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Jack Morrison
Ally Clark
Suzanne Plant, Mike Stevens
& Aidan Message (Acting)
Harry Ruff (Acting)
Principal’s Report
Vermont College News Excellence Integrity Responsibility Respect Tolerance
As I write this column, our Year 12 students are completing their final school assessments, the VCAA exams. While many educators have played their part in our students’ educational journey so far, I would like to acknowledge our dedicated team of Unit 3/4 teachers, who continue to meet with students to undertake revision until the very day of their study’s exam. I am sure that you all join me in thanking them for their dedication, and in wishing our class of 2016 all the best for their exams and their future beyond VSC.
Vision 2016 On Wednesday 26 October, the College’s Arts & Technology staff and students presented our annual Vision Art exhibition. ‘Vision’ is a celebration and recognition of the achievements of students in Art, Visual Communication Design, Materials & Technology (including wood, metal, plastics & textiles) and Music Performance. The student work on display was, as always, of an extremely high standard and showed a broad range of artistic ability. The arts represent the creative spirit of a community – George Otero, an educationalist, describes it thus: “What makes life in human communities unique is the artistic impulse. To be human is to create. Art in all forms, and there are many, is the learning pathway to being wholly human. Being better human beings is a goal of most 21st century schools. Art is the vehicle.” Vision 2016 is an exhibition of student work, and is a tremendous demonstration of the creativity, imagination and artistic talent of Year 7 - 12 students at Vermont Secondary College. We are immensely proud of our students and were delighted to show off their talents on this evening. Many pieces were produced by our current Year 12 students, who have been assessed on these works. However, this exhibition was also about participation and encouragement, and all students involved in the arts program should be proud of their work. On a personal note, I must add what a pleasure it has been to follow the development of the Year 12 folios over the year, especially in Studio Art, whose classes I visited several times with tour groups earlier in the year. It was my great pleasure to present three awards on the evening: two encouragement awards and the ‘Principal’s Certificate of Excellence’. I found it highly ironic that someone so bereft of artistic talent had the pleasure of this task! The two encouragement awards went to Rachel Pittard (Studio Art) and Matthew Aeschlimann (Product Design – Wood). Rachel and Matt both received certificates of recognition and a prize of $100. Rachel’s work along the theme of layering is impressive, and her two pieces titled ‘emerging through time’ and ‘taking back Merimbula’ really caught my eye. Matt’s desk developed in PDW could easily find pride of place in my office or study! The Principal’s Excellence award for 2016 was awarded to Rachel Watt, for her work in both Studio Art and Visual Communication & Design, a challenging combination of two portfolio subjects. Rachel’s works are extensive with considerable research, written notes, graphics, sketches and drawings around the development of the final pieces. She has been meticulous and thorough in developing her artistic practice in both subjects. Rachel received an award certificate and also $150 in recognition of her outstanding artistic achievements - congratulations Rachel. I would like to thank all members of the College community who attended the evening to enjoy and appreciate the creative talents of our students. Special thanks to Heather Aeschlimann, the Visual Art and Materials Technology Leader, as well as all the Arts, Technology and Performing Arts staff involved in setting up such a fantastic exhibition.
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Issue 18
10 November 2016
Principal: Harry Ruff (Acting)
Assistant Principals: Suzanne
Plant, Mike Stevens & Aidan Message
(Acting)
School Captains:
Jack Morrison
Ally Clark
Phone: 9873 1077
Student Absence: 8872 6338
Postal Address: PO Box 138,
Vermont Vic 3133
Website: www.vermontsc.vic.edu.au
DIARY DATES
26/10-16/11 Year 12 Exams 10-22/11 Year 11 Exams 11/11 Year 10 The Big Picture Excursion - Werribee Zoo Year 10 Leisure Education Excursion - Scuba Diving Pd3&4 15/11 Year 8 Book Fair Year 8 Boys SSV State Basketball College Council Meeting 7.00pm 17/11 Year 9 Geography Footprints Exc - 9.1, 9.3, 9.5, 9.7, 9.9 21-24/11 Year 10 Exams 21/11 Year 7 Girls SSV State Softball 23-24/11 Year 11 Exam Feedback Days 23/11 2017 Year 7 Family Information Evening 24/11 Second Hand Books Drop Off at FLC 8.00am - 11.00am Year 9 Maths Exam - Period 4 Final Day for 2016 Classes 25/11 Transition Planning Day - Student Free Day 26/11 VSCCA Second Hand Book & Uniform Sale in FLC 9am - 11am 28/11-2/12 Transition Week - 2017 Timetable for all students 30/11 Last Year 11 2016 Presentation Assembly - Period 3 First Year 12 2017 Assembly - Pd4 Parent Volunteers ‘Thank You’ Function
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Year 7 (2017) Family Information Evening – Wednesday 23 November Parents/guardians, and students who are entering Vermont Secondary College as Year 7 students in 2017, are warmly invited to attend our Year 7 Family Information Evening on Wednesday 23 November in the College gymnasium, commencing at 6:45pm for a 7:00pm start. This session will provide new parents/guardians and students with an overview of the College transition and educational programs. I look forward to meeting our new students and their families during the evening. All relevant details have been posted home or delivered directly to primary schools in the ‘Transition Package’ - delivered last week. The package then contains log-in details for our Parent Portal, which contains further information.
Parent Volunteers Thank You Function – Wednesday 30 November All parent volunteers are invited to attend our annual thank-you function, at 6.00pm on Wednesday 30 November. As always, the event will be catered by our award-winning canteen team: Shirley, Sue, Hayley and Sandra. Please join us – RSVP [email protected]
Year 10 Graduation & Presentation Evening – Thursday 1 December The annual Year 10 Graduation & Presentation Evening takes place on Thursday 1 December at the Mitcham Baptist Church hall at 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start, finishing at approximately 8:30pm. Light refreshments will be served. This presentation evening is a celebration of our students’ education before entering VCE or alternate pathways; all Year 10 students and parents should attend.
Changes to End-of-Year Arrangements This year we will be trialling new final assembly procedures: Year 9 – Evening of Thursday 8 December during the Year 9 Camp Years 7 & 8 – Period 4 on Friday 9 December – the last day of the Transition Program Year 11 – Periods 3 & 4 on Wednesday 7 December – during the Transition Program
Term 4, 2016 Key Dates
Thursday 10 November – Year 11 Exams Commence
Year 10 exam week Monday 21 November - Thursday 24 November
Monday 21 November - Year 10 English Exam
Tuesday 22 November - Year 10 Maths Exam
Wednesday 23 November - Year 11 Exam Feedback Day
Wednesday 23 November Year 7 (2017) Family Information Evening
Thursday 24 November - Year 11 Exam Feedback Day
Thursday 24 November - Year 9 Maths Exam - Period 4
Thursday 24 November - Final day of 2016 classes
Friday 25 November - Transition 2017 Planning Day (student free)
Monday 28 November – Transition Week – 2017 Timetable for all students commences
Wednesday 30 November – Periods 3 – Year 11 Presentation Assembly
Wednesday 30 November – Periods 4 – Year 12 Information Assembly
Wednesday 30 November – Parent volunteers ‘Thank-you’ Function
Thursday 1 December – Year 10 Graduation & Presentation Evening
Friday 2 December – Final day of classes for current Years 10 & 11 students
Monday 5 December to Friday 9 December – Year 9 Camp at PIAR (all three Houses together)
Monday 5 December to Friday 9 December - Years 7 & 8 Transition Program
Tuesday 6 December - 2017 Year 7 Orientation Day
Friday 9 December – Period 4 – Years 7 & 8 House Celebration Assemblies
Friday 9 December – Final day of official classes for current Year 7s& 8 students
Monday 12 December - Friday 16 December – Summer Program for Years 7 & 8 students
Monday 12 December - Friday 16 December - Library Closed for Stocktake
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HISTORY OF VERMONT Excerpt from ‘This is Vermont - The Green Hill Where I Live’ by Tim Shambrook
On 6 June 1965 John Winter, an unqualified teacher from Richmond, commenced his duties in the Wesleyan Chapel at Mount Pleasant for four hours a day. Settlers were required to pay fees and in thos early weeks enrolment reached 30 pupils. In September of that year the committee unsuccessfully applied for aid in paying for the teacher’s salary and the district inspector was not impressed by the little single-roomed building. The wooden shingle roof failed to qualify because the room was only walled to a height of six feet. John Winter had purchased the desks, maps and blackboard himself but, being unable to live on the fees paid by only some of the parents, John had to resign from his position. On 13 May 1869 the newly formed committee re-submitted an application seeking aid from the Board of Education for a non-vested school to be known as Mt Pleasant Common School. From January 1869, a Mr John Brown, then at the ripe old age of 18, had commenced teaching at the school. On 20 November 1869 the committee agreed to purchase land for a school at the corner of Mitcham and Canterbury Roads, and on 12 January 1870 the Board of Education finally granted aid in the form of payments of the teacher’s salary and for the school to be built . After many trials and difficulties the people of the district finally had their school ready to receive pupils at the beginning of the 1872 school year.
DET (Department of Education & Training) Term Dates for 2017 Starting Term 1, 2017:
Wednesday 25 January – General Office reopens Wednesday 25 January - Campion Book Collection 10.00am - 2.00pm Music Centre Monday 30 January - Teachers Return - Professional Development Day Tuesday 31 January - All Students return
Term 1: Concludes on Friday 31 March Term 2: Tuesday 18 April to Friday 30 June Term 3: Monday 17 July to Friday 22 September Term 4: Monday 9 October to Tuesday 22 December
DET Student Accident Insurance/Ambulance Cover Arrangements and Private Property Brought to School I again draw the abridged version of the following DET (Department of Education & Training) directive to the attention of the College community:
Parents/guardians are reminded that the Department does not provide personal accident insurance or ambulance cover for students. Parents and guardians of students, who do not have student accident insurance/ambulance cover, are responsible for paying the cost of medical treatment for injured students, including the cost of ambulance attendance /transport and any other transport costs. Student accident insurance/ambulance cover policies are available from some commercial insurers.
The Department cannot advise parents/guardians on whether to purchase a student accident policy/ambulance cover, or which policy to purchase. It is recommended that they seek assistance in this matter with their insurance broker or find a suitable personal accident insurer in the Yellow Pages or online. and
Personal property is often brought to school by students, staff and visitors. This can include mobile phones, calculators, toys, sporting equipment and cars parked on school premises.
The Department does not hold insurance for personal property brought to schools and it has no capacity to pay for any loss or damage to such property. Private property brought to school by students, staff or visitors is not insured and the Department does not accept any responsibility for any loss or damage.
As the Department does not hold insurance for personal property brought to schools and has no capacity to pay for any loss or damage to such property students, staff should be discouraged from bringing any unnecessary or particularly valuable items to school.
Harry Ruff Principal (Acting)
Year 9 High Resolves – Monday 7 November
The Year 9 High Resolves team had their final session with Jon Christie and their Industry Mentors on Monday 7 November to finalise and reflect on their school based community service project. This year the students investigated issues around migration and asylum seekers and engaged in a number of projects including information raising and awareness campaigns, the production of short films and a sausage sizzle. Involvement in the High Resolves program provided students with an excellent opportunity to investigate social justice issues of their choosing and to develop leadership, organisational and interpersonal skills. The College’s involvement in High Resolves this year will culminate in a number of student leaders attending the Annual Leadership Summit with other student leaders from around the State on 29 November.
Smoking Ban A reminder that smoking is banned on College grounds and within 4 metres of entrances to the College. This ban includes all e-cigarettes as well as tobacco and other drugs. Students, teachers and employees of the Department of Education are banned from possessing or using e-cigarettes on school grounds. The possession of e-cigarettes will be treated in the same way as the possession of cigarettes.
Suzanne Plant, Aidan Message (Acting) & Mike Stevens Assistant Principals
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Mike Stevens
Suzanne Plant
Aidan Message (Acting)
Over the past month, the Year 9 Geography students have been learning about palm oil and how it is linked to food security. Palm oil is an oil that is hidden in many foods/products, and its production can have devastating effects on flora and fauna - especially on Orangutans. This week is ‘Orangutan Week’ and our class (9.9) have been raising money to sponsor an Orangutan in Borneo! So far, 9.1, 9.3, 9.5, 9.7 and 9.9 have raised over $100! To celebrate the week, you can look at what products you buy that have palm oil in them and try to reduce that number. Also, wear orange and make sure you sign the petition at http://www.zoo.org.au/get-involved/act-for-wildlife/dont-palm-us-off to make sure that on 25 November selected Ministers vote in Australia to make it a law that all food items that contain palm oil are clearly labelled.
Dan Kelly 9.9
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It’s almost time for our little Year 7s to spread their wings and fly to Year 8! In order to do that students need to ensure all their work is handed in to teachers. Please check VEWS for homework and assessment tasks and be in contact with your teachers to make sure you have all work submitted in a timely manner. This week will be an exciting one as we all head out to the Zoo on Thursday 10 November for the Year 7 Science Excursion. The Year 7 Girls Cricket team is also out this week with coach Shaun Gillespie. In other great news, Bronte O’Dell of Hotham did extremely well in the Victorian Junior Gymnastics Championships in Geelong. She is now the 13 year old Victoria Beam Champion. She also won silver on the floor and came 4th gymnast in the State overall. It is a truly terrific achievement and a wonderful way to end her 2016 gymnastics competition season. We are all very proud of her at Vermont Secondary College.
A reminder to all students and parents to please record all important dates for the end of year transition in their planners.
Kelly Bruce, Ines Lehmann & Bill Duiveman Year 7 Student Managers
Bill Duiveman - Stirling
Ines Lehmann - Macedon
Kelly Bruce - Hotham
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With the Mathematics Competition season coming to an end, I am proud to announce some outstanding achievements from a few of our talented students.
AMC Workshop Invitation Following his prize winning performance in the Australian Mathematics Competition (Junior Division), Thomas Pugh, year 7, has been invited to attend an Enrichment Workshop for gifted young mathematicians later this month. He will then attend the Australian Mathematics Trust Awards Presentation where he will be formally acknowledged for his outstanding performance in this competition in front of his family, peers and members of the Mathematics community. Congratulations, Thomas, on your outstanding performance.
AIMO
Five of our brightest students entered the Australian Intermediate Mathematics Olympiad competition. This examination type competition is open to talented students up to Year 10 level. About 1400 students from across Australia enter the competition yearly. Students have four hours to complete a set of ten very difficult problem solving type questions. Adam Bain (Year 7), Thomas Pugh (Year 7) and Billie Bennett (Year 9) put in commendable performances in this their debut competition. Seasoned competitors, Preet Patel (Year 9) and Arran Van Zuylen (Year 10) achieved their best results yet. Arran received a High Distinction, and Preet received a Prize for answering 9 out of the 10 questions correctly. Congratulations to both boys for their superb performances in this most challenging of competitions.
Tournament of Towns On the back of his prize winning performances in the Australian Mathematics Competition (Intermediate Division) and the AIMO, Preet Patel has been invited to The University of Melbourne as a member of the Melbourne team in the international mathematics competition Tournament of the Towns. This town-based competition has participants from over 100 cities from many different countries. Preet is one of about 25 students from Years 8 to 10 attending schools in metropolitan Melbourne to have their mathematics talent acknowledged through such an invitation. He will attend a training series of lectures/workshops over the next four weeks culminating in a four hour examination. Papers are then sent to Russia for marking. Congratulations and good luck in this competition, Preet.
AMOC School of Excellence The Australian Mathematical Olympiad Committee (AMOC) Invitational Program is a program which offers the top students from the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) and the Australian Intermediate Mathematics Olympiad (AIMO) extra enrichment opportunities that in future years can lead to selection in the six member Australian team to participate in the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO). The IMO is the premier international competition in mathematics for secondary students from different countries. It is with great pleasure that I can announce that Preet Patel’s performances in this year’s Mathematics competitions has earned him an invitation to the Australian Mathematical Olympiad Committee School of Excellence. This is a ten day residential camp held in Melbourne in December. Only 25 students from around Australia are invited to this camp, 12 seniors that train for the IMO and 13 juniors. Preet will be attending this camp as part of the Junior training squad to further develop his mathematical knowledge and problem solving skills. Preet, you are an outstanding ambassador for the school. I wish you much enjoyment at this camp. On behalf of the Vermont Secondary College community, congratulations on this truly amazing achievement. We are all so very proud of you. For further details on the Australian Mathematics Trust programs and invitational events visit their website at http://www.amt.edu.au/
Mary Zervos Numeracy Leader
Thomas Pugh
Adam Bain
Billie Bennett
Preet Patel
Arran Van Zuylen
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Families Buying Second Hand Copies of Mathematics Textbooks The decision to purchase a second hand textbook comes with much confusion these days. Print editions now come with codes that allow you to access an electronic version of the book, full worked solutions of questions (a necessity for students studying VCE Units 3 & 4 subjects), online quizzes and more. These codes are functional only for the year they are activated. As a buyer of a second hand textbook you will be unsure as to whether the code that comes on the inside cover of the textbook has been activat-ed or not. This must be taken into account when pricing a textbook as in most cases you will also need to purchase a reactivation code to be able to access the online resources. Buying new means you eliminate all this confusion as the textbook will come with a brand new code. However, this is not a viable option for many families. Please note that 2017 also sees the implementation of the Victorian Curriculum across Years 7 - 10. With it comes new Mathematics textbooks at these levels. As the new editions only have some minor changes from the current textbooks, it will be quite acceptable for students to have a copy of the current versions, Cambridge Essential Maths Second Edition. After purchasing a second hand textbook it is wise to try activating the code on the inside front cover early in the new year to see if it enables you to access the online resources before purchasing a new access code. To help you make a more informed decision as to what you should pay, the breakdown of the costs involved in buying new versus second hand follows.
Years 7 – 9 NEW – $67.95 Essential Mathematics for the Victorian Curriculum (print and interactive textbook powered by Cambridge HOTmaths) OR SECOND HAND – Price of textbook set by seller: Cambridge Essential Maths Second Edition
Plus – $19.95 Cambridge HOTmaths Supplement Validation Code (Required to activate HOTmaths)
It is recommended that parents who want to buy a second hand copy pay no more than $48 for the used textbook. Otherwise, the cost you will incur will be the same (or higher) as buying a new book.
Year 10 Maths Methods or Extension Maths NEW – $67.95 Essential Mathematics for the Victorian Curriculum (print and interactive textbook powered by Cambridge HOTmaths) OR SECOND HAND – Price of textbook set by seller Cambridge Essential Maths Second Edition Students will not require access to the online resources at this level, so a Supplement Validation Code will not be required.
VCE textbooks: General Mathematics Units 1 & 2 NEW – $84.95 General Mathematics Units 1 & 2 (print and interactive textbook powered by Cambridge HOTmaths) Students will not require access to the online resources so a second hand textbook purchased without an activation code is acceptable.
VCE textbooks: Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4 NEW – $84.95 Further Mathematics Units 3 & 4 Revised (print and interactive textbook powered by Cambridge HOTmaths) OR SECOND HAND – Price of textbook set by seller The original textbook bought by students was recalled during the year. The students were issued with brand new textbooks. If purchasing a sec-ond hand textbook from a Vermont Secondary College student, the code should not have been activated and will be ready for use by the buyer.
VCE texts: Mathematical Methods and Specialist Mathematics Units1 &2 and Units 3 & 4 NEW – $84.95 (print and interactive textbook powered by Cambridge HOTmaths) OR SECOND HAND – Price of textbook as set by seller
Plus – $19.95 Cambridge HOTmaths Supplement Validation Code (Required to activate HOTmaths)
It is recommended that parents who want to buy a second hand copy pay no more than $65 for the used textbook. Otherwise, the cost you will incur will be the same (or higher) as buying a new book
Mary Zervos Numeracy Leader
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On 26 October thirty eight Year 8 students participated in the My Kitchen Rules Competition. All students demonstrated a passion for cooking and a high level of skill as they produced their chosen dessert in teams of three. Congratulations goes to “EOK” ( Elyse Chia, Olivia Eitrich and Krystelle Nguyen) of Stirling who wowed the judges with their Pavlova Parfait. Second place went to “The Three Musketeers” (Chloe Martin, Isabelle Brain and Mac O’Riordan) for their decadent Cheesecake. Equal third place went to the “Chocolatiers” (Priyanka Tripathi, Lily Tan and Amy Hill) of Hotham with their Marsbar Slice and the “Raiders” (Luka Clark, Zaki Manning and Rachel Phillips) of Stirling for their Caramel Cake. It was a close contest and all students should be congratulated for their team work and enthusiasm.
Jane Molloy Food Technology Teacher
Points for the House Cup will be awarded:
First Place 3 points Stirling Second Place 2 points Hotham Third Place 1 point Equal third Hotham & Stirling
The Winning Prize: Each member of the winning team
will be awarded a $20.00 ITunes gift voucher.
Last Wednesday the Year 7 Boys Cricket team continued stage 3 of a possible 5 with a convincing win over Lilydale Secondary College in the Eastern Metropolitan Final at Hislop Park. After being given then news of Co-Captain Tom Witty out ill and with the leading run scorer Taylor Cooper away in Queensland on holidays, the boys would have been forgiven for allowing their spirit to drop in the lead up to the final. Instead the group rallied, got around each other and all lifted a cog or two to produce a brilliant performance with bat and ball. Despite it being a mighty fine team effort, there were some magnificent individual performances for the day. Odil Perera scored a patient yet clinical 43 runs. He combined well with Jonathon Mummery who scored 35 runs. With a couple of our best bowling attack out, our depth was going to be tested. Aayrub Khawaja and Will Banfield opened the bowling and had the opposition on the back foot early to set the tone for the team in the field who took some fine catches. Well done boys on being Eastern Metropolitan Champions but we have a long way to go, our next stage will be on Thursday 17 November with the venue to be confirmed. Thanks to Henry McNally for his assistance on the day.
Seamus Billings Coach
Year 7 Girls Cricket ¼ Final All the girls were nervous leading up to the big day, but with our training and preparation we knew that we would be ok. Game 1: Blackburn HS was a great game with abundant spirit from all players. We won with a few wickets to spare. Handshakes all round. Game 2: Lilydale HS was going to be a hard hitting affair. Their warm up was impressive , but our bowling was just as impressive. We eventually won. Handshakes all round. Final: Close game in the final with a tie in runs with an over or two to go. We stayed composed and padded out the remaining balls to claim the victory at Hislop Park. Milkshakes all round. All the team batted, fielded and used amazing teamwork in the victory. All students would like to thank Mr Gillespie and his Year 8 student helpers for their time, patience and excellent coaching skills. Well done girls! You are going to the MCG!
Kylie Reeves Sports Co-Ordinator
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Kylie Reeves - Sports
Co-ordinator
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The Library is taking part in ‘The 1 Million Stars to End Violence’ project. Staff and students have been making stars to contribute to the campaign at break times. If you would like to make some stars for the project please see Library staff. For information please check out this link: http://www.onemillionstars.net/
CSIRO Sphero Workshops Mr Hew, Head of our Computing faculty has arranged some incredible workshops in conjunction with CSIRO who will present three lunchtime sessions using Sphero * Places will be limited and participants must attend all three sessions. If you are interested please contact Mr Hew or Ms Simpson. Workshops will run in the Library on Wednesday 23 November, Wednesday 30 November and Wednesday 7 December starting at 1.00pm. *Sphero is a robotic ball and unlike any other game you've seen before. It's a robotic ball gaming device that you control with a tilt, touch, or swing of your smartphone or tablet. http://www.sphero.com/sphero
Kerri Simpson Information Resources Leader - Library
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VISION 2016 was a wonderful celebration of the creative and
inquiring minds of our students here at Vermont Secondary College. Likewise it was an opportunity for staff to share the delights of artistic expression we see every day in our workshops and art rooms by our students with the wider school community. Officially opened by Acting Principal Harry Ruff and Heather Aeschlimann our Learning Area Leader - the night kicked off with the distribution of awards in recognition of excellence in the arts across Years 7 – 12.
Award winning students were presented with art supplies to further encourage their passion and skills. Special mention must go to the following VCE students who achieved the following awards after producing outstanding work in Unit 3 & 4 studies:
Principals Certificate of Excellence: Rachel Watt (Studio Arts & Visual Communication Design), $200 cash prize.
Principals Encouragement Awards: Rachel Pittard (Studio Arts), $100 cash prize Matthew Aeschlimann (Product Design Technology), $100 cash prize Our Guest speaker Stephanie Richter, (Education and Public Programs Co-ordinator) from Monash Gallery of Art, spoke of the importance of Arts education and expressed her praise for the diversity of work exhibited. She surprised us all with a special Photography Award for VCE studies.
MGA – Photography Prize: George Menzies (Studio Arts) received a goodie bag from the MGA gift shop including Photography books. Student speakers on the night included Rachel Pittard, George Menzies and Jack Morrison (School Captain). Special thanks to our wonderful canteen staff who produced a delicious array of nibbles, the many student helpers on the night who practised their hospitably skills in waiting on guests, music students and staff who entertained us all with fabulous vocals, and last but not least, the behind the scenes crew who assisted with the hanging and installation of artwork. Thank-you. On behalf of the Art and Design Faculty - we hope you enjoyed the show!
Kelly Stals VCE Studio Arts
Rachel Watt
Rachel Pittard
Matthew Aeschlimann
George Menzies
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Vision 2016 Awards Year 7 Loreena Hall 7H1 Metal Textiles Owen Wintle 7H1 Textiles Ceramics Fiona Liu 7H2 Textiles Ceramics Kayla Ho 7H4 Ceramics Textiles Ryan Campbell 7M1 Textiles VCD Isabella Fias 7M1 Textiles VCD Jasmine Liew 7M1 Ceramics VCD Jack Kokuzawa 7M2 Ceramics Plastics Amber Luchow 7M2 Wood Metal/plastic Emme Duncan 7M4 Metal/plastic Wood Hailey Ferris 7M4 Metal/plastic Wood Josephine Brown 7S1 Plastic Textiles Sheridan Glover 7S1 Metal/plastic Textiles Darcy Henderson 7S1 Metal/plastic Textiles Margarita Scully 7S1 Metal Textiles Irene Barbagiannis 7S3 Wood Plastic Alannah Dawson 7S3 Metal/plastic Wood Yong Jie Goh 7S3 Wood Plastic Jordan Kuerschner 7S3 Wood Metal/plastic Joshua Stefanac 7S3 Wood Metal/plastic Felicity Siegenthaler 7H1 Metal Textiles Ceramics Donggeon Lee 7M4 Wood Metal/plastic Ceramics Celine Wang 7S3 Wood Metal/plastic Textiles
Year 8
Hugo Efendie 8.6 Wood Plastic Ben Ferguson 8.6 Wood Plastic Ji-Young Lee 8.6 Wood Plastic Luka Clark 8.8 Wood Plastic Eric Wong 8.8 Wood Plastic Amy Robinson 8.9 Wood Metal/plastic Jasmine Squires 8.9 Wood Metal/plastic
Year 9
Ashley Farrell 9.2 Wood Metal Jason Gao 9.3 Ceramics Materials (Wood) Nyanyuie Nanedo 9.8 VCD Art Sarah Phun 9.8 VCD Art Rebecca Robertson 9.8 VCD Art Nelson Xie 9.5 VCD Wood Metal Daniel Kelly 9.9 VCD Wood Art
Year 10
Mary Theodosiou 10.3 VCD Art Michele Truong 10.3 VCD Art Eden Whelen 10.3 VCD Art Audrey Efendie 10.4 VCD Art Tiffany Huynh 10.5 VCD Digital Photography Adorel Ng 10.5 VCD 1 & 2 Digital Photography Amy Pickard 10.5 VCD Digital Photography Madeleine Tritt 10.6 VCD Art Annie Kerr 10.8 VCD Digital Photography Mavis Wong 10.9 VCD Digital Photography
Year 11
Matthew Aeschlimann 11.1 PDW 3 & 4 Elise Allen 11.1 Studio Art 1 & 2 Annie Ho 11.2 VCD 1 & 2 Gretta Hunnekens 11.2 Studio Art 1 & 2 Caitlyn King 11.2 Studio Art 1 & 2 Megan Scullin 11.3 Studio Art 1 & 2 Koh Natalie 11.5 VCD 3 & 4 Nikita Smith 11.6 Studio Art 1 & 2 Kirsty Wong 11.6 Studio Art 1 & 2 Ali Davis 11.7 Studio Art 1 & 2 Sam Ruawai 11.9 Studio Art 1 & 2 Elli Waymouth 11.9 Studio Art 1 & 2 Imani Abrahams 11.1 VCD 1 & 2 Studio Art 1 & 2 Gemma Reed 11.3 VCD 1 & 2 Studio Art 3 & 4
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Rutu Dhavan 12.1 VCD 3 & 4 Coban Cutting 12.7 PDW 3 & 4 Rachel Pittard 12.9 Studio Art 3 & 4 Campbell Whelan 12.3 PDW 3 & 4 Rachel Watt 12.9 VCD 3 & 4 Studio Art 3 & 4
Single Awards
Oliver Carse 7H1 Metal Zach Denford 7H1 Metal Chang Ding 7H1 Metal/plastic Kaela Grummisch 7H1 Textiles Carter Hoffmann 7H1 Metal Erika Ignatius 7H1 Metal Alanah Khor 7H1 Metal Oscar Kirk 7H1 Ceramics Brendan Nguy 7H1 Metal Kate Richardson 7H1 Metal Alicia Rippon 7H1 Metal Elise Williams 7H1 Ceramics Nina Abrahams 7H2 Art Peter Anemikos 7H2 Metal Josie Chai 7H2 Ceramics Georgia Gillespie 7H2 Textiles Savannah Messner 7H2 Metal Jason Thai 7H2 Metal Jeremy Garlick 7H3 Textiles Bronte O'Dell 7H3 Textiles Holly Foster 7H4 Textiles Alicia Howells 7H4 Textiles Jalen O'Grady 7H4 Textiles Maddison Seedy 7H4 Textiles Hannah Soodi 7H4 Metal Bain Adam 7M1 Textiles Caitlin Champion 7M1 Textiles Chantelle Cottren 7M1 Textiles Jesse Hwang 7M1 Textiles Jonathan Mummery 7M1 Textiles Thomas Pugh 7M1 Textiles Inez Shepherd 7M1 Textiles Arnav Singh 7M1 Ceramics India Jacobs 7M2 Ceramics Michala Seccombe-Davis 7M2 Ceramics Megan Siems 7M2 Ceramics Sarah Winton 7M2 Plastics Jin Liang Yong 7M2 Ceramics Christo Abraham 7M3 VCD Timothy Anthony 7M3 VCD Kaeyl Exon 7M3 Textiles Priya Gangireddi 7M3 VCD Jessica Lalanne 7M4 Ceramics Isabella Carlton 7S1 Textiles Charlise Dunn 7S1 Textiles Alicia Horner 7S1 Textiles Ashton Huynh 7S1 Textiles Edwin James 7S1 Metal/plastic Benjamin Kelly 7S1 Textiles Damian Kozub 7S1 Textiles Angel Leung 7S1 Textiles Adrianne Lim 7S1 Textiles Emmerson Scott 7S1 Textiles
Mitchel Cann 7S2 Metal Jia Teo 7S3 Wood Dayna Truong 7S3 Textiles Alexander Bethane 8.2 Wood Conner Firth 8.2 Wood Jason Liang 8.6 Wood Will McKnight 8.6 Wood Sienna Thornton 8.6 Wood Kalani Ambuwaru 8.7 Wood Fintan Brown 8.7 Wood Elyse Chia 8.7 Wood Amelia Lim 8.7 Plastic Krystelle Nguyen 8.7 Wood Sian White 8.7 Plastic Chin Xin Yeo 8.7 Plastic Timothy Chan 8.8 Wood Claire Knight 8.8 Wood Sunny Li 8.8 Wood Emily Ragg 8.8 Wood Mietta Kendall 8.9 Plastic Chelsea Smith 8.9 Wood Billie Bennett 9.1 VCD Brianna Capon 9.1 VCD Indigo-Rose Danes 9.1 VCD Jonathan Gong 9.1 Wood Sean Holschier 9.1 Ceramics Kayla Ridley 9.1 Art Matthew Siegenthaler 9.1 VCD James Davies 9.2 Wood Keely Egan 9.2 Art Kyle McGeachy 9.2 Art Thomas Nisbet 9.2 Materials (Wood) Hannah Williams 9.2 Ceramics Kelly Liu 9.3 VCD Rohan Mielke 9.3 Ceramics Summer Tumes 9.3 Ceramics Corey McKenzie 9.4 Materials (Wood) Jake Strike 9.4 VCD Jing Xuan Yong 9.4 VCD Matthew King 9.5 Art David Ngo 9.5 VCD Chanel Merchandani 9.6 VCD Emma Rahman 9.6 Art Susanna Tan 9.6 Ceramics Fakavave Fuatapu 9.7 VCD Aloysius Halstead 9.7 VCD Ashlee Tram 9.7 Materials (Wood) Ebony Giatras 9.8 Visual Com-munication Design Julie Huynh 9.8 Ceramics
Lauren Larsen 9.8 VCD Willow Lont 9.8 VCD Daniel Pearson 9.8 Amber Cambareri 9.9 Abdullah Edwars 9.9 Isobel Kiefel 9.9 VCD Benjamin Kocur 9.9 Art Erica Lee 9.9 VCD Zachary Scully 9.9 Ceramics Jemma Balocca 10.0 VCD Amy Bethune 10.0 Art Yin Chi Chu 10.0 VCD Amber Day 10.0 Digital Photography Bayley Logan 10.2 Digital Photography Caitrin MacDowall 10.2 Digital Photography Vimbainashe Makono 10.2 Digital Photography Annushka Naidekoff 10.2 Digital Photography Jasmine Tran-Archer 10.3 VCD Madaline Corby 10.4 Digital Photography Ethan Mai 10.5 VCD Isabella Jean 10.5 Digital Photography Bethany Kerwin 10.5 Digital Photography Xixian Mai 10.5 Art Sathini Manatunga 10.5 Digital Photography Hazel Ang 10.7 VCD Jasmine Cooke 10.7 VCD Caitrene Light 10.8 Digital Photography Denzel Sim 10.9 Digital Photography
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Weedon Heights Primary Fete Amy Bethune, Mauricio Cruz, Von Espada and Adam Rae all did such a great job with another fantastic performance at the Weeden Heights Primary school Fete on Friday night. Along with Mr. Gaston, the group played an impromptu set of songs in front of a supportive local audience.
Instrumental Music Exam Week This week, the instrumental Music Program are running their first ‘Music Examinations week’. Each student enrolled in the program will be assessed in front of a panel of Music staff to demonstrate their skills on their chosen instrument. Exams will run for approximately 10 mins each and will take place throughout the school day. We wish our students well on their exams.
Spring Concert Last fortnight saw the Music Program run another successful Spring Concert evening for Parents, friends and the School community with some wonderful performances from The Stage Band, The Guitar and Percussion Ensembles, The String Orchestra, Junior, Intermediate and Senior Concert Bands, our Choir group as well as a beautiful, individual performance from VCE student Mark Reid accompanied by Mr. Paddock. Well done to all involved and a special farewell to all our year 12 students. Good luck for the future.
Khristian Mizzi - Music
Administration
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Rockstars News The Rockstars have had a very busy October this term participating firstly at St Timothy’s Fete, then hitting it out at The Basin Music Festival and finishing off with a bang at The Whitehorse Spring Festival. Three junior bands including ‘Interfector’, ‘Noxia’ and a new Year 7 Band from Miss Clark’s group, who performed for the first time, and our senior band, ‘Undivided’, all performed at St Timothy’s own ‘Battle of the Bands’. ‘Noxia’ took out the trophy in the Junior section for the second year in a row. Well done! We then headed up to The Basin the following week for the Basin Music Festival, where VSC was represented by five bands: Interfector’, ‘Petros’, ‘EAST’, ‘Noxia’ and ‘Undivided’. The students performed to a high standard while gaining valuable stage experience, and especially enjoyment. We were fortunate enough to come away with a win in two of the categories - Best Performer Category for U/18 which was deservedly won by the talented ‘Dobre N’ and also Best Act Category for U18 won by our senior band, ‘Undivided’. Congratulations and well done to everyone who participated. Once again, none of these events would have gone ahead without the help and dedication from our Rockstars Co-ordinator, Ms Mishuk. Her tireless energy and long hours spent encouraging all her students are to be highly commended. Thankyou. Looking forward to another eventful calendar with all the bands next year.
Sylvia Briant
Interfector
Noxia at Whitehorse Spring Festival
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DUE DATES FOR PAYMENT AND RETURN OF FORMS FOR UPCOMING EXCURSIONS/CAMPS
MONDAY 14 NOV to FRIDAY 18 NOV
Monday Jenny Hansen (R), Eun Hee Kim (R), Miri Song (R), Kim Balocca (L), Leanne McArhur (L), Julie Cleary (R)
Tuesday Stephanie White (A), Helene Renner (R), Angela Edwards (L), Vanessa Vance (R), Canyi Yang (L), Fay Khor (L)
Wednesday Elizabeth Steain (A), Andrea Tilley (L), Sally Smith (R), Virginia Teese (L), Carolyn Bonner (A)
Thursday Shelly Mesfin (L), Celestina Del Medico (A), Jenny Smith (A), Christina Watt (L), Amber Fleming (A), Lee-Anne Adams (R)
Friday Suzanne Cottren (R), Shivani Astley (R), Olivia Moore (L), Justine Hervatin (L), Megan Ryan (L), Nadia Nailer (A), Karen Ramirez (A)
MONDAY 21 NOV to FRIDAY 25 NOV
Monday Jenny Hansen (R), Karen Mummery (R), John Wang (L), Anita Champion (A), Michelle Gee (L)
Tuesday Lyn Heine (A), Cheryl Grieve (L), Ellen Chai (A), Nicole Whitty (A), Genevieve Frostick (R)
Wednesday Louise Porteous (A), Alli Carr (L), Heather Pinolo (A), Angela Hucker (R), Denise Rouse (R)
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MELBOURNE WATER STORAGE as of 10 November 2016
Thomson Dam (by far our biggest water storage) 68.7% Total of all Dams in Melbourne 72.3%
Eildon Dam is 79% full (53% same time last year)
ASAP Year 7 Science Excursion - Melbourne Zoo $25 10 November
ASAP Year 10 The Big Picture Excursion - Werribee Zoo $35 11 November
10 November Year 9 Footprints Excursion – 9.1, 9.3, 9.5, 9.7, 9.9 $2 17 November
18 November Year 9 Phillip Island Adventure Resort Camp $490 or $160 (3rd Instalment) 5 – 9 December
23 November 2017 Vietnam Tour $750 (4th Instalment) March 2017
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Debutantes on High - 2017
When: Sunday 11th June, 2017 Where: The Grand on Cathies Lane, Wantirna Costs: Girls $300 Boys $320
This cost includes payment for – Dance lessons Flower for girls and buttonhole for boys Ticket into ball for participants DVD of full presentation Photograph package – 6 photos (please see photographers note) Boys suit hire (supplied by Spurling Hire) - this includes full suit, shirt, tie and shoes.
Lessons: All dance lessons will be held at Vermont Secondary College (Please note all these dates in your diary) Friday 21st April - 3.30 – 5.00pm Friday 28th April - 3.30 – 5.00pm Friday 5th May - 3.30 – 5.00pm
(Balance of costs required before commencement of lesson, we will be there @3pm to accept payments) Friday 12th May - 3.30 – 5.00pm Friday 19th May - 3.30 – 5.00pm (Boys suit fittings) (All boys MUST be at this lesson to ensure they have been fitted for their suit) Friday 26th May - 3.30 – 5.00pm (Ticket sales close) Friday 2nd June - 3.30 – 5.00pm (Suits will be delivered) Monday 5th June @ Cathies Lane- 7.00 – 8.30pm (Tickets will be handed out at the end of the lesson) Sunday 11th June - BALL Tickets: Tickets will be $85.00 per person. This includes a 3 course meal and soft drink. Alcoholic drinks can be purchased from the
bar. Tickets for family and friends will be on sale from 5th May. They can be purchased by filling in the attached order form and must be paid for when handing form in. Payment is to be paid by cheque, cash or direct deposit. (Cheques to be made out to Ydance.) If payed by electronic transfer a copy of receipt must be attached to form. Please make sure that you collect your guest’s money and pay in one payment. Do not give our banking details to your guests, they must pay you. Tickets sales close on 26th May. Unlimited tickets may be available for each participant, depending on final number of participants. Tables are for 10 or 12 guests. Tables will be allocated on a first in best dressed basis. Each table must have at least one parent per ta-ble, this is a requirement of the venue and if this is breached, they will ask you to leave. Although alcohol will be served at the venue, participants and guests under 18 will not be served alcohol. Tickets cannot be purchased from venue.
Gayle Sharpe – 0433 759 641 Email: [email protected] Facebook Group – Debutantes on High Deposit payments – Bank Deposit – “Ydance” – “ BSB- 083 232” “ Acct- “74-896-5347” Please use Participants name as reference and please advise by email or Facebook of payment date and reference.
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Registration Form for participants Debutante Ball- 2017 All students, both male and female, wanting to participate must complete this form. A fully completed registration form must be handed in at the start of the first lesson A refundable deposit (conditions apply) of $100 per participant must be paid by 25th November - see below for payment details. Balance can be paid at any time but is due by the start of the first lesson on 21st April. (Please note, no tickets can be ordered until this balance has been paid.) The $100 deposit is refundable up to the commencement of the first lesson on 21st April. We need 10 couples for this ball to take place. Participants Name: ________________________________________________ Contact Details:___________________________________________________ (email and phone number) Partners Name:___________________________________________________ I understand and agree to abide by all the rules and guidelines (see attached form) Signed__________________________________(Participant) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Postal address Ydance - 1 Dover Court, Diamond Creek, 3089 Deposit payments – Bank Deposit – “Ydance” – “ BSB- 083 232” “ Acct- “74-896-5347” Please use Participants name as reference and please advise by email or Facebook of payment date and reference. Gayle Sharpe – 0433 759 641. Email: [email protected] Facebook Group Debutantes on High - It is imperative that all participants join this Facebook group, as all communication will be done through here.
Rules and Guidelines for Participants Debutante Ball – 2017 Debutante’s on High reserves the right to refuse participation of any person, at any time, if their behaviour is deemed to be unacceptable during dance lessons or on the night of the ball. Participants will not be allowed to leave the hall during dance lessons. There will be no smoking or alcohol consumption for participants, irrespective of age, before or during dance practices. Participants must follow all directions given by the Debutante’s on High instructors and must act in a mature manner at all times. Professional security on behalf of The Grand on Cathies Lane will be on duty inside and outside the venue on the afternoon/night of your ball. You must abide by their directions or they will escort you off the property.
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Ticket Order Form- Debutante Ball – 2017 Participants Name:____________________________________________ Guests Name: _________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Guests Name:__________________________________________________ Please advise of any “special” dietary requests beside guests name ie. Vegetarian, gluten free, peanut allergy etc. (Please note – participant is not to be counted on family table.) Please advise if wheelchair access is needed. If you wish to be seated next to a particular family please advise us. (Where possible we will do)
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Participant Information Form
Please fill in below. This information will be read out during your official presentation. Name________________________________________________________ Parents First names and your status in the family (ie only child, second son) ______________________________________________________________ Interests/Hobbies_______________________________________________________ What do you want to do in the future or where do you see yourself in 20 years ? – ___________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Is there anyone special you would like to thank or who is an inspiration to you? Have you met anyone famous? ______________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Proudest/most memorable moment or favourite quote, favourite movie. ______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Do you have any special dietary requirements: Yes / No Please specify__________________________________________________________
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Tickets will be given out at the lesson on the 5th June at The Grand on Cathies Lane. Boy’s suits will be delivered at the lesson on 2nd June. All boys must take their suits home and try them on completely, including the shoes and if something needs to be changed they must contact John (Spurling) – 9374.1577 the next day, so a replacement can be delivered to the lesson on the 5th June. Participants will receive their flowers when they arrive at the venue on the day of the Ball. I can get white gloves for the girls if needed. $25.00 per pair. Table placement around the venue will be determined once a family has completed the order form and paid for their tickets in full. Please do not hand in a form without payment - both must be handed in together. If paid by direct deposit, confirmation must be on order form. You must make all payments, do not give our banking details to your guests to make single payments.
On the day……………………… Couples will need to arrive at the venue between 3.30 and 4pm (no later.) Doors will open for guests at 7pm. Participants will receive their flowers when they arrive at the venue on the day of the Ball. Boys make sure you wear BLACK socks ! Boys will be required to change out of their suit at appx 11.30 on the night. Please get your family to bring a change of clothes in the suit bag, so as you can leave the suit at The Grand. That will save anyone having to take their suit back to Spurling on the Monday. Please note, that if you do not do this, you will be charged a late fee by Spurling. No participants are to get changed before 11.15pm. Boys – please bring sunglasses for your opening dance. The venue rehearsal is at The Grand on Cathies Lane on Monday 5th June - 7.00 to 8.30pm. All participants MUST attend this lesson. Please do not be late and also make sure that you are picked up on time.
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Payment and Date sheet (for the fridge)
This is the important information, dates and payment details that is required to participate in the debutante set for 2017
25th November 2016 First payment required $100 per person.
Note $100 refundable up to the start of the first les-son on 21st April.
21st April First dance lesson – 3.30 – 5pm – Ticket sales open Balance of payment must be paid before start of les-son $200 girls $220 boys.
28th April Dance lesson – 3.30 – 5pm 5th May 2017 Dance lesson - 3.30 – 5pm – 12th May 2017 Dance lesson – 3.30 – 5pm 19th May 2017 Dance lesson - 3.30 - 5pm - Boys suit fitting
All Boys must attend this lesson as you will be fitted for your suits tonight.
26th May 2017 Dance lesson – 3.30 – 5pm – Ticket sales close 2nd June 2017 Dance lesson - 3.30 – 5pm – (Suits delivered) 5th June 2017 Dance lesson at Cathies Lane – 7 – 8.30pm Tickets will be handed out Ball – Sunday 11th June 2017 Payments can be either made by cash, cheque, internet transfer and eftpos, in-cluding credit cards. The can be handed to us before or after each lesson or mailed to the address below. NAB Account Name “ Ydance” BSB – 083 232
Account -“74-896-5347” Postal address - Ydance 1 Dover Court, Diamond Creek, 3089 Email address - [email protected] Facebook Group - Debutantes on High Gayle - 0433 759 641 Andrew – 0430 033 134
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