Celebration of Learning

Year 10 Photodigital Media

Still life photos from Ms Caprin's Year 10 Photodigital Media class. 

HSC Textiles and Design

This collage contains a snapshot of each HSC Textiles and Design projects created by the following students:- Fiona Dinh, Abbie Holt, Kalya Htoo, Lillian Jonas Moralee, Kanesha Joseph, Brianna Liman, Georgia Mortimer, Chris Nguyen, Elizabeth Redwood, Shinade Rippon, Paige Spilstead, Sheilah Suleiman, Maya Wood-Thomson, Rebecca Wright, Vicky Zhao. Works were drawn from the categories of Textile Art, Costume, Non-apparel, Apparel or Furnishing.

Year 7 Technology

Year 7 students in Technology class working on coding.

Year 12 2020 Info Evening

Year 12 2020 get serious at Assessment Information Evening. Thank you to families for your attendance and Head teachers Ms Venkatesan, Ms Dervenis-Loupos, and Year Advisors Ms Michos and Ms Magoffin.

Year 10 STEM

'Road to Better Health' were the students built mini cars and 'Renewable Energy' were students built a windmill prototype.

Work Experience- NSW Police Force

Congratulations to Year 10 student Kylie Tran who participated in work experience with the NSW Police force. Students had the opportunity to visit Burwood Police Station, the local courts and the Justice Museum. They had a day down in Goulburn at the Police Academy and visited the Police Driver Training facility.

Junior Dance Showcase

Great performances were enjoyed by an audience of family & friends at our Junior Dance Showcase. Thank you to Ms Reed & Ms Hunter & Ms Conroy. 

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Year 12 2020 Business Studies Excursion

Yr 12 2020 HSC Business Studies to Sydney Tower, with thanks to Ms Nand.

Year 9 Camp

Year 9 at Mowbray Farm on a 3 day Year camp with Year Advisers Ms Jones & Ms Reed, and teachers Ms Cheung & Ms Wang.

Sheep shearing, archery, boomerang throwing down on the farm at Mowbray,  a fantastic outdoor experience and lots of friendship, connections and memory making.

Lake Cowal by Charlotte Richards, Yr 8

So much effort for what seemed like so little physical reward

On the 21st of October, Ms Di Chiara, Ms Delmas and eight girls from year eight embarked on a rare experience to Evolution Open Pit Gold Mine in West Wyalong. Whilst one this three-day trip we learnt about the gold mining process, the link between gold mining and conservation, the industry's environmental and cultural impacts as well as seeking future opportunities in the mining industry.

Of a 200 tone monster truck filled with the deposit from Evolution minings open-pit gold mine, they only reach the equivalent of 12 fifty cents of gold per load.

Before I went on this trip I didn't completely understand all the work that goes behind the production of gold. Honesty I thought it was just people digging a big hole, hoping they would strike lucky and find a big gold nugget. Geologist, Scientists, Engineers, Accountants, Environmentalists, Community Representatives, etc all work together to mine the gold used in your electronics, Hi-tech health, aerospace, jewellery, awards, investment and large economic contribution.

It was an eye-opening experience of how the world works and to come face to face with the people in the mining community.

This trip was an eye-opening experience that has made me think about humanity, wastefully using non-renewable resources without knowing how hard it is to obtain them. Thank you to Ms Delmas and Ms Di Chiara for taking us on this trip and Evolution Mining for inviting us on their first school trip ever to the NSW site.

Mr Nguyen Maths Comp Awards

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