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CAMPERDOWN COLLEGE NEWSLETTER Term 3, Week 4, 10th August 2017

Camperdown

Prep students celebrated their 100th

day of school in style last week.

On Thursday 3rd August, Camperdown College Prep Students excitedly celebrated their 100th Day of School with a day full of activities orientated around the number 100. This milestone celebrated the wonderful learning achievements all Prep students have made over the past 100 days of schooling at Camperdown College.

The 37 Prep students were joined on the day by parents and grandparents and they participated in a number of activities orientated on the number 100 including 100 grid jigsaws, snakes and ladders to 100, making a 3D tower using 100 cups, writing 100 words, cutting up a picture of themselves into 100 pieces and creating a portrait of themselves when they are 100. Prep students proudly wore an oversized 100 badge to mark this achievement in front of their fellow students.

The day was concluded with a presentation ceremony where students received a certificate to recognise this wonderful occasion, a glow stick for being 100 Days Brighter and a pack of Smarties for being 100 Days Smarter. Students then celebrated with a class party which included a 100 cake – the perfect way to end such a wonderful day.

With so many learning achievements witnessed in the first 100 days of schooling, we can’t wait to see what the next 100 days brings for these wonderful Prep students!

Jacinta Tolland and Kathryn Edward, Prep Teachers

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Our Mission: Camperdown College will provide exemplary teaching and learning programs within excellent facilities which foster school pride,

aspiration and persistence to achieve high levels of learning for all students.

From the Principal’s Desk…

Thank you and congratulations to our

talented instrumental students who

provided an enjoyable evening of

entertainment at this week's winter

concert, under the expert guidance of

our instrumental music teachers Fiona

Pugh and Peter Sharp. Thank you also

to College families for your support of

the students as they gain confidence and experience in

performing for an audience. Our senior students were

wonderful role models for our emerging musicians,

demonstrating the pleasure and satisfaction of learning an

instrument over a long period of time.

Next Wednesday night will be a busy one for the College,

with the Family Science Night providing a fun immersion

experience for students and families, and the School

Council meeting incorporating a visit to the Community Ice

Forum at the Camperdown Football and Netball Club. We

encourage your attendance at either of these important

events.

Our Junior Campus is bursting at the seams at present, with

our regular teaching and Education Support staff joined by

three pre-service teachers, two Year 10 work experience

students and a team of Year 9 BRICKs Ambassadors and

Year 9/10 Community Service volunteers assisting in

classrooms and the yard. Meanwhile, our student

population swells periodically with visits from the

kindergarten children who are enjoying their school

transition program. Learning is taking place at all ages and

stages as experience is shared, new ideas and fresh

perspectives are welcomed, and our collaborative learning

community grows and thrives.

Last week I provided indicative 2018 enrolment figures to

DET and these will form the basis of our future planning.

Our highly regarded Early Years program continues to

expand, with twenty-eight confirmed Prep enrolments for

next year bringing our expected Prep – Year 2 numbers to a

minimum of eighty-eight. Nine new students will join our

own Year 6 students in Year 7 next year, well exceeding

the primary – secondary retention target set by School

Council in our 2015 – 2018 strategic plan. We are in the

very early stages of planning class structures and

timetabling arrangements that will be most supportive of

our students, with the school's growing numbers opening up

interesting possibilities for students beginning or continuing

their educational journey at Camperdown College.

Upon returning from work experience next week, our Year

10 students will participate in pathways planning and make

their initial course selections for 2018. This cohort will be

the first to have access to a wide range of vocational

education certificates offered through our Corangamite

Trade Training Cluster, with some students from our

current Year 9 group also meeting eligibility requirements.

The CTTC flyer in this newsletter provides an overview of

the training opportunities on offer, including Certificate II

Salon Assistant which will be delivered here at

Camperdown College. Exciting times!

Camperdown College is contributing to an ongoing

Department of Education and Training project to evaluate

the state-wide implementation of the Framework for

Improving Student Outcomes. Deloitte is conducting the

evaluation on behalf of DET, gathering feedback about

how schools are implementing the initiatives and the

difference that FISO is making across the system. Our

Principal Class Officers and team leaders shared their

experiences and perspectives earlier this year and a return

visit on Tuesday 12th September will see the leadership

team, teachers and student representatives provide further

feedback about the implementation of strategies designed

to secure excellent learning outcomes for every student.

Our School Council Policy Sub-Committee oversees the

ongoing process of policy development and review, and

the recently rewritten Student Mental Health, Inclusion

and Engagement Policy is testimony to the efforts of this

group. The consultation process has been extensive and

the policy will be tabled at School Council next week for

ratification. Reviewing the Anaphylaxis Policy and

developing a separate Attendance Policy are the next tasks

on the list.

DET processes regarding attendance have been tightened

to ensure that all families fulfil their responsibility to

ensure all children attend school every day. Every absence

requires an explanation and for the absence to be

approved, strict criteria must be met. Five unexplained

absences within a year trigger a process of referral to the

regional attendance officer and/or outside agencies where

required, and our new attendance policy will make these

expectations and processes absolutely clear. Ensuring

students are on time, every day, ready for learning is every

family's responsibility and every young person's right,

laying the foundations for future health, happiness and

success. High expectations and mutual accountabilities

will characterise our new attendance policy, which will be

circulated for school community input later this term.

Ms Cherie Kilpatrick, Principal

Next Wednesday 16th August 2017 In the Senior Campus Science Wing

Demonstration starts 6:30pm Gold coin donation Supper from 8.00pm

Take home “Future Earth”

Excellence ~ Respect ~ Responsibility ~ Caring ~ Honesty

Year 10 Work Experience:

Year 10 students have nearly completed their two weeks of work experience in a variety of fields. Teachers have

visited the students at their workplaces and feedback from both the students and employees has been

overwhelmingly positive. I look forward to reading the workplace reports upon the students’ return. We have been

fortunate to have the services of Kane Leishman for two days this week. Kane has helped out in the VCAL program

and completed a series of jobs to tidy up the school surrounds.

Later Years Information Session and Career Action Planning:

Later Years Information sessions will be conducted for Year 9 and 10 students next Wednesday 16 th August. Information has been

emailed to parents via Compass and for those families who haven’t yet signed up to Compass, the letter has been sent home with

students. Parents are encouraged to attend if possible. After the sessions, Mrs Maskell will conduct a half hour MIPs (Managed

Individual Pathways) interview with each student. Parents are most welcome to attend these sessions with their children. Please

contact Mrs Maskell to make a suitable time.

Debutante Ball:

Thank you to those parents who filled out expressions of interest for their child to take on the role of flower girl and pageboy. Names

were drawn out of a hat this morning by Parents & Friends executive Kasey Walsh and witnessed by Mardi Johnson. Family history

has repeated itself and Zack Regan and Lila Horspole are the lucky recipients of this role.

Hands On Learning:

The Hands On Learning students were treated to a scrumptious morning tea with Junior Campus staff last week as a thank you for the

work that they have completed around the campus. The students have refurbished the sick bay by installing new cupboards and a sink

and have also tiled around this area. Earlier last term, the students built new shelving for the sport shed.

Moving on, the students have decided to develop their own space in the old gym (dungeon) under the school as currently they share a

home space with the VCAL students in the old canteen. This old gym in recent years has been used as a storage area. The students

will have a big job ahead of them cleaning out the area and they plan to sell excess furniture like old filing cabinets, benches, tables

and seats. If you are interested in any items please contact Mr Attrill.

Year 12 Revision Lectures:

Year 12 students have been given a brochure outlining VCE revision lectures that will be conducted locally. Earlier in the year I

attended a meeting with local schools and Deakin University to arrange lectures that are affordable and easily accessible to students.

These lectures will be held in Warrnambool on Tuesday 26th and Wednesday 27th September and conducted by ACCESS education

and registration is to be done online. I am awaiting an allocation of free tickets and will distribute them as soon as possible.

Tuesday 26th September: Further Maths 9am – 11.30am

Legal Studies 12.15pm – 2.45pm

Maths Methods 3.15pm – 5.45pm

Wednesday 27th September: HHD 9am – 11.30am

Thursday 28th September: English (Camperdown) commencing 8.30am (compulsory attendance)

Vicki Angus, Senior Campus Assistant Principal

100 Days of School:

One hundred days is a big milestone when you’re little. Last Thursday our Prep classes were joined by their families

to celebrate 100 days of school. Together with their families, the Prep students participated in a variety of engaging

hands-on activities. Activities included making necklaces with 100 fruit loops, writing 100 words from around the

classroom, making a cup tower with 100 cups and playing board games, to name a few. All students were presented

with a certificate in recognition of this milestone and the celebrations concluded with a party to celebrate this

significant achievement. Prep students were certainly proud to showcase their efforts to their parents, grandparents

and friends. Thanks to the families who came along to share in the excitement. Also a big thank you Mrs Tolland and Miss Edwards

for their diligent organisation of this wonderful celebration.

Instrumental Music Concert:

Students of all ages, all levels of skill and all degrees of nervousness, came together to create a wonderful evening of music on

Monday evening at our annual Winter Concert. The music was delightful to listen to as all students proudly played selected pieces on

the keyboards, violin and guitar. Congratulations to Mrs Pugh, Mr Sharp and all the instrumental music students for showcasing their

talents. It is great to witness the students’ growth as musicians each year, but perhaps the proudest moments are when we see students

overcome their fears or step-up to support and encourage their friends. Learning a musical instrument is a journey, and at evenings

like this we celebrate the efforts of those who have taken up that challenge.

Scholastic Book Fair:

Thank you to all families who supported our recent Book Fair. Mrs Purcell was delighted in the support given to this lively and fun

event. As a result, the Junior Campus will receive $833 in commission from the sales. Great effort Mrs Purcell and Camperdown

College families!

Year 10 Work Experience:

Over the past two weeks, we have had the pleasure of welcoming Year 10 Camperdown College students, Marnie Belleville and

Alinea Ellerton to complete work experience in our Prep rooms. Marnie and Alinea did a fantastic job helping the students and

supporting the teachers, showing great patience and empathy for the students. We wish both of you all the best for your future studies.

Senior Campus News

Junior Campus News


Thursday 10th August Sporting Schools: Dance/Gymnastics from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Junior Campus

Friday 11th August VSSS District Rehearsal in Colac

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Tuesday 15th August ICAS Mathematics Competition

Wednesday 16th August Year 12 Studio Art Excursion to Warrnambool

Wednesday 16th August Sporting Schools: Basketball from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Camperdown Stadium

Wednesday 16th August Family Fun Science Night from 6.30pm at the Senior Campus See overleaf

Wednesday 16th August School Council Meeting from 7pm

Thursday 17th August Kindergarten children visit the Junior Campus from 9.30am – 12.15pm

Thursday 17th August Power of Engineering Excursion for selected Year 9/10 students


Friday 18th August Film Fundraiser: Indonesian Study Tour See overleaf

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Monday – Friday 21st – 25th August Book Week and Literacy & Numeracy Week

Tuesday 22nd August Prep – Year 6 Book Week Dress Up Day and walk to The Avenue

Wednesday 23rd August Year 7, 10, 11 and 12 Immunisations

Wednesday 23rd August Prep – Year 6 Parent Teacher Interviews from 1pm – 6pm @ the Junior Campus

Wednesday 23rd August Sporting Schools: Basketball from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Camperdown Stadium

Thursday 24th August Kindergarten children visit the Junior Campus from 9.30am – 12.15pm


Friday 25th August VCAL Literacy Excursion to Melbourne PAC

Saturday – Sunday 26th – 27th August School for Student Leadership visiting weekend

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Wednesday 30th August Sporting Schools: Basketball from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Camperdown Stadium

Thursday 31st August Sporting Schools: Dance/Gymnastics from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Junior Campus

Friday 1st September Camperdown College Debutante Ball

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Wednesday 6th September Junior Basketball for Year 7 – 9 students

Wednesday 6th September Sporting Schools: Basketball from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Camperdown Stadium

Year 3/4 Hooptime:

Last Friday our Year 3/4 Rookies travelled to Terang to participate in the Hooptime basketball competition at the Terang Sports

Stadium. As always, our students enjoyed the day, played proudly as team and managed to taste victory. Thank you to Sheree

Horspole for her support with the bus travel and to all parents who supported their children at the event.

ICAS Competitions:

Recently we have received certificates of achievement for student who participated in the Science, Digital Technologies and Spelling

competitions. Congratulations to the following students for their commitment to strive for excellence in their learning. Students were

presented with their certificates at assembly last Friday.

Spelling: Leilah Bateman, Lewani Bateman, Ruby Kempton, Riley Stephenson, Eagan Winsall (participation), Joshua Lucas

credit.

Science: Oliver Clark, Zackary Regan, Lewis Reagan, Leilah Bateman and Lewani Bateman (participation), Joshua Lucas

(merit).

Digital Technologies: Oliver Clark, Stella Horspole (participation), Joshua Lucas, Leilah Bateman and Lewani Bateman

(credit).

Prep – Year 6 Parent Teacher Interviews:

A reminder that Parent Teacher Interviews will be conducted on Wednesday 23rd August. Time slots are now available for the

interviews via Compass. Please contact Amy in the Junior Campus Office if you require any assistance.

Clare Monk, Junior Campus Assistant Principal

Camperdown College

Friday 1st September in the Senior Campus Hall Doors open at 7.00pm

Debutantes presented at 8.00pm

Supper supplied


1st Prize: Andy Griffiths Treehouse Series Book Package 2nd Prize: Andy Griffiths Treehouse Series Book Package

3rd Prize: Andy Griffiths Treehouse Book Raffle tickets have been sent home with Junior Campus students who receive a newsletter today. Both sides of the books can be sold for $2

each of 3 for $5. All sold/unsold books must be returned to the Junior Campus Office by Wednesday 16 th August. The raffle will be drawn during Book Week from 21st – 25th August.

Instrumental music students performed for families and friends at our annual Winter Concert on Monday evening. Keyboard, violin and guitar students from Year 1 to 11 performed a variety of solo and group items. The concert gave students valuable performing experience. Students learnt that each performance is different and they all displayed great musicianship skills, such as focus, adaptability, resourcefulness and resilience.

All prizes will include goodies for children to enjoy with their reading

The concert opened with our Junior Violins: Tida, Charlie and Mercy playing three tunes. This was followed with violin solos by Keira, Lila, Nancy, Georgia and Lewani. Jess O'Connor and Bailey McDonald played two songs each on their guitars with Guitar Teacher, Mr Peter Sharp. Students in our Junior Keyboard Ensemble played the complete Twinkle Variations for piano which was a great achievement, along with a piece called Honeybee. Leilah and Riley played three pieces on the keyboard finishing with Elvis Presley's Love Me Tender.

The Junior Band confidently performed two pieces. The first piece was an Israeli work song called Zum Gali Gali which the audience sang along to. They also played I Wonder, a song based on the tune of the famous Pachabel's Canon. The Junior Campus Band were joined by senior campus violin students Jordan Watson, Tim Fagan and Jack Leonard-Pekin.

Senior Campus violin students, Jordan and Tim impressed the audience with their violin solos. They also performed a march by Handel, followed by a well-known folk tune, Ashokan Farewell with Jack Leonard-Pekin and myself. At the end of the concert, they performed the original string quartet version of Pachabel's Canon in D which will hopefully inspire our up and coming musicians!

Congratulations to our performers: Charlie Burnett, Mercy Rothman, Tida Majidpour, Georgia Walters, Lila Horspole, Nancy Leonard-Pekin, Keira Johnston, Oliver Clark, Stella Horspole, Sadie Walsh, Ishmael Rothman, Riley Stephenson, Leilah Bateman, Lewani Bateman, Jack Leonard-Pekin, Jordan Watson, Tim Fagan, Bailey McDonald and Jess O'Connor.

Fiona Pugh, Instrumental Music Teacher Pictured left: Jordan Watson, Tim Fagan, Jack Leonard-

Pekin and Georgia Walters with Fiona Pugh and Jess

O’Connor with Peter Sharp.

Last Friday 4th August, eighteen Year 3/4 students travelled to Terang

for the Hooptime basketball round robin. The results from the day

were:

Team 1:

Camperdown College 2 vs St Pats 14

Camperdown College 14 vs Cobden 7

Camperdown College 10 vs Terang 14

Team 2:

Camperdown College 18 vs Noorat 0

Camperdown College 2 vs St Pats 15

Camperdown College 15 vs Terang 0

The students displayed exceptional behaviour and wore our school uniform

with pride and respect. They all should be very proud of themselves.

Kim Clark, Year 3/4 Teacher


Junior Campus communication sent to parents this week:J57 Prep VCOP J58 Prep-Year 6 Parent Information

Senior Campus communication sent to parents this week:S22 Deb Ball Communication #2 S23 Later Years Information Session

Camperdown College Skoolbag App:

To install our Skoolbag app, search for Camperdown College in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and install it on your iPhone or Android device.

Choose your push notification preferences in the Setup Menu to receive friendly reminders about upcoming school events,

Have the latest Lunch Service Menu and Uniform Price List at your fingertips,

Weekly newsletters are available at the push of a button.

CCaammppeerrddoowwnn CCoolllleeggee PPoolliicciieess As part of the regular cycle of policy review, School Council has reviewed the Student Engagement and Inclusion policy and would

welcome your feedback. You will find the draft policy on the College website (www.camperdowncoll.vic.edu.au) and also our

Skoolbag App or it can be collected from either campus office

You are welcome to read the policy and contribute feedback by either writing it onto the document and returning it to either campus

office, or by emailing your feedback to ([email protected]) with the policy name as the subject.

Please submit your feedback by the end of August.

Kinder children enjoy their first visit to Camperdown College Today saw a very excited bunch of kinder children visit Camperdown College as part of our school’s Kinder to Prep Transition Program. This program exposes students to a school setting making them feel comfortable and familiar before their schooling journey begins in 2018. We had a wonderful morning centred around Literacy based on the story The Hungry Caterpillar. The kinder children made their very own caterpillar out of coloured pasta, buttons, pipe cleaners and a natural branch from our environment. Students attached their caterpillar to their branch and threaded some colourful autumn leaves onto their branch creating a very visual and special hand held mobile.

It was so wonderful to see these students within the classroom environment. They were full of excitement and happiness as they were able to experience what it is like to be a Prep student. We can’t wait to see many of their faces joining our Camperdown College community in 2018!

Mrs Tolland and Miss Edwards loved having the kinder children in the Prep room and our school is very much looking forward to them coming back to complete two further sessions in Library and Digital Technology.

Jacinta Tolland, Prep – Year 2 Department Leader

We welcome Jodie Abbott, the Alumni Manager at Camperdown

College, who is working closely with Sue Maskell, the College’s

Alumni Coordinator. The Alumni group will be working together on

Mondays and are looking forward to getting some alumni back into

the school to guide current students. We would love to hear what past

students of Camperdown College have done since leaving our school.

If you’re reading this and you’re a former student of CAMPERDOWN COLLEGE please get

in touch with us by sending an email to: [email protected] or connecting

with us on Facebook, like our page Camperdown College Alumni to stay up to date with

alumni connections to the school. Stay tuned for more alumni news on the school’s website,

newsletters or Facebook page. To learn more about the Ourschool project, go to

www.ourschool.net.au.

Jodie Abbott, Alumni Manager Pictured right: Jodie Abbott and Sue Maskell

Vogue Fleming, Jonty Richardson and

Lawson Clark made

their very own hungry caterpillar

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Hi, my name is Otto, and for the past 2 weeks I’ve been at an amazing place called The School for Student Leadership, Snowy River Campus.

It is a school that focuses on building leadership and life skills in Year 9 students, I feel extremely lucky to be taking part in this program and I am looking forward to using the skills I learn here to help make a difference in our community. For most people reading this you won’t know much about this school so I’m going to explain what happens here on a daily basis.

Every day we have a morning, afternoon and evening class, these classes are generally half indoor/theory and half outdoor these classes teach us a range of different skills that we can put into place when working in teams, leading people or in our future careers. But we do have free time too, every Saturday is a rest day and there are breaks between most classes. During these breaks and rest days we can do many things, like go fishing, surfing, travel into Marlo or go bike riding on the tracks around campus, but it is completely up to us students to be organised and to make the required preparation beforehand.

For me the reason I came to this school was to overcome my fear of speaking in front of large groups of people but I can already see that I will get so much more out of being here than just that, if there are any Year 7 or 8 students reading this, I highly recommend that you look into coming here because at only twelve days in, it has been a life changing experience for me.

Otto Leonard-Pekin, Year 9 student

FFaatthheerr’’ss DDaayy SSttaallll It’s that time of year again and we are asking parents/guardians to please make a small donation to this year’s

Father’s Day Stall which will be held at the Junior Campus on Friday 1st September. Ideas for gifts include:

chocolates, socks, playing cards, hankies, mugs, toiletries, golf balls, magazines, car wash supplies, torches, etc.

Please note that if your child will be buying two gifts on the day, an equivalent donation would be appreciated.

Paper bags for you to place your donated item/s in have been sent home today and we would appreciate if all gifts

were brought into the Junior Campus Office by Monday 28th August. All gifts will cost $3 on the day, please feel

free to contact the Junior Campus Office if you have any queries. Gift wrapping on Tuesday 29th August from

1pm at the Junior Campus – many hands make light work!

Junior Campus students will be walking to The Avenue on Tuesday 22nd

August to celebrate Book Week. Students are encouraged to come dressed to

reflect a destination that they would like to escape to with a book (an imaginary

place from a book, a geographical destination, a specific country or a landmark,

outer space or pyjamas if they wanted to escape to their bedroom with a good book).

Students will have the book of the year read to them and take part in other reading

activities whilst in The Avenue.


Camperdown College Uniform Shop opening hours: Wednesdays from 3.15pm – 4.00pm

Fridays from 8.30am – 9.15am and 3.15pm – 4.00pm

With the exception of new families, we are unable to open the Uniform Shop outside of these hours. We thank you for your understanding.

We are transitioning to sending parent communication home via Compass. This week Year 9/10 parents would have received an email informing them of the arrangements for the Later Years Information session next week. Hard copies were sent home with those families not on Compass. Please sign up if possible as this saves the environment through less paper being used.

Vicki Angus, Assistant Principal

Let’s stick together!

Keep collecting, we have prizes to award to three

students who fill the most Earn & Learn sheets at the conclusion of the

program.

The overhaul of our timeworn sickbay is now complete. Staff formally thanked our Hands On Learning students (pictured below) and Mr Attrill for the refurbishment at a morning tea last Thursday. I would also like to thank Kellie Kempton and Chrissy Fleming for the donation

of a new bed and linen to complete the finishing touches.

Clare Monk, Junior Campus Assistant Principal


Chicken Carbonara $3.50

Chocolate Pudding & Ice Cream $2.50

Cordial $0.50c

Each Tuesday lunchtime @ the Senior Campus

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Year 3/4C Big Write:

Topic:

Free choice topic focusing on super openers with a partner.

"I thought today was meant to be sunny not windy" shouted Bob. "Let’s get inside" James replied. When they walked inside they turned on the TV, the news man bellowed across the room "it's not the bombs we need to worry about it’s the tornado"...

"Gosh! It’s a long way to school. My legs are killing me!" complained Josh. "Finally we are at school" Taylah puffed. We looked around and saw a sign saying "Danger! Keep Out". Josh said "who cares let’s just go on in, it's just a normal school". The next sign they saw said "You have to be inside the school grounds to read this sign so I'm guessing you didn't read the first sign"...

Where is danger found? Danger is everywhere. Danger can be found anywhere, at your house, at a lake and even in your backyard. Sometimes you can see when there is danger but sometimes you can’t....

Mike cast his fishing line into the water at an explosive speed. He thought he saw a swish from a fin. Mike shook his head in disbelief 'there are no sharks in these waters' he said to himself. Suddenly he got a shiver up his spine so he decided to go to another fishing spot. Meanwhile the hungry beast of a shark travelled under the clueless fisherman's boat without knowing the danger that lie ahead...

"Lewis! Zack! come over here and look at this". "Oh no" gasped Lewis and Zack together. Nathan said "It’s going to sink Australia"...

Kim Clark Year 3/4C Teacher

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Messy Church at Camperdown Uniting!

Celebration, crafts, games and a hot meal. Family Fun, Faith & Food. What a messy mix!

Messy Church is an all age service, children, please bring an adult along to the mess.

Donations are accepted on the day. Get those tails moving, because our theme this month is Noah's Ark!

Feel free to bring along an animal plush. Sunday 27th August from 4pm - 6pm.

Uniting Church, 24 Leura Street, Camperdown. For more information, please call 5593 2323,

or email [email protected]. Please let us know any special dietary needs prior to event.




Friday 28th July 2017: Saphire Atkinson, Ella Riches, Tida Majidpour, Derek MacRae, Taylor Bernaldo, Chloe Anderson, Toby Herron and Tulin Meric.

Friday 4th August 2017: Miller Murphy, Patrick Spokes, Stella Wickenton, Melissa Clark, Sybella Gavin, Gracie Pearce and Marianne Suson.


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In the App Store for Apple users or Play Store for android users, search Compass School Manager.

Once you see the screen on the right, add an account by typing Camperdown College.

Follow the prompts to log in. Note that if you have not registered for your user name and password, you’ll need to contact the Junior or Senior Campus Office.

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IInntteerrvviieewwss Prep – Year 6:

Wednesday 23rd August @ the Junior Campus

From 1pm – 6pm



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Camperdown Contact...education certificates offered through our Corangamite Trade Training Cluster, with some students from our current Year 9 group also meeting eligibility requirements