TAS Times
Technology and Applied Science Faculty
Upcoming Assessments
Major Projects & Porfolios
Year 12 Industrial Technology & Year 12 Design and Technology
Thank you to Mr O’Brien and Mrs Stipanovic for the support time being offered to ensure that our major projects and portfolios are completed. Students have been utilising this support before and after school, during break times and holidays.
Senior Workshop time
Senior students have been offered Monday afternoons 3pm-4pm as an extra opportunity to work on their major projects in the workshop space with their teacher. The above completion dates are fast upon us, so it is vitally important that students be working on both PROJECT and PORTFOLIO consistently between now and then. As a guide, students are expected to work at least one hour a week on their portfolios.
NAIDOC week activities
During this week students were offered a range of activities to celebrate our indigenous culture.
Year 10 Food Technology prepared fresh lemonade and mini cheesecakes using lemon myrtle. Staff generously donated the lemons.
Year 11 Hospitality were given the challenge to create and enhance a dish using native herbs and spices. Students chose a range of recipes including flat bread, focaccia, scrolls, pasta and blinis.
Year 11 Hospitality and Year 12 Community and Family Studies classes tasted a range of Native bush teas by Goanna Hut.
Stage 5 - Subject Selection
Our Year 8 students have been shown our subject selection information during their Technology Mandatory class. The information can be viewed via this presentation.
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Fees
Subject Fee letters have gone home. This covers the cost of consumable materials and supplies. Payment can be made online via the CHS website. Payment options are available. Students can pay weekly, per term or as a lump sum payment. If financial hardship exists, please don’t hesitate to contact the finance department within the school.
Shoes
All students require fully covered leather shoes to participate in the kitchens and workshops for Work Health and Safety requirements. Students in incorrect footwear are unable to participate and will be set alternate theory work in another supervised class.