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Looking to the Future The School Captains, along with the rest of Year 9, spent Transition Week looking at a range educational pathways to shape their futures. Thomas, Grace, Naomi, Taneesha and Oscar (Sport Captain) explain:
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The Wordsmiths This Semester, the Year 5/6 Amazing Authors have been very busy honing their writing skills in a variety of different ways.  Their work has been published on the Middle Years Amazing Authors blog: http://myamazingauthors.weebly.com/. They’d love if it if you could take some time to read their work and leave some positive and constructive feedback!
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Commemorating ANZAC Year 4 students analysed The Ode. Bhumika and Ethan explain:, ANZAC Day was marked with commemorations on both the Early Years and Middle Years Campuses
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Fire Fight The Preps students had a visit from the CFA Fire Fighters they said:
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Pushing the Limits 5/6 Fast Track and a couple of Year 4 students took on the districts fastest Cross Country runners. Carla and Rebecca explain:, Sport Captains, Finnen, Oscar and Taj with 7/8/9 Fast Track students where tested in trying conditions in Anglesea. Here are their thoughts:
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Tech Savvy Year 5 students have been designing apps and creating websites. Marco, Nash and Stephanie explain:, Nash - Animal Facts, Stephanie - Music and Singers, Marco - Sport Info,  Kim - Different Drawing Styles, Emma - Hair Craze
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Raising Funds The SRC have been busy. The Early Years SRC representatives explain: 
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Rockin' the Suburbs After months of rehearsals, Performing Arts and MAD Academy students put on an extraodinary show on the big stage, at the Plenty Ranges Theatre:
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Bedtime Stories Acro the Acrobatic and Amazing Alien by Sereen, Amelia the Amazing Alien by Gurleen, The Mystery Creature by Cailin, The New School Girl by Mia
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Shark Tank Year 8 Humanities students have been looking into getting new products to market. Kushi and Thulasi explain:
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Two Stories The Rescue by Jad, The Lost Donkey and Rabbit by Ruby, The Shark and the Cheetah by Akira, The Magical Kingdom by Kirat
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Out of Orbit Year 5 students have been uncovering the secrets of how the Sun, Earth and Moon move. Here's how they went about debunking myths:
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Chemical Heart  Year 7 students have been exploring the Periodic Table. Jordan D. explains:, Use the periodic to find the symbols for the groups of elements below. Each group should spell a different cartoon character:
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Lava Mountain This term in 5/6 SANE, modelled how to perform a mixture experiment for the Year 2 students. Michelle has provided the experiment for you to try at home:, What is happening?
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Animal Dissection   The Young Einsteins had their first dissection. Michael, Olivia and Lara shared their experience: 
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Community Planners Year 8 students have been creating a large, environmentally friendly and self-sustaining island community. 
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Ye Olde Life Year 1 students went to Bundoora Farm Heritage Village to get a taste of the "good ol' days". Here's what they said about it:
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A Good Sign Students across Prep to Year 6 have been learning to sign in Auslan. Year 5 students explain what they have worked on this term:, Auslan Club, Introducing Yourself
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The Leaders:Sports Captains Helena , Oscar, Indi , Taj
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Term 2 Awards Prep, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Year 7, Year 8, Year 9
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Looking to the Future

The School Captains, along with the rest of Year 9, spent Transition Week looking at a range educational pathways to shape their futures. Thomas, Grace, Naomi, Taneesha and Oscar (Sport Captain) explain:

On Monday (29th of May) the Year 9s participated in the Resume and Cover Letter Workshop. The students found job advertisements and practised writing cover letters and resumes for their chosen job. They were given a template and many of the Year 9s wrote superb resumes. They now have a resume they can adjust when getting a future job and have experience in writing cover letters to employers.

 

On Tuesday the Year 9s were lucky enough to have many guest speakers talk to them about their possible future career options. Some participated in a university workshop which was hands-on as well as theoretical. The workshop explained how you may get to university and how university will give you different opportunities in life. We also had a workshop from the Defence Force which included an opportunity for the students to listen to a veteran navy officer speak about life in the Navy and life beyond the Navy. There was also a Police Academy workshop where an active member of the Victoria Police spoke about the different positions you can undertake in the force. He spoke about opportunities you have in the police force and the training you may undergo. Other workshops included a health industries workshop, an auto apprenticeship workshop, a childcare workshop, a law careers workshop and many more.

 

On Wednesday the Year 9s chose to go to either Melbourne University, Northern College of the Arts and Technology (NCAT) or Peter Lalor Vocational College to see possible schooling options for the years to come. Students who went to Melbourne Uni got to look around the beautiful campus grounds and went to Melbourne Central for lunch. Students who went to NCAT got to have a look through the arts and technology buildings with a pit stop to Northland Shopping Center for lunch. Students who went to Peter Lalor got to look around the fantastic facilities and stopped at Epping Plaza for lunch.

 

On Thursday we had the fantastic opportunity to visit both RMIT and Melbourne Polytechnic. Both campuses where amazing and had fantastic facilities that no one thought could be so close to home. While at RMIT, we had a little introduction and a short history of the campus as well as a guided tour of the campus. At Melbourne Polytechnic we had a talk about career options available there. It was an amazing experience.

 

On Friday we visited La Trobe University. We had a brief presentation on the University and what they offer. Then we were off on our guided tour around the campus to see all of the facilities. After that we were allowed to roam around the campus to have a better look at their buildings and to have lunch in one of their many little cafes.

 

It was an amazing experience and we highly recommend it for future years!

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