MIDDLE SCHOOL
IMPORTANT DATES
Tuesday 29 May
Year 9/10 Football (boys)/ Soccer /Netball (girls)
Wednesday 30 May
DOE Community Service
Wednesday 6 June
DOE Community Service
Thursday 7 June
Year 9 Health & Wellbeing Day
Wednesday 13 June
DOE Community Service
Monday 11 June to Friday 15 June
Year 10 VCE Exams
Monday 18 June to Thursday 21 June
Year 10 Exams
Wednesday 27 June
DOE Community Service
Friday 22 June
Report Writing Day - STUDENT FREE DAY
Friday 29 June
END OF TERM 2 - 2.30 pm FINISH
Please also refer to the Middle School Calendar on the school website for the full list of important dates/events.
Year 9
Health & Wellbeing Day
Thursday 7 June
$10 per student
All Year 9 students will be involved in the Health & Wellbeing Day that will build students' resilience, mindfulness and empathy.
Students will be given the opportunity to engage in a range of workshops tailored towards building students' trust, confidence, self-esteem and connectedness to the school community.
Please pay and consent for the Health & Wellbeing Day on Compass or at the School Office by FRIDAY 25 MAY.
Look forward to seeing you there!
YEAR 10 JUNE EXAMS
Monday 11 June to Friday 15 June
Year 10 VCE Exams
Monday 18 June to Thursday 21 June
Year 10 Exams
The Year 10 EXAM TIMETABLE will be available on COMPASS shortly.
Year 10 Central Camp Report - Bradley Cooper
On Monday 30 April, the first buses left for this year's Central Australian Camp! The following days, the next few groups left as well. It was amazing!
We had so much fun seeing and experiencing different places. For 9 days we got to spend exploring and experiencing the heart of the country with our friends.
The first day we got on the bus at 10:00 am. We spent the day and night sitting (or sleeping) on the bus next to our best friends excited for the next week and a half ahead.
It began with a long haul coach to Coober Pedy and then we were away visiting Camel Farms, Opal Mines and even the Royal Flying Doctors Service. Riding a camel at a camel farm was a definite highlight. It wasn’t for long, but there was a lot of fun in such a short amount of time.
For me though, the best part of the camp was when we got to visit Kata Tjuta National Park and Kings Canyon. We were lucky enough to have the opportunity to go hiking through both of the parks and it was a great way to explore these incredible sites for ourselves. Instead of just driving around it, we hiked through them and got to see these spectacular formations up close and personal.
Each day we were in for an early morning, but getting up early was definitely worth it, given the awesome things we got to see and do.
Every few days we would change campsites, spending the first night at Marla, a few nights at Uluru, Kings Canyon and Alice Springs.
Overall, Year 10 camp to Central Australia was an amazing experience. We invested 9 days of travelling through South Australia and the Northern Territory, jam packed with days full of activities and in doing so, we’ve created a life time of memories with our friends.
Bradley Cooper. Year 10
Students Absences
Parents and guardians are asked to please approve your child's absences on COMPASS.
It is DEECD (Department of Education and Early Childhood Development) policy that all student absences are accounted for.
If you have forgotten your Compass username and password, please contact Lauren Kelso in the Middle School Office.
Parent Contact
Please don’t hesitate to call us or your child’s teacher, with any questions or queries in relation to Middle School.
Middle School Coordinators