Upcoming events

** At time of publication dates were correct. These may be subject to change.

Date	Title
1/11/2023	Stage 4/5 Assessment Period
1/11/2023	U15's Girls Basketball - State Finals
1/11/2023	TAFE YES Program
1/11/2023	Clontarf - Touch Football
1/11/2023	Women's Group SENIORS
2/11/2023	Stage 4/5 Assessment Period
2/11/2023	U15's Girls Basketball - State Finals
2/11/2023	TAFE YES Program - Early Childcare and Disabilities Term 4
2/11/2023	Womens' Group Year 9 & 10
2/11/2023	Sista speak Year 7
3/11/2023	HSC Food Technology 9:25- 12:30
3/11/2023	TAFE YES Program
3/11/2023	Sista Speak Year 8
6/11/2023	Year 10 Work Experience
6/11/2023	TAFE YES Program - Early Childcare and Disabilities Term 4
6/11/2023	Teloca Aged Care Visits - Ongoing
7/11/2023	Year 10 Work Experience
7/11/2023	TAFE YES Program
7/11/2023	Self Esteem Program Term 4
8/11/2023	Year 10 Work Experience
8/11/2023	TAFE YES Program
8/11/2023	Women's Group SENIORS
9/11/2023	Year 12 Formal - Graduation (Invitation Only)
9/11/2023	Year 10 Work Experience
9/11/2023	TAFE YES Program
9/11/2023	Womens' Group Year 9 & 10
9/11/2023	Sista speak Year 7
10/11/2023	Year 10 Work Experience
10/11/2023	TAFE YES Program
10/11/2023	Sista Speak Year 8
13/11/2023	TAFE YES Program
13/11/2023	TAFE YES Program - Early Childcare and Disabilities Term 4
13/11/2023	Teloca Aged Care Visits - Ongoing
14/11/2023	Year 6 Transition

Extra-Curricular Participation

Participation in extracurricular activities (activities that are not related to subject specific curriculum) are not compulsory and participation in these activities is based on a student's positive commitment to school life at Narrandera High School.

Examples of extracurricular activities are (not an inclusive list)

School sporting activities
Regional/State sporting representation
Debating and public speaking competitions
Eisteddfods
High Potential student activities
Creative Arts performances
Volunteering in the community
Non-curricular excursions
Wellbeing Year Excursions

Students may be excluded from extracurricular activities if

They are on step 2 or step 3.
They have been suspended in the previous four school weeks.
Their attendance in class is less than 80%.
They truant class and have been placed on Step 2 Attendance card.
Stage 5 and 6 students who have outstanding N Determination warning letters.

For students who have one or more of the above points, staff organising the excursion will need to seek the approval of the Deputy Principal or Principal for the student to attend.

Stage 6 Timber