Fortnightly

NewsletterWeeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018

Save the Dates

Friday 12 April Last day of Term 1

Tuesday 30 April First day of Term 2 Wednesday 1st May (Families with A-K surname) and Thursday 2nd May(Families with L-Z surname)- Years 7 ndash 11 ParentTeacher Interviews ndash Term 1 Interim Report - Year 12 ParentTeacher Interviews - Half Yearly ReportTime 400pm ndash 630pmLocation School Hall

Wednesday 8 May K-6 Wellbeing Workshop

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Spiritual MessageIn the name of Allah Most Gracious Most Merciful

Assalamu AlaikumOur Muslim identity is defined by dates events and practices that Allah and his messenger have prescribed to us to be significant and sanctified in the Islamic calendarIt is important to always remember that the significance and value that we attribute to any event in any calendar year are only those events specifically outlined in the Shariah to be of value in Islam Likewise in the absence of any value attributed by the Shariah to any particular day in the year all days

become of equal value bearing no notable or special importance to a MuslimOf those glorified and honoured days in Islam is the blessed and exciting month of Ramadan Ramadan is a month elevated and glorified by Allah Almighty in the Quran for being the time in which the Quran was revealed the month which contains the greatest of all nights in the year Laylatul Qadr and a time of forgiveness of sins increase in piety and many more great bounties for the hereafterIt is occasions like Ramadan that a Muslim venerates and celebrates It is days like Ramadan that a believer feels the positive elevating spirit of joy and happiness with family and the wider community The shared emotions of such a spiritually uplifting season are borne from the obedience and servitude that a believer offers Allah during these precious days in responding to the invitation to seek his pleasure and plough on this earth for the rewards of the hereafterI want to remind our wonderful Unity Grammar community to anticipate the arrival of Ramadan AH 14402019 CE and look forward to its arrival in Week 2 of Term 2 with energy and renewed commitment to worship Also look out for the special Ramadan programs and events that Unity Grammar will be rolling out in honour and celebration of this beautiful Islamic time of the yearMr Muhammad KhodrK-10 Languages CoordinatorSenior School Boys Wellbeing Coordinator

Message from CEOAssalamu AlaikumTerm 1 for 2019 has been filled with so many great opportunities for our students at Unity Grammar I have witnessed a higher degree of academic commitment from our students this year Students have been focused on their learning none more so than our Year 12 students who are looking to set a new bar of achievement for the HSC This week I have also seen a large number of Junior School students receiving bronze medals for their ongoing commitment to their education We have had students participating in community activities outside of school hours providing for those who need assistance We were very fortunate

to be graced by Amal Kassir and be shown what it truly means to be humble through her caring nature and at the same time demonstrate a will to persevere through her actions and leadership Students competed in swimming athletics and cross country carnivals with many now preparing to challenge themselves for the next level of competition We are starting to develop a reputation among other schools for being competitive across a range of activities such as sport debating public speaking and robotics Congratulations to all our students who have shown improvement at Unity Grammar and more importantly a willingness to demonstrate our core values of sincerity integrity and allegiance through working to become the best human beings they can beWe currently have students on Umrah and by the look of the photos already circulating it is clear our students are on a trip of a lifetime Our Boys and Junior School robotics teams are also about to head overseas for the International FLL Robotics Tournament in Houston Texas I would like to send both teams our best wishes and am sure they will represent Unity Grammar and Australia with distinction Lastly I would like to wish all our community a safe and relaxing holiday and look forward to seeing you at the beginning of Term 2 for what will be an exciting period of the year with the month of Ramadan starting in Week 2 and our College Eid Festival on Thursday 13 June 2019Aaron BoydChief Executive Officer (CEO)

bull A comprehensive private Islamic College for students from Kindergarten to Year 12bull Our students benefit from quality teaching underpinned by proven research-based practicesbull Students are nurtured in a family oriented caring environment through our dedicated

Wellbeing programbull Multiple pathways are offered to our students through our Community Service Sports

Robotics and STEM programsbull Our students have access to an exclusive relevant internally developed K-10 Arabic and

Islamic Studies program

We inspire boys and girls to become the leaders of tomorrow Come along to an Information Session to find out how

Our Children Today Our Leaders Tomorrow

KINDERGARTEN 2020LIMITED SPACES - ENROL NOW

Visit Us70 Fourth Ave Austral NSW 2179

Book an Information Sessionwwwunitygrammarcomauenrol

Call Us1800 4 UNITY

2019 Kindergarten A4 Flyerindd 1 8419 209 pm

bull A comprehensive private Islamic College for students from Kindergarten to Year 12bull Our students benefit from quality teaching underpinned by proven research-based practicesbull Students are nurtured in a family oriented caring environment through our dedicated

Wellbeing programbull Multiple pathways are offered to our students through our Community Service Sports

Robotics and STEM programsbull Our students have access to an exclusive relevant internally developed K-10 Arabic and

Islamic Studies program

We inspire boys and girls to become the leaders of tomorrow Come along to an Information Session to find out how

Our Children Today Our Leaders Tomorrow

KINDERGARTEN 2020LIMITED SPACES - ENROL NOW

Visit Us70 Fourth Ave Austral NSW 2179

Book an Information Sessionwwwunitygrammarcomauenrol

Call Us1800 4 UNITY

2019 Kindergarten A4 Flyerindd 1 8419 209 pm

bull A comprehensive private Islamic College for students from Kindergarten to Year 12bull Our students benefit from quality teaching underpinned by proven research-based practicesbull Students are nurtured in a family oriented caring environment through our dedicated

Wellbeing programbull Multiple pathways are offered to our students through our Community Service Sports

Robotics and STEM programsbull Our students have access to an exclusive relevant internally developed K-10 Arabic and

Islamic Studies program

We inspire boys and girls to become the leaders of tomorrow Come along to an Information Session to find out how

Our Children Today Our Leaders Tomorrow

KINDERGARTEN 2020LIMITED SPACES - ENROL NOW

Visit Us70 Fourth Ave Austral NSW 2179

Book an Information Sessionwwwunitygrammarcomauenrol

Call Us1800 4 UNITY

2019 Kindergarten A4 Flyerindd 1 8419 209 pm

bull A comprehensive private Islamic College for students from Kindergarten to Year 12bull Our students benefit from quality teaching underpinned by proven research-based practicesbull Students are nurtured in a family oriented caring environment through our dedicated

Wellbeing programbull Multiple pathways are offered to our students through our Community Service Sports

Robotics and STEM programsbull Our students have access to an exclusive relevant internally developed K-10 Arabic and

Islamic Studies program

We inspire boys and girls to become the leaders of tomorrow Come along to an Information Session to find out how

Our Children Today Our Leaders Tomorrow

KINDERGARTEN 2020LIMITED SPACES - ENROL NOW

Visit Us70 Fourth Ave Austral NSW 2179

Book an Information Sessionwwwunitygrammarcomauenrol

Call Us1800 4 UNITY

2019 Kindergarten A4 Flyerindd 1 8419 209 pm

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior School

Harmony DayThe Unity Grammar Junior School Harmony Day Assembly saw our students conducting a thought provoking presentation about what it means to live together with inclusiveness and respect Students dressed in orange to show their support for cultural diversity and an inclusive Australia A full day of Junior School events and activities celebrated the day and all that it stands fo

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

TEACHING AND LEARNINGTeachers as Learners and ResearchersIt used to be that to be an effective teacher one only had to master a subject area highly skilled teachers were seen to be those who had deep subject knowledge While current research supports the notion that teacher knowledge indeed plays an important role in student achievement highly skilled teachers also have deep knowledge of the most effective teaching strategies for creating learning opportunities for students As well what competent teachers need to teach well emanates from systematic inquiries about teaching learning and learners subject matter and curriculum and schools and schooling As learners and researchers

Unity teachers are on a journey of continuous improvement by engaging in inquiry into all aspects of their teaching with a view to improve learning outcomes for all learners As an example last week our committed teachers and Heads of Departments spent Saturday at the College with leading HSC subject specialists from all around Sydney Our teachers reviewed the 2018 HSC data identified areas of strength and developed strategies and interventions targeting growth in specific areas of the HSC papers Our teachers will now be able to implement a range of strategies to improve HSC outcomes at the class level cohort level subject level topic level and even question level

Building Resilience in Children (of all ages)Perhaps no topic is more misunderstood in Child Development Psychology than resilience the vital skill that is needed to manage set-backs and keep going in the face of adversity Terms such as ldquoproductive failurerdquo and ldquofail forwardrdquo promote the idea that children of all ages need to experience failure or adversity in order to build resilience The good news is that we donrsquot have to remove obstacles from our childrenrsquos paths in order to nurture resilience nor do we have to set up ldquofailrdquo experiences for our children And the really good news is that resilience can be enhanced and fostered at any age This article httpsbitly2UOeabO suggests 20 research-based strategies designed to develop resilience in children My favourite (and the number 1 strategy) is also the simplest kids need adults who care and support them What is one simple idea from this article that speaks to youRuqqiya Dean Head of Teaching and Learning

PDHPE staff with Mr Boyd (former Senior Marker)

Chemistry staff with Chemistry Senior Marker

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior School

Harmony DayThe Unity Grammar Junior School Harmony Day Assembly saw our students conducting a thought provoking presentation about what it means to live together with inclusiveness and respect Students dressed in orange to show their support for cultural diversity and an inclusive Australia A full day of Junior School events and activities celebrated the day and all that it stands fo

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

TEACHING AND LEARNINGTeachers as Learners and ResearchersIt used to be that to be an effective teacher one only had to master a subject area highly skilled teachers were seen to be those who had deep subject knowledge While current research supports the notion that teacher knowledge indeed plays an important role in student achievement highly skilled teachers also have deep knowledge of the most effective teaching strategies for creating learning opportunities for students As well what competent teachers need to teach well emanates from systematic inquiries about teaching learning and learners subject matter and curriculum and schools and schooling As learners and researchers

Unity teachers are on a journey of continuous improvement by engaging in inquiry into all aspects of their teaching with a view to improve learning outcomes for all learners As an example last week our committed teachers and Heads of Departments spent Saturday at the College with leading HSC subject specialists from all around Sydney Our teachers reviewed the 2018 HSC data identified areas of strength and developed strategies and interventions targeting growth in specific areas of the HSC papers Our teachers will now be able to implement a range of strategies to improve HSC outcomes at the class level cohort level subject level topic level and even question level

Building Resilience in Children (of all ages)Perhaps no topic is more misunderstood in Child Development Psychology than resilience the vital skill that is needed to manage set-backs and keep going in the face of adversity Terms such as ldquoproductive failurerdquo and ldquofail forwardrdquo promote the idea that children of all ages need to experience failure or adversity in order to build resilience The good news is that we donrsquot have to remove obstacles from our childrenrsquos paths in order to nurture resilience nor do we have to set up ldquofailrdquo experiences for our children And the really good news is that resilience can be enhanced and fostered at any age This article httpsbitly2UOeabO suggests 20 research-based strategies designed to develop resilience in children My favourite (and the number 1 strategy) is also the simplest kids need adults who care and support them What is one simple idea from this article that speaks to youRuqqiya Dean Head of Teaching and Learning

PDHPE staff with Mr Boyd (former Senior Marker)

Chemistry staff with Chemistry Senior Marker

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior School

Message from Junior SchoolAssalamu AlaykumItrsquos hard to believe that Term 1 of the 2019 academic year is coming to an end It has been an extremely busy term indeedThis term students have been involved in a wide range of learning experiences and events that had a strong focus on academia and wellbeing Year 3 students visited Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden and explored various specimens of living creatures They greatly enjoyed the bush walking trip as they closely examined different Australian animals plants and insectsIn order to move away from the limited view of Mathematics as drill and practice and computation a greater emphasis has been placed on making the purpose of learning Mathematics visible to students Our programs have been specifically developed to incorporate

practical hands-on and visible teaching strategies that promote problem solving and critical thinking Our aim is to encourage students to experience the joy of Mathematics and to see its relevance in their own lives now and in the future I highly encourage parents to actively incorporate Mathematics into conversations with their children and more importantly to display positive attitudes towards MathematicsTerm 2 is set to be another busy and productive term as students will be working hard in preparation for the mid-year exams Moreover students in Years 3 and 5 will sit NAPLAN on 14 15 and17 MayI would like to wish our students and parents a safe and enjoyable breakSahar ChaaraniJunior School Coordinator

JUNIOR SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTOur First Ever Islamic ExhibitionStudents in Junior School have been busy with hands-on learning activities during Islamic Studies and last week they had the opportunity to showcase just what theyrsquove been up to TabaarakAllah amazing work and dedication from our students which included- Year 2 posters on the Names of Allah- Year 5 trifold brochures on the 6 Pillars of Faith- Year 6 3D models of the Karsquobah and Haram which was no doubt the main attractionAt Unity we pride ourselves on our Islamic values The joy and excitement of the kids was priceless along with the sense of achievement from those whose work was displayed It was a good reminder why we are at an Islamic school ie to instill these values and positive messages I ask Allaah to accept and grant us the tawfeeq to continue ameenM ElbizryIslamic Studies Co-ordinator K-6

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior School

bull A comprehensive private Islamic College for students from Kindergarten to Year 12bull Our students benefit from quality teaching underpinned by proven research-based practicesbull Students are nurtured in a family oriented caring environment through our dedicated

Wellbeing programbull Multiple pathways are offered to our students through our Community Service Sports

Robotics and STEM programsbull Our students have access to an exclusive relevant internally developed K-10 Arabic and

Islamic Studies program

We inspire boys and girls to become the leaders of tomorrow Come along to an Information Session to find out how

Our Children Today Our Leaders Tomorrow

KINDERGARTEN 2020LIMITED SPACES - ENROL NOW

Visit Us70 Fourth Ave Austral NSW 2179

Book an Information Sessionwwwunitygrammarcomauenrol

Call Us1800 4 UNITY

2019 Kindergarten A4 Flyerindd 1 8419 209 pm

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolS

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019 Junior School

Junior Cross Country Carnival

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Kindergarten had fun getting their eyes tested by Moorebank Early Childhood Health Centre

The Big CrunchAssalamu Alaikum Last week the whole of Junior School participated in Vegie Week and The Big Crunch It was a great success and students enjoyed talking about their favourite vegies with each other Many students attempted a new vegie for the first time and a couple of our enthusiastic and devoted teachers dressed up as vegies for the event All students from Kindergarten to Year 6 gathered in the quad for a mammoth countdown and at 10 am they crunched on their vegiesI would like to thank all parents for encouraging their children to participate We couldnrsquot have achieved such a success without your continuous support Letrsquos not let the goodness of vegies come to an endLetrsquos crunch even louderUp the veg at your place by being a vegie role model

Mrs OstaPDH Coordinator

Year 1 travelled through time and lived like the children of the early 1900rsquos at Susannah Place Museum

Encourage your kids to eat more vegies by showing them how often you eat themTalk with your kids about why you like vegetables and which ones are your favourites Steer clear of talking about health though Kids live in the moment so taste texture and how they feel right now is what matters to themGet your kids involved in meal planning Make sure you put a focus on deciding which vegies you will include in your meals and snacksTake your kids shopping for your weekly veg Ask them to help you choose the best Whether itrsquos based on price seasonality or freshness your kids will love feeling responsible for decision makingGrow your own Even if itrsquos just a couple of pots of lettuce on a sunny window sill It all helps to make vegetable eating funMost importantly keep putting the vegetables out there Donrsquot force your kids to eat veg but do give them lots of descriptive praise or non-food rewards (family card game anyone) for eating them

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Year 5 designed and built a sustainable chicken coop in Science

Year 2 students showed their appreciation and excitement for the importance of healthy eating at The Big Crunch

Year 6 painted overlapping guitars and created a collage border using musical notes painted with tea leaves

Year 4 students collaborated in groups to analyse and unpack a procedural recount and composed their own procedures

Year 3 students investigated different sized angles around the classroom

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

S

SENIOR SCHOOL HIGHLIGHT

Senior School

Student Shura Council2019 Senior School Student Shura Council Representatives were sworn in this weekThe students are to be congratulated on their success at being selected for these positions and we look forward to their contributions during 2019

Message from Senior School Assalamu AlaikumTerm 1 has been extremely rewarding The school and the staff have been able to achieve some of our targets so far We aim to provide a comprehensive educational program that provides opportunities for students to become well rounded individuals We know that exposure to a variety of events activities and programs enables students to gain a range of important skills The skills that will give them a cutting edge in the futureThe school is also delighted to announce the success of our Robotics teams They will fly out very soon to compete against schools from around the world

Parent amp Teacher Interviews You are required to attend a lsquoParent and Teacher Interviewrsquo session in the school hall During this session you will be issued with your childrsquos Term 1 Interim Report for students in Years 7 ndash 11 and Half Yearly Report for students in Year 12 You will also have the opportunity to discuss your childrsquos progress with the different class teachersReports for Years 7 ndash 12 will be given on the day therefore your attendance for this session is essential and compulsoryTime 400pm ndash 630pmDates Wednesday 1 May for families with the surname starting from A ndash K Thursday 2 May for families with the surname starting from L ndash ZLocation School HallStudent Lockers Student lockers are compulsory School Bags will not be permitted to be left outside classrooms or in corridors from the start of Term 2 Please ensure you complete the Locker Contract and purchase a coded lock for your child for the start of Term 2Class DOJO Class DOJO allows the school and teachers to provide parentsguardians with important information about school events and student related matters It is a great communication tool Your child should provide you with Class DOJO registration information so that the school can start communicating with you You would have already received an SMS regarding this Please ask your child for the Class DOJO registration informationYear 7 ndash 10 Camps Year 7 ndash 10 Camps (Boys Girls) are at separate camp sites and will be held from Wednesday 24 July ndash Friday 26 July 2019 (Term 3 Week 1) Information regarding the camp and permissionpayment can be found on the School App Information will also be provided to your child by the end of Term 1 Please ensure you read the information correctly make payment and provide consent by the due date Further information will be provided after the payment deadlineWe wish all students a safe and enjoyable holiday period and look forward to seeing you back in Term 2Mr Wassim ZoabiHead of Senior School

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

AMAL KASSIR TOURThe Amal Kassir Tour wrapped up with two very special presentations the first to the Unity Grammar community and the final event at The Highline in BankstownUnity Grammarrsquos very own Nahida Hafza kicked off the Friday event with some inspiring thought-provoking poetry of her own We have no doubt that Nahida has a very bright future ahead of herSaturday night was full of inspiring stories and spoken word poetry that celebrated identity hope and humanity A very special thank to Amal for showing the Unity Grammar community that love will always triumph over hate good will always triumph over evil and the human spirit will always rise in times of adversity

UmrahThe 2019 Unity Grammar Umrah Tour is underway and we wish all students and staff a safe enjoyable and reflective experience as they travel to the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah We would like to thank our sponsors Binah Group Professionals Real Estate Greenacre Fettayleh Smallgoods Lakemba Travel Centre and Brotherhood Boxn Club for making the trip possible

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior School

bull A comprehensive private Islamic College for students from Kindergarten to Year 12bull Our students benefit from quality teaching underpinned by proven research-based practicesbull Students are nurtured in a family oriented caring environment through our dedicated

Wellbeing programbull Multiple pathways are offered to our students through our Community Service Sports

Robotics and STEM programsbull Our students have access to an exclusive relevant internally developed K-10 Arabic and

Islamic Studies program

We inspire boys and girls to become the leaders of tomorrow Come along to an Information Session to find out how

Our Children Today Our Leaders Tomorrow

KINDERGARTEN 2020LIMITED SPACES - ENROL NOW

Visit Us70 Fourth Ave Austral NSW 2179

Book an Information Sessionwwwunitygrammarcomauenrol

Call Us1800 4 UNITY

2019 Kindergarten A4 Flyerindd 1 8419 209 pm

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolS

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019 Junior School

Junior Cross Country Carnival

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Kindergarten had fun getting their eyes tested by Moorebank Early Childhood Health Centre

The Big CrunchAssalamu Alaikum Last week the whole of Junior School participated in Vegie Week and The Big Crunch It was a great success and students enjoyed talking about their favourite vegies with each other Many students attempted a new vegie for the first time and a couple of our enthusiastic and devoted teachers dressed up as vegies for the event All students from Kindergarten to Year 6 gathered in the quad for a mammoth countdown and at 10 am they crunched on their vegiesI would like to thank all parents for encouraging their children to participate We couldnrsquot have achieved such a success without your continuous support Letrsquos not let the goodness of vegies come to an endLetrsquos crunch even louderUp the veg at your place by being a vegie role model

Mrs OstaPDH Coordinator

Year 1 travelled through time and lived like the children of the early 1900rsquos at Susannah Place Museum

Encourage your kids to eat more vegies by showing them how often you eat themTalk with your kids about why you like vegetables and which ones are your favourites Steer clear of talking about health though Kids live in the moment so taste texture and how they feel right now is what matters to themGet your kids involved in meal planning Make sure you put a focus on deciding which vegies you will include in your meals and snacksTake your kids shopping for your weekly veg Ask them to help you choose the best Whether itrsquos based on price seasonality or freshness your kids will love feeling responsible for decision makingGrow your own Even if itrsquos just a couple of pots of lettuce on a sunny window sill It all helps to make vegetable eating funMost importantly keep putting the vegetables out there Donrsquot force your kids to eat veg but do give them lots of descriptive praise or non-food rewards (family card game anyone) for eating them

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Year 5 designed and built a sustainable chicken coop in Science

Year 2 students showed their appreciation and excitement for the importance of healthy eating at The Big Crunch

Year 6 painted overlapping guitars and created a collage border using musical notes painted with tea leaves

Year 4 students collaborated in groups to analyse and unpack a procedural recount and composed their own procedures

Year 3 students investigated different sized angles around the classroom

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

S

SENIOR SCHOOL HIGHLIGHT

Senior School

Student Shura Council2019 Senior School Student Shura Council Representatives were sworn in this weekThe students are to be congratulated on their success at being selected for these positions and we look forward to their contributions during 2019

Message from Senior School Assalamu AlaikumTerm 1 has been extremely rewarding The school and the staff have been able to achieve some of our targets so far We aim to provide a comprehensive educational program that provides opportunities for students to become well rounded individuals We know that exposure to a variety of events activities and programs enables students to gain a range of important skills The skills that will give them a cutting edge in the futureThe school is also delighted to announce the success of our Robotics teams They will fly out very soon to compete against schools from around the world

Parent amp Teacher Interviews You are required to attend a lsquoParent and Teacher Interviewrsquo session in the school hall During this session you will be issued with your childrsquos Term 1 Interim Report for students in Years 7 ndash 11 and Half Yearly Report for students in Year 12 You will also have the opportunity to discuss your childrsquos progress with the different class teachersReports for Years 7 ndash 12 will be given on the day therefore your attendance for this session is essential and compulsoryTime 400pm ndash 630pmDates Wednesday 1 May for families with the surname starting from A ndash K Thursday 2 May for families with the surname starting from L ndash ZLocation School HallStudent Lockers Student lockers are compulsory School Bags will not be permitted to be left outside classrooms or in corridors from the start of Term 2 Please ensure you complete the Locker Contract and purchase a coded lock for your child for the start of Term 2Class DOJO Class DOJO allows the school and teachers to provide parentsguardians with important information about school events and student related matters It is a great communication tool Your child should provide you with Class DOJO registration information so that the school can start communicating with you You would have already received an SMS regarding this Please ask your child for the Class DOJO registration informationYear 7 ndash 10 Camps Year 7 ndash 10 Camps (Boys Girls) are at separate camp sites and will be held from Wednesday 24 July ndash Friday 26 July 2019 (Term 3 Week 1) Information regarding the camp and permissionpayment can be found on the School App Information will also be provided to your child by the end of Term 1 Please ensure you read the information correctly make payment and provide consent by the due date Further information will be provided after the payment deadlineWe wish all students a safe and enjoyable holiday period and look forward to seeing you back in Term 2Mr Wassim ZoabiHead of Senior School

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

AMAL KASSIR TOURThe Amal Kassir Tour wrapped up with two very special presentations the first to the Unity Grammar community and the final event at The Highline in BankstownUnity Grammarrsquos very own Nahida Hafza kicked off the Friday event with some inspiring thought-provoking poetry of her own We have no doubt that Nahida has a very bright future ahead of herSaturday night was full of inspiring stories and spoken word poetry that celebrated identity hope and humanity A very special thank to Amal for showing the Unity Grammar community that love will always triumph over hate good will always triumph over evil and the human spirit will always rise in times of adversity

UmrahThe 2019 Unity Grammar Umrah Tour is underway and we wish all students and staff a safe enjoyable and reflective experience as they travel to the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah We would like to thank our sponsors Binah Group Professionals Real Estate Greenacre Fettayleh Smallgoods Lakemba Travel Centre and Brotherhood Boxn Club for making the trip possible

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolS

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019 Junior School

Junior Cross Country Carnival

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Kindergarten had fun getting their eyes tested by Moorebank Early Childhood Health Centre

The Big CrunchAssalamu Alaikum Last week the whole of Junior School participated in Vegie Week and The Big Crunch It was a great success and students enjoyed talking about their favourite vegies with each other Many students attempted a new vegie for the first time and a couple of our enthusiastic and devoted teachers dressed up as vegies for the event All students from Kindergarten to Year 6 gathered in the quad for a mammoth countdown and at 10 am they crunched on their vegiesI would like to thank all parents for encouraging their children to participate We couldnrsquot have achieved such a success without your continuous support Letrsquos not let the goodness of vegies come to an endLetrsquos crunch even louderUp the veg at your place by being a vegie role model

Mrs OstaPDH Coordinator

Year 1 travelled through time and lived like the children of the early 1900rsquos at Susannah Place Museum

Encourage your kids to eat more vegies by showing them how often you eat themTalk with your kids about why you like vegetables and which ones are your favourites Steer clear of talking about health though Kids live in the moment so taste texture and how they feel right now is what matters to themGet your kids involved in meal planning Make sure you put a focus on deciding which vegies you will include in your meals and snacksTake your kids shopping for your weekly veg Ask them to help you choose the best Whether itrsquos based on price seasonality or freshness your kids will love feeling responsible for decision makingGrow your own Even if itrsquos just a couple of pots of lettuce on a sunny window sill It all helps to make vegetable eating funMost importantly keep putting the vegetables out there Donrsquot force your kids to eat veg but do give them lots of descriptive praise or non-food rewards (family card game anyone) for eating them

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Year 5 designed and built a sustainable chicken coop in Science

Year 2 students showed their appreciation and excitement for the importance of healthy eating at The Big Crunch

Year 6 painted overlapping guitars and created a collage border using musical notes painted with tea leaves

Year 4 students collaborated in groups to analyse and unpack a procedural recount and composed their own procedures

Year 3 students investigated different sized angles around the classroom

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

S

SENIOR SCHOOL HIGHLIGHT

Senior School

Student Shura Council2019 Senior School Student Shura Council Representatives were sworn in this weekThe students are to be congratulated on their success at being selected for these positions and we look forward to their contributions during 2019

Message from Senior School Assalamu AlaikumTerm 1 has been extremely rewarding The school and the staff have been able to achieve some of our targets so far We aim to provide a comprehensive educational program that provides opportunities for students to become well rounded individuals We know that exposure to a variety of events activities and programs enables students to gain a range of important skills The skills that will give them a cutting edge in the futureThe school is also delighted to announce the success of our Robotics teams They will fly out very soon to compete against schools from around the world

Parent amp Teacher Interviews You are required to attend a lsquoParent and Teacher Interviewrsquo session in the school hall During this session you will be issued with your childrsquos Term 1 Interim Report for students in Years 7 ndash 11 and Half Yearly Report for students in Year 12 You will also have the opportunity to discuss your childrsquos progress with the different class teachersReports for Years 7 ndash 12 will be given on the day therefore your attendance for this session is essential and compulsoryTime 400pm ndash 630pmDates Wednesday 1 May for families with the surname starting from A ndash K Thursday 2 May for families with the surname starting from L ndash ZLocation School HallStudent Lockers Student lockers are compulsory School Bags will not be permitted to be left outside classrooms or in corridors from the start of Term 2 Please ensure you complete the Locker Contract and purchase a coded lock for your child for the start of Term 2Class DOJO Class DOJO allows the school and teachers to provide parentsguardians with important information about school events and student related matters It is a great communication tool Your child should provide you with Class DOJO registration information so that the school can start communicating with you You would have already received an SMS regarding this Please ask your child for the Class DOJO registration informationYear 7 ndash 10 Camps Year 7 ndash 10 Camps (Boys Girls) are at separate camp sites and will be held from Wednesday 24 July ndash Friday 26 July 2019 (Term 3 Week 1) Information regarding the camp and permissionpayment can be found on the School App Information will also be provided to your child by the end of Term 1 Please ensure you read the information correctly make payment and provide consent by the due date Further information will be provided after the payment deadlineWe wish all students a safe and enjoyable holiday period and look forward to seeing you back in Term 2Mr Wassim ZoabiHead of Senior School

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

AMAL KASSIR TOURThe Amal Kassir Tour wrapped up with two very special presentations the first to the Unity Grammar community and the final event at The Highline in BankstownUnity Grammarrsquos very own Nahida Hafza kicked off the Friday event with some inspiring thought-provoking poetry of her own We have no doubt that Nahida has a very bright future ahead of herSaturday night was full of inspiring stories and spoken word poetry that celebrated identity hope and humanity A very special thank to Amal for showing the Unity Grammar community that love will always triumph over hate good will always triumph over evil and the human spirit will always rise in times of adversity

UmrahThe 2019 Unity Grammar Umrah Tour is underway and we wish all students and staff a safe enjoyable and reflective experience as they travel to the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah We would like to thank our sponsors Binah Group Professionals Real Estate Greenacre Fettayleh Smallgoods Lakemba Travel Centre and Brotherhood Boxn Club for making the trip possible

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Kindergarten had fun getting their eyes tested by Moorebank Early Childhood Health Centre

The Big CrunchAssalamu Alaikum Last week the whole of Junior School participated in Vegie Week and The Big Crunch It was a great success and students enjoyed talking about their favourite vegies with each other Many students attempted a new vegie for the first time and a couple of our enthusiastic and devoted teachers dressed up as vegies for the event All students from Kindergarten to Year 6 gathered in the quad for a mammoth countdown and at 10 am they crunched on their vegiesI would like to thank all parents for encouraging their children to participate We couldnrsquot have achieved such a success without your continuous support Letrsquos not let the goodness of vegies come to an endLetrsquos crunch even louderUp the veg at your place by being a vegie role model

Mrs OstaPDH Coordinator

Year 1 travelled through time and lived like the children of the early 1900rsquos at Susannah Place Museum

Encourage your kids to eat more vegies by showing them how often you eat themTalk with your kids about why you like vegetables and which ones are your favourites Steer clear of talking about health though Kids live in the moment so taste texture and how they feel right now is what matters to themGet your kids involved in meal planning Make sure you put a focus on deciding which vegies you will include in your meals and snacksTake your kids shopping for your weekly veg Ask them to help you choose the best Whether itrsquos based on price seasonality or freshness your kids will love feeling responsible for decision makingGrow your own Even if itrsquos just a couple of pots of lettuce on a sunny window sill It all helps to make vegetable eating funMost importantly keep putting the vegetables out there Donrsquot force your kids to eat veg but do give them lots of descriptive praise or non-food rewards (family card game anyone) for eating them

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Year 5 designed and built a sustainable chicken coop in Science

Year 2 students showed their appreciation and excitement for the importance of healthy eating at The Big Crunch

Year 6 painted overlapping guitars and created a collage border using musical notes painted with tea leaves

Year 4 students collaborated in groups to analyse and unpack a procedural recount and composed their own procedures

Year 3 students investigated different sized angles around the classroom

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

S

SENIOR SCHOOL HIGHLIGHT

Senior School

Student Shura Council2019 Senior School Student Shura Council Representatives were sworn in this weekThe students are to be congratulated on their success at being selected for these positions and we look forward to their contributions during 2019

Message from Senior School Assalamu AlaikumTerm 1 has been extremely rewarding The school and the staff have been able to achieve some of our targets so far We aim to provide a comprehensive educational program that provides opportunities for students to become well rounded individuals We know that exposure to a variety of events activities and programs enables students to gain a range of important skills The skills that will give them a cutting edge in the futureThe school is also delighted to announce the success of our Robotics teams They will fly out very soon to compete against schools from around the world

Parent amp Teacher Interviews You are required to attend a lsquoParent and Teacher Interviewrsquo session in the school hall During this session you will be issued with your childrsquos Term 1 Interim Report for students in Years 7 ndash 11 and Half Yearly Report for students in Year 12 You will also have the opportunity to discuss your childrsquos progress with the different class teachersReports for Years 7 ndash 12 will be given on the day therefore your attendance for this session is essential and compulsoryTime 400pm ndash 630pmDates Wednesday 1 May for families with the surname starting from A ndash K Thursday 2 May for families with the surname starting from L ndash ZLocation School HallStudent Lockers Student lockers are compulsory School Bags will not be permitted to be left outside classrooms or in corridors from the start of Term 2 Please ensure you complete the Locker Contract and purchase a coded lock for your child for the start of Term 2Class DOJO Class DOJO allows the school and teachers to provide parentsguardians with important information about school events and student related matters It is a great communication tool Your child should provide you with Class DOJO registration information so that the school can start communicating with you You would have already received an SMS regarding this Please ask your child for the Class DOJO registration informationYear 7 ndash 10 Camps Year 7 ndash 10 Camps (Boys Girls) are at separate camp sites and will be held from Wednesday 24 July ndash Friday 26 July 2019 (Term 3 Week 1) Information regarding the camp and permissionpayment can be found on the School App Information will also be provided to your child by the end of Term 1 Please ensure you read the information correctly make payment and provide consent by the due date Further information will be provided after the payment deadlineWe wish all students a safe and enjoyable holiday period and look forward to seeing you back in Term 2Mr Wassim ZoabiHead of Senior School

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

AMAL KASSIR TOURThe Amal Kassir Tour wrapped up with two very special presentations the first to the Unity Grammar community and the final event at The Highline in BankstownUnity Grammarrsquos very own Nahida Hafza kicked off the Friday event with some inspiring thought-provoking poetry of her own We have no doubt that Nahida has a very bright future ahead of herSaturday night was full of inspiring stories and spoken word poetry that celebrated identity hope and humanity A very special thank to Amal for showing the Unity Grammar community that love will always triumph over hate good will always triumph over evil and the human spirit will always rise in times of adversity

UmrahThe 2019 Unity Grammar Umrah Tour is underway and we wish all students and staff a safe enjoyable and reflective experience as they travel to the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah We would like to thank our sponsors Binah Group Professionals Real Estate Greenacre Fettayleh Smallgoods Lakemba Travel Centre and Brotherhood Boxn Club for making the trip possible

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Junior SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Year 5 designed and built a sustainable chicken coop in Science

Year 2 students showed their appreciation and excitement for the importance of healthy eating at The Big Crunch

Year 6 painted overlapping guitars and created a collage border using musical notes painted with tea leaves

Year 4 students collaborated in groups to analyse and unpack a procedural recount and composed their own procedures

Year 3 students investigated different sized angles around the classroom

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

S

SENIOR SCHOOL HIGHLIGHT

Senior School

Student Shura Council2019 Senior School Student Shura Council Representatives were sworn in this weekThe students are to be congratulated on their success at being selected for these positions and we look forward to their contributions during 2019

Message from Senior School Assalamu AlaikumTerm 1 has been extremely rewarding The school and the staff have been able to achieve some of our targets so far We aim to provide a comprehensive educational program that provides opportunities for students to become well rounded individuals We know that exposure to a variety of events activities and programs enables students to gain a range of important skills The skills that will give them a cutting edge in the futureThe school is also delighted to announce the success of our Robotics teams They will fly out very soon to compete against schools from around the world

Parent amp Teacher Interviews You are required to attend a lsquoParent and Teacher Interviewrsquo session in the school hall During this session you will be issued with your childrsquos Term 1 Interim Report for students in Years 7 ndash 11 and Half Yearly Report for students in Year 12 You will also have the opportunity to discuss your childrsquos progress with the different class teachersReports for Years 7 ndash 12 will be given on the day therefore your attendance for this session is essential and compulsoryTime 400pm ndash 630pmDates Wednesday 1 May for families with the surname starting from A ndash K Thursday 2 May for families with the surname starting from L ndash ZLocation School HallStudent Lockers Student lockers are compulsory School Bags will not be permitted to be left outside classrooms or in corridors from the start of Term 2 Please ensure you complete the Locker Contract and purchase a coded lock for your child for the start of Term 2Class DOJO Class DOJO allows the school and teachers to provide parentsguardians with important information about school events and student related matters It is a great communication tool Your child should provide you with Class DOJO registration information so that the school can start communicating with you You would have already received an SMS regarding this Please ask your child for the Class DOJO registration informationYear 7 ndash 10 Camps Year 7 ndash 10 Camps (Boys Girls) are at separate camp sites and will be held from Wednesday 24 July ndash Friday 26 July 2019 (Term 3 Week 1) Information regarding the camp and permissionpayment can be found on the School App Information will also be provided to your child by the end of Term 1 Please ensure you read the information correctly make payment and provide consent by the due date Further information will be provided after the payment deadlineWe wish all students a safe and enjoyable holiday period and look forward to seeing you back in Term 2Mr Wassim ZoabiHead of Senior School

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

AMAL KASSIR TOURThe Amal Kassir Tour wrapped up with two very special presentations the first to the Unity Grammar community and the final event at The Highline in BankstownUnity Grammarrsquos very own Nahida Hafza kicked off the Friday event with some inspiring thought-provoking poetry of her own We have no doubt that Nahida has a very bright future ahead of herSaturday night was full of inspiring stories and spoken word poetry that celebrated identity hope and humanity A very special thank to Amal for showing the Unity Grammar community that love will always triumph over hate good will always triumph over evil and the human spirit will always rise in times of adversity

UmrahThe 2019 Unity Grammar Umrah Tour is underway and we wish all students and staff a safe enjoyable and reflective experience as they travel to the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah We would like to thank our sponsors Binah Group Professionals Real Estate Greenacre Fettayleh Smallgoods Lakemba Travel Centre and Brotherhood Boxn Club for making the trip possible

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

S

SENIOR SCHOOL HIGHLIGHT

Senior School

Student Shura Council2019 Senior School Student Shura Council Representatives were sworn in this weekThe students are to be congratulated on their success at being selected for these positions and we look forward to their contributions during 2019

Message from Senior School Assalamu AlaikumTerm 1 has been extremely rewarding The school and the staff have been able to achieve some of our targets so far We aim to provide a comprehensive educational program that provides opportunities for students to become well rounded individuals We know that exposure to a variety of events activities and programs enables students to gain a range of important skills The skills that will give them a cutting edge in the futureThe school is also delighted to announce the success of our Robotics teams They will fly out very soon to compete against schools from around the world

Parent amp Teacher Interviews You are required to attend a lsquoParent and Teacher Interviewrsquo session in the school hall During this session you will be issued with your childrsquos Term 1 Interim Report for students in Years 7 ndash 11 and Half Yearly Report for students in Year 12 You will also have the opportunity to discuss your childrsquos progress with the different class teachersReports for Years 7 ndash 12 will be given on the day therefore your attendance for this session is essential and compulsoryTime 400pm ndash 630pmDates Wednesday 1 May for families with the surname starting from A ndash K Thursday 2 May for families with the surname starting from L ndash ZLocation School HallStudent Lockers Student lockers are compulsory School Bags will not be permitted to be left outside classrooms or in corridors from the start of Term 2 Please ensure you complete the Locker Contract and purchase a coded lock for your child for the start of Term 2Class DOJO Class DOJO allows the school and teachers to provide parentsguardians with important information about school events and student related matters It is a great communication tool Your child should provide you with Class DOJO registration information so that the school can start communicating with you You would have already received an SMS regarding this Please ask your child for the Class DOJO registration informationYear 7 ndash 10 Camps Year 7 ndash 10 Camps (Boys Girls) are at separate camp sites and will be held from Wednesday 24 July ndash Friday 26 July 2019 (Term 3 Week 1) Information regarding the camp and permissionpayment can be found on the School App Information will also be provided to your child by the end of Term 1 Please ensure you read the information correctly make payment and provide consent by the due date Further information will be provided after the payment deadlineWe wish all students a safe and enjoyable holiday period and look forward to seeing you back in Term 2Mr Wassim ZoabiHead of Senior School

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

AMAL KASSIR TOURThe Amal Kassir Tour wrapped up with two very special presentations the first to the Unity Grammar community and the final event at The Highline in BankstownUnity Grammarrsquos very own Nahida Hafza kicked off the Friday event with some inspiring thought-provoking poetry of her own We have no doubt that Nahida has a very bright future ahead of herSaturday night was full of inspiring stories and spoken word poetry that celebrated identity hope and humanity A very special thank to Amal for showing the Unity Grammar community that love will always triumph over hate good will always triumph over evil and the human spirit will always rise in times of adversity

UmrahThe 2019 Unity Grammar Umrah Tour is underway and we wish all students and staff a safe enjoyable and reflective experience as they travel to the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah We would like to thank our sponsors Binah Group Professionals Real Estate Greenacre Fettayleh Smallgoods Lakemba Travel Centre and Brotherhood Boxn Club for making the trip possible

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

AMAL KASSIR TOURThe Amal Kassir Tour wrapped up with two very special presentations the first to the Unity Grammar community and the final event at The Highline in BankstownUnity Grammarrsquos very own Nahida Hafza kicked off the Friday event with some inspiring thought-provoking poetry of her own We have no doubt that Nahida has a very bright future ahead of herSaturday night was full of inspiring stories and spoken word poetry that celebrated identity hope and humanity A very special thank to Amal for showing the Unity Grammar community that love will always triumph over hate good will always triumph over evil and the human spirit will always rise in times of adversity

UmrahThe 2019 Unity Grammar Umrah Tour is underway and we wish all students and staff a safe enjoyable and reflective experience as they travel to the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah We would like to thank our sponsors Binah Group Professionals Real Estate Greenacre Fettayleh Smallgoods Lakemba Travel Centre and Brotherhood Boxn Club for making the trip possible

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolSenior SchoolS

Senior Girls Athletics Carnival It was all thrills at the 2019 Unity Grammar Senior School Girls Athletics Carnival Some exceptional skills and friendly house rivalry were showcased throughout the day The theme of the day focused on lsquostudents giving their best not necessarily being the bestrsquo Congratulations to those girls who finished the day with a ribbon as well as those who got out there and gave it a go

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019 Senior School

Year 7 girls concluded their Oz Tag Round Robin competition and are to be commended on their perseverance and enthusiasm

Year 9 girls attended an excursion to the Darling Harbour Friendship gardens where they learnt about the importance of global friendships and cultural understanding

Robotics Trip to HoustonSTEM Cells Y and STEM Cells Z Robotics teams will be travelling to Houston Texas in the holidays where they will represent Australia at the FIRSTreg Lego League 2019 World Festival We wish both teams well and have no doubt that they will do us proud We would like to thank all of our sponsors in particular Gold sponsors Binah Group Fastform Group Australia and Human Appeal for making the trip possible

FIRSTreg LEGO LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP HOUSTON TEXAS

APRIL 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle School

Year 12 students participated in an Elevate Education Workshop focusing on effective study techniques

Year 11 Ancient History students visited the University of Sydney Nicholson Museum examining real life artefacts of up to 8000 years old and taking a time machine back to Ancient Greece Ancient Egypt and Ancient Rome

Throughout Term 1 Senior school students engaged in interesting experiments in Science to help improve their scientific skills and understanding of various topics

Senior SchoolSenior School

Year 10 students enjoyed a day out on the Thunder Jet to reward them for their fantastic behaviour and effort this term

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle SchoolWeeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019 Senior School

Year 7 girls concluded their Oz Tag Round Robin competition and are to be commended on their perseverance and enthusiasm

Year 9 girls attended an excursion to the Darling Harbour Friendship gardens where they learnt about the importance of global friendships and cultural understanding

Robotics Trip to HoustonSTEM Cells Y and STEM Cells Z Robotics teams will be travelling to Houston Texas in the holidays where they will represent Australia at the FIRSTreg Lego League 2019 World Festival We wish both teams well and have no doubt that they will do us proud We would like to thank all of our sponsors in particular Gold sponsors Binah Group Fastform Group Australia and Human Appeal for making the trip possible

FIRSTreg LEGO LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP HOUSTON TEXAS

APRIL 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle School

Year 12 students participated in an Elevate Education Workshop focusing on effective study techniques

Year 11 Ancient History students visited the University of Sydney Nicholson Museum examining real life artefacts of up to 8000 years old and taking a time machine back to Ancient Greece Ancient Egypt and Ancient Rome

Throughout Term 1 Senior school students engaged in interesting experiments in Science to help improve their scientific skills and understanding of various topics

Senior SchoolSenior School

Year 10 students enjoyed a day out on the Thunder Jet to reward them for their fantastic behaviour and effort this term

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019

Fortnightly

Newsletter Weeks 8 - 9 Term 1 2018 Middle School

Year 12 students participated in an Elevate Education Workshop focusing on effective study techniques

Year 11 Ancient History students visited the University of Sydney Nicholson Museum examining real life artefacts of up to 8000 years old and taking a time machine back to Ancient Greece Ancient Egypt and Ancient Rome

Throughout Term 1 Senior school students engaged in interesting experiments in Science to help improve their scientific skills and understanding of various topics

Senior SchoolSenior School

Year 10 students enjoyed a day out on the Thunder Jet to reward them for their fantastic behaviour and effort this term

Weeks 10 - 11 Term 1 2019