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Year 9 News

Term 2

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Darren Campbell
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I just wandered the Year 9 locker area and school yard at lunchtime with some pleasing observations. Locker area clean, students enjoying a few moments of sunshine avoiding the mud patch - so that they’re not asked to contact home to change, groups of friends competing against each other in library games, half of the year level in the Drama room dancing to the beat of this popular lunchtime activity, while two or three insisted they deserved an icy-pole for having a good week. The proof is in their KPA Green Compass feedback from school staff.

 

Jackson AMOS 

Caleb ANTRIM 
Pearl DOHERTY 
Alex FORBES 
Olivia FORD 
Zeke HODGSON
Xaiden HUDSON
Reaksa LOEUR 
Rhyder LOVASSY
Tilly PECK
Alika PERRY
Tiana RUSSELL
Gracie SEYMOUR 
Lachlan SHEARS 
Willow SHIELDS
Lily SPENCER 
Lily SYKES 
Jack THOMAS
Milla TOWERS
Zeyu (Jenny) WEI 
Gracie YOUNG 

During Week 6, Year 9 students keenly participated in Career Education with a Morrisby Profiling of their skills, interests, work styles, employability skills to name a few. Fifteen professionals from various industries visited our campus to discuss career pathways with students. The release of results will provide an enjoyable and informed opportunity for students, families and teachers to discuss possible job options for their future. 

Congratulations to the following students who achieved a Learning Behaviour Update score of 3.5 and above.

Paul BONNICI
Thomas HICKS 
Lucas INVERARITY 
Thomas LAVELL 
Cody MONAGHAN 
Brock PEVERILL 
Gemma SCHMIDT 
Kayla STEVENSON 
Ryley TABONE 
Brayden WATSON

Murray WHELAN 

 

Miley BUDGE 
Marley CAMPBELL
Mia JONES 
Sofia LENSER 
Xsara MANUEL-FORTES
Sebastian RAY 
Brodie RAYNER
Ali SEVENSON 
Mia VISSER 

 

Art

The year 9s have been learning about plastic waste and landfill. They are currently working in small groups to make a sculpture out of plastic on something that is affected by plastic waste, such as animals, vegetation and people.

 

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Students in concept art have completed their themed character drawings and are now working on creating artworks that capture a dramatic moment, using thick and thin black lines, solid black sections and possibly one pop of colour. They have also started to work on brown paper art, exploring cropping and colour blending with pencils. 

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Students in 3D Art have been making a building structure that has been damaged by a ‘dramatic’ event. Some of these events include an apocalypse, an alien attack, a rat infestation, a cultist party, a fire, and an abandoned hut, to name a few. They have used a variety of materials, such as: construction foam, hot glue, wooden paddle pop sticks, small match sticks without the ends, wadding, paper, paint, magi-clay, sticks and more. 

 

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Darren Campbell

Year 9 Team Leader