14.12.12 Mt Druitt Matters Mt · 2019. 11. 14. · A special congratulations goes to Lily X who was crowned Dux of the Chifley College Exam, as well as Dux of Year 10 2012, an outstanding

Save the Date

Fri 14th Dec 2012 School reports handed out

Wed 19th December Last day school– students

Fri 21st December Last day staff

Wed 30th January Year 7 return

Thurs 31st January Year 8, 9,10 return

Thursday 7th February Year 7 ID photos

Tue 19th February Swimming carnival

Year 6 transition Day

Fri March 1st School photo day

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Good Bye from Ms Facas To all the parents and families that I have worked with over the past 12 years at Mount Druitt Campus, I would like to say thank you. I thank you for your continued support, understanding and tireless work to support the school and our students. It will be hard to say good bye to Mount Druitt as I have so many fond and happy memories. I have been lucky enough to experience many roles in the school, from sup-port teacher learning, visual arts teacher, head teacher welfare and deputy principal. Through these roles, I have worked with students and parents closely and I have learned so much from these experiences. Chifley College Mount Druitt Campus is a wonderful school with an ever supportive com-munity. I am proud to have seen so many students achieve great success and I am proud to say that Mount Druitt has made me the teacher that I am today. I would also like to thank Ms Anderson and the whole staff, past and present, for the support I have been given over the last 12 years. Good bye Mount Druitt!

From the principal The Formal has finished, the reports distributed, Presentation Night and Graduation and Sports Ceremonies have taken place and the students are ready for the holidays. I would like to thank all the staff who have worked so hard to mark these events possible. I would also like to thank the parents who have supported both the school and students to succeed and finally, I thank the students for making a work a pleasure. I wish you all a safe and happy holidays,

Cathy Anderson Principal

Learn. Discover. Inspire

14.12.12

Chifley College

9625 9750 / 9625 7318 Fax: 9832 1463 Website: www.mt-druitt-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

Mt Druitt Matters

Chifley College Mt Druitt Campus

Highlights for Year 7 in 2012…

This year has been an important year for year 7 and it has been filled with many wonderful experiences. Year 7 have come a long way since the start of the year and have grown in confidence and maturity. Some highlights from this year include; Swim School during week 9. Year 7 spent a whole week at Emerton Pools participating in a fantastic program designed to improve swimming skills and water safety knowledge. During term 3 and 4, year 7 students participated in a Kindy Reading program with Dawson Public School. Each Thursday selected students walked over to Dawson with their year adviser and helped support Kin-dergarten students with literacy skills. The program was very rewarding for the year 7 students involved and the primary school was very appreciative of the extra help. This year we also saw the Polynesian dance group form with the help of Mrs Piukana, a year 7 parent. Mrs Piukana met with the 16 year 7 girls every Wednesday afternoon and helped to teach traditional Polyne-sian dance as well as help prepare dances for formal assemblies. C Factor was also a big hit this term and year 7 definitely stole the show, having the largest number of per-formers from any of the year groups. Our Year 7 student’s confidence and talent left audience members impressed and highly entertained. Stand outs for the year would have to be The Breakers Joshua G, Lochie B, and Michael P who deservedly received a standing ovation at the end of their routine. Year 7 also completed NAPLAN earlier in the year and sat their first high school half and yearly exams. A number of students were also involved in programs run by outside agency Marist Youth Care. These pro-grams included; Didgedance, Poly Club and ACE. The end of the year signalled the completion of 4 Formal Assemblies. Term four formal assembly saw the

following students received a Silver or Gold award:

Silver Awards:

Kersal J Margaret B Jesse B Taylor B Bayleigh D Nyocrha D Gold Awards: Sophia A Erika B Felicity C Benedetta C Emma D Fatuma D

For those students who have not achieved what they had hoped, next year is an opportunity for a fresh start. There will be new classes, new teachers and new beginnings. Have a safe and happy holiday,

Mrs Coid Year 7 Adviser

Robert F Shade H Zac K Jordan K Fuafiva L John N

David F Brad S Taui T Lovely T Salome T Kasey-Ann C

Christine P Sione P Tevita P Adam R Amber E Esther V

Madresa E William F Warren K Chloe P William L Casey L

Siagasa P Sharlenne P Mark R Emily R Claudia R Joshua L

Samantha M Shweeta N Benjamin L Fifita T Kimoanh T


Year Eight Update

2012 has certainly flown by and year eight students and teachers have kept busy! Not only is it

hard to believe that our year eight students are almost in year nine, it’s unbelievable how much

they have managed to achieve in 2012!

These achievements were celebrated at our formal assembly for term four, which was held on-

Thursday the 13th of December, with Grant and Darling doing an outstanding job of hosting the

festivities. Jade and Carlie were proud to deliver the acknowl-

edgement of country, while Emmanuel and Grant performed the

national anthem. A number of other students entertained the audi-

ence, including Ince, Machozi, Lipoi, Precious, Lancine, Bon-

gor and Xenilar. A number of students deserve recognition for

the outstanding awards they earned this term, including the 25

students who earned Gold Awards.

Academic achievements were also celebrated at Presentation

Night, held on Wednesday December 12th. Morgan took out first

place in year eight, followed closely by Khin and Isileli who

earned second and third place respectively. Other year eight stu-

dents honoured with awards this year were Mae, Caitlin, Juliana,

Chris, Daniel, Timothy, Poi, Kiarna, Katielee, Precious,

Marieka, Simi, Kara, Mareta, Christian, April, Kaleoni, Jas-

mina and Jade. Year eight student Emmanuel did an outstand-

ing job of performing the song ‘Valerie’.

2012 has been a year to remember with much to celebrate for year eight. However, year nine is

nearly upon us and many exciting new adventures await us. Students will begin studying elective

subjects and I am confident that they will display maturity and leadership as senior students with-

in our school. 34 year eight students have nominated for year captains next year and LEAPS

application forms continue to roll in. 2013 will also see 17 of our students commence participating

in the UWS Fast Forward Program: congratulations to James, Valentine, Kara, Kiarna, Isileli,

Khin, Cody, Marieka, Morgan, Christian, Tiariki, Chris, Brooke, April, Rachael, Xenilar and

Jayden.

I look forward to seeing everyone excited and fresh in 2013!

I wish all year eight students and their families a very happy and safe holiday,

Ms Kavanagh

Morgan S, first place in year eight, with Ms Kavanagh at Presentation Night.


Year 9 news

Formal Assembly: Well done to the presenters and performers at the year 9 formal assembly for Term 4: Lancine, Chelsea, Jack, Siliga, Bongor, Precious, Ince, Machozi, Jannine, Sofia and Semisi. Congratulations to Makeleta M for receiving the 100% attendance award. The following students received silver awards for their effort across a number of sub-jects: Muhubo, Chelsea, Deepak , Lancine, Heilala, Phillip, Kolomaile, Kristel, Amy, Semisi , Jannine, Blake, Tanisha, Ema, Siaosi, James, Bernie, Jack, Siliga, Iverson and Talia

Presentation Evening: The following students received academic awards at Presentation Evening: Mitchell, Chelsea, Heilala, Gavin, Kristel (2nd place in year 9), Leslie, Amy, Semisi (3rd place in year 9), Josephine, Ashleigh, Mervyn, Siaosi, James, Jack, Siliga, Natasha, Des-mond, Riley, Christina, Ema (first place in year 9). High Ropes Excursion: In week 8, the Year 9 leadership team participated in a high ropes excursion to Blacktown. Jannine, Chelsea, Kristel, Lancine, Sofia and Semisi completed a range of team building, problem solving and leadership activities. Well done to all students involved.


Year 10 Happenings...

This will be my last entry for the school newsletter, not just because it is the end of the school year but also because our Year 10 students have successfully completed all requirements to achieve their ROSA and therefore have graduated from Chifley College Mount Druitt Campus. Year 10 celebrated the end of their schooling at Chifley College Mount Druitt campus in style on the evening of the 6th December when they attended their formal at Novotel Rooty Hill. Students were entertained with some old fashioned games like heads or tails, and pass the parcel and after a scrumptious two course meal, students and staff alike tore up the dance floor! Following a successful formal, students fulfilled their last duty as year 10 by graduating in front of proud teachers, family and friends. A special congratulations goes to Lily X who was crowned Dux of the Chifley College Exam, as well as Dux of Year 10 2012, an outstanding achievement for a dedicated and hard working student. I would like to take this final opportunity to thank all Year 10 students and their families for their support. I am a very proud Year Advisor! Photo’s from the formal are available for purchase from the front office and via Mrs Saunders in the TAS Faculty. The Year 10 2012 Year Book is also available for purchase. These will be available for purchase until the end of term 3, 2013 I wish all students and their families a safe and happy Christmas and holiday and I wish our year 10 students every success next year and beyond.

Support unit staff and students celebrating at the Year 10 Formal in style.

CHIFLEY COLLEGE - MOUNT DRUITT CAMPUS

SUBJECT CONTRIBUTIONS AND EQUIPMENT

STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO BRING BOOKS AND EQUIPMENT TO EACH LESSON IN THEIR SCHOOL BAG. It is expected that all students will have: a Ruler, Geometry Set, lead pencils, black or blue and red pens, coloured pencils, eraser, pencil sharpener, highlighters, glue stick. A separate book is required for

each subject - no group books please

YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

SUBJECT

FEE EQUIPMENT FEE EQUIPMENT FEE EQUIPMENT FEE EQUIPMENT

AGRICULTURE 043-

001 $15.00

1 exercise book, closed in leather shoes.

$15.00

1 exercise book, closed in leather shoes.

BUSINESS

STUDIES

2 Exercise books

2 Exercise books

CAREERS 043-

011 $2.00

Work book (includes se-mester 1 & 2 work book)

$2.00

Work book (includes se-mester 1 & 2 work book)

CARING FOR

CHILDREN

043-

013 $15.00 1 Exercise book

$20.00

1 Exercise book

CERAMICS/ PHOTOGRA-

HPY

043-

018 $40.00 2B pencil

$40.00

2B pencil

DESIGN AND

TECHNOLOGY $50.00

Pencils, ruler, eraser, felt tip pens and an exercise book. Closed in leath-er shoes

$50.00


ENGLISH

2 Covered Ex-ercise books (1 CW & 1 HW) 1 Diary

2 Covered Exer-cise books (1 CW & 1 HW) 1 Diary



FOOD TECH-

NOLOGY

043-

004 $50.00

1 Exercise Book, Closed in leather shoes

$50.00

1 Exercise book, Closed in leather shoes

GEOGRAPHY 2 Exercise books

2 Exercise books 2 Exercise books

2 Exercise books

HEALTH 1 Exercise book 1 Exercise book 1 Exercise book 1 Exercise book

HISTORY 2 Exercise books

2 Exercise books 2 Exercise books

2 Exercise books

ACCELERAT-

ED IST

DER Laptop; Exercise book / A4 Manilla fold-er

DER Laptop; Exercise book / A4 Manilla fold-er

LANGUAGE 2 Exercise Books

LITERACY 1 Covered Exer-cise Book

1 Covered Ex-ercise Book

MATHEMAT-

ICS

Grid book, 1 exercise book, Geometry Set, Scientific Cal-culator ($21 at school)

Grid book, 1 ex-ercise book, Ge-ometry Set, Sci-entific Calculator ($21 at school)



METALS

TECHNOLOGY

043-

010 $50.00

Closed in leath-er shoes, 1 ex-ercise book, pencils, ruler & eraser

$50.00

Closed in shoes, exer-cise book, pen-cils,ruler & eraser. (plus cost of major project)

MUSIC 043-

017

$10.00

96 pages music book OR 96 pages Exercise book

$20.00

96 pages music book OR 96 pages Exercise book

$20.00

96 pages mu-sic book OR 96 pages Exercise book

NUMERACY

Exercise book, Calculator, Ge-ometry set, Rul-er

Exercise book, Calculator, Ge-ometry Set, Ruler

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

100HR

1 Exercise book

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORTS STUDIES

200HR

043-

018

1 Exercise book

1 Exercise book

SCIENCE

2 Exercise books & closed in leather shoes.




TECHNOLOGY

MANDATORY

043-

003

$50.00


$50.00

Pencils, ruler, eraser, felt tip pens and an exercise book. Closed in leather shoes

FASHION &

DESIGN

043-

002 $50.00

1 Exercise books & closed in shoes.

$50.00

1 Exercise books & closed in shoes.

VISUAL ARTS 043-

012

$25.00

VAP Diary; 2B pencil; Eraser

$25.00


$40.00 VAP Diary; 2B pencil; Eraser

$40.00


TIMBER

TECHNOLOGY

043-

009 $50.00

Closed in leath-er shoes, exer-cise book, pen-cils,ruler & eraser

$50.00

Closed in shoes, exer-cise book, pen-cils,ruler & eraser. (plus cost of major project)

TOTAL $85.0

0

$75.0

0

STUDENT ID CARD $5.00 from the school Library. This is a photo ID card which students need to access the school computers. This card can also be used outside of school for proof of age and identity. If the card is lost or needs to be updated it will cost $2.00 for a

replacement card.


Presentation Evening 2012

Another successful Presentation Night was held on the 12th of December. It recognised outstanding stu-dents in all subjects. Our two local members, Mr. Ed Husic and Mr Richard Amery were among the pre-senters who were enthusiastic about our ceremony and the students’ achievements. Some of the most significant awards were: Chifley College Citizenship Award 2012: Blake G Chifley Commitment Award 2012: Denis C Reuben F Scarff Award for Commitment 2012: Kadiatou D June Richards Memorial Prize for Student Leadership: Matthew H School and Community Service Award: Kelly D Chifley College Best All Rounder: Princess Q Sue Leary Memorial Woorawa Award: Kara M & Violet C Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award: Michelle A National Volunteering Awards: Michelle A & Kelly D Gold Medallion for First Place in Year 7: Brenda T Gold Medallion for First Place in Year 8 Morgan S Gold Medallion for First Place in Year 9 Ema P Gold Medallion for Dux of Mount Druitt Campus: Lily X The staff congratulate all students present on the night for their fine performances. Diana Creighton

How is it all worked out?

You may be wondering how Dux and other places are determined. Teachers forward 1st, 2nd and 3rd po-sitions in the year in their subjects to the coordinators. (These positions have been decided by a combina-tion of class work, assignments, practicals and exams.) The coordinators then give a weighting of 10 for 1st, 8 for 2nd and 6 for 3rd places. Subjects with small numbers receive 5,4,& 3 for the positions. The re-sults for each student are added and the highest score is the top student. 2nd place getters are awarded Executive Commendations. Students are acknowledged for the minor placing's and other outstanding commitment and achievement in the formal year assemblies each term.

Photos from the night are available. Please ask at the library.


Swim School news

Running Club news

During week 9, Year 7 students attended Swim School at Emerton Leisure Centre with the PDHPE staff and selected Year 9 Sports Science helpers. Throughout the week students progressed through a range of practical Royal Life Sav-ing Swim and Survive awards, improving their water confidence, survival skills and stroke technique. Students also attended a number of theory based sessions relating to water safety and, at the end of the week, sat the National Wa-ter Safety quiz to test their knowledge. Year 7 should be commended for their posi-tive attitude during Swim School. We look forward to seeing new skills on display at the school swimming carnival early next year.

Well done to all students involved in Running Club this year. Below are the names of students who

achieved ‘Running Club member of the week’ throughout Term 4.

Week 2: Riley and Ahmed

Week 3: Anthony

Week 4: Ben

Week 5: Mereilisoni

Week 6: Blake C and Emily

Week 7: Marissa

Week 8: April and Rhonda


PDHPE FACULTY NEWS

The subject of PDHPE has again been increasingly popular with students this year.

Students have been given the opportunity to learn about and practise ways of, adopting

and maintaining a healthy, productive and active life.

Students have learnt about various concepts in the the-oretical component of the subject such as; health and fitness, respectful relation-ships, bullying, healthy food habits, sexual health, and road safety. They have ex-celled in a wide range of ac-tivities by making informed decisions and communi-cating effectively in coopera-tive learning tasks.

In the practical component of the course students have interacted positively with others in a variety of sports. Students have also enthusi-astically participated in the school’s sports carnivals involving; swimming, athletics and cross country.

Sporting clubs have been established before and after school involv-ing; gym, running and volleyball. Finally a spe-cial mention to those year 7 students in-volved in swim school. Students learnt about water safety in a fun en-vironment.


Library Matters

Celebrating 2012 in the Library

It has been a busy year in the Library in 2012 with many exciting events and programs running throughout the year. Lancine in year 9 was our 2012 Chifley Chess Tournament winner, 22 of our students participated in the Chifley Writers’ Workshop at Mount Druitt Tafe, where they met children’s author Tristan Bancks, students suc-cessfully completed the Chifley Reading Challenge, and year 7 & 8 students completed in the Turn Up The Heat Reading Challenge. On behalf of the Library, we would like to thank all students who have participated in Library programs.

Chifley Chess Tournament Literacy & Numeracy Week Star Readers

Reading Café

Meeting author Tristan Bancks Reader Of The Fortnight Chifley Writers’ Workshop

Origami Club Chifley Reading Challenge Turn Up The Heat Reading Challenge


ENGLISH FACULTY

Year 9 Introduction to

Playwriting Huge Congratulations to all eighteen of the Y9 participants in playwriting this term! Our stu-

dent writers produced fantastic scripts over the four day work shop and also had the op-portunity to meet with Nakkiah Lui, a pub-

lished film script writer from our area.

Nakkiah was recently featured in the Sydney Morning Herald after having been awarded a

$20,000 prize after submitting her play This Heaven, which will be staged at Belvoir next year, and an idea for a jukebox musical play about Ab-

original karaoke contests called Koorioke.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/theatre/drama-winner-finds-

stories-in-her-identity-20121204-2at63.html#ixzz2EzSuUKEO

Year 8 English Update This term in year 8 English, we have been studying advertising techniques. We first had to

create our own advertisement for a product of our choice. We displaced advertising tech-

niques, such as:

Celebrity Endorsement, Appeal to authority, Evidence & statistics, Appeal to emotion

Discount offer & Imperative

Year 8 students split into groups of 5 and 6 and we had to promote a program within the

school, by creating visual ads, such as videos, slideshows and posters. Some programs in-

cluded;

Running club, GYM club, Volleyball club, Homework centre, P.I group

Look out for some of these advertisements in the school.

By Emma and Kiarna—Enrichment Class

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/theatre/drama-winner-finds-stories-in-her-identity-20121204-2at63.html#ixzz2EzSuUKEO





Careers


Science- THE YOUTH ECO SUMMIT

The Youth Eco Summit (YES) 2012 was held on October 17 & 18 at Newington Armoury, Sydney Olympic Park. Six year 9 and 4 year 10 students accompanied Mr Iqbal (Science Faculty) to participate in this event. Students were involved in a wide range of sustainability and environmental workshops, seminars and video conferences. The event explored key aspects of sustainability for the 21st Century including social and environmental considera-tions.

Year 9 Year 10

Christina U Alana B

Daisy A Paul T

Ema P Samer A

Kolomaile F Simmone V

Phillip F

Youth Eco Summit participants

2012 provided a continuum opportunity to the above students for engaging in hands on workshops and sustainability showcase to career and study pathways. Special thanks to Macquarie Uni for sponsoring the Summit.


Support 2012

2012 has been another exciting and prosperous year for students in the support unit at Chifley College – Mt Druitt Campus. Students excelled in all areas, with some students representing the school at zone and regional levels. Congratulations to Tiffany of and Jessica in year 8, who both had an ex-ceptional year in the sporting arena. The Support Unit were fortunate to take part in a Community Access program. Students were able to access some excellent venues, and have fun as well. Some of the exciting adventures this year included:

The Movies to see Madagascar Olympic Park The Jeannie Baker exhibition at Blacktown Arts Centre Bowling

Students always enjoy these outings and display their best behaviour.

The students and staff from the Support Unit would like to wish everyone a safe and

happy festive season. We look forward to a wonderful 2013!


Students studying languages had the opportunity to learn Japanese for 3 terms, and Mandarin during term 4. They also learnt about Japanese and Chinese cul-ture.

That’s a wrap from Mathematics for 2012 This year we had great year for Mathematics. We set the bar high with our expectations this year and as such, we have achieved many things including; our best ever turn out for the Australian Mathematics Competition held in August, where 2 of our students were awarded a ‘commendation’ award. We intro-duced Mathletics to some of our classes and it was a great success. In addition, our numeracy program to enhance the mathematic skills of our student is in full swing and will be continuing in 2013. Numeracy Week was a huge success too, where students and teachers from all faculties participated in the week’s events, informing everyone about the history of Mathematics and the importance of it today. Naplan this year went well, with some pleasing results from our students and we are confident that next year the results will keep improving. Well done Year 7 and 9. This year the Chifley College Campuses introduced the Chifley College Exit Exam (CCE), where Year 10 sat for a numeracy and literacy exam to replace the School Certificate. All of our students performed very well. As a school, we outshone the other campuses in numeracy. Six of our students recorded the highest score in numeracy, well done to our wonderful Year 10’s. The Mathematics staff worked extremely hard this year in preparation for both the Naplan and the CCE exams, well done.

Mrs Chetty’s Retirement The Mathematics staff will greatly miss our most senior teacher, Mrs Chetty who is retiring after teaching for 41 years and has been a valued member of our staff at Chifley College Mt Druitt for the past 12 years. Many memories have been made over the years, from past students remembering good times in class-room, to Mrs Chetty’s famous pumpkin soup recipe, that all staff loved. You really did touch many peo-ple’s hearts with your dedication to your work and for that, we thank you. We wish her all the best.

We would like to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New Year and a prosperous 2013. From The Mathematics Staff


Maths 2012

RECYCLED

SCULPTURE BOARD

CERAMICS BOARD


ART BOX This has been a fantastic year for all students studying creative arts. Year 7 have really developed their sculpting skills and produced outstanding ceramic animal mugs and recycled paper houses. Year 8 worked with skill and creativity to produce the paper mache animals, and have had their understanding of art challenged through the study of Abstract Art. Year 9 and 10 Art and Photography/Ceramic students have really pushed their creativity and produced amazing nature inspired ceramic artworks, as well as Modern and Surreal paintings. Mount Druitt Campus students are developing into a sea-soned group of performers and art exhibitors, proudly demonstrating their talents at performances like, ‘Let’s Celebrate Public Education’ at Rooty Hill RSL and perfor-mances at all school assemblies. Never before have so many students received places and prizes at external art competitions, with Mount Druitt campus dominating the Blacktown Art Prize and Snapshot Photographic prize. A huge congratulations to all students who have shared their talents with the local community, we are so proud of you! Wishing you all a safe and happy holiday season, Mrs Sharp, Ms Coid, Ms Facas, Miss Henderson, Miss Hawley


TAS 2012

TAS has had an exciting 2012. Students have been trialling new courses and projects.

YEAR 7 Technology Mandatory Making dog tags, cooking a variety of snack foods, writing children's books, making stop animation

Year 8 Technology Mandatory

Making wooden boxes, sewing tie dyed bags, creating movies To end the year, Year 8 has completed mini projects:- these have included fabric key rings, Christmas tree stacks from shortbread and tea light candle holder

Year 9 electives These course have been extremely busy. This semester Year 9 Timber have completed a stool project. Metals have completed a sheet metal carry all. The Caring for Children girls have been out on an excursion to Family Planning Australia as well as Penrith Wom-en’s Health. The girls have also been seen wearing the pregnancy simulation vest. Design & Technology have been up cycling chairs using IKEA fabrics from an earlier excursion Food Technology have been cooking up a storm, de-veloping their food preparation and hygiene skills. Year 9 IST (computing) students have been making computer games as well as completing data bases and spread sheets.

Year 10 Electives You may have noticed Year 10 students carrying the Virtual Babies this year as a part of their Caring for Children course. The students have also completed felt mobiles for a babies room. Food Technology students have been assisting run a staff café, and in 2013 there will be some exciting new café equipment including coffee machines. Metal Technology students have completed a lockable tool box projects. Timber Technology have finished off their timber tool boxes ready for a life of employment.

Boys on the Move is an exciting peer mentoring pro-

gram introduced in 2012. Students from Yr. 9 &10 mentor students from Dawson public whilst making billy carts. There will be an official race off in Week 11. Primary school students are assisted with their transition to high school and the high school students are available in 2013 to assist them with Year 7. In addition the Year 9 & 10 boys get to add to their volunteering hours.


TAS 2012

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14.12.12 Mt Druitt Matters Mt · 2019. 11. 14. · A special congratulations goes to Lily X who was crowned Dux of the Chifley College Exam, as well as Dux of Year 10 2012, an outstanding