) V Newtown 42 - 17
12 R Div 2 (Marcel) V Inner City 26 – 13
12 E Div 3 (Marcel) V Bye
14R Div 2 (Henry) V Stars 24 - 40
14D Div 3 ( Henry) V Reddam 0 - 20
14M Div 3 ( Marcel) V Reddam D 20 - 0
16 R Div 1 ( Lee) V Inner City 40 - 106
16E Div 3 ( Lee) V Trail Blazers 47 - 39
16D Div 3 (Lee) V All Stars 14 - 51
18R Div 2 ( Lee) V Bye
18D Div 3 (Jeff) V Maccabi 20 - 0
Soccer
Boys 9s
V Heffron Hawks 0- 5
Boys 10s V Queens Park 1 - 1
Boys 11s V Maroubra 3 - 1
Year 7 V St Patricks College 0 - 4
Year 8 V Sydney Grammar School 1 -1
Year 9 V Sydney Grammar School 1- 1
Year 10 and Opens V Sydney Grammar School 0 - 0
Girls 14s V Pagewood 0 - 6
Girls 16s V Bye
Netball
Reddam 1 V Coogee 27 - 16
Reddam 2 V Randwick Rugby 26 - 14
Reddam 3 V Bondi United 10 - 35
Reddam 4 V Rose Bay 20 - 23
Reddam 5 V Bye
Reddam 6 V Bondi 0 - 26
Reddam 7 V Bondi 7 - 14
Reddam 8 V Mascot 5 - 10
Reddam 9 V Marrickville 20 - 0
Rugby
Year 9 and 10 V Oak Hill College 24 - 0
Year 7 and 8 V Shore 20 - 12
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KINDERGARTEN
This week KR turned into star performers, ocean experts and singing queens when they performed at our K-2 school assembly. It was wonderful to see the children all dressed up as their
ocean characters, full of confidence and performing with expression. It gives the teachers
such delight to see how far they have grown when it comes to performing in front of a large
audience. What was once so daunting in the first term, is now fun and exciting. Here are
some of the facts that KR have been learning and writing about in Science:
Maritsa: Did you know that turtles, seahorses and starfish all live in the ocean?
Karen: Hundreds of tiny creatures live in rock pools.
Kayla: Animals need oxygen to survive.
Nathan: Plants give oxygen and food to all the animals living underwater.
Angus: Did you know that coral is a living animal?
Caleb: Some starfish can have up to 40 arms, but usually only have 5 arms.
Myla: Seahorses are a type of fish, but guess what, they are not good swimmers.
Egor: Seahorses do not have any teeth or a stomach.
Well done KR superstars, we are all very proud of you!
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YEAR 1
Year 1 is loads of fun! WOW! We have had a lot of fun learning about different animals in our
Living Things Science unit. We have made some creepy crawly spiders and camouflaged animals this past week. We enjoy watching informative clips and writing about new facts we
have learned.
We have also been busily completing our portfolio activities in preparation for our upcoming
Portfolio Day. We hope to see you there so that we may proudly show to you all of our academic accomplishments.
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YEAR 2
This term, Year 2 have been reading 'Charlotte's Web' by E.B. White. So far, the children are
thoroughly enchanted by the story and are on the edge of their seats waiting to find out
what will happen next. During English lessons this week, the students have focussed on listening to the wonderful adjectives and descriptive phrases the author uses to create images of
the barn environment, as well as individual characters. The book has certainly expanded
their vocabularies. The students worked together as a class to write a description about one
of their favourite minor characters, the goose. They then had a go at writing their own descriptions of one of the main characters.
The Goose by Year 2
The plump, brilliant-white goose in 'Charlotte's Web' is a helpful, talkative and clever character. One of the times she was helpful is when Wilbur tried to escape. The goose helped Wilbur
by shouting out directions for him to run. She was also helpful when she gave her unhatched
egg to sneaky Templeton the rat. The soft, feathery goose is talkative because she talks a lot.
She speaks very quickly and is repetitive. On a hot sunny day, the goose was clever because
she covered up her precious eggs with some golden hay and then set off on a little adventure to stretch her skinny, orange legs.
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YEAR 3
On your mark, get set, GO!
Wow, what a week for Year 3! The students have had a sensational week, beginning with the
annual Reddam House Athletics Carnival. Thanks to Mr Carter and the Sports Department,
Every Year 3 student had the opportunity to run, shot put and jump - either long, high or both!
It was a fantastic day, blessed by school spirit and sunshine. The students did not miss a beat,
some participating in every event available, and achieving some outstanding results. Well
done Year 3!
On a more musical note, the students from Year 3 and 4 enjoyed a visit from the Chamber
Maids this week. This fantastic musical quintet helped expand their musical repertoire by
playing various compositions and then testing the students listening skills. The woodwind and
brass instruments sounded fantastic in the hall and it was obvious that the students enjoyed
this incursion.
Lastly, it would be remiss not to mention the Public Speaking Finals Evening and the success
of the Year 3 students presentations. Every student delivered their best performance on the
night and we are super proud of all of their efforts. Another fantastic week Year 3.
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YEAR 4
This week in Science, Year 4 students have been working on a web-quest to research weathering and erosion. Each part of the web-quest has required students to study a different website and to analyse and process information to answer questions. Students have especially
enjoyed the coastal erosion, glacier and natural disaster topics. A design task challenged the
children to design an erosion control that would prevent beach houses from washing away.
Students have gained a greater understanding of the forces of nature and the impacts of
erosion on our World.
LIBRARY
Author Visit - Cameron Stelzer
On Tuesday 18 August, we have a special visit from author and illustrator Dr Cameron Stelzer.
Cameron is visiting Reddam House to run workshops with our students. Year 6 students will be taking a behind-the-scenes look at creating a book and applying their own creative components.
Cameron will be engaging Year 5 students in a writing workshop, exploring skills to develop exciting and descriptive writing. Year 3-4 students will be exploring the writing and illustration components involved in creating a sensational story. K-2 students will enjoy an interactive Big Screen
Book Reading and follow-along drawing activity with Cameron.
In conjunction with the author visit, families have a special opportunity to purchase signed and
personalised copies of Cameron’s books at special prices. Individual items are $15 each and
there are also exclusive book sets available. Students will receive an order form on the day of the
workshops. Forms and payment can be returned the following day, Wednesday 19 August, to the
colourful box in the LIBRARY. Cameron will personally sign all books (including the child’s name
and a message).
Room to Read Book Swap
Room to Read’s World Change Challenge is a fantastic fundraising campaign for students which
was created by children’s / YA writer Tristan Bancks.
Their 2015 World Change Challenge is to fund 40,000 picture books in local languages for children in Nepal who wouldn't otherwise have access to books. Just $1 raised will allow Room to
Read to print a copy of a local language children's picture book.
This year, Reddam House would like to participate in this fabulous World Challenge by holding a
Book Swap during Book Week (week 7).
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
On Tuesday the 11 August and Thursday 13 August, Reddam House hosted its annual primary
Public Speaking Competition Finals Evening. These finals evenings are designed to showcase
the amazing public speaking talents of our students from Kindergarten through to Year 6. It
was evident that on both evenings, the skills of our students are being developed beautifully
with some outstanding speeches delivered to both audiences.
Students from Years 4 to 6 delivered their speeches to a packed audience in the Adelaide
Hall on the Tuesday evening. In Year 4, these students consisted of Zoe Topper, Ben Herz, Coco Veksner-Shaw, Liam Docker, Leora Shafransky and Mia Walls - all of whom spoke about
who they believed was the greatest Roald Dahl character of all time. The audience was definitely entertained with some very entertaining speeches that reminded us of the amazing
characters created by Dahl; however, it was Leora who was named champion with her
speech about James Henry Trotter while Coco was named runner-up with her very unique
speech based on Caractacus Potts (I bet you didn't know that Roald Dahl was actually involved in the creation of the screenplay of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!)
The Year 5 finalists spoke about their ultimate place of escape which coincided with their
study of 'The Imaginative Worlds' as featured in their set novel study in the English classroom
'Bridge to Terabithia.' The finalists - Mia Seisun, Sarah Burton, Daniel Maynard, Alex Azzi, Frederika Scheideman and Frankie Nicklin delivered outstanding speeches. However, Sarah's very
descriptive and beautifully delivered speech about her escape to the African bush resulted in
her being named champion, while Mia was named runner-up with her explanation of why
she'd just like to simply escape to her lounge. According to Mia, the possibilities of a lounge
are endless and the humble chair is no match!
In Year 6, the composition of the speeches delivered was very strong. Year 6 were posed with
a question - 'If you could travel back to any period of time, where would you go and why?'
The finalists - Reuben Glasser, Dena Rubinstein, Flynn Rowlands, Caleb Wheeler, Mia MacCormick and Miles Bornman - wowed with their incredible discussions about six very different periods of time. However, Mia's very unique delivery of why she'd like to go back to Ancient
Greece won her the gold medal with Dena taking the silver for her speech based on why
she'd like to go back and experience Japan during the Age of Gods.
As you can see, the content of the speeches was simply outstanding as was the delivery of
every speech on the evening. We thank Mrs Amanda Crompton, an English and Drama
teacher from the middle school, for her time and contributions to the evening as adjudicator.
We also congratulate all finalists on a fantastic evening and wish them all the best in their future public speaking pursuits here at Reddam House.
We were also very impressed by the public speaking prowess of our students from Kindergarten to Year 3. The Thursday of this week saw our twenty finalists deliver their speeches to a jampacked audience. Like years gone, our Drama teacher Mr Hattingh adjudicated, and was incredibly impressed with the growth of public speaking in our younger years at Reddam House.
Our six students from Kindergarten - Allegra Jonson, Caleb Chng, Jacana Symonds, Arki Prasad, Ava Kennard and Karen Kim - spoke about what they would see if they were deep sea
divers. Every student spoke beautifully about the wonderful creatures that they would see. Arki
Prasad was named the winner with Caleb Chgn runner-up. Every student spoke so clearly and
confidently, and we can't wait for their speeches next year!
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
Our four Year 1 representatives spoke about superheroes and all four focused on very different superheroes. Lyra Mesimeris spoke about why she'd like to be Spiderwoman, Hugo Du
Plessis would love to be Antman, Jasmine Wolfe-Coote believes she'd really like to be Wonderdog while Hayden Watts spoke about his love of Spiderman, especially his outfit. Hayden's
very personal speech about Spiderman led him to being named the champion in this year
group with Hugo named the runner-up. We also look forward to these speakers speaking
again next year in Year 2.
The Year 2 representatives this year - Savina Malesevic, Natasha Green, Mia Jonson and
Hamish Walls - most definitely entertained our audience with their topic. They were posed
with a very unique topic this year - What I don't want to be when I grow up. Not only were
their speeches very well structured, the confidence and speaking manner from all Year 2 students was outstanding. In the end, Mia was named the winner with her speech about why
she didn't want to be her mum while Natasha was named runner up. If anything was learned
over the course of the evening, Natasha reminded us that she wouldn't like to be a Queen
because as history has told us, a lot have had their heads chopped off!
Lastly, our Year 3's drew on their studies in the English classroom to respond to the following
topic - If you could be any fairy tale character, or character from a novel, who would you be
and what would you do. Our finalists - Charlotte Benmayor, Rocco Buck, Daisy Singleton,
Marlow Oakley, Sophie Marcolina and Max Cantwell - most definitely entertained us with a
variety of fairy tale and famous characters from novels. However, Daisy was named the winner with her exceptional delivery of why she wanted to be The Grumpy Cat while Charlotte
was named runner-up with her entertaining speech about why she wanted to be one of Cinderella's stepsisters.
It is clearly obvious that a great deal of public speaking talent lies here in the primary school
of Reddam House. 2015 has been another wonderful year of public speaking and we look
forward to what 2016 brings. Congratulations to all our finalists and to all the efforts of our students.
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COMPOSITION COMPETITION
The experience of Monday evening's Composition Competition
was one of great pleasure and creative energy. Music composition
is perhaps the hardest aspect in the world of music making - a direct comparison to creative writing is the best comparison.
Reddam House was lucky to welcome an adjudicator with a
worldwide reputation - Paul Stanhope. Paul has had his commissioned works performed across Australia and in the UK, Europe, Japan and North America. He currently teaches composition at the
Sydney Conservatorium of Music and has taught composition as
artist in residence at MLC. This experience was invaluable to the
students whose works he heard performed and he was able to
provide excellent verbal and written feedback for our students.
The evening is a particularly important one for our HSC Music 2 students who presented their submitted work for the final time before
submission.
In the Year 5 to 8 Section, Paul was unable to separated 2nd place and so awarded this position to Gerard Buttigieg (Year 6) and Saphira Moran (Year 7). Gerard performed with the
band that he put together and for which he wrote the song 'Another Lie'. Saphira Moran
composed a work for solo piano which she performed herself. In first place was Romy Glass
(Year 7), performing her own composition as singer at the piano - 'The First Time'.
In the Year 9 to Year 12 Section, there was a diverse range of compositions presented - from
film score to string quartets. Paul awarded two Highly Commended certificates; Lara Smetannikov for her string quartet 'Triptych' and Seth Gabrielsson for his string quartet. Third place
was awarded to Joseph Newton for his piano solo work; 2nd Place went to Natalie Binetter
for her string quartet 'Tumbling'; and 1st Place was awarded to Xiao Zhang who composed a
Piano Quartet in which he played.
MUSIC
The Chambermaids (Viva Musica)
On Tuesday the 11th of August the Chambermaids performed at Reddam House for Year 3
and 4 students. The students demonstrated excellent audience etiquette and were engaged
by the variety of music and the questions asked by The Chambermaids.
Students practised their listening skills and identified the instruments in order of instrumentation,
learnt about different instrument techniques (flutter tongue), danced to Klezmer music, learnt
about programme music and even conduced The Chambermaids.
Review: Ben Landa
“The Chambermaids ensemble consists of five people (Quintet). The instruments are: Clarinet,
Flute, Oboe, Bassoon and French Horn. We sang along with them (Turn the World Around)
and they taught us other music”.
Alice Mitchell was the envy of all as she was asked to conduct the entire ensemble.
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ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
Under 8’s
Girls
Boys
9 years
10 Years
11 Years
12 Years
Ruby Glazer
Champ Diana Van
Genus
Estelle Cantwell Talia Shapiro
Jazmyn Bailey
Runner Annika LanUp
da
Isolde Rydge
Frederika
Schneidman
Isabella Devine/ Holly Kent
Zoe Costello
Champ Conner
Kondolios
Tommy Malki
Julian Shalome
Brooklyn Berry
Jordan
Sarkis
Runner Benji
Up
Rubinstein
Daniel Shields
Yasha Ivanets
Grant Stein
Isander
Mesimeris
BONDI
COOGEE
BRONTE
765
905
1120
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ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
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HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL REHEARSALS
DATE
DAY
WHO
TIME
VENUE
Adelaide Hall
Sunday
Full Cast
Please remember to bring a
packed lunch and snack
10.00am - 3.00pm
16 August
17 August
Monday
18 August
Tuesday
19 August
Wednesday
20 August
Thursday
21 August
Gabriella, Troy, Zeke, Sharpay,
3.30pm - 6.00pm
Taylor, Chad, Ryan, Coach Bolton, Basket ball players, Mrs Darbus, Kelsi, Jack Scott, Glee club.
Adelaide Hall
Chad, Troy, Jack Scott, Gabriella, Taylor, Zeke, Kelsey, Martha,
Braniacs, Basket Ballers, Skater
People, Glee Club
3.30pm - 6.00pm
Adelaide Hall
Chad, Taylor, Zeke, Martha, Ga- 3.30pm - 6.00pm
briella, Troy, Ryan, Sharpay, Braniacs, Basket Ballers, Glee Club,
Skater People, Cheerleaders,
Thespians
Adelaide Hall
All Main Speaking Characters
3.30pm - 6.00pm
Adelaide Hall
Friday
Full Cast
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Adelaide Hall
23 August
Sunday
Full Cast - Please remember to
bring a packed lunch and
snack
10.00am - 3.00pm
Adelaide Hall
24 August
Monday
Troy, Gabriella, Ryan, Sharpay,
3.30pm - 6.00pm
Chad, Zeke. Taylor, Coach Balton, Darbus, Tenny, Martha Cox,
Ripper, Jack Scott
Adelaide Hall
25 August
Tuesday
“Stick to the status quo”
Sharpay, Ryan, Troy, Gabriella,
Skater people, Jocks, Brainiacs,
Glee Club, and all solos in that
scene.
3.30pm - 6.00pm
Adelaide Hall
26 August
Wednesday
“Get’ch head in the game” all involved
3.30pm - 6.00pm
Adelaide Hall
“Auditions, Bop to the top” all involved
27 August
Thursday
All character who sing even if it
is one line. Rehearsing with
band
3.30pm - 6.00pm
Adelaide Hall
28 August
Friday
Rest today
Rest today
Rest Today
29 August
Saturday
10.00am - 3.00pm
Adelaide Hall
Dress Rehearsal and photos in
school hall.
PLEASE BRING LUNCH AND
SNACKS.
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