november 2014 - Charles Campbell College

Premier Reading Challenge
Student winners from our Junior School
Contents
Principal’s Report
1
Class Spotlight Reception
2
Middle School
3
Senior School
4
Premier Reading Challenge 5
Congratulations
5
Elite Sports Program
6
DECD Strategic Plan
7
Todd Hazelwood
7
CCC Digital Library
7
CCC Leading the Pack
8
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
Firstly congratulations to our Year 12
Students, whom as I write this are putting
the finishing touches to those final
assessment pieces and sitting their final
exams. Congratulations for making the
decision to complete your formal secondary
schooling, a decision that is backed up by
research that leads to better outcomes in
terms of job prospects and well-being. The
final weeks for all our students are drawing
close and I know that all of our students
will want to achieve their very best. Please
keep in mind in this busy and demanding
time of the year to ensure that you balance
study commitments with rest, a healthy diet
and exercise. In addition, to the families and
friends that our students use for support
them and of course, our staff are always
here to provide support and guidance
through this time.
I was impressed by the calibre of our music
students performing at the prestigious Elder
Hall. Once again they demonstrated our
values of excellence, learning and respect.
Our packed schedule of performances for
our Arts students, whether they be Dance,
Drama or Music are wonderful opportunities
for them to showcase their learning. It is also
pleaseing to see our Junior Years Students
enjoying their violin instrumental lessons
and engaging with extensive performing
arts programs.
We have much to be proud of at Charles
Campbell College and this term we have
had many opportunities to celebrate
our achievements. I know that many of
these achievements are published in this
newsletter and on our Facebook page, I We launched our Specialist Sports Program
would like to take this opportunity to highlight in Football and Netball. Together with the
a few.
first group of students, staff, School Council
Term 4, NOVEMBER 2014
members and of course our community
partners Norwood FC, Newton Jags,
Campbelltown Council and our sponsors.
We celebrated our progress so far, and
look forward to continued success in this
area.
Two of our students are finalists in the
ANZAC Day competition to Gallipoli. The
students had to prepare a written application
and have been interviewed last week. We
are very proud of their achievement thus far
and keenly await the final outcome of the
competition.
Finally, as you know we were successful
in meeting the rigorous standards of the
Council of International Schools and
received International Accreditation last
term. In the very comprehensive report
we received shortly afterwards ,the visiting
team acknowledged, “the professionalism
and dedication of staff in their continued
commitment to continually improving the
outcomes of the students”. To celebrate
the wonderful work of our staff we held
morning teas for SSO Week and World
Teachers Day.
I look forward to the official celebration
ceremonies for our Junior, Middle and
Senior students later in this term. In the
meantime keep informed by following
our Facebook page and downloading our
‘Skoolbag’ Ap.
Sue George-Duif
Principal
Newsletter
CLASS SPOTLIGHT…….
The Reception Class
The Big Fairy Elephant and the
Fairy Ballerina
Once upon a time a ladybug and a witch
were flying in the sky. They landed in
a haunted house. They saw a ghost
skeleton and got scared and they went
away and never came back. The ghost
skeleton said “You will never return”.
One day a big Fairy Elephant and a
Fairy Ballerina went swimming at the
Fairy beach. All of a sudden the big Fairy
Elephant and the Fairy Ballerina were
sinking in the water because the water
was deep. Then the Fairy Ballerina and
the big Fairy Elephant remembered they
had wings. Then they flew up and landed
on the sand.
By Natalie
By Niyati
Storyteller Cottage
The Sleepy Hollow
and crushed them. Luckily the girl was
little so she could get out. But sadly the
brave knight got crushed.
By Samantha
The Beautiful Princess and the
Beautiful Butterflies
Lost in Space
A long time ago a green slimy alien and a
fat monster were lost in space. Suddenly
Long, long ago in 1066 a lion and a donkey their spaceship started to fall because
were sinking in a volcano. Suddenly a it ran out of fuel. Luckily it landed on a
superhero swooped down to save them planet and then they built another one.
but left without them. Then they knew
they had parachutes and flew back home. By Charlie
The Lion, the Donkey and the
Volcano
On a magical day a happy princess
was turning the butterflies into magical
butterflies. They were all playing in the
street and they were best friends. They
did not know that a big rock was following
them. Then the Fairy magically turned
the big rock into a big flower and they
lived happily ever after.
By Binaypreet
By William
Birdwood Motor Museum
The Very Bad Nightmare
On a sunny day a brave knight and a
boney skeleton went to the Royal Show.
But suddenly a rollercoaster fell on them
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Last term we went on a long bus ride in
the Adelaide Hills to the Birdwood Motor
Museum. While we were there we saw
many old cars that looked very different
from the ones we see today. We also
participated in a Lego Workshop where
we had to follow instructions to build our
own car out of Lego.
“The motorbike GT Turbo can go faster
than cars.” – Charlie
“We got to sit in an old car and pretend to
drive it” – Ahin
All A’s and B’s
Term 3 Academic
Results – Middle
School
In week 1 of this term the Middle School
“In the old days they got to park their car celebrated the academic success of
outside and watch a movie in their car” – students from the previous term.
Niyati
Our Student Leaders helped acknowledge
“There was a really big Fire Truck” – the hard work and dedication shown by
all students throughout the term and
Anthony
awarded certificates for those students
who achieved all A’s or all A’s and B’s
“I made a car out of Lego” – Dylan
on their report card. We also awarded
certificates for improvement by 10% or
“I liked the gold car the best” – Daniella
more and certificates for those students
who attended every school day of the
term.
We look forward to celebrating the
graduation of our year 9 students and
the achievements of our Middle School
students at the Middle School Graduation
Ceremony in Week 8.
Well Done!
Matthew Zviedrans
Head of Middle School
All A’s and B’s
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701
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701
701
701
PALIKHE
Rupali
KAUR
Ishmeet
WURFEL
Jasmine
HART
Tayla
LIIVAMAGI
Kristjan
MEWADA
Yashraj
OSBORNE-FINNEY
Terry
SLOAN
Molly
MILLER
Nick
MOORE
Zak
10 % or more improvement
701
702
CASBURN
Adam
PRIETO-MACKINNON
100% attendance term 3
701
701
701
701
702
702
702
KAUR
GZIANG
HARRISON
CASBURN
LEGESSE
PALIKHE
CAMPBELL
Ishmeet
Jessica
Adam
Adam
Semere
Rupali
Noah
DUGGAN
ELFLETT
PARSONS
SOHAL
Jasmine
Cassie
Georgia
Gurtej
Yr 8
All A’s
Amy Stewart
Reception Class Teacher
807
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Angus
805
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BOOTH
Amber
FLEMING
Crystal
GERMEROTH Demi
GUEZ
Abigail
HORSNELL
Courtney
WILSON
Michelle Therese
DICHIERA
Alexander
KROMWIJK
Jacob
PACITTI
Zac
RANASINGHE Ravindu
SCOTT
Bianca
TIWARI
Shubham
WOODWARD Emilee
CARBONE
Mia
LOTSTRA
Abbey
NEAGLE
Aynsleigh
TURNER
Ellie
FOURMY
Zahli
GORDO
Jose
IAMMARINO
Roberto
LEBEDEVA
Katya
SENECA
Nicole
SARRIS
Abraham
WRIGHT
Hayley
10% or more improvement
806
AGIUS
Renae
804
BLAIR
Hamish
805
CHUOL
Mun
804
COX
Jonathan
801
KROMWIJK
Jacob
806
MARINI
Livana
802
RANDER
Blake
801
YIV
Dylan
100% attendance term 3
801
801
802
802
803
804
804
805
805
THOMPSON
YIV
CARUSI
WOODWARD
PACITTI
BASEBY
JOSEPH
IRRGANG
LAIRD
Nick
Dylan
Luke
Emilee
Zac
Zachary
Alwin
Shelby
Kelly
BRIA
MARCHANT
NOLAN
Emma
Ethan
Jayden
Yr 9
All A’s
905
901
907
All A’s and B’s
907
905
906
907
903
904
905
906
CARTER
CAVUOTO
CHI
FENNELL
PROM
DE ANGELIS
SAPIO
SCHULTZ
Benjamin
Giulia
Jade
Holly
Eddie
Michaela
Karina
Nicole
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905
906
904
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FALCO
AUCIELLO
DAVY
GHAZIANI
HATZIYIORGIS
KOLESNIKOV
XIE
CHUKWUKA
SOOD
CASBURN
Nicolas
Dion
Jay
Atoosa
Andrew
Vlad
Arron
Brandy
Drishti
Aimee
10% or more improvement
902
903
906
904
902
907
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905
FERNANDEZ Rosemary
GILES-ARNOLD Monique
HOBBS
Kyle
MARRIOTT
Jack
MOULE
Jenna
PARKER
Millie
POYNTER
Jack
PROM
Eddie
RUSSEL
Kobi
TONISSEN
Emily
VACCARO
Dominic
SENIOR SCHOOL - TERM 3 ACHIEVEMENT
Once again we have seen some fantastic results in our Senior School, celebrated with
a certificate presentation during an Achievement Assembly at the start of this term.
Particularly pleasing are our Year 12 students achieving fantastic Term 3 results,
placing them in a great position leading into final exams this term.
Our Year 10 and 11 students are also heading into final exams, so I take this opportunity
to wish all our senior students the very best with their final assessments.
Melanie Laws
Head of Senior School
Outstanding Achievement – all A’s
YEAR 10
YEAR 11
YEAR 12
Sabab Ahad Ismam
India Bennett
Lauren Hutchinson
Erin Stubbs
Kelly Bria
Christina Kazis
Rusali Palikhe
Dylan Pippett
Beth Pontifex
Kajal Seth
Antonia Theodoulou
Zoe Thiel
Frank Forgione
100% attendance term 3
901
901
901
904
905
906
906
906
906
906
906
SPEGNETTO Beaujenet
SINGH
Parampreet
ATHERTON
Daniel
PIMLEY-BOLLARD Brian
LOWE
Hayley
DAVY
Jay
AL-DABBAS
Hadeel
XIE
Arron
WAGNER
Talis
SOOD
Drishti
CHI
Jade
Excellent Achievement – combination of A’s and B’s
YEAR 10
Elisa Anthony
Kiera Barge
Courtney Brook
Jason Candelaria
Danielle Coremans
Matthew Cronshaw
Jon Roizel Diez
Bailey Eade
Madeleine Ferraro
Julius Hriskin
Georgia Huxtable
Book Fair
Ayami Kaji
Jack Kotek
It’s that time again! Scholastic Book Fair Linh Nguyen
Garden! Catch the reading bug and come Isaak Panepinto
have a look at some fantastic books and Raj Patel
supplies that your children can purchase Michaela Pupi
on Tuesday 11th to Friday 14th of NoFattah Shohani
vember. The Book Fair will be running
Yianni Skillas
between 3:15pm- 4pm and displayed in
Tayla Skipworth
our College’s Resource Centre. Hope to Maddy Thiel
see you there!
Emily Thredgold
Daphna Torres
Nikki Wade
CCC Research Team :)
Vanessa Weniger
Sheramy Wijesinghe
Navekka Worthington
Misuzu Yabuki
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YEAR 11
YEAR 12
Angga Arief
Chin Hang Au
Darcy Bensted
Yen Yi Chew
Tyson Cluse
Ryan Dye
Mikayla Gradara
Stephanie Harris
Lyndall Hills
Alice Hu
Jessica Leombruno
Emma Maley
Chloe Nietschke
Shi Shi
Tate Simpson
Victoria Wyatt
Martin Yiv
Waleed Al-Dabbas
Bethany Cody
Claire Coleman
Rosie Connelly
Nick Cutufia
Jack Daws
Nadia Gonzalez
Arran Grove Annesley
Tayla Horvat
Carlo Labbozzetta
Claudia Matto
Maddi Olson
Giuseppe Pacillo
Jack Parker
Sabrina Sapio
Gianni Severino
Jared Vartuli
Jemma Vaughan
Hannah Weniger
Chloe Willis
Jess Worthley
Samantha Wright
Lawrence Zang
Improvement – increased GPA by 10% or more and passed all subjects
YEAR 10
YEAR 11
YEAR 12
Congratulations
Nabil Amri
Chantel Berg
Hagusha Berhane
Kodee Connolly
James Davies
Amy-Lea Dix
Bailey Eade
Seare Legesse
Tayla Matten
Spike Mott
Kate Mullin
Alicia Sandoval
Stephanie Cianfaglione who entered her
ladder in the recent 2014 Royal Adelaide
Show. Stephanie completed her ladder
last year in 2013 and entered it in the
Year 11 Wood Construction class and
was awarded first prize.
Angga Arief
Chin Hang Au
Sarah Boucat-Jones
Bobbi Carroll
Annie Clegg
Daniel De Fazio
Owen Germeroth
Mikayla Gradara
Katherine Grafil
Kane Holt-O’Brien
Alice HuLinh Nguyen
Bailey Irrgang
Bianca Macgregor
Jourdan Maiovis
Mareta Ovia
Ryan Phanos
Kyla Popov
Loate Qereqeretabua
Naomi Rountree
Anastasia Sfyrios
Vicki Sfyrios
Tate Simpson
Nicholas Stamatopoulos
Courtney Visser
Daniel Andary
Nick Cutufia
Kyron Huddy
Brayden Lewis
Claudia Matto
Rachael Murdoch
Sabrina Sapio
Lewis Taylor
Tasha Trebeck
Students wishing to enter their work in
the show need to complete entries in
early July so if you are interested visit the
website
http://www.theshow.com.au/
showground/royal-adelaide-show/showentries-results/schedules-entry-forms.jsp
and have a look at the many categories
available. Students who complete
projects in semester two may like to
consider entering their work in the 2015
Royal Adelaide Show. If interested,
speak to one of the Technology staff.
Polly Trezise
Teacher
Gold - 4th Year
PREMIER READING
CHALLENGE 2014
Certificate -1st Year
Samarah Ebarvia
Archi Patel
Gul Zehra
Denise Dee
Natalie Bagusauskas
Niren Bhatt
William Brown
Andrew Chinyanta
Daniella Cristiano
Matthew D’Elia
Ruachkuoth Deng
Crystal Fernandez
Samantha Lanyon
Charlie Lark
Abdel Mahgoub
Dylan Muli
Calem Parsons
Anastasia Pipikos
Baizirui (Alysa) Yu
Ahin Zainal
Bronze-2nd Year
Anthony Campbell-Kartinyeri
Binaypreet Kaur
Shayla Montaniero
Niyati Narayan
Frazer Lawrie
Aaliyah Salter
Max Trotta
Delilah Cairns
David Haddon
Mead Mahgoub
Adhieu Majok
Shaiahmay Muli
Micah Nebab
Aria Palani
Meer Patel
Conor Weston
Erin Cox
Keyarah Croxton
Matthew Page
Khushan Patel
Lihini Bamunuarachchi
Chris Smith
Mithuni De Silva
Billy Wu
Furtuna Legesse
Aashvi Patel
Gaurav Tiwari
Minuka De Silva
Ivan Nebab
Ishrat Gill
Silver-3rd Year
Adrian Pipikos
Natasha Gwynne
Jacob Scales
Harry Gill
Arin Ismaielzada
Besrat Legesse
Johnny Montaniero
Brianah Shannon
Nyagoa Tongyik
Dianne Wilson
Daniela Alevizos
Isabella Niutta
Jokew Wuol
Abbi-Marie Santos Page
Zoe Rieschiek
Fathimah Azzahra
Lara Germeroth
Emily Gziang
Vaughn Scott
Steven Black
Amy Victory
Jamie Ouston
Rawa Palani
Nicole Cristiano
Champion - 5th Year
Dash Moore
Ben Laing
Imogen Hutchinson
Ali MacQueen
Chelsea Wright
Amee Blair
Stephanie Cianfaglione
Reader for Life - Bronze 9th Year
Somaya Shohani
Joseph Brady
Alexander Sgoutas
Monty Clark
Legend - 6 Year
Larissa Collins
Jenna Standing
Hall of Fame-7th Year
Declan Clark
Jacob Lawrie
Nashanti Wanganeen
Madde MacKenzie
Reader for Life - Gold - 11th
Year
Tasha Trebeck
Hannah Weniger
Kathy Nerris
SSO, Library
Hall of Fame Reader for
Life - 8th Year
Cassie Elflett
Bianca Scott
Gabrielle Scott
Newsletter
5
Charles Campbell
College – Elite Sports
Program
Charles Campbell College has embarked
on an Elite Sports Program, allowing
selected elite students to, not only
achieve high standards in their academic
studies but also understand the fitness
and conditioning, sports management,
officiating and skills analysis required of
an elite athlete.
CCC to develop the curriculum to include
the conditioning, nutritional and skills
development programs conducted by the
Norwood Football Club with the current
Norwood junior special squads.
Mr Baynes said “We are really looking
forward to working with the Principal,
staff and students of Charles Campbell
College. The School is right in the middle
of our development zone and we feel
that we can have a positive input into
the schools elite sporting program and
into the students sporting development
Charles Campbell College officially through our coaching and the Club’s elite
announced its partnership with Norwood sports experience.”
Football Club and Jaguars Netball Club
as part of the Elite Sporting Program “The Norwood Football Club’s brand
on Monday 27 October’s launch, and it relies on strong community connections,
is with great excitement we made the and we see the partnership with Charles
connection.
Campbell College, which is a leading
educational institution in the eastern
The College will go from strength to metropolitan area, as complementing
strength, not only academically, but also both organisations desire to contribute to
in terms of sporting success and positive positive youth development strategies for
engagement within the community.
all the students in the program” said Mr
Baynes.
This partnership provides our students with
the opportunity to learn and experience The Norwood Football Club, which
elite sports, and pathway opportunities already has a partnership with the Newton
that sport can provide. “The partnership Jaguars Netball Club, will also facilitate
connects our coaches and staff with both the involvement of the two Adelaide based
clubs, enabling them to provide excellence AFL Clubs in the coaching programs
in sports education for AFL Football and through coaching clinics and visits to the
Netball”, said Mr Muggleton (CCC Sports school by Crows and Power players.
Coordinator) “It’s about providing students
with the equipment and facilities they The Newton Jaguars Netball Club has a
require to achieve excellence”.
very strong focus on developing netball
players, coaches and umpires. The
Geoff Baynes, Norwood Football Club opportunity to be in partnership with CCC
CEO, indicated that the partnership with in an Elite Sports Program in a tertiary
CCC would have long-term benefits for environment is a significant initiative for
both the School and the Norwood Football the development of the students at an
Club. “As a Club we want to assist the elite level going forward.
school in developing their elite sporting
program by supporting it with expertise Mr Theo Van Den Munckhof, President
in coaching and training, and giving the of Newton Jaguars said “Our club is very
students an opportunity to experience an excited to be a partner supporting this
elite sporting environment at the Norwood program and we are looking forward to a
Football Club”
long relationship with Charles Campbell
College.” The Club sees this as a further
In this unique partnership, the students opportunity for community involvement
from Charles Campbell College will be and it coincides with its association with
able to visit the Norwood Football Club and the Campbelltown City Council in the
use the facilities at the Club. The coaches, recent establishment of courts at the Neil
led by Ben Warren, will have input into the Dansie Reserve at the Campbelltown
program through direct coaching and the Memorial Oval sporting complex.
provision of the Norwood junior pathway
training programs.
The Club’s Community Development
Officer Mr Rowland Pengilly played a
In addition, the Club’s Conditioning Coach major role in coordinating the Club’s
and the Development Coach will work involvement in the program with the
College.
with the Physical Education staff at
6
Mr Pengilly said “I am pleased to
announcethat the Newton Jaguars Netball
Club have offered participants in the
program opportunities to receive player,
coach or umpire scholarships to participate
with the Club and develop through the elite
pathways in netball established by Netball
SA”.
Newton Jaguars Netball Club is a Premier
League Club and is very proud of its
contribution to grass roots sports, with
more than 20 teams competing at the elite
levels in winter and summer competitions
within the Adelaide Metropolitan Netball
Division.
The partnership will allow CCC to have
access to experienced coaching, junior
coaching clinics, to share resources
and facilities which will enhance the
development of junior footballers and
netballers in post school pathways as elite
athletes, or in a sporting career.
Kerry Nettle-Fleming
Network/Promotions Officer
DECD Strategic
2014 - 2017
Plan
Copies of the Department of Education and
Child Development Strategic Plan arrived
in school this term. The Department for
Education and Child Development’s new
Strategic Plan 2014 – 2017 outlines how
our public education system will become
even stronger over the next four years.
The plan is a commitment to children,
families and the community to improve
learning achievement, health, wellbeing,
child safety, community engagement, and
access to services.
Pit stops played a major part in the
outcome of the race, Hazelwood and his
pit crew elected to change the tyres at the
10th lap mark, helping Hazelwood gain a
few positions and having to learn a whole
new dynamic of taking a pit stop during a
longer race but this in turn left Hazelwood
struggling with tyres by the end of the
race. “I just drove the wheels off the car,”
Hazelwood stated.
With the Five cars behind him having had
fresh tyres with 10 laps to go, Hazelwood
knew he had to hold on and finish.
Hazelwood mentioned that this race felt
like a win to him.
“Im really proud of our efforts during
We look forward to working together with
the Bathurst weekend, we kept the car
you to make sure your children continue to
straight and came home with a strong
be healthy, happy, safe and are supported
result, “Hazelwood continued.
to do their best.
For more information, visit:
www.decd.sa.gov.au/strategicplan
TODD HAZELWOOD
FINISHES FIFTH IN
AN ACTION PACKED
BATHURST ENDURO
RACE
“All of this would not be possible without
the ongoing efforts from the team, family,
sponsors and supporters – I cannot thank
them enough.”
Hazelwood and his family have sacrificed
so much and worked so very hard over
the years for just this moment when they
can live this dream.
2013, Ex Charles Campbell College
Student Todd Hazelwood, at 19 years of
age has defied all the odds and finished
impressively in fifth place at Bathurst
maiden V8 Debut on Mt Panorama.
The fifth place finish has now put
Hazelwood into eighth position on the
Dunlop Series Leadership board and
making him the best placed rookie and
the highest ranked pilot without an endure
co-driver slot.
The extremely talented South Australian
Rookie driver battled from 9th place on
the starting grid despite not electing a codriver, Hazelwood was impressed with his
own physical and mental abilities during
the race.
Hazelwood will now start preparing for
the final round of the series to be held
at Sydney’s Olympic Park circuit in
Homebush on the weekend of 5-6th Dec
2014.
CCC Digital Library
CCC now has a wide variety of books
available from our new “Overdrive” digital
library. Books can be borrowed and read
through any computer or device that has
a web browser.
The “Overdrive” app can be downloaded
from the appropriate Windows, Apple
or Google Play store and has the
added benefit of allowing you to borrow
books from other public libraries using
“Overdrive” for their library.
A login name and password for
“Overdrive” were sent to all student
LearnLink Email addresses at the start
of term 4, so get connected and read a
book!
WELL DONE TODD AND ALL OF YOUR
“The race was one of the toughest races I
TEAM!!!
have ever endured and so much happened
during the race,” Hazelwood said.
Newsletter
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Important
Dates
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[email protected]
WEB ADDRESS:
www.ccc.sa.edu.au
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Year 12 Exams
3/11-19/11
Year 11 Last Day
14/11
STUDENT FREE DAY
17/11
Year 11 Exams
18/11-21/11
Year 10 Exams
26/11-28/11
Year 10 Last Day
28/11
5.00pm Finance Mtg
1/12
6.30pm School Council Mtg 1/12
6.00 Senior School Awards &
Graduation
4/12
9.00am Junior School Awards &
Graduation
5/12
11.00am Sports Assembly
1.30pm Middle School Awards &
Graduation
Year 9 Camp
5/12
8/12-10/12
7/9 Transition Day
10/12
Pool Day
10/12
12.30pm Early Dismissal 12/12
Charles Campbell
leading the pack
Charles Campbell College is the first
R-12 school in South Australia to receive
international accreditation from the
Council of International Schools.
The Paradise school – which formed in
2012 through an amalgamation of Charles
Campbell Secondary and Campbelltown
Primary Schools – received the recognition
last month after a two year evaluation.
As part of the process, two inspectors from
the not-for-profit Council of International
Schools visited the college in late August
from the Australian headquarters in
Victoria.
Principal Sue George-Duif said the
accreditation would help make the College
even more attractive to families relocating
to Adelaide from interstate and overseas.
“To reach those international standards is
a great achievement and we now know
we deliver world class education and it
definitely will attract more international
students to the school,” Ms George-Duif
said.
The school, which has about 1090
students is the largest public school in the
Campbelltown Council district and has
become one of the 12 schools in the state
to receive the international accreditation.
Article by: Daniella Abbracciavento
Photo by: Mark Brake
East Torrens Messenger
Leadership
PRINCIPAL
Sue George-Duif
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL
Gail Holland
HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOL
Darine Michael
HEAD OF MIDDLE SCHOOL
Matthew Zveidrans
HEAD OF SENIOR SCHOOL
Melanie Laws
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL:
INTERNATIONAL
Valda Aukett
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL:
HUMAN RESOURCES
Rodney Mangos
BUSINESS MANAGER
Denise Long
T: +618 8165 4700 F: +618 8165 4750 3 Campbell Road, Paradise South Australia 5075