B.S.C. Features on Pyrenees Projections

Beaufort Secondary College students' had their digital artworks were displayed on the Pyrenees Projector. The display launched Friday 1 October, and works were shown until Monday 18 October.

The artworks from the Year 9 and 10 students are the result of a 6-month creative residency program with multi-award-winning art duo PluginHUMAN (Betty Sargeant and Justin Dwyer). The residency was part of Regional Arts Victoria’s Creative Workers in Schools Program.

Beaufort Secondary College teacher, Simone Conroy, said the art program, like most school activities was affected by lockdowns, but it continued virtually.

“We were able to utilise the program to engage students that were at risk of totally disengaging in their schooling, and tailor individual projects to keep them motivated throughout this time and engaged with their learning,” Ms Conroy said.

Artist Betty Sargeant said to see the work on public display was a testament to the students’ willingness to keep working through the lockdown.

“Students can be proud to walk down the street, get their fish and chips on a Friday night and point out to their parents or their siblings, ‘this is what I did – I achieved something over this time’. It’s been a really challenging, difficult year, especially for youth and teenagers,” Dr Sargeant said.

The project involved students generating their own ideas for creating a digital artwork. Students created work by extending their existing interests, such as working with make-up, music and digital coding.

“We weren’t teaching the students just to be artists, we were teaching them to extend their confidence in the digital realm," Dr Sargeant said.

Council Mayor Damian Ferrari said showcasing the students' work was exactly the type of content suited for the projector.

“The aim of the projector was to encourage people to stop and spend time in the street, and to also showcase the students’ artwork in a COVID-safe way is just the icing on the cake!”

“Council is proud to support the creative work of the local Secondary College,” Cr Ferrari said.

Article courtesy of Pyrenees Advocate

Raffle!

WIN YOUR FAMILY A $100 MEAT VOUCHER!

Beaufort Secondary College's Year 10 students are currently raising funds to go towards their camp to Queenscliff in December. They will be raffling three $100 vouchers for the Beaufort Butchery, kindly donated by the Beaufort and District Op Shop. The tickets will be $2 each or three for $5 and will be sold at the Beaufort Secondary College Front Office and other locations around town.

The tickets will be drawn Wednesday the 24th of November.

The Year 10 students thank you for your support and wish you the best of luck!

A big thank you to the Beaufort and District Op Shop!

Booklists for 2022

This year, the ordering process for the 2022 booklists will take place online via Campion Books.

The following link will take you directly to the online order page:

https://order.campion.com.au/index.html#resourceListListView?code=646A7414

When you access the link, please then navigate to the correct 2022 year level for your child. Most of you will have already created an account with Campion Books; if not, you will be prompted to do so.

Please note that orders must be placed by Friday November 26. You can opt for either home delivery of your purchase or collection from the Campion Books Sebastopol depot.

Please direct all help requests to https://www.campion.com.au/support-help/support-for-parents/ for assistance.

Please note:

If you have already ordered the texts for VCE English there is no need to re-order these.
If you would prefer hard copies of the booklist they will be available from the front office for your child to collect.

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Term 4 2021