From the HeadmasterJesus Christ SuperstarOur musical production of this spectacular show is now in the final days of rehearsals. With a cast and crew of over 150 students, together with a magnificent set, it is promising to be a memorable evening of theatre. There will be three performances of this musical on the evenings of Thursday 10, Friday 11 and Saturday 12 May commencing at 7.30pm. Tickets for this musical are selling very quickly. Details of ticket bookings can be found on a flyer later in this Bulletin. I encourage you to get tickets to the show and invite your family and friends – it promises to be a very special performance.

OCGA 50 Year LunchLast Sunday I attended the Old Camberwell Grammarians’ lunch in the Camberwell Room for past students who graduated at least 50 years ago. Over 150 people were in attendance, and it was wonderful to meet so many of our most senior community members once more, and to share their memorable times at school, and their lives since. The afternoon demonstrated clearly that friendships made at school can continue throughout all our lives. I am grateful to the OCGA, Mrs Suzy Chandler and her Development Office team for their work in preparing this lunch and other wonderful OCGA reunions.Next week I am attending an Old Boys’ function in Canberra, and in two weeks time, I will be attending Old Boys’ gatherings in Brisbane and Sydney. Later in the year I will be attending Grammarians’ Reunions in Western Australia and South Australia. It is always great to catch up with past students of our school all around Australia. I am also looking forward to a 60 Year Reunion (Pre 1958) in November. Further OCGA Events and Reunions can be viewed here.

Gladwyn CupThe annual Gladwyn Cup competition was conducted last week. This Model United Nations Security Council competition looks for teams with thorough research, teamwork, diplomacy and effectiveness in getting their resolutions and amendments passed by the Council. After 4 hours of 20 teams exhibiting their best work, the 2018 winners were Year 11 students James Gunasegaram and Andrew Zeng representing the United States of America. It was my pleasure to present James and Andrew the Gladwyn Cup at yesterday’s Assembly.

Paul Hicks, Headmaster

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss DinnerInvitations have gone out for the William Angliss Dinner on Tuesday 15 May. This night is for parents of Middle School boys and always proves to be a great occasion. Our guest speaker is Mr Geoff Ahern, who will be providing the latest information about Mental Health and supporting our boys in their formative years. Geoff is currently involved in a joint venture between Eastern Health and Victorian Police, responding to Mental Health emergencies. Click here to read his biography.

NAPLANThe National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is an assessment program for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9, testing knowledge and skills in Literacy and Numeracy. The results of these tests provide information for students, parents and teachers about student achievement which can be used to support teaching and learning programs.This year, students will be completing the tests online, using their own device. A trial was held last term, so students have had practice at navigating the tests and using the associated functionality. Machines will be provided for students whose devices are not compatible with the NAPLAN software. Headphones are required, and devices should be fully charged prior to each test.These tests will take place on Tuesday 15 May, Wednesday 16 May and Thursday 17 May according to the schedule outlined below.

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

Camberwell Grammar School55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126T +61 3 9835 1777registrar@cgs.vic.edu.auwww.cgs.vic.edu.au

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Test Date Test session time Test time allocation

Writing Tuesday 15 May Before recess 42 minutes

Reading Tuesday 15 May After lunch 65 minutes

Language Conventions

Wednesday 16 May After lunch 45 minutes

Numeracy (calculator and non-calculator)

Thursday 17 May After lunch 60 minutes

Students are encouraged to do their best. Although there is no specific revision, students will have been developing their literacy and numeracy skills through our English and Mathematics courses and should approach each test with confidence.The tests are intended to present a ‘snapshot’ of your son’s performance on a particular test on a particular day. Assessments throughout the year, posted on Schoology, give detailed information on your son’s performance on specific tasks, and include comments from his teachers. NAPLAN Student Achievement level reports will be received by the School from the VCAA and posted to parents. These reports show the performance of individual students in each area assessed compared with the National mean and median. Whilst this is useful information for students, the result for each assessed area is based on a single test and should be taken within the context of his performance throughout the year.If you have any questions relating to NAPLAN or wish to discuss your son’s performance once the test results have been received later in the year, please contact Mr Scott Wyatt at: saw@cgs.vic.edu.au or Dr John Tuckfield at: jwt@cgs.vic.edu.au.

Student Absence and Late Arrival/Early DepartureAs we head into the winter months it is inevitable that the cold/flu season will soon be upon us. A reminder to please send an email to attendance@cgs.vic.edu.au if your son is absent, arriving late to school or departing early for any reason.

Mouthguards The School highly recommends the use of professionally fitted mouthguards for students playing contact sports and during Physical Education lessons, particularly whilst studying Football and Hockey. They can be bought from chemists and personally moulded, or alternatively, visit your dentist and have it professionally fitted. The latter is the preferred option.

David Beardsley, Head of Physical EducationTroy Stanley, Head of Middle School

Junior School Mothers’ Day BreakfastA reminder that the Mothers’ Day Breakfast is on next Friday 11 May on the Junior School Green from 7.00am onwards. Freshly baked pastries, quiches, egg and bacon muffins, coffee/tea and hot chocolate will be available to purchase.Mr Kelly will also be taking photos of ‘mum and son’ towards the end of the green, so please take the opportunity to have a photo with your son/s, it will make a lovely memento of the special morning. Parking is available through gates 3 and 5, or in neighbouring streets. Limited parking is available through gate 1, however, cars must not remain in Pre-Prep spaces after 8.15am.

Mid-Year ConcertJunior School Orchestra, Junior School Choir and Chamber Singers will perform in the Mid-Year Concert on Thursday 24 May at 7.30pm in the PAC. Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.trybooking.com/378954.

Howard Kelly, Head of Junior School

MusicMid-Year ConcertOur Mid-Year Concert on Thursday 24 May is fast approaching and all school ensembles have been rehearsing in earnest for this large-scale music event. I would like to thank all boys and families for their organisation, planning and practice that goes into our weekly rehearsals. At this time, I feel that it is important to remind all musicians of the importance of being present and on time at every rehearsal. Most rehearsals are listed in the School diary and take priority over all other commitments and appointments.Our Concerts usually sell out quickly, and so all are encouraged to book early. For this reason, we have decided to place a limit of four tickets per family for the initial release to ensure that we can accommodate as many families as possible. If more tickets are available closer to the time of the concert, we will communicate this via the School Bulletin or email. Ensembles performing are:

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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- Junior School Orchestra- Junior School Choir and Chamber Singers- Middle School Orchestra (including Angliss Strings String Orchestra)- Middle School Concert Band- Middle School Stage Band- Senior Orchestra (including Highton Strings)- Senior Concert Band- Senior Stage Band- School ChoirBoys performing in the Concert do not need a ticket. Please feel free to contact us directly or in the music office on music@cgs.vic.edu.au or 9835 1744 if you have any further questions. Tickets can be booked using the following TryBooking link: https://www.trybooking.com/378954.

Jesus Christ SuperstarOur large cast, choir and orchestra have been working after school, on weekends and evenings since last November to create and perfect this year’s Senior School Production, which involves over 120 students from Camberwell Grammar School and Canterbury Girls’ Secondary College. I encourage all families to secure their seats quickly for this iconic and engaging musical, brought to life for three performances, only from Thursday 10 May to Saturday 12 May. https://www.trybooking.com/UWIZ.

New Zealand Music Tour 2019 - Monday 16 September to Wednesday 25 September 2019We are delighted to be proposing a Music School Tour to New Zealand in September 2019 that will include Highton Strings, the Chorale with the possible inclusion of other selected students. Parents and students of these ensembles will have received a letter and we ask that the Expression of Interest Form be signed and returned to the Music Office by Tuesday 8 May 2018 so that we can gauge the number of parents attending the Information Evening.

Liederfest 2018On Sunday 29 April the Australian Lieder Society held its annual competition to find the best student singers in the country. Camberwell Grammar School musicians once again provided a program for the entertainment of the nationwide audience whilst the adjudicators were deliberating over their verdict. Freddy Branson (Year 8) and Nicholas Branson (Year 5), accompanied by Ms Ann Beadell, delighted everyone present in the MLC Auditorium with a recital of pieces by Faure, Bloch and Enescu.

SportGood luck to all for this week for the start of winter sport, specially the Year 7s as they embark on their first winter season of many more to come. Just a reminder to all parents that students are to attend all scheduled training sessions and matches and can only be excused with a note to the Sport Department or the coach of the team. They are also required to wear the new and correct sport uniform. Any student who fails in their attempt to follow the rules above will be sanctioned. Please support the School by enforcing this from home as the initial contact.

Sport ReportThe First XVIII Football team headed to Mentone last weekend, looking to be competitive and disciplined. Despite playing play high-intensity football and having the majority of the play, Camberwell were outscored by their opposition three goals to zero in the first quarter. However, the team kept their faith in their structures and a subtle change in tactics meant the side were able to wrestle back the momentum and kick four unanswered goals heading into half-time. With a newfound sense of confidence and belief, the team overwhelmed their opposition in the second half, as Ayce Taylor (Year 12) and Ryan Walsh (Year 11) intercepted everything that came their way, while Lachlan Cartwright’s (Year 12) run and carry, coupled with the immense pressure of the inside midfielders and small forwards broke open the match. When the final siren rang, First XVIII Football had claimed their first win in a long time, defeating last year’s semi-finalists Mentone by 17 points. On Saturday morning, six Cross Country teams represented the School during the Victorian All Schools Relays Championships at Jells Park. In the short course, where each runner had to complete 3km, the Under 14s came in 16th place, with emergency Roy Fleming (Year 7) stepping up to run a terrific leg. The Under 16 teams placed 11th and 16th on the day, thanks to strong runs from Lachlan Wei (Year 8) and Jimmy Smith (Year 9). In the 4km course, both the Under 18s and Under 20s teams performed impressively against some tough competition, which included national level athletes.

David McColl, Captain of GamesJamie Watson, Director of Sport

From the ChaplainSuch an amazing musical! We are all looking forward to this great event, Jesus Christ Superstar. I would like to add my support and say how exciting this is. Not only is this the “Greatest Story Ever Told”, it’s a fabulous musical. So much has gone into it. There may be thoughts and questions, and great discussions afterwards. So if I can be of help, please contact me. Blessings.Rev Charles Butler, Chaplain

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Sustainability UpdateNext week, from Monday 7 May to Friday 11 May is Green Week at Camberwell Grammar School. Towards2050, the student led Sustainability Group, is encouraging students to adopt one of the pledges outlined below in the hope they will come to understand the power of their individual and daily decisions.As many of you will have noticed in the news, or by any river or beach – plastics are becoming an emblem of our impact on the environment. Cutting back on soft plastics, which are difficult to recycle and which take over a hundred years to break down in landfill, starts with an understanding of their current ubiquity in our lives. According to Clean up Australia, our country dumps around 7150 plastic bags into landfill every minute. We are asking the boys to keep track of all the soft plastics they use next week to illustrate the sheer mass of this substance that is floating around our lives. This would include the soft plastics they use at school – such as Glad Wrap, zip-lock bags and other food wrapping, and also the soft plastics they are involved with at home, including those associated with their food.Finally, others will pledge to get themselves to school without the use of a car for the week – at the time of writing, the weather is looking good for the week so it might be time to brush cobwebs from the old bike.The week will be rounded off on Friday with a (green theme) free dress day. Those who wear free clothes will be asked for a $5 donation, which will be distributed by the Youth and Philanthropy Group to the Abbotsford Convent Foundation, the Alternative Technology Association Inc and Beyond Zero Emissions Inc, along with all money raised by the kangaroo sausage sizzle which will be held at lunch on Friday.

Will Hone, Sustainability Co-ordinator

Careers

Saturday 5 May to Sunday 6 May VCE and Careers Expo 2018, Caulfield Racecourse

Tuesday 8 May Inside Monash – Arts, Criminology, Global Studies (Clayton)

Tuesday 8 May Inside Monash – Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Parkville)

Thursday 10 May Inside Monash – Advanced Science - (Clayton)

Week 14 to Sunday 20 May Law Week (various locations)

Monday 4 June to Friday 8 June Year 10 Work Experience week

Wednesday 13 June Year 10 Careers Day

ACU Community Achiever Program (CAP)ACU’s Community Achiever Program is designed to acknowledge commitment to our local communities and recognises a students’ potential to achieve great things. A successful CAP application means a student could receive a provisional university offer as early as August to study at ACU. Successful students will be given unique opportunities to enhance their leadership and volunteering skills while studying at ACU. Applications have opened and close on Tuesday 31 July 2018. Offers will be released at the end of August 2018. Students are encouraged to start gathering their required documentation now to submit along with their application. Find out more at: Community Achiever Program.

Monash School Holiday ToursMonash University will be offering scheduled campus tours for prospective students and their parents during all the school holiday periods in 2018. A current student will host the tour, highlighting some of the main facilities and buildings, answering questions about university life, the campus and the course they are undertaking. A tour of accommodation facilities will also be available. All tours commence at 10.00am. Bookings are essential at: Monash School Holiday Tours.

Swinburne University Industry Partners For over 50 years, Swinburne University has been working closely with industry to create strong and mutually beneficial partnerships from multinational corporations to small businesses, startups and not-for-profit organisations. Swinburne offers a wide range of partnership opportunities through various paid work placements or internship opportunities for students. See which organisations have benefited from opening their doors to Swinburne students at: Swinburne University Industry Partners.

Lynette Reiger, Careers Counsellor

CalendarTerm 2, Week 3

Day Date Event

Saturday 5 May PLUS Open 10.00am to 12.00 noon

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Sunday 6 May Senior School Musical 1st Dress Rehearsal, PAC, 1.00pm (2,30pm curtain), 6.00pm

Monday 7 May Green WeekYear 11 Geography Excursion, MarysvilleJunior School South Yarra District Cross Country, Fawkner Park, 10.00am to 1.00pm

Tuesday 8 May Advanced French Alliance Francaise Berthe Mouchette CompetitionSenior School Musical 2nd Dress Rehearsal/Preview, PAC, 5.00pm (7.30pm curtain), 10.00pmParent Education Seminar, Dr Jarrod Cooney-Horvath, ‘Adolescent Brains - tips for students and Parents’, Year 7 to 12 students and Parents, Camberwell Room, 7.30pm to 9.00pm

Wednesday 9 May Year 5B hosts Assembly, M and M Centre Creative Commerce Excursion, making sure a business thrives and not dives, Fintona, 8.30am to 3.15pmSenior School Schofield House Service, All Souls Chapel, 8.30am to 9.25amPLUS Open 3.00pm to 4.30pmYear 9 Camp - Parent Information Evening, Camberwell Room, 7.30pm to 8.30pmFriends of Library Meeting, Development Office, 7.30pm

Thursday 10 May Year 11 Biology Excursion, Melbourne Zoo French Walking Tour of Melbourne ExcursionSenior School Musical Performance 1, PAC, 7.30pm to 10.30pm

Friday 11 May Outdoor Ed; 1.00pm - 4.30pm; 8B, 8C and 8SGreen Week - Casual Clothes DayYear 12 VisCom Excursion, Melbourne MuseumJunior School Mothers’ Day Breakfast, 7.00amYear 6 Round Robin, PEGS, 12.00 noon to 2.15pmMiddle and Senior School Activities, 2.45pm to 4.00pmSenior School Musical Performance 2, PAC, 7.30pm to 10.30pm

Sport Diary DatesSaturday 5 May All AGSV Sport Commences Round 1Saturday 12 May AGSV Sport Round 2Saturday 19 May AGSV Sport Round 3

Support Groups

Cafeteria Roster

Monday 7 May Linda Wang, Jin Kim

Tuesday 8 May Katrina Lee, Debbie Graham

Wednesday 9 May Kate Askew, Laine Yates

Thursday 10 May Kim Goh, Ling Lin Song

Friday 11 May Sheila John, Cathy Garrard

PLUS Roster

Saturday 5 May Heather Hausler, Vivian Lathouras

Wednesday 9 May Shaani Graves, Janet Rice

Friends of Performing Arts - Call for VolunteersFriends of Performing Arts (FOPA) is seeking volunteers to assist with makeup, costuming and/or serving refreshments for the School Musical, Jesus Christ Superstar. No experience is necessary. Just a reminder that back stage volunteers require a current Working with Children’s Check (WWCC).

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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The link to volunteer back stage is: www.volunteersignup.org/97CK7, the link to volunteer for serving refreshments is: www.volunteersignup.org/8C87J. Please contact cgsfriendsofperformingarts@gmail.com for any queries. Friends of Performing Arts - Discounted TicketsAs a fundraising activity for 2018, FOPA is organising discounted tickets for performances of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Circus Oz and SCHOOL OF ROCK: the Musical. Enjoy significant savings, help raise funds for Performing Arts activities at the School, and enjoy a show. Please see the flyer attached at the end of the Bulletin for further information. Friends of Hockey - Drink BottlesFriends of Hockey (FOH) is selling personalised school drink bottles for $16.00 each. The bottles are 800ml and high quality with a clear view strip to mix your fluids. With your name on it, the bottle can be returned if you leave it behind. Get in quickly so as not to miss the limited number of bottles being ordered available to all sports. Drink bottles are also available to coaches and teachers as well. Click here to make a purchase: www.trybooking.com/VEYX. Parents’ Association - Trivia NightThe Parents’ Association Trivia Night will be held on Saturday 23 June from 7.00pm in the Camberwell Room. Please see link to attached flyer for further information.Bookings through Trybooking: www.trybooking.com/VLVF. Friends of Baseball Family Dinner - POSTPONEDThe Friends of Baseball Family Dinner has been postponed and will now take place on Wednesday 20 June at 6.30pm in the Camberwell Room. A refund will be given to those who had already purchased their tickets through TryBooking.

OCGA Events

Friday 4 May 10 Year Reunion (Class of 2008)

Tuesday 8 May ACT Network Function

Friday 11 May OCGA Golf Challenge, Kew Golf Club

Thursday 17 May QLD Network Function

Friday 18 May NSW Network Function

Thursday 31 May OCGA Art Exhibition Gala Opening

OCGA Art Exhibition and SaleThe Old Camberwell Grammarians’ Association hosts an Art Exhibition and Sale each year. We invite artists who have a connection with Camberwell Grammar School: Old Boys, parents, past parents, grandparents, siblings, staff members — past and present or Former Artists in Residence to submit works. The OCGA Art Exhibition and Sale will held from Thursday 31 May to Friday 8 June.Click here for more information.

OCGA Summer Golf Challenge 2018All members of the Camberwell Grammar School community is invited to play in the OCGA Summer Golf Challenge to be held on Friday 11 May 2018 at Kew Golf Club. Enter a foursome, or sign up individually.Click here for more information.

Diary Dates Pre-Prep Coffee MorningDate: Tuesday 8 May Time: 9.00am Venue: Elle Café, 1/80 Canterbury Road, Canterbury VIC 3126RSVP: Tuesday 4 May through WhatsApp Year 12 Parents’ Coffee MorningDate: Wednesday 9 MayTime: 8.30amVenue: The Providore, 143 Whitehorse Road, Deepdene

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Year 9 Mother’s Day LunchDate: Friday 11 MayTime: 12.30pm for 1.00pm lunchVenue: Elyros Restaurant and Wine Bar, 871 Burke Road, CamberwellCost: $48 includes a glass of sparkling and 2 course mealBookings: www.trybooking.com/VBJLRSVP: Wednesday 9 May Year 3 Parents Coffee MorningDate: Wednesday 16 May Time: Following school assemblyVenue: Infuse, The Well, Camberwell (next to Laura Ashley on the side road)

Year 1 Coffee Morning/BreakfastDate: Wednesday 16 MayTime: After school drop offVenue: Bakers Wife, 414-418 Burke Road, CamberwellRSVP: Sunday 6 MayContact: Rina Madden, rinamadden@me.com

Year 10 Parents Coffee MorningDate: Friday 18 MayTime: 8.30amVenue: Chicken or the Egg Café, 76 Maling Road, Canterbury

Year 2 Parents DinnerDate: Saturday 19 MayTime: 7.00pmVenue: Tom Pockett Cellars, 155 Burke Road, Glen Iris Cost: $25.00 per head plus drinks RSVP: Sunday 13 MayContact: David Le Page, david@3timesp.com

Year 8 Family Archery Attack A great chance to try Archery Attack — the fun of paintball but without the mess! The battle will be held in a park close to the School with foam-tipped arrows and large bows. Date: Sunday 20 MayGame time: 10.00am to 11.30amVenue: Shenley Park, Corner of Canterbury Road and Ave Athol, CanterburyCost: $35 per player and FREE to watch Bookings: www.trybooking.com/VOSN *please book early*Details: https://archeryattack.comContact: Lisa Seabrooke 0419 999 459

Prep Mother’s Day High TeaDate: Sunday 27 MayTime: 2.00pm to 4.00pmVenue: ZIMT Patisserie, 171 Union Road, Surrey HillsBookings: www.trybooking.com/VOBJ Year 11 Biggest Morning Tea FundraiserCome along and support the Cancer Council. Morning tea will be provided by your Year Representatives. Donations to the Cancer Council would be greatly appreciated. Date: Wednesday 30 MayTime: After school drop offVenue: The home of Georgina Verrios Year 7 Parent and Guardian Get TogetherDate: Friday 1 JuneTime: 7.00pm

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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Venue: Camberwell Room, Camberwell Grammar School Sports Centre

Year 8 Parents Coffee Morning and Support for the Biggest Morning TeaCome along and enjoy a coffee morning whilst supporting the Cancer Council’s Biggest Morning Tea. Please don’t forget small bills and change. Please order and pay downstairs upon arrival. Date: Friday 14 JuneTime: Drop in from 8.30am onwards Venue: Chapter Three (upstairs room), 133/137 Maling Road, CanterburyContact: Vicki Gazis, 0411 116 576 Year 3 Family DinnerDate: Saturday 2 JuneDetails: TBC Year 12 Parents’ Biggest Morning Tea Date: Friday 8 JuneTime: 10.30amVenue: At the home of Andrea and Steve Watt, 6 Warwick Avenue, Surrey HillsDetails: Please bring a cup or mug. Delicious food will be provided, as well as tea and coffee To donate and RSVP, click here

Year 3 Father and Son Archery AfternoonDate: Sunday 17 JuneTime: TBCVenue: https://ambrosearchery.com.auDetails: We will be in touch again soon to register your interest Year 5 Father and Son Slot Car Race PartyDate: Saturday 4 AugustTime: 4.30pm to 6.30pmCost: $30.00 per person, includes Slot car racing and pizza dinner. Dads can purchase beer and wine from the barVenue: Race Party (upstairs), 97 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn EastBookings: www.trybooking.com/366828RSVP: Wednesday 20 JuneContact: Narelle Kossatz (0419 328 004), Fiona, Evelyn, Kath, Karen, Kerryn or Susan

Links to Flyers and Further Information

• Jesus Christ Superstar Poster -Click here to buy tickets

• Mid-Year Concert Poster -Click here to buy tickets

• Parent Education Seminar - The Adolescent Brain

• Mothers Day Croissant Orders

• Entertainment Book Membership for Mum

• Parents’ Association Trivia Night

• Term 2 Evening Art Classes

• Falls Creek Snowsports Family Week

• General Interest in CGS Snowsports

• Camberwell Grammar School Music Bags

• Friends of Performing Arts Box Office Tickets

ContentsFrom the HeadmasterJesus Christ Superstar

OCGA 50 Year Lunch

Gladwyn Cup

Middle SchoolWilliam Angliss Dinner

NAPLAN

Student Absence

Mouthguards

Junior SchoolMothers’ Day Breakfast

Mid-Year Concert

MusicSportFrom the ChaplainSustainability UpdateCareersCalendarSupport GroupsLinks to Flyers and Further Information

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