Senior School News

SENIOR SCHOOL NEWS

Year 12

 Students are now beginning to realise that they are approaching the end of their studies at Mooroopna Secondary College. A range of activities have been planned both to support and celebrate their journey. Below is an overview, letters of invitation will be distributed early in Term 4 regarding the Final Assembly and the Valedictory.

Tuesday 22nd October – Whole School Assembly 2.45 pm

Wednesday 23rd October - Breakfast 8.30 am

                                                        Final Assembly 9.20 – 10.30 am

                                                        Morning Tea 10.30 – 11 am

Thursday 24th /Friday 25th – classes for students

Wednesday 30th October – English Exam

Wednesday 20th November – Valedictory Dinner – The Woolshed

All students will be required to get a ‘Subject Release’ form signed by their teachers to ensure that all work has been submitted before they leave.

VCE students have received their exam timetable and the Navigator handbook regarding exams.

Year 11

Student will have received a Subject Receipt of the subjects they have selected at their chosen campus. These are to be signed and returned to the office a.s.a.p. If there are any discrepancies please note these on your returned receipt. If there is need for re-counselling, this will take place in Term 4.

Further transition activities are being looked into for this term, as are the dates for ‘Early Commencement / Step Up”.

Year 10

Students have received a receipt of the subjects and campus they have selected for 2020. These are to be checked, signed and returned to the office a.s.a.p. If there are any issues, please make not on the form.

Year 10 Formal

The Year 10 Formal was held last Thursday at the Connection Function Rooms with great success. Many students arrived in style, including Freya Oades, a Corvette Stingray, no less. All the girls were magnificently dressed and the boys too! The evening started with group photos. Many students found it awkward, posing for a real camera; odd considering the number of selfies they would take in a single day!

As the evening moved on, students found themselves on the dancefloor with some real standouts – Leo! Students danced to the classic, though painfully tiresome Nutbush to headbanging ghetto.      

Awards were given out for best arrival – Freya Oades, best dressed Yarrrakai Lovette and Madelyn Andronaco, best dancing Trey Wallace and Tarnesha Jenkins.    

Thanks to Lynn Bentley for organising the evening, Darryl McConnell for taking great photos and all the staff who supervised. These events are not possible without staff generously volunteering their time.

Scott Ilsley - Yr 10 Co-Ordinator