Visitors to the school Many of you will have noticed that the security to the school grounds has increased over the past few months, with the only access to the school now through the Stanley Street pedestrian gate between 9am – 3pm. We have also adjusted our visitor access procedures. These changes have been designed to ensure that all members of our school community, in particular our students are kept safe. In the event of an emergency, we also need to know who is present on our school grounds at any given time. To support us with these new procedures can I please ask all parents to follow the process outlined below when visiting the school.

• Use the intercom on the Stanley St entry gate to gain access to the school • Come directly to the front office • Sign in to the school and collect a “visitors” sticker • The front office staff will direct your enquiry from that point.

Please do not enter the school grounds and go directly to the Side Office, Uniform Shop, or any other area of the school without first attending the Front Office. School staff have been asked to ensure that all parents are wearing a visitor sticker. Parents present on the school grounds without following these processes will be redirected to the Front Office to sign in.

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Respectful Responsible Achieving Term 3 Week 9

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Principal’s Report Uniform Shop Changes Please be advised that as of 30th September the management of the Uniform Shop has been passed over from the P&C to the school. For most parents and students there will be no visible change. Mae will continue to manage the shop, prices will remain the same, products will be unchanged and the shop will still be open on Monday and Wednesday from 9am-2pm. The only difference parents will initially notice is that payments made via eftpos will show Concord High as the supplier. Farewell to the Class of 2019 This Wednesday 25th September marks the last day of formal lessons for Year 12. Thursday 26th September will be the Year 12 Graduation Evening commencing at 6pm in the school hall. This special event celebrates the completion of 13 years of schooling for our Year 12 graduates, it is one of the highlights of our annual school calendar. We look forward to all students in Year 12 and their families joining us to share in this success. All students in Year 12 have been reminded that the completion of school does not place them outside of the Department of Education’s Suspension and Expulsion procedures, nor does it place them outside the reaches of the law. Students breaching our school expectations around behaviour, damage to school property, or anti-social behaviour of any type in these final days will be dealt with according to normal school policy. The Higher School Certificate examinations will commence on Thursday 17th October. Significant academic progress can still be made in this final 4 week window. I would encourage all students to find a healthy mix of study, recreation and relaxation over this period of time. The full resources of the school are available to all students and their families that may require additional support during this potentially challenging period of time. This includes the Welfare Team, School Counsellors, School Nurse and Teaching Staff. On behalf of all teaching and administration staff, I would like to wish our Year 12 cohort every happiness and success for life beyond Concord High School. Until Next Fortnight Victor Newby Principal

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Congratulations to the Enviro team We offer our congratulations to the school enviro team who participated in an environmental leadership program at Observatory Hill on Thursday 19th September. The students John Rosier Year 8, Hannelore Pusenjak Year 10, Aoife Collins Year 10, Tatjana Lukezic Year 10, Jennifer Yoo Year 10, Grace Rosier Year 11 and Grace Cheng Year 11 attended with Ms Bekheet. This environmental leadership opportunity gave our students the chance to create, collaborate, construct and communicate to primary school students the important message about climate change and taking individual action. Our students ran workshops that taught primary school students important lessons using native animals and birds and also a practical component where students were able to plant seeds to take home and raise. Congratulations team on your leadership.

Deputy Principal’s Report continued Jody Engisch, Craig Anderson & Danka Milinovic

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ART SMART 2019 Nine of our talented Concord High students across year 9 and 10 participated in the 2019 Art Smart program: 13,16,17 & 18 September. Year 10: Rachel Seo, Solveig Johnston, Alexandra Samardzic, Kayoung Kim, Peiqi Zhang Year 9 : Charlotte Hogan, Nicole Soroka, Hannah Hampton, Belle Gallen. This annual Department of Education 4-day intensive artmaking workshop is coordinated by Ms Hantes and other Visual Arts teachers in the region. Art Smart is aimed at extending the artmaking skills of talented stage 5 students across public schools in NSW, the program focuses on developing student’s material practice across painting, drawing, printmaking and ceramic expressive forms and is taught by specialists tutuors and practicing artists. The workshop commenced with an excursion to the Sydney Fish Markets and Blackwattle Bay for students to gather artmaking inspiration. It was then followed with 3 days of intensive artmaking at the Campbelltown Arts Centre, which culminated in an impressive group exhibition of student works. Students had a fantastic time participating in the program and were inspired and excited at the experimental freedom, the development of new skills. Exposure ot new materials and techniques, and the broadening perspectives they developed in realtion to making art and pushing their artmaking abilities even further.

CAPA News

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CAPA News continued

Australian School Band and Orchestra Festival (ASBOF) On Sunday 8 September the Concert Band presented repertoire that they have been rehearsing at the Australian Schools Band and Orchestra Festival ( ASBOF). The Australian School Band and Orchestra Festival was founded in 1962 as the NSW School Band Festival. The Festival caters for school aged concert, brass, and big bands, string ensembles and orchestras of all ability levels, from beginners to Australia’s most accomplished school ensembles. Each event is named after a prominent composer or musician who has contributed to the band, instrumental, or music education movement in Australia. The Concord HS Concer Band entered the Grahmam Lloyd event and were awarded a Silver Award for their performance of the following repertoire: 1. Appparations – Brian Balmages 2. Fanfare & Processional – Brian Hogg 3. 3. 1st Mvt Spmatoma for Band – Frank Erickson 4. Selections of music from Guardians of the Galaxy – arr Michael Brown

We would like to thank Mr Jobson the CHS Concert band conductor and congratulate the students on their achievements.

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CAPA News continued

PRIMARY SCHOOL STRINGS AND CONCERT BAND WORKSHOPS On the 31st May and the 23rd of August, the CHS Concert band hosted our local Primary schools in a String and Concert band workshop. The Combined Strings Workshop was conducted by Concord West Publc School’s String Director Mr Lluke Wallace. Student’s rehearsed the following repertoire in preparation for a concert which was helf for staff, parents and friends at the end of the workshop: Vortex – Robert Longfield , Lullaby to the Moon – Richard Meyer. The Combined Concert Band Workshop was conducted by Concord High School’s Concert Band Director, Mr Michael Jobson. Primary students and CHS Concert band students rehearsed the following repertoire in preparation for a concert which was also held for staff , parents and friends at the end of the workshop: Skyfall (arrangement) – Robert Longfield, Happy (arrangement) – Michael Sweeney, Pirates of the Carribbean – Michael Sweeny and Whiteleaf Hill – Benjamin Tucker. We would like to congratulate the CHS String Ensemble and Concert Band on being enthusiastic mentors to the Primary school students who participated in each workshop. We would also like to extend our thanks to the teachers and students from Concord West PS, Abbotsford PS, Newington PS, Strathfield South PS and Strathfield North PS who attended the workshops it was an enjoyable day of music for all participants. Tank you to Mr Jobson and Mr Wallace for Conduction of the day and a special thanks to Mr Jobson who organize dthe workshops. We look forward to the CHS Secondary School’s Concert band Workshop which will occur in Week 8 of term 4, 2019.

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Languages/EALD News

Leaning Kimono with the Grand Master On Thursday, September 18th, Japanese language students from Years 9 and 12 attended the “Kimono Master Incursion” led by Kyoko Sensei, a Grand Kimono Master. Kyoko Sensei spent three years studying Kimono full-time to become a Master and is the first to teach Kimono outside of Japan. Firstly, Sensei introduced a variety of Kimono: Uchikake, worn as a kind of coat over a bride’s Kimono, Tomesode, a formal Kimono worn by married woman attending wedding, and Komon, a more casual Kimono that may be worn around town.

(From left to right: Uchikake, Tomesode, Komon)

Then Seisei demonstrated Kitsuke (putting on), using Anna Dey in Year 9 as a model. The Kimono Anna is wearing is called Furisodo (swinging sleeves), a formal style of Kimono worn exclusively by young, unmarried women. The process of putting on Kimono is very complicated because there are lot of layers and strings. It took about 40 minutes for Kyoko Sensei to finish Kituske on Anna. Here are some beautiful photos to show some of the steps:

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Languages/EALD News continued

After the demonstration, Kyoko Sensei wished all the best to our Year 12 students and encouraged all the students to continue learning Japanese. She reminded us that learning a second language can be a precious treasure, it can enhance our opportunities to work and travel and can enrich our lives. This is definitely true. The Kimono incursion was fun and educational and gave students the chance to appreciate the Japanese culture up close. This experience would not have been possible without the help and organisation of Ms Giles, a close friend of Kyoto Sensei. Ms Giles lived in Japan for many years and has made invaluable contributions to the Japanese program at Concord High School. On behalf of the language faculty, I would like to thank her for her enthusiastic dedication to enriching the learning of our students. Hopefully this experience will trigger students’ interests in exploring more aspects of the Japanese culture and language. Ms H Yuan Japanese Teacher

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TAS News

Year 9 Food Technology CAFÉ On Friday 20th September our Year 9 students under the leadership of Ms Hampstead, completed their practical assessment task by running a café during lunch. Staff attended this fantastic event and were served an array of dishes and beverages, as well as some delicious desserts. Well done to these students and congratulations to Ms Hampstead and the TAS department.

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Concord High School News Count down to Year 12 graduation It is that exciting and also sad time of year where we start to bid farewell to our Year 12 students. We do hope that you are able to join us at the Year 12 graduation on Thursday 26th September for a 6pm start in the school hall. Year 12 are keeping the school updated as they count down.

Important dates for Term 3 Week 9 and 10 Monday September 16 to Friday September 27th Year 11 Final Preliminary examinations Week 10 Thursday September 26 Year 12 Graduation 6pm Concord High School Hall Week 10 Friday September 27th final day of Term 3. Important dates for Term 4 Week 1 Monday October 14 students return to school Term 4. Students return to school in summer school uniform. Week 1 Year 7 Gala day Thursday October 17. Week 1 Thursday October 17 HSC examinations begin until Monday November 11. Receipting Office Hours Please note: Payments will be accepted at the Receipting office window before school, recess, and lunchtime only. Teaching Staff are aware that students will not permitted to leave classrooms to make payments. Uniform Shop Hours Uniform shop hours are Monday and Wednesday 9.30am – 1.30 pm.

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Literacy News

Concord High School Spelling Competition In order to tie in with National Literacy Week and International Literacy and Numeracy Day this September, Concord High School ran its sixth annual school-wide Spelling Competition. All English classes in years 7 to 10 participated in class spelling competitions to decide their champions who would then spell-off against each other in the Finals Competition hosted on Friday 6th of September in the Theatrette. After some intense competition against their fellow peers, the following students took out the prize as Year Champions:

Year 7 – Derek Wu Year 8 – Erin Kim Year 9 – Elijah Ross Year 10 – Erin Powell

But that wasn’t all! In order to decide the overall Concord High School Spelling Champion, there would be one final spell-off, pitting Year Champion and against Year Champion. Facing the pressure of high quality spellers and a packed crowd in the Theatrette, one final word was all it took decide our eventual winner…. Congratulations to Elijah Ross in Year 9 who out-spelled the rest to become the 2019 Concord High School Spelling Champion! Well done Elijah! See the full list of Class Spelling Champions below:

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

7B – Derek Wu 8B – Dakota Thuell 9B – Elijah Ross 10B – Georgia Martin

7G – Mohamed El Kheir 8G – Caitlin Oeser 9G – Ethan Bae 10G – Javan Talisitama

7O – Yianna Mihelakos 8O – Emma Zaknich 9O – Gwen Powell 10O – Gaurav Aradhya

7P – Keanu Vanovac/ Nahla Mikati

8P – Jack Scott 9P – Damian Biazzo 10P – Duncan Privett

7R – Christopher Tran 8R – Chris Briddon 9R – James Widjaja 10R – Jung Woo Lee

7V – Suri Kim 8V – Chris Koulos 9V – Nathaniel Champness

10V – Erin Powell

7W – Ben Rotem 8W – Erin Kim 9W - 10W – Chris Pulitano

7Y – Marco Fiocco 8Y – Antonia Wong 9Y – Amy McGee 10Y – Shogo Hori

7C – Matilda McToiman

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Wellbeing News Dear Parents and Students, Just a reminder, we will be holding free dental and eye examinations from Monday 14th – Friday 18th October. For those who have chosen to participate, your child will be notified of their appointment time a day prior and a report of the examination will be sent home for your records thereafter. If you have any queries or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me by Lorraine.bechara@det.nsw.edu.au Ms L Bechara (School Nurse) Mental Health Public Speaking On Thursday 5th September a group of four Year 9 Concord High School students travelled to St. Ursula’s College in Kingsgrove to compete in the Mental Health Public Speaking Challenge. The Mental Health Public Speaking Challenge is a public speaking event that aims to promote a greater understanding and awareness of mental health and well-being, a reduction of stigma around those issues and the promotion of help seeking in regards to mental health. The competition involves an 8-9 minute research-based speech delivered by a team of 3 students and encourages the creative use of stage space and presentation, with the ability to use multiple voices, props and performance elements, among other inventive ideas. Neva Mikulic, Sienna Davison, Sam Chesterton and team adviser Elijah Ross represented the school with pride in presenting their topic about the ways in which adolescent sleep routines and sleep deprivation can affect mental health. With a unique approach to using stage space, props and role play, the team did an outstanding job in finishing as Runners-Up for the competition amidst some strong competition from local selective, private and comprehensive schools. These students should be commended for their effort and performance in this competition, as well as their dedication to spreading awareness and starting important discussions around the mental health of young people. Well done Neva, Sienna, Sam and Elijah!

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Wellbeing News continued Drug and Alcohol Initiative We want our students to lead happy and healthy lives but some young people use drugs and alcohol to manage issues that they are experiencing. Statistics tell us that this is true of young people from schools in all sectors (private, Catholic and State) as well as in all areas within Australia. In an attempt to prevent students falling into this situation, Concord High has volunteered to be part of a Department of Education pilot initiative around drug and alcohol education within schools. In partnership with Youth off the Streets, all students at Concord High have had an initial talk about drugs and alcohol, the harmful effects of their use and the avenues for support that are available. On Wednesday night this week, the Youth off the Streets team working with our school led a seminar around this topic for parents. A hardy group braved the torrential rain to join in a positive discussion about starting and continuing conversations with your own young people about drugs and alcohol. The main theme from the evening was about being willing to speak to your teenager in a non-confrontational way (while washing up, doing the gardening or sitting side by side during a drive as examples), being non-judgemental in approach but assisting them to find sources of support. One of the main supports is through the school. Our School Counsellor and Wellbeing team are well set up to assist students in accessing the right contacts or being referred through to external services. There will be updates as we move further into this program and we encourage the Concord High community to join with the school in the work that lies ahead.

Tell Them From Me - Parent and Carer Survey Have your say about the school and assist us in developing an understanding of parent and carer thoughts on a range of topics. Access the survey at :

http://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/concordhigh2019 The survey will close at the end of the term, so don’t delay. Have your say!

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TAS Technical & Applied Studies News STEM students working with industry experts

Our Year 8 STEM elective class worked with Simon Thorne from IDG architects to learn about architectural design. Mr Thorne is spoke to our students about the project management and design processes that are involved in designing small scale projects such as pieces of furniture to large scale projects such as schools and towns. At Concord High School, we take every opportunity to involve industry experts so that our students are informed about future career opportunities.

Leading STEM in primary schools

Isabella Hogan and Samuel Hogan led STEM workshops for primary school students at Victoria Avenue Public School’s Festival of Innovative Ideas. Isabella and Samuel taught kindergarten to Year 6 students in three sessions over the day of the festival. The sessions were on developing an understanding of how computers display images. Isabella and Samuel showcased their porfolios of work and ran hands on activities on binary coding for the primary school students.

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Community News

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Community News

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Year 12 2019 Important Information

Dear Year 12 Parent / Caregiver,

As we begin to approach the end of formal lessons for students in Year 12, I would like to take this opportunity to provide you with some important information regarding the schools expectations and upcoming events.

General Expectations

All students and families are reminded that Year 12 are expected to conduct themselves maturely and responsibly over their final weeks at Concord High. Being at the end of formal secondary schooling does not exempt students from the Department of Education’s Suspension and Expulsion procedures. Students who breach the school discipline code, particularly in the areas of damage to school property, disruption to school normal operations, and disrespectful behaviour towards other members of the school community may be asked to complete their HSC examinations at another venue.

Students are also reminded that behaviour over this period of time does not exempt them from the law. This is particularly relevant to the safe operation of motor vehicles, property damage, and violent or aggressive behaviour. Students who engage in illegal or unlawful conduct will be referred to the police by the school.

Formal Lessons

With the completion of the Trial HSC examinations, most students should have now received their results, together with feedback from class teachers. The next 4 weeks is a critical period where ongoing, regular attendance at school is extremely important. Some classes will still be completing content, others will be completing revision, practice exams, refining examination technique and receiving vital feedback from class teachers. Formal lessons will continue up to and including Wednesday 25th September.

Dress Up Week

In keeping with Concord High tradition, the final five school days will provide Year 12 students with an opportunity to attend school following a “dress up” theme each day. Normal lessons will continue during this time and attendance is expected from all students whether they take choose to dress up or not. The dress up days are Wednesday 18th September to Tuesday 24th September inclusive.

Student/Staff Soccer Match

On Friday 20th September, the school will host a staff/student soccer game on St Lukes Oval. Normal lessons will be suspended from lunch onwards to allow students and staff to participate and the remainder of the school to spectate.

Farewell Assembly

On Wednesday 25th September all students in Year 12 will return to full school uniform for the school Farewell Assembly. This assembly allows the student body to acknowledge the graduating students on their final day of school attendance.

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Year 12 Important Information

Graduation Ceremony – Families On Thursday 26th September the school will host the Year 12 Graduation Ceremony. This is a major event on the school calendar and will provide the opportunity for staff and families to farewell the Class of 2019. The ceremony will commence at 6:00pm in the Concord High School Hall. All graduates are expected to be in full school uniform.

HSC Exams

The HSC written exams will commence on Thursday 17th October 2019 and conclude on Monday 11th November. All Year 12 students are responsible to ensure they know when their exams are scheduled and that exam rules are followed. More detailed information will be provided closer to the exams.

Sign Out Day

All students in Year 12 are required to complete the sign out process to officially leave school. Sign out day will be Tuesday 12th November from 8:30am – 10am in the Concord High School Hall. All students are to ensure that all school fees are paid and that all school resources are returned on or prior to this date.

Students who fail to complete the sign out process will not be eligible to attend any school supported events including Presentation Day and Year 12 Formal.

Year 12 Formal

The Formal will be held on Tuesday 12th November at Dockside, Darling Harbour from 6pm – 10.30pm. All families are responsible for ensuring that arrangements are in place for supervision of students from 10:30pm on the night.

Concord High Presentation Night

Presentation Night is one of the highlights of the school calendar to be held on Wednesday 12th December. This is our schools opportunity to recognise our high achievers across all areas of school life. Students in Year 12 receiving awards will be acknowledged on this night.

Attached to this letter is a single “Dates to Remember” handout that hopefully all families will find helpful during this busy time of the year.

I would like to take the opportunity to wish all Year 12 students and their families a great finish to Term 3. Remember that the resources of the school (teaching, counselling, wellbeing, health support) remain available to all students over the coming months. I would encourage any families who may be experiencing difficulties over what can a stressful period to contact the school and access our support.

Kind regards, Victor Newby Principal

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* Please note amended dates are in highlight

Year 12 2019

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

18 Sept – 24th Sept 2019 The final five school days will provide Year 12 students with an opportunity to “Dress Up” each day

20 September 2019 Staff/Student Soccer Game on St Lukes Oval

25 September 2019 Formal Lessons will continue with the completion of the Trial HSC examinations up to and including this date

25 September 2019 School Farewell Assembly, full school uniform

26 September 2019 Graduation Ceremony - Families, Concord High School Hall, 6 pm

17 October 2019 HSC written examinations commence. All students to ensure they know when their exams are scheduled

11 November 2019 HSC written examination concludes

12 November 2019 Year 12 Sign Out, 8.30 am – 10 am in the Concord High School Hall. All fees must be paid and school resources returned prior to sign out

12 November 2019 Formal, Dockside, Darling Harbour, 6 pm – 10.30 pm

11 December 2019 Presentation Night

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VARIATIONS TO ROUTINE TERM 3 WEEK 10 23 September , 2019 – 27 September, 2019 WEEK B Monday 23 September

o Year 11 Final Preliminary examinations o Year 7 Gala day wet weather day o Construction o Year 12 Advanced English o Year 8 Marine and Acquaculture

Tuesday 24 September o Year 11 Final Preliminary

examinations o Year 9 Geography o NRL Youth Advocacy

Wednesday 25 September o Year 11 Final Preliminary

examinations o Years 7 girls cricket gala day o Year 12 Farewell assembly

Thursday 26 September o Year 11 Final Preliminary examinations o CHS Strings ensemble o Year 12 graduation

Friday 27 September o Year 11 Final Preliminary

examinations o Assembly- whole school o Final day Term 3

Saturday 28 September

Upcoming Dates

A LOOK AHEAD 2019 Term 4 Week 1 & 2

A TERM 4 WEEK 1

Monday 14 October o All students return

Tuesday 15 October o Preliminary N

determinations due this week

Wednesday 16 October o Year 11 PDHPE

Thursday 17 October o

Friday 18 October o

B TERM 4 WEEK 1

Monday 21 October o

Tuesday 22 October o

Wednesday 23 October o RAAF Green Light

Day

Thursday 24 October o Macquarie Uni

Aboriginal engagement program

Friday 25 October o

BASS - Term 4 will commence on Tuesday 22nd October 2019. The sports that will be offered for term 4 are basketball, tennis, futsal, dance, and personal training. However this is subject to change if a coach cannot be confirmed or if there is limited amount of student interest. In either of those cases, there will be weekly updates of the BASS changes, posted up on the NEW Google Classroom page (please add yourself to the Google classroom page if you have not done so yet- Code c4r65ea). Any questions, please come and see Ms De Silva in common 8. Applications are due on the 14th October 2019.

Before and After School Sports (BASS) Program Let’s Get Physical! – Term 4, 2019

Dear Parent / Guardian,

The Before and After School Sports (BASS) Program is continuing to offer a variety of activities before and

after school. Students will have the opportunity to further their interest and develop skills in many sporting activities. These

activities will be conducted by specialist coaches who aim to improve the skill levels of each student. The focus of this

program is skill development as well as fun, fitness and friendship! All skill levels from beginner to advanced will be catered

for.

** Please note: This term is an 8 week Sports Coaching Program

** All activities in the coaching program will commence in Week 2 of Term 4** (Week commencing 22nd October 2019)

Each activity has a minimum and maximum number of students. This is designed to ensure small group sizes,

optimum individual attention and cost effectiveness.

The supervising coach will take every care of the group. However, your child has some responsibilities and obligations

associated with the coaching session, and we assume that your permission also involves an undertaking by your child to

act responsibly. Of particular importance:-

• Students must obey the directions of any teacher/supervisor without delay or question

• Students must remain within the area/s designated by supervising staff

• Students must not leave the group to undertake independent activities

Please see over a permission note for your child to sign up for the 8 week program in the sport of their choice. Please

join the group to receive notices about any updates, information and/or changes that may take place during the term.

Payment of the full term fee should be returned with the permission note to the side office as soon as possible in order to

secure a placement. The P&C have kindly donated some money, offering sponsorship to a select number of students who

wish to participate in the program, but are unable to due to financial difficulties. If you would like to apply for this sponsorship,

please notify the program coordinator.

Ms. Silverine De Silva BASS Program Coordinator, PDHPE Faculty Email: silverine.desilva2@det.nsw.edu.au BASS Google Classroom: c4r65ea

Before and After School Sports (BASS) Program 2019 (8 weeks)

BEFORE SCHOOL PROGRAM

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM

Sport Day of week Time Start date Venue Term Fee Basketball Tuesday 3.15 – 4.15pm

15/10//2019 CHS - Hall $65

Dance Tuesday 3.15 – 4.15pm 15/10/2019 CHS – Theatrette $65

Tennis Tuesday 3:15- 4:15pm 15/10/2019 Cintra Park Tennis Courts $65

Please tear off and return payment and permission note to the side office as soon as possible. ∃---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Before and After School Sports (BASS) Program – Term 4, 2019 I give permission for (Student’s Name)_______________________________in Year _____ to participate in a specialised coaching

program in. I am also aware that my child has some responsibilities and obligations associated with the coaching session, and that my

permission also involves an undertaking of my child to act responsibly.

sport ………………………………………………………… amount…………. start date ………………………

sport ………………………………………………………… amount…………. start date ………………………

sport ………………………………………………………… amount…………. start date ……………………….

Parent’s / Guardian’s Name: _________________________ Parent’s / Guardian’s Signature: _____________________Date_______ Emergency Contact phone number: ______________________________ Email:__________________________________________

PLEASE JOIN THE BASS GOOGLE CLASSROOM TO RECEIVE REGULAR UPDATES, INFORMATION

and POSSIBLE CHANGES THAT MAY OCCUR DURING THE TERM. Group code: c4r65ea

Sport Day of week Time Start date Venue Term Fee Personal Training (Strength & Fitness)

Tuesday 7.30 – 8.30am 15/10/2019 CHS – Hall $65

Futsal (Indoor Soccer) Friday 7.30 – 8.30am 18/10//2019 CHS - Hall $65