Middle School Report 

Middle of the last term of 2019! It has been an exciting time for the Year 8 students with them being able to select their electives for Year 9.

Year 9 Selectives

One of the exciting elements of our Year 9 program is that students will be able to choose from a range of subject choices which will give our students an opportunity for learning breadth and experience of what different subjects have to offer. Year 8 students have already put forward their selections for 2020, with the process to be completed soon. 

Uniform: 

The summer uniform for students is to be worn during Term 4. 

Students are required to wear black leather school shoes. T-bars are acceptable.

 This includes shorts or pants for girls and boys, or wearing the school dress.

Sport uniform and runners are only permitted on days when students have PE classes.

No leggings are to be worn under the school dress or during PE classes. 

Awards:

The following students have been recognised for their ongoing positive behaviours in Home Group. This includes arriving on time with the correct resources and in correct full uniform.

7A: Skyla Thompson

7B: Calvin Nguyen

7C: Bailey Wickliffe Jefferey 

7D: Aliza Kane

7E: Ashley Butrakoska

7F: Jashandeep Virk

8A: Cassie Butrakoski

8B: Chris Bobby

8C: Kenji Camporedondo

8D: Jovan Anthony

8E: Ryan Bobby

The following students have been recognised for their outstanding efforts in keeping their workbooks neat and meeting the school expectations in Physical Education and Health.

7A: Skyla Thompson

7B: Seja Alzayadi

7C: Anastasia Kategiannis

7D: Jacinta Gionta

7E: Mariam Khariala

7F: Leyla Zdraveska

8A: Seadat Asemi

8B: Sarah Sanchez

8C: Arnie Aulakh

8D: Jorgia Stojanovski

8E: I'eisha Ekanayake 

Important dates:

Tuesday 10th December

Year 7 students: Funfields in Whittlesea. 

Year 8 students: Ice Skating at ICE HQ

Attendance 

Daily attendance is important for all children and young people to succeed in education and to ensure they do not fall behind both socially and developmentally. School participation maximises life opportunities for children and young people by providing them with education and support networks. School helps people to develop important skills, knowledge and values that set them up for further learning and participation in their community.  

Students are required to attend school and all classes, except where compelling legitimate and serious reasons prevent such attendance.  All students, at all levels, must maintain at least a 90%+ attendance rate in order to enable their promotion to the next year level.

Quote of the day: “If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book.” – J.K. Rowling