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Frederick Irwin Anglican School Newsletter Issue 10 - 20 July 2018
[email protected] MS: (08) 9537 0000 HH: (08) 6558 1207 www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au@FrederickIrwinAnglicanSchool @FIrwinAnglican
Notes from the School• Principal• Deputy Principal - Secondary• Head of Primary - Meadow Springs• Deputy Head of Primary - Meadow Springs• Head of Primary - Halls Head • School Chaplain
• Online Ordering
School Notices• Term 3 2018 Fee Statements• Meadow Springs 2020 Enrolments• Halls Head 2020 Enrolments
Term Dates and Calendar• 2018 Term Dates• 2019 Term Dates
School Events and Activities• Frederick Irwin Golf Programme 2018• Frederick Irwin NET Programme 2018
• Freddie’s Buzz - HALO Update
Student Congratulations
Uniform Shop• Meadow Springs Campus Hours• Halls Head Campus Hours• News and Updates
Careers • Careers Noticeboard• Tuition Timetable, Semester 2 2018
Community News and Events• Tuning into Teens Workshop • City of Mandurah Art Classes• Relationships Australia Workshops• Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment
Net Set Go 2018Junior Netball Programme
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Dear Parents and Caregivers
Welcome to Term 3! This term we will be continuing our 2018 theme of Optimism with our focus returning to the quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson with which we started the year: Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year.
When I spoke with staff at the start of term, I added this quote from A.A. Milne’s Winnie the Pooh which brought a smile to my face and warmed my heart:
What day is it?” asked Pooh“It’s today,” squeaked Piglet.
“My favourite day,” said Pooh.
StaffWelcome to the following members of staff, those who are new to the School and those who are returning to work with us again:• MsShannonBodlovich–Year4(MeadowSprings)• MrsKerrynBoutle–PrimarySpecialNeedsEducationAssistant(HallsHead)• MrsHollyDeJonge–SecondaryMusic• MrsSharonHunt–SecondaryHomeEconomicsEducationAssistant• DrMarcelloPennacchio–SecondaryScience• MrsLeeSieracki–PrimaryMusic(MeadowSprings)• MrsLouiseTipple–SecondaryLearningSupportEducationAssistant• MrsAliciaWoods–SecondaryJapanese
Welcome back to staff who are returning from Long Service Leave:• MrsAnneCrock–SecondaryMathematicsandHeadofArnoldHouse• MrAndrewPennycott–DeputyPrincipal:Secondary
Communications SurveyOur 2018 Communication Survey was released to parents earlier this week. Thank you to parents who have already completed it. To date we have received more than 120 responses and I encourage all parents to respond to the survey to assist us in the continued developmentofourCommunicationStrategy.Thefinaldateforresponsesin31August.
I hope that you found the list of improvements made in response to last year’s survey helpful.
Annual ReportThisisareminderthattheSchool’sAnnualReport(2017)waspublishedlasttermonthewebsite under the ‘Our School’ heading.
OptimismTo return to our theme for the year: I wish you all a wonderful term, in which every today is your favourite day.
Kindregards
Kerry Robertson Principal
Dear Parents and Caregivers
Having had a restful and relaxing Term 2 on Long Service Leave, it is nice to be back within the Frederick Irwin community and I looked forward to the students returning for Term 3. I hope that they too have had an enjoyable break over the holiday period.
I would like to thank Mrs Jenny Crutchett for stepping into my shoes for Term 2, and also all the staff who supported her throughout the term.
Term 3 is a very busy term with many exciting events to look forward to. We have our Secondary Inter-House
AthleticsCarnivalveryearlythisterm(weatherpermitting!)onFridayofWeek3.Other notable events this term include Performing Arts Nights, Gordon and Jamieson House Days, Founders’Day,Year9OutdoorEducationCampandourYear11CampinPerth(whichIamsuretheYear11sareparticularlylookingforwardto!).
Term 3 is also a very busy and exciting time for our Year 12s as they move towards the end of their time here at school. For the Year 8s to 11s, Term 3 is a time for looking forward and thinking carefully about their subject selections for 2019.
Finally, can I draw your attention to the Secondary Photo Day which is on Wednesday 8 August(Week4).
As we begin Term 3, please ensure that uniform, haircuts, etc. conform to the School Uniform Policy. We thank parents for supporting us as we try to maintain the high standards that we expect of our students.
I look forward to an exciting and successful Term 3!
Kindregards Andrew Pennycott Deputy Principal - Secondary
MESSAGE FROM THE DEPUTY PRINCIPAL - SECONDARY
MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF PRIMARY - MEADOW SPRINGS
Dear Parents and Caregivers Welcome back to the new term. I hope everyone has had an enjoyable break. This term, we welcome Ms Shannon Bodlovich in 4M1andMrsLeeSierackiinMusic.Theyarecovering for Mrs Mader and Mrs Mattson who are on long service leave for Term 3.
At the end of Term 2, reports were made available electronically and it is hoped that every family has been able to access their child’s reports. If there have been any problems with the process, please do not
hesitate to contact the School. When reading your child’s report it is important to remember that a ‘C’ grade is working at the expected level for the year level and that most students will achieve this grade in both Semester 1 and Semester 2. An A or B grade indicates that your child is demonstrating achievement above the expected level for a student in that particular year level. The students are graded against the Achievement Standards for each learning area, as set out by the Western Australian Curriculum, and grades are not assigned on a ranking system where the highest achieving students get an A, the next a B and so on. It is really important to have this understanding so students who receive a ‘C’ grade can be proud of their efforts and achievements.
Parents are able to request an interview with their child’s teacher following the issuing of reports. If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity, please contact your classroom teacher to arrange an appointment. If the teacher has requested an interview, they will make contact to set up a meeting early in the term.
I am looking forward to a productive term as we have quite a few sporting events and learning opportunities that will allow for community involvement. Founders’ Day will be held later in the term and this day provides a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our school and its heritage. Families will be invited to join the students for the festivities and information relating to the day will be outlined in upcoming newsletters.
Kindregards
Sue Skehan Head of Primary - Meadow Springs
MESSAGE FROM THE DEPUTY HEAD OF PRIMARY - MEADOW SPRINGS
Dear Parents and Caregivers Uniforms Welcome to Term 3 and I hope all Frederick Irwin families have enjoyed a restful school holidays. All students have looked smart andhavebeenwearingtheiruniformswithprideinthefirstweekof Semester 2. I will be conducting uniform inspections across the Primary School next week to ensure our students are maintaining a high standard of presentation. Thank you for your ongoing support in ensuring our students are always representing Frederick Irwin with pride when around our campus and in the community before and after school.
Restorative Approaches Like our uniforms, we have an expectation for all students to maintain high behaviour standards throughout aschoolday.Ihavebeenimpressedbyourstudents’behaviourthroughoutthisyearandinthefirstweekofSemester2.Therehavebeensomanyexamplesofourstudentsexhibitingthefivecorevaluesof Frederick Irwin Anglican School when in the classroom, in the playground or when representing the school on an excursion.
We do understand that because our students are still children, they of course will make mistakes from time to time with their behaviour. Our role as teaching staff is to work with all our students to ensure they learn from their mistakes and make better choices in the future. This is where our restorative approach at Frederick Irwin plays such a strong part.
Where applicable, students still have consequences for any misbehaviour at school but these consequencesensurethatthestudenthasachancetoreflectonthechoicestheyhavemadeandwhatthey need to do better next time. A restorative approach is much more rigorous than simply just giving a detention,forexample,toachild.Itrequiresthechildtodoadeepreflectionandthinkabouttheiractionsand the consequences of these. It ensures that they are accountable for any choices they have made.
A restorative approach can be applied very simply and at its basic core involves the child to think about the following 3 questions. These may also be useful around the home as you manage the complex dynamics of raising a family.• Whathashappened?• Whohasbeenaffected,andhow?• Whatareyougoingtodotosortitout?If you have any further questions regarding a restorative approach, please don’t hesitate to contact me to make an appointment.
Self-Regulation We are in a fortunate position in education today that we know so much more about brain development andhowwecanbestsupportourKindergartentoYear6studentsthroughoutanygivenday.Thereissomuch information available now about the importance of teaching our children skills such as self-regulating and self-control. Evidence is showing that children learning self-regulation and executive functioning skills, such as problem solving and planning, will have greater academic success than those solely relying on their IQ.
In the Primary School here at Frederick Irwin we offer many opportunities for children to be taught these skills, as well as practice them. From Investigations at a young age, through to participating in the ERP process, children have an opportunity to practise important skills such as planning, time management, awarenessandempathy,amongstothers.TheteachingofFriendlySchoolsacrosstheKindergartentoYear6classesensuresthatallstudentsareeducatedonspecificself-managementskillsthatwillhelpthembest regulate their emotions. Our classroom teachers are also consistently supporting students as to how to best control their emotions throughout any given day when talking with them about their recess and lunch breaks, or leading community circles and class meetings.
There is of course so much that you, as parents, are doing day-to-day to best support your child to develop their self-regulation skills. This might be simple things from teaching your child what sort of things they need to do if in a heightened state or supporting your child in their co-curricular interests, which in-turn supports the development of self-regulation. If you are interested in learning more about your child’s social and emotional development, the website www.bringingupgreatkids.org/en offers very practical suggestions and ideas to help in the complex world of raising children.
Kindregards
Glyn Teape Deputy Head of Primary - Meadow Springs
MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF PRIMARY - HALLS HEAD
Dear Parents and Caregivers
Welcome BackI truly enjoyed speaking to students and families as they arrived on Wednesday morning. It was nice to hear about the many adventures each family had over the break. I spoke to all students on Wednesday and formally welcomed them back and encouraged them to set personal goals and give their best effort this term. I informed the students that we were very proud of their achievements in Semester 1 and want them to continue this fantastic progress. I’m excited about the learning opportunities that await our students and know that it will be an exciting and productive term.
Student LeadershipToday the House Captains conducted their assembly, which focused on the Core Values. The Captains demonstrated maturity and responsibility in delivering their message to their peers. Our Core Values are the fabric of our School and it was lovely to witness our student leaders emphasising this message in a creative way. I want to congratulate our Captains for their organisation and commitment. The Captains brainstormed the planning and structure of the assembly,whichonceagainreflectstheirmaturity.Weapplaudourstudentleadersfortheir efforts and can see that their leadership skills are continuing to develop.
Music TuitionSpeaking with Miss Brockman yesterday, she is very excited to begin Music Tuition next week. I’m very happy that we can offer this tuition to our families and look forward to these students performing in the future at our assemblies.
Online CanteenAs you know, the online canteen ordering is now available for all families. This is another service that I’m very happy to be able to offer our students, and our daily orders have already begun. Any queries about the online canteen ordering must be directed to QuickCliq who are the providers of this system. Please see the following link for details:www.QuickCliq.com.au
Photograph Day IjustwantedtobrieflymentionthatonTuesday7AugustwewillbeconductingourstudentPhotoDay. Parents will be given an opportunity to view the individual photographs and make a decision on whether they want to purchase them. More detailed information on this day will be emailed out shortly. Please be aware that family photos are not available.
UniformI have spoken to all classrooms about uniform and let students know that this week is a transition week. These three days are a time to ensure that uniform and hair meets our uniform standards. Next week I will be visiting every class to ensure that all students are wearing the correct uniform.
Upcoming EventsI’m very excited about the upcoming Athletics Carnivals as both campuses will be combined. The PrePrimarytoYear2CarnivalwilltakeplaceonMonday6AugustandtheYear3to6CarnivalwillbeheldonFriday10August.ThisYear3to6CarnivalwillalsoincludeourKindergartenstudentsaswellasaKindergartenclassfromMeadowSprings.
We also have Founders’ Day coming up this term, which will be a wonderful opportunity for students and families across both campuses to celebrate Frederick Irwin together. More detailed information on the dates and times of all these events will be emailed out. I’m certainly looking forward to them and believe that they will be enjoyed by our students.
Kindregards
Noah Clark Head of Primary - Halls Head
Dear Parents and Caregivers
Doyougettiredofsameness?BythatImean,doyoustrugglewiththeeveryday?
I am in awe of people who can have repetitive jobs and be happy. One of the leaders of our Cambodiatripspentseven(7)years,seven(7)daysa week, sewing on shirt pockets - nothing else... shirt pockets. She set herself a goal and that was to save enough money to buy her and her parents a house. She achieved that goal and the new house is nearly finished.Sheholdsnoregretsabouthertimesewing,because she sees it as a time of building character, and her relationship with God.
She is now a leader in a Christian organisation in Cambodia, and she is a good leader, because she understands the struggle with sameness, and the need to keep hope foremost in your sights; to be able to see beyond today, but also to deal positively with everyday challenges.
Perhaps we overuse the word ‘bored’ in Western Society when we should be talking about individuals lacking motivation and seeing hope for their future. Students who journey overseas are amazed at the work ethic of the people they meet, while recognising in themselves how easily they revert to ‘I’m bored’. They also see that for many, the hope that God gives them is their motivation for living each and everyday to the full, without being trapped in the ‘I’m bored’ mindset.
God Bless Father Noel Oakey School Chaplain
MESSAGE FROM THE SCHOOL CHAPLAIN
RS MEADOW SHIELD - FREDERICK IRWIN HOCKEY UPDATE
On the last day of Term 2, Frederick Irwin Anglican School competed in the Southern Division of theRSMeadowsShieldforstudentsinYears7-9.
Studentswereaskedtonominate(orwereapproached)tobepartofa14playersquad.Thiswasthe second year of the School entering the competition and, while the competition is a designatedboys’competition,mostteamsaremixed.Theteamplayedsix(6)gamesonthedayandwonthree(3)outoftheirfour(4)gamesinPoolA,finishingsecondtoComo.Theteamthenlosttheircrossoversemi-finalandsubsequentplayofffor3rd/4th.Finishing4th out of 10 teams was a worthyfinish!
OutstandingplayersforthetournamentwereJamieSewell,JacoandAdriaanVanZyl,andKaWai Wright.
Lara Strbac was our designated umpire and she did such an amazing job that she was chosen to umpirethefinal.
God Bless Father Noel Oakey Hockey Coordinator/Coach
ONLINE ORDERING
CANTEEN ORDERING NOW AVAILABLE
UNIFORM SHOP ORDERING NOW AVAILABLE
Dear Parents and Guardians
Please note that in addition to cash orders at the Meadow Springs campus, online ordering is now available for the Canteen for all students at both the Halls Head and Meadow Springs campuses.
Please visit the School’s website (https://www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au/school-community/canteen/)forfurther information regarding the daily ordering cut-off time, lunch deliveries, logon instructions and the access URL.
Should you have any issues regarding the online ordering system, please contact ‘Quickcliq’ on their supportline:1300116637,[email protected].
Kindregards
Student Services
UNIFORM SHOP ORDERING NOW AVAILABLE
Dear Parents and Guardians
Please note that in addition to in-store purchases, online ordering is now available for the Uniform Shop for both the Halls Head and Meadow Springs campuses.
Please visit the School’s website (https://www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au/school-community/uniform/)forfurther information regarding the logon instructions and the access URL.
Should you have any issues regarding the online ordering system, please contact ‘Quickcliq’ ontheirsupportline:1300116637,oremail [email protected].
Kindregards
Student Services
Please note: For environmental reasons, please bring your own bag when collecting items.
SCHOOL NOTICES
TERM 3 2018 FEE STATEMENTS The Term 3 Fee statements will be emailed to parents by Friday, 20 July 2018. This account will be due for payment on Friday, 3 August 2018. Families who have not paid or made payment arrangements with the Business Manager by the due date shouldbeawarethatalatepenaltyof$55.00(GSTincluded)maybeimposed.TheSchoolhasBPAYfacilities and we encourage parents to avail themselves of this. To assist families to budget for their school fee payments, we also offer monthly or bi-monthly payment plans.Forfurtherinformation,pleasecontactMrsLesleyHedley,FinanceOfficer,intheSchoolOffice.FEES
Nextterm,applicationsforadmission(particularlyforbrothersandsistersofexistingstudents)willbe considered for enrolment in Kindergarten, Pre-Primary, Year 1 and Year 5 2020 at Frederick Irwin Anglican School–MeadowSpringsCampus.
Parents who wish their son or daughter to be considered for these years in 2020 should, if they have not already done so, submit an application as soon as possible. If you have any queries please contact Mrs JackieSmithattheSchoolOfficeon(08)[email protected].
The application form can be completed online: https://www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au/enrolment/ap-ply-to-enrol/online-application-admission-form/
Nextterm,applicationsforadmission(particularlyforbrothersandsistersofexistingstudents)willbe considered for enrolment in Kindergarten and Year 1 2020atFrederickIrwinAnglicanSchool–HallsHeadCampus.
Parents who wish their son or daughter to be considered for these years in 2020 should, if they have not already done so, submit an application as soon as possible. If you have any queries please contact Mrs JackieSmithattheSchoolOfficeon(08)95370000or email [email protected].
The application form can be completed online: https://www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au/enrolment/ap-ply-to-enrol/online-application-admission-form/
TERM DATES AND CALENDAR
2018 Term Dates Term3:Wednesday18July2018–Friday21September2018 Term4:Tuesday9October2018–Tuesday4December2018
2019 Term Dates Please note these dates are preliminary and are subject to change. Term1:Monday4February2019–Friday12April2019 Term2:Wednesday1May2019–Friday5July2019Term3:Wednesday24July2019–Friday27September2019 Term4:Tuesday15October2019–Tuesday10December2019
Visit Home Page > News & Events > Calendar to view future events.
FREDERICK IRWIN GOLF PROGRAMME 2018
On Friday 22 June 2018, the 2018 GolfWA/School Sport Primary School Golf Championship was held at Royal Perth Golf Club in South Perth. Thisyear,FrederickIrwinenteredthree(3)studentsintothe Championship, with Oscar Ripley and Abbey Burnham pairing up for the8-holeModifiedStrokeCompetition,whilstJackLuscombebattledby himself in the 10-hole Stableford Competition.
Withatotalof75entrantsontheday,thecompetitionwasalwaysgoingtodifficult,yetallthreestudentsstoodupandperformed admirably. In particular, Abbey and Oscar are to be congratulated on finishing3rdintheteameventfortheModifiedStrokeCompetition,withOscaralsofinishing5th individually in this competition. Well done to all three students!
Oscar, Abbey and Jack have all been participating in the Frederick Irwin After-School Golf Programme which will be continuing this term andbeginninginWeek3.Thisterm,itwillbeaseven(7)week programmebeginningonMonday30Julyfrom3.45pm-5.00pmandcontinuing through until Monday 10 September. The lessons are held at Meadow Springs Golf Club and conducted by local PGA professional Craig Tapp. It caters for students of all ages and ability levels with new participants always welcome.
If you would like more information on the programme please contact DanielHarropon95370000,[email protected]
FREDERICK IRWIN NET PROGRAMME 2018
Thisyearforthefirsttime,weranaNETprogramatFrederickIrwin.
This programme is the start of the NET SET GO pathway into playing netball, and was on offer in Term 2 for our Pre-Primary and Year 1 students. The eight week after-school program focused on learning netball skills, playingminorgamesandmodifiedmatches,aswellasimportantskillsliketeamworkandhavingfun.
A very big thank you to Tracey Anastazjew who has introduced and run the program this year for our players.ThankyoutoparentsforassistingwithactivitiesandtoYear10students,KirstyWard,AbbeyCookandKatijaKursar,forcomingalongandhelpingthegirlslearnandpracticetheirnetballskills.
We look forward to seeing all our NET players continue on with their netball next year.
SCHOOL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES
FREDDIE’S BUZZ - HALO UPDATE
The hard working ‘Buzzers’ were told of HALO’s desperate need for supplies during the last two weeks of Term 2, and so Alice Clayton, Talitha Fourie, Imogen Hauser, Angie Munro, Chelsey Pettit and Erika Walker set about, very diligently, encouraging students and staff to donate soup and pasta. Theiraimwastocollect200itemsandtheyweredelightedwhentheyboxedup324itemsonthelastdayofterm. These were delivered to HALO and a big thank you goes out to all the staff and families who supported these compassionate, hardworking students. Donations can continue to be left at various drop of points around the Primary School.
STUDENT CONGRATULATIONS
• Joshua Haua (Year 9) who recently competed at the WA Outrigger Canoe State Championships, winningGoldinthe4kmVa’a(TahitianSinglePaddlingCanoe),andwasalsoamemberoftheGoldmedalwinningsix(6)personOutriggerTeam.GoodlucktoJoshuawhenhetravelstotheGoldCoastinSeptember to compete in the National Championships.
• Jake Shaked (Year 9) who has recently been selected to play for the U15 WA State Soccer Squad, who are travelling to China to compete in a Tournament in August 2018.
• Joshua Smith (Year 11) who has recently received his Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award through the AustralianArmyCadets504ArmyCadetUnitMandurah.
• Dylan Batka (Year 12) who was recently presented with his Queen’s Scout Award at Government House bytheGovernorofWesternAustralia,theHonourableKerrySandersonAC.WiththisAward,Dylanhascompleted the equivalent of the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award. The Award process is very intensiveasitcanbecommencedfrom14yearsold,butneedstobecompletedbytheageof18.
Please forward State or National level student achievement information to Community Relations Officer, Ms Amber Carton, on [email protected] for possible inclusion on the School Website (‘Latest News’), School Facebook Page, School Twitter Profile, or to send onto local newspapers.
Congratulations to the following students:
UNIFORM SHOP
MEADOW SPRINGS HOURSSchool Uniform Shop Opening HoursMonday 12:30pm – 3:30pmTuesday 8:00am – 12:00noonThursday 8:00am – 12:00noonFriday 12:30pm – 3:30pm
HALLS HEAD HOURSSchool Uniform Shop Opening HoursMonday 8:00am – 9:30amThursday 2:00pm – 3.30pm
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR 2018 Canyouspareafewhourseachweekormonth?Wewouldliketohearfromanyparentwillingto volunteer some time to the school by assisting in the Uniform Shop. This would involve helping in all aspects of the operation of the shop during open hours, approximately four hours a week. If any parent is interested in helping, please contact Mrs Jan Burbidge either at the Uniform Shop or via the SchoolOfficeon(08)95370000. Further Information regarding Uniforms can be found on the School Website: Home Page > School Community > Uniform > Uniform News.
• Student Purchases• Uniform Reminders• Lost Uniforms• Exchanges or Refunds on New Items
The new Halls Head Campus Uniform Shop is now open!
MONDAYS 8:00am – 9:30amTHURSDAYS 2:00pm – 3:30pm
LocatedwithintheYear1-4Block,theHallsHeadUniform Shop provides parents with the opportunity to purchase School Uniform requirements from the campus.
The School also operates a second-hand service where high-quality items can be purchased at reduced prices. Please make an appointment to [email protected], or by calling the Meadow Springs Uniform Shop on (08)95370000.
PleasenotethatallsalesarecurrentlyEFTPOSonly–nocash, and the Shop does not have footwear for sale.
CAREERS
ONLINE CAREERS NOTICE BOARDStudents and parents can access the online ‘Careers Notice Board’ through the Portal Tab in SEQTA. View upcoming Open Days, Apprenticeship Opportunities, WACE Prep Courses, plus much more.
TUITION CLASSES - SEMESTER 2, 2018After school tuition classes are for students who require some extra help with a subject. Students who attend after school tuition must be prepared with questions for the teacher. Attendance is not compulsory; however, an attendance register will be kept.
DETAILS OF TUITION CLASSES SEMESTER 1, 2018
Japanese
11 and 12 Monday 3.15pm – 4.15pm Room J1 Mrs Su
Science
8, 9 and 10 Monday 3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room B7 Rostered teachers
Art 11 and 12 Monday 3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room P16/P17
Mrs Martin/Mrs Nici
Physics
11 and 12 Monday 3.15pm – 4.15pm Room B4 Mr Dempsey
Accounting
11 and 12 Monday 3.15 pm – 4.10 pm Room P36 Mrs Singh
Politics & Law
11 and 12 Monday 3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room K3 Mr Asphar
Biology 12 Monday 3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room J12
Mr Stewart
Chemistry 11 and 12 Monday & Thursday 8.00am – 8.30am Room B1
Ms Potter/Ms Stephens
Earth and Environmental Science
11 Wednesday 3.15pm-4.00pm Room B7 Mr McFetridge
English
8-10 Wednesday 3.15pm – 4.00pm E block Rostered teachers
English 11 and 12 Wednesday 3.15 pm – 4.00 pm Room E Block
Rostered teachers
Literature 11 and 12 Wednesday
3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room E41
Mrs Ukich
Mathematics 8 - 10 Wednesday 3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room D5
Rostered Mathematics teachers
History
11 and 12 Wednesday 3.15 pm – 4.00 pm Room K1 Mr Martin
Geography 11 Wednesday 3.15 pm – 4.00pm Room J2
Miss Pyke
Geography 12 Thursday 3.15 pm – 4.00pm Room K4
Mrs Compton
Biology 11 Thursday 3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room J12
Mr Stewart
Physical Education Studies
12 Thursday 3.25 – 4.15 Room G4
Mr Miguel
Human Biology
12 Thursday 3.15 pm – 4.15 pm Room B6 Mr Preston
Human Biology 11 Thursday 3.15 pm – 4.15.pm Room B6
Mrs Cooling/Mrs Vaughan
Mathematics 11 and 12 Thursday
3.15 pm - 4.15 pm Room D1
Rostered Mathematics teachers
Economics
12 Friday 3.15 pm – 4.00 pm Room K2 Mr Carmody
After school tuition classes are for students who require some extra help with a subject. Students who attend after school tuition must be prepared with questions for the teacher. Attendance is not compulsory, however an attendance register will be kept.
COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
Tuning in to Teens
Emotionally Intelligent Parenting
A six session parenting program for parents of 10 to16 year olds
Would you like to learn how to:
be better at talking with your teen?
be better at understanding your teen?
help your teen learn to manage their emotions?
help to prevent behaviour problems in your teen?
teach your teen to deal with conflict?
Tuning in to Teens shows you how to help your teen develop emotional intelligence. Teenagers with higher emotional intelligence:
have greater success with making and keeping friends
have better concentration at school
are more able to calm down when upset or angry
tend to have fewer illnesses
Emotional intelligence may be a better predictor of academic and career success than IQ!
Where: Relationships Australia,
21 George Street, Mandurah
When: 18, 25 July & 1, 8, 15, 22 August
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Contact: p: 61640619
COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
Art Classes@ Falcon eLibrary
i•heart•artExplore art materials and applications through a variety of visual art activities. Classes run during school term.
Class Groups:
Junior Class - For ages 4 – 7Mondays, 3.30 – 4.30pm
Intermediate Class - For ages 8 – 12Tuesdays, 3.30pm – 5pm
Senior Class - For ages 13 to AdultTuesdays, 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Where: Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre Cnr Cobblers Rd and Flavia St
Cost: $175 per term for Junior and Intermediate Classes
$75 Casual passes for Senior Class
For more information or to book into a class please contact 9550 3230 or email [email protected]
mandurah.wa.gov.au
COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
Mandurah Workshops Term 3: July - September 2018
Anger Management for Men 8 weeks — Mondays 23 July - 10 Sept
6.30pm - 9pm, $130
Self Worth for Women Valuing Yourself
Tues 24 Jul-14 Aug, 9.30am-12pm, $60
Coaching Kids’ Emotions
Tuesday 28 August 9.30am - 12noon, $30
Fathering after Separation Tuesday 14 August 6.30pm - 9pm, $30
Communication in Relationships
Thursday 16 August, 6.30pm –9pm, $30
Stronger Stepfamilies Tuesday 21 August, 6.30pm - 9pm
$50 couple
Successful Single Parenting Wednesday 5 September
9.30am - 12noon, $30
Mindfulness Monday 3 September
6.30pm - 9pm, $30
Understanding Angry Emotions Thursday 13 September
6.30pm - 9pm, $30
For all enquiries phone: 6164 0588 Email: [email protected]
www.relationshipswa.org.au
GENEROUS DISCOUNTS FOR CONCESSION CARD HOLDERS
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL
Parenting Teens Monday 20 August 6.30pm - 9pm, $30
Enhancing Couples’ Relationships - Thursdays
23 & 30 August, 6.30pm-9pm, $75 couple
Perfecting Your People Skills Tuesdays, 11 & 18 Sept
6.30pm-9pm, $50
COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
If you are or know some one who is 14-17 years of age who is • Wanting an opportunity for self development • Looking to develop their self esteem and confidence • Interested in developing skills including leadership, teamwork, communication,
goal setting & problem solving • Wanting to build a network of young people and to make new friends • Excited for a weekend of fun Then RYPEN is for you! RYPEN (Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment) is held at the Serpentine Camping Centre in May and September each year. The cost of the camp, which includes accommodation, meals and activities, is sponsored by a Rotary club. For more information, contact RYPEN Chair Ian Ball on 0402 491 139 or [email protected]
18th —20th May & 21st—23rd Sept 2018
