Middle School

News from Middle School

Student Leaders for 2017!

 

Over the past couple of weeks Years 9 and 10 had their Year Level assemblies.  During these assemblies we had the pleasure of introducing the leaders for 2017 in front of their respective student cohorts.  The Middle School Team look forward to working with the following students throughout the year.

 

Year 9 Student Leaders

Year Level Leader – Jasmine Lacy

Year Level Leader – Tarni Cavanagh

Sport Captain – Rhian Lumsden

Sport Captain – Taylah De Montignie

Dance Captain – Zoe Keltie

Dance Caption – Charli Krenn

Year 10 Student Leader

Year Level Leader – Alice D’arcy

Year Level Leader – Michael Syme

Year Level Leader – Ianthe Volbrecht

Sport Captain – Imogen Hansen

Sport Captain – Harry Norman

Performing Arts Captain – Melanie Arthur

Performing Arts Captain – Kayla Jenkins

Music Captain – Ashlee Huynh

Music Captain – Patrick Cottin

Dance Captain – Emily Standfield

Dance Caption – Ebony Llewellyn

Jackman House Captain – Josh Joyce

Freeman House Captain – Amelia Phillips

Freeman House Captain – Fraya Jordan

 

Year 9 Challen9e Camp

It is now less than a month before Year 9 students depart on their Challen9e Camp at Phillip Island Adventure Resort.  Please ensure that consent has been given via Compass and that the students medical forms has been returned to the college.  An upcoming parent information evening will be held on Tuesday 7th of March at 7:00pm in the RTF presentation space.  Students are not required to attend this evening.

 

RSC Swimming Carnival 2017

Thanks to Sports Captains Rhian Lumsden and Harry Norman for their accounts and reports from the RSC Swimming Carnival.

 

“On Friday the 10th of February, we had our annual Swimming Carnival, and, as always, it was fantastic. The two Age Group Champions were Tarni Cavanaugh, Freeman, and Dean Kelly, Freeman. Some of the other outstanding swimmers were Caitlin Dellow and Fletcher Smith. The novelty events, live music and fashion show were a hit. Everyone looked wonderful in their house-coloured costumes and, to make the day even better, we were blessed with lovely weather. This year, for the first time, students got to play water polo and go on the waterslides, both of which were tons of fun. Lots of people enjoyed getting involved in all the events while earning points for their houses. As determined as Jackman, Mabo and Frazer were, they just couldn’t keep Freeman from claiming the house cup once again. They are just too good!”

We are looking forward to seeing how the Year 9’s perform in the upcoming sports days.

Rhian Lumsden

 

“On Friday the 10th of February Ringwood SC had their annual swimming carnival. It was a reasonably warm and sunny day down at Aquanation with a mixture of novelty and competitive events, from the highly anticipated 50m Freestyle to the inaugural house inflatable race. The year 10’s were exceptional in showing support for their house with several dressing in their house colours and cheering on their team. The overall age group champions for Year 10 were Georgi Clarke and Cameron Radford.  Well done to all who participated and made the day such a fun event.”

Harry Norman

 

General Reminders

Thank you to all parent who are continually updating Compass in regards to any student absences.  It is important that if any student is absent that Compass is updated to reflect this information, or alternative please contact the Attendance Officer to report any student absences.

 

Year 10 students were spoken to by Ms Boutsikakis regarding their work experience placements. Students are reminded that if they are yet to organise their placement, to do so as soon as possible.

 

Matthew Tucker

Middle Sub School Leader