Secondary News

Inter-House Cross Country Secondary Results (Top 3)

Well done to all students that competed in the Inter-House Cross Country.

Congratulations to the winners of each age group, as seen below.

A big congratulations to YELTA, who were the overall winners on the day.

 

Inter-School Cross Country Secondary Results

Congratulations to all students who competed in the Inter-School Cross Country at the Riverside Golf Club on the 5th of May.  We had some fantastic results on the day with many going through to compete in St Arnaud.

A massive congratulations to Larissa Murby, who came first and was named AGE GROUP CHAMPION for 16 year old girls.

 

2023 Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge

The CSIRO runs a challenge every year to engage students in thinking logically and problem solving. This week students in 7B, 7C, 7C and 7D have all been given the opportunity to compete during Digital Technology classes.. 7A will do it next semester. 

Here is an example of the sorts of questions that they were given to solve. Can you solve it?

The results should be available in the next few weeks.

Year 7 Camp

Year 7 students have received permission and medical forms for year 7 Camp.  If your child intends on attending the camp please return the forms to the College with a non refundable deposit of $150. You still have time to bring forms back and pay the deposit if you are yet to do so.

 If you require a new note please contact the College on 50 252501

Expressions of Interest - Instrumental Music Lessons

School Uniform

With the mornings becoming cooler, students are expected to wear full winter uniform every day. Students and families are reminded that hoodies are not part of the school's official uniform and cannot be worn at school. Students who are out of uniform must bring a note of explanation including when they will be back in complete uniform. While out of uniform, students must wear alternative clothing that is as close as possible to college uniform (eg. a black or white top).Parents will be contacted if a student is out of uniform without a note.  If the parent/guardian can be contacted the student may be sent home to return in full school uniform or uniform brought to the college to change into. If the parent/guardian cannot be contacted the student will be provided with emergency clothing for that day by the school.A copy of the College’s Uniform Policy is attached. If you have any queries regarding the Uniform Policy contact Mr Morgan on 50252501.

School Phone Policy

Students who choose to bring mobile phones to school must have them switched off and securely stored during school hours in their locker. If students are caught on their phone between 9am-3:17pm the following actions will occur:

 

1st Offence -phone is confiscated and stored in the main office. Phone will be returned to student at end of the day

 

2nd Offence- phone is confiscated and stored in the main office. Parent will be required to collect the phone.

 

3rd Offence- phone is confiscated and stored in the main office. Parent will be required to collect the phone. Student will be required to hand their phone to the front office each morning or leave their phone at home for a period of time determined by the Principal/Assistant Principal

 

4th Offence- meeting with the Principal and a suspension may be applied.

 

Parents are reminded to contact the office on 50252501 to pass on messages to students. This is to avoid students using their phones at school and having it confiscated. 

(Parents should not contact their child by phone between school hours of 9am and 3:17pm)

 

Please contact Mr Morgan if you have any queries regarding the phone policy.

 

Doctors In Secondary Schools Program

Our Doctors in Secondary Schools program is available for all secondary students to access free (bulk-billed), confidential health care at school. This is a fantastic service which students can access for any of their health care needs including asthma/anaphylaxis plans, catch-up immunisations, mental/emotional health and any other medical concerns no matter how big or small. Students can see the school doctor for any reason that they would see their usual GP.

The rooms will be open every Wednesday during the school term from 9am – 2pm. Students can make appointments by contacting Amy in the general office or they can ask a teacher or wellbeing staff member to make the appointment for them – the only details required to make an appointment will be the student’s name and date of birth.

Parents are welcome to attend appointments if the student wishes.

 

 

School Wide Positive Behaviour (SWPB)