FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Lilydale High School
NEW Reporting Guidelines
This semester there will be a minor change to the reporting and assessment procedures from Years 7 - 10.
Every student in every class will receive an overall grade for the whole semester's work. Students will be deemed to have:
- Completed all that is required in the subject - SATISFACTORY (S)
- NOT completed all that is required in the subject - NOT SATISFACTORY (N)
It is important to note that the overall grade will be based on EFFORT. The following criteria will apply:
- Being punctual to class
- Being prepared with books and equipment
- Having a positive 'can do' attitude
- Being persistent, not giving up easily
- Complete and submit all of the set work
- Completing assessments
- Completing and submitting homework
Students are aware that if they receive more than 2 N grades in a semester, we will be conferencing with the student and parents/guardians to establish the reasons and put a plan and support in place to move forward.
We have expressed to our students that with improved effort they will improve their achievement - this doesn't only apply to the school environment but in everything they do.
Middle School & VCE Course Selection Information Evening
Thank you to everyone who came out on Monday August 1st to attend our 2017 Course Selection Information evening. This is only one part of the course selection process with briefings taking place with all students and our Managed Individual Pathways interviews.
Please take the time to look at the information available on the school website (homepage - under Handbooks) and don’t hesitate to call the school if you have any questions.
A reminder that ONLINE 2017 Course Selection OPENS on Monday August 8 and CLOSES on Friday August 12 (Middle School) and Monday August 15 (Senior School).
Crazy Hair Day
On Friday 29 July Lilydale High raised almost $600 to help Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Victoria assist those living with CF and working towards a cure. Great job everyone!
Cystic Fibrosis (CF) primarily affects the lungs and digestive system. There is currently no cure.
In Australia, one in 2,500 babies are born with CF, that’s one every four days. CF is the most common life-threatening genetic disorder affecting young Australians today.
Crazy Hair Day Voucher Winners;
Year 7 - Tobi Phillips 737
Year 8 - Lachie Cogan 867
Year 9 - Kirsten Hughes 904
Year 10 - Siobhan Taylor 1095
Year 11 - Georgia Marsh 1131
Year 12 - Kira Hughes 12V4
Mark Beatson
Wendy Powson
Principal