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HeadmasterMother’s DayThis morning I had the pleasure in joining our Junior School Staff and students to celebrate Mother’s Day with the mums from Prep to Year 5. The boys certainly enjoyed the opportunity of sharing bacon and eggs, a hot chocolate and pastries with their mum before school. They also sang beautifully about how much they loved their mums – if only they could always be this way! Thank you to our Friends of Norge for their wonderful organisation and hard work to set up such a special morning. I hope all mothers enjoy a very special day this coming Sunday!

NAPLANThis week our students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 have been sitting compulsory NAPLAN tests. They have done so in a very calm and methodical way and I compliment them on their matter of fact demeanour. We will look forward to the results later this year, remembering that these tests give only a snapshopt of performance on one day in limited areas – they are not the be all and end all.

Examination/Assessment Period Within two weeks most of our students in Middle and Senior Schools will face semester assessments and examinations. I encourage all students to begin their revision early, familiarise themselves with the content of their tests and actively seek assistance if necessary. I wish them all the best as we approach this important time. Normal classes will be somewhat disrupted during this period, so please refer to the attached flyer to this Bulletin for a timetable of the coming examination/assessment period.Should your son require special provisions for his examinations or there are extenuating circumstances that would necessitate a variation to the timing of an examination, he should collect a form from the Student Records Office. Alternatively, these forms can be found on the Parent Portal.

Premier’s VCE Awards 2016The Premier’s VCE Awards are given annually to students who have performed at the highest level in Unit 3 and 4 subjects or who have achieved outstanding overall results in the Victorian Certificate of Education. Awards for last year’s VCE students were presented at a ceremony held on Thursday 27 April, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Congratulations to the following students from Camberwell Grammar School who received a Premier’s VCE Award for their 2016 studies:• Oscar Lu (Year 11 2016) for Chinese Second Language (Advanced) • Addison Peers-Johnson (Year 12 2016) for English

Year 9 Camp – Parent Information EveningLast Wednesday, Mr Rhys Thomas, Acting Director of Co-curricular Activities held an Information Evening for Year 9 Parents, to hear about the arrangements and allocations for their son’s upcoming camps. Information sheets and camp booklets, which were handed out on the evening are now available on the Parent Portal under Curriculum > Co-curricular guides/handouts.

Senior School House DebatingHouse debating finals were held last week. Congratulations to the top three Houses in each competition. The overall results are below:

1st DERHAM

2nd BRIDGLAND

3rd ROBINSON

ContentsHeadmasterMother’s Day

NAPLAN

Examination/Assessment Period

Premier’s VCE Awards 2016

Year 9 Camp - Parent Information Evening

Senior School House Debating

Middle SchoolNAPLAN

Alcohol Awareness Presentation

William Angliss Dinner

Junior SchoolSouth Yarra District Cross Country Championships

Mid-Year Concert and Junior School Soiree

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SportCareersCalendarSupport Groups

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4th CLIFFORD

Equal 5th MACNEIL

Equal 5th SCHOFIELD

7th SUMMONS

8th STEVEN

At yesterday’s Assembly I presented James Melville, Captain of Derham, with the House Debating Shield.

Paul Hicks, Headmaster

Middle SchoolNAPLANOur Year 7 boys need to be congratulated for the calm and efficient manner with which they approached the NAPLAN tests this week. Everything ran very smoothly and I trust that it proved to be a valuable experience for the boys. Results will be posted to parents later in the year.

Alcohol Awareness PresentationAs part of our PSC studies, on Thursday we welcomed Mr Xavier Diaz from Warner Youth Education, who spoke to Year 8 boys about the power of peer group pressure and how to resist such potentially strong influences. Mr Diaz focused on underage drinking and the dangers associated with this. Themes from the presentation will be picked up in future PSC classes. Year 8 Form Teachers have also commenced the delivery of an Emotional Intelligence program, which we run in conjunction with Swinburne University. Topics to be studied include Tuning into Emotions, Expressing Emotions, Conflict Resolution, Mindfulness, Problem Solving, Emotion Regulation and Self-Care.

William Angliss DinnerWe have had a great response to this year’s Angliss dinner so I am very much looking forward to Tuesday night. Educational Neuroscientist Dr Jared Cooney Horvath promises to be an insightful and entertaining speaker, with a focus on brain development and learning. Please call the Development Office on 9835 1742 if you wish to book tickets.

Rob French, Head of Middle School

Junior School South Yarra District Cross Country ChampionshipsOn Monday 8 May, twenty six Year 4, 5 and 6 boys travelled to Fawkner Park to compete in the annual South Yarra District Schools Cross Country Championships. All ten years boys ran a distance of 2km, whilst all eleven and twelve runners completed over 3km.Camberwell Grammar competed well across all age groups. Special recognition goes to Edward Oliver (Year 4) who finished sixth in the 10 Years event and Callum Yates (Year 5) who finished fourth in the 11 Years event, both have now qualified for the Beachside Divisional Cross Country Championships being held on Tuesday 30 June at Bald Hill Park, Oakleigh. The following boys should be congratulated on their efforts:

Event Name Place

10 Years Edward Oliver 6th

11 Years Callum Yates 4th

12 Years Harry Watson 17th

Mid-Year Concert and Junior School SoireeMembers of the Junior School Orchestra, Junior School Choir and Chamber Singers are looking forward to their performances at the Mid-Year Concert on Thursday 25 May at 7.30pm in the Auditorium of the Performing Arts Centre. As a performer, your son does not need a ticket for the concert.Following the concert, our next musical evening will be the Junior School Soiree, to be held in the Music and Movement Centre on Tuesday 6 June at 6.00pm. Junior School musicians who are interested in performing a solo item should be preparing their piece with their instrumental teachers. Forms to be completed with the performance details will soon be available to download from the Parent Portal under your son’s ‘Music Class’ link.

Helen Thomas, Assistant Director of Music Junior School


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Dates AheadTuesday 16 May Year 3 Local Area Walk, 11.00am to 3.00pm Year 4 Polly Woodside Excursion, 9.30am to 2.30pmWednesday 17 May Prep hosts AssemblyFriday 19 May Year 4 Round Robin, Trinity, 12.00 noon to 2.15pm

Howard Kelly, Head of Junior School

SportWhat a wonderful view looking out at the KAO, the sun shining and the football being kicked around for the first time in over two decades. A great start to Winter Sport for 2017, with several teams enjoying a wide variety of sports across a range of age groups.

Congratulations to Nicholas Lee on Orienteering Half Colours. Lastly, just a reminder to parents that all spectators at AGSV matches should model the highest standards of behaviour to their sons - there must be no negative cheering of umpires or opposition players.

Jamie Watson, Director of Sport

Sport ReportThe 2017 winter season began last weekend for the majority of CGS teams. Camberwell came out slowly against Ivanhoe in their First XI Hockey match, but goalkeeper Ben Niemandt (Year 12) was on fire keeping them in the game. Starting the second half 0-0, Camberwell ‘flicked the switch’ with the ball hitting the back of the net six times thanks to stand out efforts by Will Bolton and Nick Gooden (both Year 10). In the end, it was a great win.The First XVIII Football team had a tough first quarter against last year’s runners up in PEGS. Camberwell stepped up their intensity in each of the following quarters with more confident ball movement. David McColl (Year 11), Harry Veitch (Year 12) and Max Inglis (Year 10) starred, but the team ultimately fell short against the strong opposition. The Third XVIII team, however, came away with an incredible victory in their first match of the season as Anton Giomi (Year 11) dominated in the midfield, showing that anything is possible for the team this year.The First XI Soccer team played against Marcellin on Friday afternoon. The losing score line of 3-1, does not reflect the tremendous fight and grit shown by the promising young team. Just before the half time whistle, an immediate uptick of tempo saw Xander Simpson (Year 11) latch onto a pass by Nathan Martin (Year 11) and shoot for goal, hitting the post and bouncing out rather than in. The second half saw Nathan Martin, yet again assist a shot, only this time to debutant Jasper Guthrie (Year 10), who scored and put the score line at 2-1. Unfortunately Marcellin scored again late in the game leaving the result beyond doubt. It was fantastic to see growing numbers of students from Year 7 to 12 participating in Fencing, as the depth and talent of the team continues to develop. At the junior level, Anderson Sulewski (Year 9) showed immense improvement to make it to the final eight of his competition, whilst in seniors, Darcy MacCuspie (Year 11) overcame a back injury to progress all the way to the final four to be awarded this round’s ‘Play of the Week’.

Jake Purcell, Captain of Games

Careers

Tuesday 16 May Focus on Melbourne - Biomedicine

Thursday 18 May Focus on Melbourne - Veterinary Science

Friday 26 May Jon Worthen University of Melbourne, Quinn Theatre

Monday 5 June to Friday 9 June Year 10 Work Experience Week

Monash University National Youth Science Forum 2018Applications for the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) 2018 have opened. Students undertaking Year 11 in 2017 who have a passion for science and technology are invited to apply. Delivered in the 2018 January school holidays, the 12-day program offers laboratory visits and science tours, the chance to mix with like-minded students from all over Australia, and activities that develop a better understanding of the wide range of study and career options available to them through engaging with corporate and university partners. Applications close on 31 May 2017. For more information visit National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) 2018.

Deakin University - DeakInspireDeakInspire will unleash ideas to transform your way of thinking. It is designed to empower you to reach your potential with exciting ideas of how your future could look. Students in Years 10 to 12 are invited to participate in DeakInspire – a unique and free one-day event on Tuesday 4 July 2017, 9.00am to 4.00pm


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at the Burwood campus. There will be a range of guest speakers, and students will get to participate in two workshops run by Deakin academics that will cover a range of topics and study areas. Lunch and entertainment will be provided. Registrations are open at DeakInspire.

Free VCD SeminarA number of intensive seminars are being held during 2017 for Year 12 students studying Unit 3 and 4 Visual Communication Design. Presented by Kristen Guthrie, an experienced teacher of Visual Communication Design and a Graphic Designer who is involved in the development, teaching and evaluation of VCE VCD, ‘Starting the Folio’ will take place on Saturday 20 May from 10.30am to 12.30pm. With a focus on the Design Brief, research methods and idea generation. This session will also cover Unit 3 work and identify where you should be at this point in the unit. This event will take place at The Academy of Design, 20 Otter Street Collingwood. Register here.

Lynette Reiger, Careers Counsellor

CalendarTerm 2, Week 5

Day Date Event

Monday 15 May S1 - Assessment 1: Year 10 and 11Regional da Vinci Decathlon, Year 7, PAC Foyer, 8.00am to 3.00pmDAV, Inter-School Debating, Round 3

Tuesday 16 May William Angliss Dinner, Camberwell Room, 7.00pm

Wednesday 17 May Invited students attending Bond University’s Moot Court, 4.30pm to 8.30pmPLUS, 3.00pm to 4.30pm

Friday 19 May Year 4 Round Robin, Trinity, 12.00 noon to 2.15pmYear 8 Outdoor Ed, 8P, 8S and 8T, 1.00pm to 4.30pmCadet, Session 1 Field Craft, 5/6 RVR, 2.45pm to 4.15pmMiddle School Activities, 2.45pm to 4.00pmSenior School Activities, 2.45pm to 4.00pmChoir Rehearsals, PAC, 3.30pm to 5.00pm

Sport Diary Dates

Saturday 13 May AGSV Winter Sport Round 2Saturday 20 May AGSV Winter Sport Round 3


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Support GroupsCafeteria Roster

Day Date Parents

Monday 15 May Janet Simpson, Katie PeartTuesday 16 May Clare McCuaig, Fiona LewisWednesday 17 May Vivian Lathouras, Chris ClarkeThursday 18 May Bath Sarlos, Wendy Jones-WadeFriday 19 May Jo Richardson, Jo Thompson

PLUS Roster

Day Date Parents

Saturday 13 May Vivian Lathouras, Janet McIlroyWednesday 17 May Tracey McCabe, Sally Hanley

Honey for SalePure Cathedral Valley Honey is available to purchase from the Development Office for $10.00 per 1kg tub. Don’t miss out! Drop into the Development Office today.

Friends of Kayaking – Croissants FundraiserOn Mother’s Day, or any other day, treat your Mum and family to freshly baked, mouth-watering croissants and chocolate croissants! They arrive deep frozen, can be stored for six months in your freezer and are defrosted overnight while they transform into sizeable croissants ready for baking the next morning. At six for $10 they are much more affordable than store bought! Please see order form attached to this Bulletin.

Parents’ Association SocialSaturday 24 June, 6.30pm, Performing Arts Centre.Please see flyer attached to this Bulletin for more details.

Cadets Auxiliary Cookie Dough FundraiserOrders: www.cookiedough.com.au/home/?gid=693Please see flyer attached to this Bulletin.

Parents’ Prayer GroupThe first meeting of the Parents’ Prayer Group for Term 2 is on Tuesday 16 May at 2.10pm, in the All Souls Chapel. The group meets monthly to pray for the boys, the staff and the whole school community. Newcomers are warmly invited to attend.For further information or to make a confidential prayer request, please contact:Rev Charles Butler: [email protected] Thorn: 0418 736 865 or [email protected] Murray: [email protected]

Diary Dates

Year 12 Parents’ BrunchDate: Wednesday 17 MayTime: 10.30amVenue: Le Clec, 727 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

Year 10 Parents’ Biggest Morning TeaDate: Friday 26 MayTime: 8.30am onwardsVenue: The home of Mrs Vivienne Katsoulotos, 13 Frederick Street, BalwynCost: $10 EntryDetails: Please bring some gold coins for games which will go towards the Cancer Council.Bookings: www.trybooking.com/278875RSVP: By Wednesday 24 May


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Year 6 Coffee Catch-UpDate: Friday 26 May Time: From 8.30amVenue: White Mojo Speciality Coffee and Roaster, 182-184 Whitehorse Road, BalwynBookings: www.trybooking.com/264225

Year 11 Parents’ Cancer Council of Victoria’s Biggest Morning TeaDate: Friday 26 May Time: 11.00amVenue: The home of Mr Steve and Mrs Andrea Watt, 6 Warwick Ave, Surrey HillsEntry cost: $10 donation at the door or online before the day. Details: Please bring a cup or mug - a prize for the most unique! Delicious food will be provided, as well as tea and coffee. Raffle prizes to be won! For more information, make a donation and to RSVP please click here.RSVP: By Tuesday 23 May via a message on the web page above or contact Mrs Andrea Watt on 0419 539 140

Year 12 Parents’ Drinks NightDate: Friday 26 MayTime: 6.30pmVenue: The Camberwell Room, CGS

Year 9 Parents’ Drinks NightDate: Friday 26 MayTime: 7.30pmVenue: The home of Mrs Megan and Mr Michael Waycott, 4 Frederick Street, BlackburnBYO: Drinks and a plate to shareRSVP: Wednesday 24 May to [email protected]

Pre-Prep Parents’ DinnerDate: Saturday 27 MayTime: 7.30pmVenue: Vaporetto Bar & EateryDetails: This is a great opportunity for parents to chat over a relaxed dinner. Further booking details to follow soon

Year 4 Book Covering and Coffee MorningDate: Wednesday 31 MayVenue: Junior School LibraryDetails: Please join us after you have dropped your son off for a cosy coffee and chat while covering some of the Library’s latest acquisitions. No experience necessary!

Year 2 Family Dinner NightDate: Friday 2 JuneTime: 6.30pmVenue: Shoppingtown Hotel, 19 Williamsons Road, DoncasterRSVP: Friday 26 May Contact: Ms Mardi Williams on 0448 894 456 or [email protected]

Year 3 Mother and Son Cooking ClassDate: Saturday 3 JuneTime: 5.00pmVenue: Gourmet Kids, 1449 Malvern Road, MalvernCost: $30.00 (plus $5 if you would like to keep the chef’s hat and apron)Details: Each mini chef will have their own utensils, aprons and food to prepare. Gourmet kids will supply all equipment so children will just need to bring themselves. The class will run for 1.5 hours. After the class the mini chefs get to take home the food they have prepared if it will last that long! A great bonding exercise with your son.


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Year 7 Parents’ Drinks and Finger Food Date: Thursday 15 JuneTime: 7.30pmVenue: Fordham’s Milk Bar, 116 Fordham Ave, Camberwell Details: More information to followContact: Mrs Sue Norman 0403 264 254

Pre-Prep Fun DayDate: Saturday 17 JuneVenue: Box Hill Indoor SportsDetails: A fun and active afternoon for the family! Details to follow soon.

Year 2 Dads’ Steak DinnerDate: Saturday 17 JuneTime: 7.00pmVenue: Stefan’s Charcoal Grill, 305 Whitehorse Road, BalwynDetails: The dinner is a $58/head fixed menu, plus $10 corkage if you bring wine (licenced and BYO). Please pay on the night.RSVP: Friday 9 JuneContact: Mrs Sam Page on 0419 334 945 or [email protected]


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from the deputy head

55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126 Australia PO Box 151 Balwyn Victoria 3103 Australia +61 3 9835 1777 [email protected] www.cgs.vic.edu.au ABN: 12 004 131 159

Middle School and Senior School

Upcoming Examination/Assessment Period, Week 8 Programs and End of Term arrangements

All students in the Senior School have this week been given access to the Semester 1 Examination/Assessment timetable. This information includes the rules and regulations for this period. Should your son require special provisions for his examinations or there are extenuating circumstances that would necessitate a variation to the timing of an examination, he should collect a form from the Student Records Office. Alternatively, these forms can be found on the Parent Portal. These forms should be completed in full, signed by a parent and returned to the Student Records Office no later than Wednesday 24 May. Students have access to their year level’s timetable through Schoology, and a copy is available to parents through the Parent Portal. Go to Curriculum > Examinations.

Week 6: 22 May – 26 May Sport training continues for all students this week as per the normal schedule, with Round 4 of the AGSV Winter season on Saturday 27 May. Middle School Classes as normal this week.

Week 7: 29 May – 2 June Sport training continues for all students this week as per the normal schedule, with Round 5 of the AGSV Winter season on Saturday 3 June. Middle School Classes as normal this week.

Year 9 Students are to be at school no later than 8.25am each day and may leave once they have attended to all their commitments for the day. Mon Examinations in English and Science Tues Examinations in Mathematics and Commerce (non-Commerce students conclude at

12.30pm) Wed Examinations in History and Geography, followed by a Year 9 Camp – final planning

session. Students conclude the day at 12.30pm Thurs First Aid Training all day. Students conclude the day at 12.30pm Fri Make up day for student’s away for examinations, otherwise it is a Student Free Day

Year 10 Students are to be at school no later than 8.25am each day and may leave once they have attended to all their commitments for the day. Mon Normal timetabled classes today Tues Examinations in History and Geography, and Science Wed Examinations in English and Commerce, with a lecture in Science Research for all

students in the middle of the day. (non-Commerce students conclude at 12.30pm) Thurs Examinations in Mathematics, Unit 1 Foundation Mathematics and Unit 1, Examination

1 in Mathematical Methods. Students conclude the day at 10.45am Fri Examinations in Unit 1, Examination 2 in Mathematical Methods and Unit 1 Chinese.

Students who do not study either of these subjects, or who do not have to sit an examination due to an absence, do not attend today

55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126 Australia PO Box 151 Balwyn Victoria 3103 Australia

+61 3 9835 1777 [email protected] www.cgs.vic.edu.au ABN: 12 004 131 159

Year 11 Mon Normal timetabled classes Tues Normal timetabled classes Wed -Fri Examinations - Students only attend school for their scheduled examinations. Students

are to attend in full school uniform and meet the normal expectations. The library is open for private study during this period.

Year 12 Normal timetabled classes this week Week 8: 5 – 9 June No sport training this week and no Saturday sport due to the long weekend.

Regular timetabled classes cease for all Middle and Senior School students this week, with a range of special programs occurring or examinations/assessment periods continuing. For Middle School students, detail as to your son’s particular program will be communicated through your son’s Form Teacher or the Head of Middle School.

Year 6 Sustainability Program Year 7 Civics and Citizenship Program Year 8 Indigenous Studies Program Year 9 Camp (various locations across Australia) Year 10 Work Experience Year 11 Examinations continue this week Students only attend school for their scheduled examinations. Students are to attend in

full school uniform. The library is open for private study during this week. Year 12 Assessment period continues this week Students only attend school for their scheduled assessments. Students are to attend in

full school uniform. The library is open for private study during this week. Week 9: 12 – 16 June Sport training continues for all Middle School students beginning on Wednesday this week, and Thursday for Senior School students. Round 6 of the AGSV Winter season is to be held on Saturday 17 June.

Mon Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday Tues Year 6: Students on Camp through to Friday Year 7 - 12: Student Free Day Wed Year 7: Students resume normal timetables classes Year 8: Students resume normal timetables classes Year 9: History/Geography Excursion - all day Year 10: Careers Day – all day Year 11 & 12: GAT (General Achievement Test) Thurs Senior School students begin Semester 2 classes Week 10: 19 – 23 June Normal timetabled classes for all Middle School and Senior School classes. Week 11: 26 – 30 June Change of Summer Sport (2017/2018) Preference Week. Term 2 concludes on Friday 30 June at 3:15pm for all Middle School and Senior School students.

55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126 Australia PO Box 151 Balwyn Victoria 3103 Australia +61 3 9835 1777 www.cgs.vic.edu.au ABN: 12 004 131 159

PLUS Relocation Sale

Need an extra shirt or pair of trousers?

Then come along to the PLUS Relocation Sale.

When: Wednesday 17 May 3.00pm to 4.30pm Saturday 20 May 10.00am to 12 noon Where: The ‘old’ uniform shop below Highton. Enter from Gate 5, parking is onsite. What: Trousers $10 Shirts $5 Junior School Winter Shorts $10 Jumpers $15 Polar Fleece $10 We accept cash, cheque or EFTPOS. Come in and grab a bargain!


Hoyts Movie Night CGS Rotary Interact Club

Friday 2 June, 6.30pm screening, Premiere Night Tickets: $17 student, $20 adult, $65 for family of four

Hoyts Victoria Gardens (free reclining chairs) All proceeds go to The Lighthouse Foundation: Assisting the homeless youth

of Melbourne.

Booking: https://www.trybooking.com/QCJV


CGS Cadet Auxiliary’s Gourmet Cookie Dough Fundraiser

Billy G’s is an Australian family owned and operated business using very special recipes and quality

ingredients for that home-style taste.

There are ten (10) delicious flavours to choose. Each 1kg tub sells for $14-$16. It represents extremely good value at only $0.35 – $0.40 per 25g cookie.

Anzac Biscuits Gluten Free Chocolate Chunk Caramel Fudge Raspberry White Chocolate Chocolate Chunk Shortbread Doggie Biscuit Dough Triple Chocolate Gingerbread White Chocolate Macadamia

The cookie dough can be stored in your refrigerator for up to four weeks or in your freezer for up to 12

months from manufacturing date. You can thaw out and re-freeze. Stock up! It’s only available through fundraising and not sold in stores!

All orders will be made online with collection of orders on Friday 23 June.

Orders close on Wednesday 7 June – so don’t miss out!

To order click on the link below, also find ingredients list and recipe ideas:

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COLLECTION OF ORDERS Wednesday 21 June, 3.00pm - 5.30pm Collect from the servery outside the Camberwell Room, in the Sports Centre

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