Year 7/8 News 

Assistant Principals News

What a busy month it has been at CESC! I have really enjoyed getting to know more of our students, staff, families and wider community since I commenced early Term 3.

 

I am so very proud of how hard our students are working and the dedication they have shown to their learning across many areas. Of particular note, the Year 8 Science Expo was extremely impressive, demonstrating the learning that students had been participating in this term. Year 7 students continue to display strong learning growth as demonstrated in the pre and post test maths results but also throughout a variety of lessons where they are participating in a range of activities. It was fabulous to see our students actively engaged in learning tasks that rely on a little bit of competition but also provide opportunities for recall of knowledge, particularly demonstrated through Kahoot challenges. The teachers spend an enormous amount of time ensuring lessons are directed at student point of need but also providing engaging and well thought out activities.

 

Of recent times we have been having a uniform ‘blitz’ and I am happy to say that the Year 7 and 8 students have overall demonstrated a high level of respect and adherence to our Uniform Policy. Please remember, no socks with logos and wear only white socks!

 

R U OK? Day was on last week and if the students didn’t mention it, they all received a lovely, personalised note from their Home Group Teachers detailing the gratitude they have for the students in their class. These positive comments assist in extending the connection between staff and students and assist students to understand their worth and the positive impact they have on a daily basis here at school.

 

Ahead we have lots of activities planned for Term 4 and I am looking forward to working with each and every student throughout the remainder of this year. Have a safe and happy Term 3 break.

 

Linda Buckeridge

YEAR 7 & 8 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

Year 8 Awards

Year 8 Achievement Award

Aruzoo Rahimee

Angelin Joshy

Talia Griffin

Sneha Ranjit

Joshua Lacey

Harman Hans

 

Year 8 English Achievement Award

Prabjeet Singh

Ashley Sammut

Vidhi Joshi

Sanuda Perera

Leeza Semisi

Sophie Fleiner

Sahithi Birlangi

Jaismeen Handa

Emyl Jenish

 

Year 8 Responsibility Award

Montana Veness

Kiara Valastro

Hindujaa Suresh Rathini Kumar

Prabhkirat Singh

Alex Punneliparambil

Jodie Knevitt

Sneha Ranjit

 

Year 8 Growth Award

Hindujaa Suresh Rathini Kumar

Prabhkirat Singh

Fadhilah Buksh

Cooper Rehaut

Chloe Staaf

Harman Hans

Jodie Knevitt

Joel McKay-Carter

Jonathan Kawiratne

Bahara Ahmadi

Parisa Batool

 

Year 8 Respect Award

Chad Marsden

Kiara Valastro

Michael Wati

End of Year Activities - Year 7, 8 and 9 students

Activities will take place from 17 December - 21 December.

All students must return this consent form even if they are not attending activities(there is an option for parents/guardians to sign that they are not attending). Students that do not return their form will be placed on CESC Activities and be expected at school.

 

Cash or CSEF can be used to pay for these events.

 

Students are encouraged to pay first thing in the morning to Simone in the Green Admin Office through the entryway near GWA5. The door will be open from 8am for EOYA payments only. Students are not to go to their lockers if it is before 840am. Payment first thing in the morning is recommended so that students are not walking around the school with cash in their pockets.

 

Students are advised to pick carefully and speak with their friends before paying for events. Once they are paid for they cannot be refunded.

 

Some of the activities do have a limit so it will be a case of first in, first served. All activities are still currently available but some are filling fast.

For any queries, please contact Simone on 5990 0200 Ext 5 Ext 1

Year 7 LOTE Family Poster Pictures

Science Expo

On the 12th of September the Year 8 students held their Science Expo. This was a brilliant opportunity for them to inform our school community about the problems we may encounter in the future if we don’t make changes in how we live. They had been learning about global warming, climate change and renewable energy sources so the expo was their moment to present their ideas on how we can stop our drastic climate change. Thank you to everyone who attended the expo, the students and teachers involved were very grateful and overall excited about the outcome of the event.