Trundle Central School Newsletter

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Trundle Central School
Newsletter
Term 2 Week 8
Date: 17th June 2013
Western Area Representation
Reminders
Musica Viva
On Wednesday 12th June six students from Trundle Central School travelled to
Wellington for the Western Area Trials. It was a very wet day and the track was
very heavy under foot. All of the students competed to the best of their ability
and were rewarded with great results. Thank you to Mr Ian Leonard who gives up
his time to train the children every week.
All Money and notes
to be handed into the
office by tomorrow
Week 8
Year 10
Work experience
Monday 17/6
ICAS-Writing
Tuesday 18/6
ICAS-Spelling
Wednesday 19/6
Dental van
Thursday 19/6
K-8
Musica Viva
Back Row L-R: Monique Morgan, Brooke Morgan and Jessica Gerry
Front Row L-R: Skye Wilson, William Taylor and Liam Walsh
Congratulations to Monique Morgan who has been selected to represent
Western Area at Eastern Creek on Friday 19th July. From all the Staff and
Students at Trundle Central School we wish Monique all the best.
Friday 20/6
K-6 DVD Night
P&C
President
Mr Boyd Aveyard
Secretary
Mrs Ann-Marie Taylor
Treasurer
Mrs Carolyn Watt
Pictured: Monique Morgan
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Term 2 Week 8
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Principal’s
Report
First up this week are massive congratulations to the students who travelled to
Wellington last week to compete in the WSSA Cross Country. All of our students
represented us splendidly and achieved very pleasing results. In particular
congratulations to Monique Morgan who will be progressing on to the next level of
competition.
Year 10 are away this week experiencing the real world of work. I hope they find this a
most interesting and rewarding week which will enable them to tailor their future academic choices on their desired career outcome.
This Friday our Primary are hosting a movie night. With the cold weather upon us I
would expect to see lots of beanied and ugg booted students enjoying the night.
Thanks to all the staff that are organising and supervising this evening.
Thursday this week our Primary and Year 7 and 8 students have the opportunity of experiencing some live performances during the Music Aviva concert being held at the
Memorial Hall. If you wish for your child to attend please make sure the note has been
returned to the school office.
It is most encouraging as we approach the end of the term to see the students still applying themselves so well at their studies. Reports are now being finalised and will be
sent out by the end of the term.
Have a great week
Gerry Capell
Last Day of Term 2 is 28th June.
Students will return to school on Tuesday 16th July.
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Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
School webpage – www.trundle-c.schools.nsw.edu.au
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MULTILIT PROGRAM (Macquarie Reading)
Multilit (Making Up for Lost Time In LITeracy) is currently being utilised at Trundle Central School.
Multilit is an extremely valuable program that relies on community volunteers. If you are at all
interested in being a part of this fabulous program which provides our children with extra Literacy
support, please contact Fiona Sanderson or Anna Hall on 68921346.
Secondary Welfare
Congratulations to the following students who
moved up welfare level this week:
Level 4:
Level 5:
Hayd’n Yates
Charlie Goodsell
Nicholas Aveyard
Cody White
Nichole Armstrong
John Evans
Ashleigh Farrar
Matthew Watt
Tiffany Collard
Zac Horkings
Brad Watt
Albert Wykes
Karl Gregson
Chelsea Lane
Luke Watt
Isabelle Wykes
Brandon Keep
Alisha Smith
Pictures from the 4/5/6 Assembly held Friday 14th June
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Primary
Students of the week
K/1 - Erin Fernando
2/3 - Mya Houston
4/5/6 - Nathan Howarth
Mr Straughan - Erin Fernando
Sportspersons - Emily Watt,
Ping Wu, Matthew Gerry
Special Reward Hannah Lynn, Grace Hartig,
Monique Morgan
Western Area PSSA
Cross Country
Back Row L-R : Nathan Howarth, Monique Morgan, Ping Wu,
and Matthew Gerry
Front Row L-R : Mya Houston, Emily Watt, Hannah Lynn,
Erin Fernando and Grace Hartig
Congratulations to all our runners who competed at Wellington last week under difficult conditions.
We are extremely proud of Monique Morgan who came 4th in her race and will now go on to compete
at the State Cross Country at Eastern Creek next term.
Well done to Brooke Morgan who came 9th and William Taylor who came 12th. Skye Wilson and Liam
Walsh also ran well in their races.
Musica Viva
Students are reminded to bring back permission notes and money for the Musica Viva performance
which will be held on Thursday.
Top Students
Congratulations to our Top Students from last week’s assembly.
Sam Charlton from Year 1 and
Amy Mallard from Year 5.
K-6 Movie Night (in lieu of social)
On Friday June 21 2013 a K-6 movie night will be held in the
Library. Children are encouraged to wear their favourite pyjamas
and slippers. They may also bring a pillow and snuggling rug if they wish!
Parents are very welcome to attend also.
Time: 5pm-7pm
Venue: Trundle Central School Library
Cost: Gold coin donation
Supper will be available to purchase.
Normal social rules apply.
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Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
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SRC Origin Night
When: 26th June (next Wednesday)
Time: 7:30pm - 10pm
Where: Fran & John Hosie’s House (old bank in the main street)
Cost: $2
Who: Years 5 — 12 Students
Telephone: (02) 68921303
Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
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Secondary
HSIE
Year 7 have been working on deserts this term and competed in a creative project. The boys
versed the girls in making a desert diorama. After much time and sand everywhere the projects were viewed by Miss Ranger, Miss Rowlands and Miss Coursey. The winning team was
announced to be the boys.
Well done year 7.
Charlie Goodsell, Brodi Gavin-Rossiter, Jack Williams and (absent) Adam Smith & Wills Wells.
Tahlia Dellows, Tara Coster, Brittany Sams and Jessica Gerry with their desert.
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Email: [email protected]
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Term 2 HSC Assessment Schedule
Week
8
Subject
Physics
Weighting
15
Task
Medical Imaging Research
9
PDHPE
CAFS
Modern History
Applied Mathematics
Biology
20
15
20
20
20
Research and Investigation
Presentation on support service/agency
Conflict in Europe Essay
Human Body Assessment
Research Task
Chemistry
Extension Mathematics
15
15
Senior Science
English Studies
Metals and Engineering
Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation
15
15
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Research Task: DNA in Forensics
Quiz (Applications and Further Applications of Calculus to the Physical World)
Research task
Rites of Passage Listening Task
Practical Task: Star Picket Extractor
Fitness
Term 2 Preliminary Schedule
Week
8
9
Subject
Modern History
Senior Science
Visual Design
Aboriginal Studies
Weighting
20
Biology
Chemistry
Economics
15
20
15
Extension Mathematics
Hospitality
Photography
General Mathematics
Physics
Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation
20
-25
20
15
15
30
20
Task
French revolution Case study Essay
Research Task
Wearable Design: Clothing and Image Kicks and Truckers
Namatjira and the struggle for social justice
Planning and Performing a practical task
Calorimetry
Role and Function of Financial Market Regulators Oral Presentation
Topic Test
Practical Assessment
Layered Portraits
Assignment
Electrical Energy in the Home -Practical
Fitness
SRC TERM 2 CALENDAR
Week 8
17/6
18/6
19/6
20/6
21/6
K-6
DVD NIGHT
Week 9
24/6
25/6
26/6
27/6
28/6
ORIGIN
NIGHT
GAME 2
YEARS 5-12
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22/6
23/6
29/6
30/6
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Trundle Central School Breakfast Club
Every school day from 8:30am in the Food Technology room
All students welcome to come and eat breakfast for FREE!
Toast, cereal, fruit, hot chocolate, porridge (varies daily)
A HUGE THANK YOU TO TRUNDLE RED CROSS
SOCIETY FOR FUNDING THIS PROGRAM
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Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
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Library
Introducing Cassandra Clare’s new series The Mortal Instruments
which is soon to be released as a movie.
Book 1: City of Bones
When fifteen-year-old Clary Fray heads out to the
Pandemonium Club in New York City, she hardly expects
to witness a murder — much less a murder committed by
three teenagers covered with strange tattoos and
brandishing bizarre weapons. Clary knows she should call
the police, but it's hard to explain a murder when the
body disappears into thin air and the murderers are
invisible to everyone but Clary.
Equally startled by her ability to see them, the murderers
explain themselves as Shadowhunters: a secret tribe of
warriors dedicated to ridding the earth of demons.
Within twenty-four hours, Clary's mother disappears and
Clary herself is almost killed by a grotesque demon.
But why would demons be interested in ordinary
mundanes like Clary and her mother? And how did Clary
suddenly get the Sight? The Shadowhunters would like to
know....
Get it now before the movie comes out!
From
the pen of Onk Beakman, based on the smash hit
Skylanders video game presents
Gill Grunt and the curse of the fish master
As sea creatures gang up on the landlubbers of Skylands and the
mermaids of Last Chance Cove abandon their underwater
kingdom, Gill Grunt embarks on an incredible adventure.
Scholastic
Book Club Orders
due back this week
Thank you
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Community
Trundle Junior Rugby League News
Trundle Under 12’s took on Parkes on Saturday.Our team this week was Will Wells, Harry Friend,
Ryan Lee in the front row, Lachie Curr, Cody Wilson and Sam Nixon in the back row and out in the
backs was Sam Horsburgh, Ryan Cohen-Wilding, Tom Aveyard, Darcy Jones and Liam Walsh at full
back, a bit light on for numbers Parkes matched us with 11. The first half saw a very even match with
Parkes scoring and converting 1 try so at 6-0 down we were in the game.The second half saw us
cross twice early so at 10-6 up things were looking good.Things soon changed with a bit of lazy defence Parkes then crossed twice to finish up with an 18-6 win. On the whole our guys played well and
it ws a very even game.WELL DONE..Thanks to John McLean, Nicholas Aveyard and Peter Kelly for
your help and Dom Nixon, Anne-Marie Taylor and Nicole Pascoe for doing the table. Training as
normal this Thursday before we travel to West Wyalong next weekend. Cheers Mat Aveyard
For tender
Used metal lathe being tendered as scrap.
Details; Hercules 260 Metal Lathe-Inspection
by request.
Tenders to be sent to
The Principal
Trundle Central school
Trundle, 2875.
Attention All Sunshine Club Trundle Branch
Members
AGM is to be held Tuesday 2nd July at 10am
in the War Memorial Hall
All positions will be vacant.
Positions to be filled:
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
and Publicity Officer.
Nominations will be accepted and voted upon.
Closing date ; Wednesday, 26th of June.
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Email: [email protected]
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Rebecca Daley
is now operating ‘Perfection’ a
Mobile Hairdressing business
Opening Hours include:
Wednesday 9am till 5.30pm
Thursday 9am till 5.30pm
Friday
9am till 5.30pm in Forbes
Rebecca will also be operating from
Dolly’s Hair beauty and clothes in Trundle
on Tuesdays, 9am till late, by appointment
only.
If you would like to make an appointment,
call or text Rebecca 0409 074 525.
Special Promotion
For the months of June and July all clients
who experience a colour treatment will go
into the draw to win a
Glammar Professional Hair Dryer!
This hair dryer is valued at $175!
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Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
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SCHOOL CONTRIBUTIONS
Contributions make significant difference to our ability to provide students with quality material and
allow students to keep their work they have produced.
All Secondary Students are encouraged to pay a contribution for specific courses undertaken.
The contributions for 2013 are outlined below.
Half-Yearly
Yearly
$15.00
$30.00
GENERAL SECONDARY CONTRIBUTION
(All students Year 7 – 12)
Year 7
Technology
$20.00
$40.00
Year 8
Technology
$20.00
$40.00
Year 9
Food Technology
Industrial Technology
Agriculture
IST
Visual Art
$25.00
$25.00
$20.00
$5.00
$25.00
$50.00
$50.00
$40.00
$10.00
$50.00
Year 10
Food Technology
Industrial Technology
Agriculture
IST
Visual Art
$25.00
$25.00
$20.00
$5.00
$25.00
$50.00
$50.00
$40.00
$10.00
$50.00
Year 11
Industrial Technology
(plus major project)
Photography
Construction
Hospitality
Work Placement
$25.00
$50.00
$25.00
$50.00
$50.00
$75.00
$50.00
$100.00
$100.00
$150.00
Industrial Technology
(plus major project)
Photography
Visual Art
Metals and Engineering
Hospitality
Work Placement
Construction
$25.00
$50.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$50.00
$75.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$100.00
$150.00
$100.00
Year 12
Telephone: (02) 68921303
Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
School webpage – www.trundle-c.schools.nsw.edu.au