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13th September 2019

Telephone: 4932 5999 Fax: 4932 8166

Email: rutherford-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: https://rutherford-h.schools.nsw.gov.au

http:www.facebook.com/RutherfordTechnologyHighSchool

RUTHERFORD TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

For Your Calendar

16-20 Sept Year 11 Exams

17 Sept P&C Meeting

18 Sept Year 7 Vaccinations

20 Sept Yr 7 Gala Day 20 Sept Rugby League

25 Sept Chicago Musical Excursion

24 Sept PBL Assembly

26 Sept Year 12 Farewell Assembly

26 Sept PBL Rewards Afternoon

27 Sept Last Day - Term3

RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY COMMITMENT

OFFICE OPENING HOURS

Please be aware the office is open Monday to Friday

between 8:00am and 4:00pm. Outside office

hours, a message may be left on the school answering

machine. Parents and caregivers are reminded an appointment is necessary

before meeting with teachers as they have

class, playground duty and other commitments during

the school day.

The next P&C meeting will be held 17th September 2019 at 6:00pm in the

interview room at the front office.

All welcome to attend.

SUPPORT REGIONAL ATHLETICS CARNIVAL SUCCESS

Congratulations Rutherford Technology High School Support Students & Staff that attended the Support Regional Athletics Carnival on Monday 9 September

2019 at Glendale Sports Complex. Please see full report on Page 9.

In this Issue ….

-Senior Executive Report -CCC News -Science Faculty Report -Year 12 Formal -Tell Them From Me Survey -LaST Helpful Hints -PBL Faculty Awards -RUOK? Day -Parent Information -Getting to Know You -School Maintenance-Local Trades -Study Habits / TAFE Open Day -Year 12 Report -Daylight Schoolwear Sale -Year 10 Report -Canteen Information -Support Regional Athletics Carnival -Community Information -Gold Star Story -RTHS Supporters

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SENIOR EXECUTIVE REPORT

Senior Student Leaders 2019/2020 Congratulations to our Senior Student Leaders 2019/2020:

Captains Noah Curry & Jadine Roets Vice Captains Trent Bell & Liam Donegan Student Leaders Tiarna Croft, Alyssa Hurney, Emily Marquet, Leah Muter, Katelyn Towney-Hooper & Brayden Wallbridge

Interim Reports Term 3 interim reports for Years 7-10 are being completed at the moment, and will be sent out before the end of term.

Year 12 The Year 12 farewell assembly is on Thursday 26 September. There will be a breakfast for Year 12, family and staff at 8:00 am with the farewell assembly following. Year 12 are engaged in normal lessons next week, but will be involved in some farewell activities in the last week of term.

HSC Practical Exams HSC Drama had their practical examination on 4 September and the HSC Music examination is on 18 September.

Year 11 Formal Exams Over Week 9 (starting Monday 16/09/19) Year 11 will be sitting their formal end of year exams.

Transition Activities Year 5 and Year 6 students from our partner primary schools are currently involved in a number of transition activities. A number of primary students are coming to RTHS for enrichment lessons and on Friday 6 September. RTHS conducted a sports gala day at Maitland Park.

RUOK? Day On Thursday 12 September RUOK Day was recognised with a number of activities within the school.

PBL Assemblies Our Term 3 PBL assemblies recognising those students with outstanding demonstration of Respect, Responsibility and Commitment will be held on Tuesday 24 September.

AECG Awards Evening The AECG awards evening was held on Wednesday 11 September at Maitland Grossmann High School recognising the success of our Aboriginal students.

The following students from RTHS received awards:

Aleisha Bailey, Jake Collins-Doherty, Sophie Crawley, Sherina Hartley, Mikayla Nisbet-Gore, Amelia Norman, Capree sales, Chantel Sinclair, Maddison Sinclair, Tallara Suey, Ebony Thompson, Jimmy whaleboat, Morgan Keys & Lily Greedy Mr Michael Whiting Principal

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SCIENCE FACULTY REPORT

F1 in Schools Challenge In support of the achievements announced in the last newsletter, Skorosk Racing: Leeza Goyal, Beau Medland, Will Gibson, Shianne Gillin, Brayden Taylor have already been busy preparing for State Finals in November. Skorosk Racing will compete at the University Western Sydney representing the Hunter Valley, competing against all Schools throughout NSW. The team is currently looking for support from local businesses that make wish to assist with monetary or equipment donations. If your business is interested in helping in any way please contact the school. Staffing

Congratulations to Mr Daniel Hunter who was successful in gaining a permanent Science teaching on faculty. He comes with a wealth of experience and unique and interesting ways to deliver the curriculum.

Year 12 HSC Science Good Luck and all the very best for your upcoming HSC examinations in Term 4. Many hours of hard work and dedication has gone into preparing our students in Science course by the Faculty. We are looking forward to seeing the new form for the HSC examinations as this will be the first cohort to experience the examinations under the new curriculum that was launched in 2017. Year 11 Science Best wishes to Year 11 Science students for their upcoming Yearly Examinations next week. Ensure you are well prepared and rested. VALID 10 Over the last two weeks Year 10 have been completing the online VALID 10 test. Students have been asked a variety of questions in numerous different ways about Science ideas and concepts. Once the marking is complete, a written feedback report will be available later in the year to give feedback on students’ achievements. Mr Steven Edwards Head Teacher Science

The Tell Them From Me parent survey (Term 3, 2019)

This Term, our school will be participating in the Partners in Learning parent survey, another part of the Tell Them From Me suite of surveys (student, teacher and parent/carer surveys) on student engagement. The survey asks parents and carers questions about different factors that are known to impact on student wellbeing and engagement. Running this survey will help our school understand parents’ and carers’ perspectives on their child’s experience at school. These include: communication between parents/carers and staff, activities and practices at home and parent/carer views on the school's support of learning and behaviour. This valuable feedback will help our school make practical improvements. The survey is conducted entirely online on smartphones, iPads, tablets, laptops or computers. The survey will

typically take 15 minutes or less to complete and is completely confidential. The parent survey will be conducted

between 26 August and 25 October. Although participating in the survey is entirely voluntary, your responses are

very much appreciated.

To access the survey for our school go to: http://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/kpt5n

More information about the survey is available at: http://surveys.cese.nsw.gov.au The survey is available in 23 languages.

Parent FAQ: https://surveys.cese.nsw.gov.au/images/FAQs/TTFM_Parent_Survey_FAQs_Parent_and_Carers_T3_2019.pdf

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TERM 3: WEEK 7 ASSEMBLY – TAS FACULTY PBL AWARDS

Year 7 James Allerton Consistent Effort in Class – Food Wil Anderson Consistent Effort in Class – Food William Densley Improved Effort in Class – Food Ava Donaldson Consistent Effort in Class – Food Ryan Dunne Improved Effort in Class – Food Paige Eveleigh Consistent Effort in Class – Food Purusha Gibbs Consistent Effort in Class – Food Cade Hanson Consistent Effort in Class – Wood Nathan Hosemans Improved Effort in Class – Wood Nicholas Innes Consistent Effort in Class – Wood Taj Jones Consistent Effort in Class – Wood Montanna Lodge Consistent Effort in Class – Food Charlotte McDonald Consistent Effort in Class – Wood Ju-Lyuss Madar Improved Effort in Class – Wood Year 8 Haylee Bramble Consistent Effort in Class – Food Kaitlyn Brooker Consistent Effort in Class – Food Aneika Chapman Improved Effort in Class – Timber Declan Marsh Improved Effort in Class – Timber Jacob Martin Consistent Effort in Class – Timber Blair Morawetz Improvement in Participating in Practical Food Lessons Dominic Muter Improved Effort in Class – Timber Fiona Rivera Consistent Effort in Class – Food Cody Roberts Consistent Effort in Class – Food Lily Stafford Consistent Effort in Class – Food Dakota Tillman Consistent Effort in Class – Food Ruby Van Der Wel Consistent Effort in Class – Food Matthew Wenham Consistent Effort in Class – Food Year 9 Tyson Anderson Consistent Effort in Class – Wood Tyler Baldwin Consistent Effort in Class – Wood Will Gibson Excellent Involvement in Project Based Learning – iSTEM Shianne Gillin Excellent Involvement in Project Based Learning – iSTEM Leeza Goyal Excellent Involvement in Project Based Learning – iSTEM Brayden Lucas Consistent Effort in Class – Wood Destiny Mains Willingness to Work with other Students in a Positive Manner in Food Technol-ogy Peter Perry Excellent Involvement in Project Based Learning – iSTEM Michael Rashleigh Excellent Involvement in Project Based Learning – iSTEM Brayden Sherwood Improved Effort in Class – Timber Brayden Taylor Excellent Involvement in Project Based Learning – iSTEM Year 10 Tom Anderson Consistent Application in IT Metal Jason Dimmock Consistent Application in IT Metal Adam Gilbert Consistent Application in IT Metal Hayden Lewis Consistent Application in IT Metal Jordan Lodo Consistent Application in IT Metal Jack Nelson Consistent Application in IT Metal Andre Prinsloo Consistent Application in IT Metal Joshua Richardson Consistent Application in IT Metal Lily Trehane Commitment to Completing Class Activities in Food Technology Jye Youltenw Consistent Application in IT Metal

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Year 10 Tom Anderson Consistent Application in IT Metal Jason Dimmock Consistent Application in IT Metal Adam Gilbert Consistent Application in IT Metal Hayden Lewis Consistent Application in IT Metal Jordan Lodo Consistent Application in IT Metal Jack Nelson Consistent Application in IT Metal Andre Prinsloo Consistent Application in IT Metal Joshua Richardson Consistent Application in IT Metal Lily Trehane Commitment to Completing Class Activities in Food Technology Jye Youltenw Consistent Application in IT Metal Year 11 Ceria Carter Commitment to Completing Class Activities in Food Technology Dylan Manning Dedication & Commitment to Learning – Timber

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TERM 3: WEEK 8 ASSEMBLY – PDHPE FACULTY PBL AWARDS

Year 7 James Allerton Outstanding Commitment in PDHPE Bethany Corrigan Outstanding Commitment in PDHPE Izaac Coyle Consistent Application and Effort in PDHPE Mathias Cullen Consistent Effort in PDHPE Liam Davidson Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Cameron Goff Outstanding Commitment in PDHPE Kobe Groves Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Dylan Harrigan Consistent Effort in PDHPE Charlotte McDonald Outstanding Commitment in PDHPE Chloe O’Keefe Improved Effort and Application in PDHPE Felicity Perdon Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Seth Price Most Improved in PDHPE Brett Stephenson Consistent Effort in PDHPE Tallis Tapper Outstanding Commitment in TSP League Dakota Woodward Most Improved in PDHPE

Year 8 Riley Hawes Outstanding Commitment in PDHPE Lissa Machimbira Consistent Effort in PDHPE Trinity Moore Consistent Effort in PDHPE Callum Priestley Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Mia Soper Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Frank Tarlington Consistent Effort in PDHPE Ruby Van Der Wel Consistent Effort in PDHPE

Year 9 Bowen Coddington Consistent Application in PDHPE Chris Kokkinelos Consistent Effort in PDHPE Olivia Roser Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Joshua See Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Tanesha Stevenson Improved Application in PDHPE Aidan Upcroft Consistent Effort in PDHPE Patrick Watt Consistent Application in PDHPE

Year 10 Nic Adams Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Sarah Avery Outstanding Commitment in TSP Football Mitchell Burns Consistent Effort in PDHPE Kiarah Moloney Consistent Effort in PDHPE Andre Prinsloo Consistent Effort in PDHPE Rebecca Ward Outstanding Commitment in PDHPE Byron Winkler Consistent Effort in PDHPE Jye Youlton Outstanding Commitment in PDHPE

Year 11 Jake Akers Consistent Application in SLR Kelly Draper Consistent Application in SLR Jaymin Dunn Improved Application in CAFS Emily McKillop Improved Application in CAFS Kade Waters Demonstrating Commitment in VET Sports Coaching

Year 12 Brayden Bice Consistent Effort in SLR Emily Caldwell Consistent Effort in PDHPE Bayley Habgood Consistent Effort in SLR

Harrison Kociszewski Outstanding Commitment in SLR Curtis Pratt Consistent Effort in SLR

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IMPORTANT PARENT INFORMATION Leaving School Early

Permission from the school will only be approved for:

A. A medical/dentist/specialist appointment substantiated by a copy of the appointment slip and/or the doctor’s name, surgery address and appointment time; or

B. Family emergency. Brief details to validate this request must be provided (or parent contact details). Whilst parents may give their permission for a student to leave early, it is ONLY the school which can approve the leave. If a student has a note from their parent/caregiver and they satisfy A. or B. of the conditions above, the student must: give the note/details to the Administration Office before Roll Call. Students are not to leave the school grounds without a school “early leaver” slip. Students attending TAFE or other courses carry school approval documentation. Unscheduled collection of students during the last lesson is disruptive to teaching and learning. Un-less it is an emergency situation, parents will be asked to wait until the end of the school day for stu-dent/s to be collected. If a student is collected early from school by a parent/guardian, please ensure you bring with you photo identification.

REQUEST FOR ALL SCHOOL MAINTENANCE LOCAL TRADES PROVIDERS AND SUPPLIERS The NSW Government has committed the largest investment in planned maintenance at public schools in the history of NSW. A record $1.3 billion is being spent on an ambitious delivery program, focused on employing local businesses and contractors across the state. To assist in addressing regional school maintenance issues and at the same time provide work for local trade’s persons and suppliers across the Hunter / Central Coast regions, over $100 million is being invested to upgrade and maintain our school infrastructure. Given this record spend by School Infrastructure NSW, you are invited to an Asset Management Unit industry breakfast briefing. This will provide information to existing and new contractors on how you can get involved. To find out more by attending our Industry breakfast register at: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/industry-engagement-information-session-tickets-65766578607 or contact your Asset Management Unit on 4088 3500.

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YEAR 12 REPORT

It was great to see the students of Year 12 raise over $400.00 from their cake and ice cream day on Thursday 5 September. The students donated the ingredients, baked, labelled and sold to the school. Such was the quality of the goodies that there were no leftovers. When I say that I was impressed, I wish to add, that I am comparing these students to all who have come before them as I have been here a long time.

Students are also fundraising through auctioning their services as labour during the last week. This is also likely to raise a significant sum which can be used to offset some of the costs of the formal, donation to a charitable cause and gift to the school.

As the excitement builds and the last days of schooling approach I would remind the students not to lose focus on their studies. I have read the final reports and a common theme from staff involves revision of past papers. We ask the students not to lose sight of the purpose for being at school and work at their potential. Mr Kevin McMullen Year 12 Year Advisor

YEAR 10 REPORT

With the end of Term 3 approaching, this marks one more Term left of their junior year.

Year 10 students have been busy demonstrating their talents in both their studies and extracurricular activities.

This term Year 10 were able to participate in the New Brave Program, students were given a presentation about mental health, self-empowerment and were given advice on how to seek help and lift others. We want to commend Year 10 on being respectful and attentive during their session and by asking relevant and engaging questions.

Next term Year 10 will spend some time training as leaders in the Peer Support Program for next year. This program will allow them to have the opportunity to lead, guide and support the Year 7 students as a Peer Support Leader, any students interested in doing so please come and see your year advisors. This is a massive opportunity for Year 10 to develop some leadership skills and be active role models for the upcoming Year 7’s.

Year 10 have a lot of upcoming assessment tasks and a lot of outstanding tasks waiting to be resolved. The Learning Hub and the Homework Centre are facilities students can access at school and are encouraged to seek additional support if needed to help complete assessment tasks.

We want to encourage students to get into good study habits for their upcoming Yearly Exams and for preparation for their senior years. Make sure you are up to date with your work, get a good night sleep and don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need any. Remember that your teachers are always willing to help you.

We would also like to congratulate the following Year 10 students for receiving a Year Advisor Award for their ongoing commitment to the schools core values: Jye Youlten, MacKenzie Apps, Jeremy Gamueda, Cameron Hayward, Ben Hackett, Kasie Moy, Kade Windon, Jordan Lodo, Rhys Mayer, Matt Houghton, Ruby Geering, Harrison Brown and Jessica Roser.

Don’t forget to save your B-Buck for Rewards Day at the end of week 10! Keep up the Good work Year 10 and get pumped and excited for your final junior term. Ms Genevieve Scott Year 10 Year Advisor

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SUPPORT REGIONAL ATHLETICS CARNIVAL SUCCESS On Monday 9 September 2019, 22 x students, 1 x senior student helper and 8 x very excited teachers headed to the Glendale Sports Complex for the combined Support Regional Athletics Carnival. As Rutherford Technology High School students had not attended in many years no one knew what to expect or how the results would go.

The day started with all 15+ schools and 200+ students completing a march past then going in to some fun activities. These fun activities were tunnel ball and captain ball and the two events were also a competition. RTHS had three teams in each event with them all competing. Team 1 won both captain ball and tunnel ball gaining 1st place ribbons. Team 2 came 2nd in captain ball and Team 3 came 3rd in tunnel ball. All students displayed great sportsmanship and team work and were congratulated by other schools for their respect and communication skills. From the start, RTHS teachers knew we were in for a great day!

The day then moved in to the track and field events where RTHS students shone in all age categories (Junior, Intermediate, Senior). Both girls and boys won places in every event, but the most pleasing is that all students tried and participated with an excellent attitude. RTHS was extremely proud of Year 11 student, Jessey Goodridge, as she volunteered her time to come support the students, demonstrate skills and marshal on the day. Jessey showed great leadership, communication skills and a brilliant attitude throughout the entire day. Students have broken records and gained age champions, however we are waiting on exact times/distances before giving out those awards.

Confirmed results are below: Junior Girls: Intermediate Girls: Senior Girls: Eliza Kiernan Brodie Higgison Khadejah Date -1st 100m -3rd High Jump -3rd 100m -1st High Jump -3rd Long Jump -2nd 200m Skye Woods -3rd Discuss -2nd Javelin -3rd Discuss Hayley Higgison -3rd 100m Junior Boys: Intermediate Boys: Senior Boys: Ned Sutherland Jett Habgood Rowan Tonkies -1st 400m -1st 100m -2nd 100m -1st Javelin -1st 200m -3rd 200m -1st High Jump -1st 400m -1st Discuss -1st High Jump -2nd 100m -1st Long Jump -2nd 200m -1st Javelin -2nd Shot Put -1st Shot Put -3rd Long Jump Matthew Houghton Tyrone Blanch -2nd Javelin -1st 100m -2nd Shot Put -1st 200m -2nd Long Jump -1st Long Jump -2nd 200m -2nd Javelin -2nd High Jump Joshua Hunt -2nd Discuss -3rd Javelin -3rd 400M -3rd Shot Put Blake Baxter -1st Shot Put -3rd Discuss Charlie Williams -3rd 100m -3rd 200m

Congratulations to all students and staff on the day. Rutherford Technology High School was represented extremely well with all students and staff looking forward to next years carnival. Ms Teliah Buckton Head Teacher Support

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GOLD STAR STORY Gold Star Award for Lilly Sarv who is a student in Year 8 originally from Thailand.

Lilly has shown great commitment to her studies this year and has been working really hard in her English as an Additional Language Classes with Miss Webb.

Lilly worked really hard and created an absolutely outstanding hand-made book which is completely hand drawn and hand bound.

Lilly’s English has progressed and she is so creative and an amazing artist.

Well done Lilly!!! Miss Sophie Webb Learning and Support Teacher

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CCC NEWS Congratulations to the Year 7 CCC Mural Students who worked so hard and had an amazing time creating murals to add beauty and a message of Having a Positive Attitude.

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Traditionally the graduating students and their parents of Rutherford Technology High School have formally celebrated the end of 13 years of primary/secondary schooling by hosting a dinner-dance. The organisation for this event has commenced. Rutherford Technology High School extends an invitation to all graduating Year 12 - 2019 and their parents/guardians as well as school staff, to join together to celebrate this milestone in the lives of the students. Venue: Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Date: Wednesday 13th November 2019 Time: 5:30pm Foyer Photos, Doors open 6:30pm for 7:00pm start (sharp) Cost: $110– per ticket Payment for Tickets can be made anytime now. The first payment was due by 2nd August. Final payment for tickets is due by 27th

September 2019 - ALL TICKETS TO BE PAID IN FULL.

NO ALCOHOL Permitted: As this is a school event. NO ALCOHOL is permitted to be consumed or purchased at the event. Staff at the venue will be advised not to serve any member from the event with any alcoholic beverage. This rule will be strictly adhered to. It is requested that the parents/guardians cooperate in this matter as there are heavy penalties for under-age drinking and these fines will be the sole responsibility of the parent/guardian. DRESS CODE: Although the function has the tag of “formal” the attire in not required to be formal wear. The school has stipulated that the minimum standard of dress be collar and tie (NO JEANS) or semiformal/cocktail dress. TICKET COLLECTION: Tickets can be collected from the school office at the end of HSC exams and ONLY when all fees have been paid and text books returned. Please note:

All elective fees MUST BE PAID before tickets can be purchased.

Tickets are non-refundable and all guests MUST be approved by the principal.

Tickets cannot be exchanged.

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LaSTS Helpful Hints Use the graphic organizer to help you summarise a story. Your summary can help you recall information at a later date.

Write a Simple Summary After reading, complete the organizer. Then, use keywords (wanted, but, so, then) to summarize,

or re-tell, the story in the space provided.

Title or Chapter:

Somebody:

Wanted:

But:

So:

Then:

Summary:

Who is the main character?

What does the main character want?

What is the problem?

How does the character try to solve the problem?

How does the story end?

Use the keywords in the boxes above to write a summary paragraph

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Mr Hill

Favourite colour? Blue / Grey

Are you married? Not Yet

Favourite subject at school? Geography

What car do you own? Nissan

Favourite food? Udon Noodles

Favourite thing to do as a Child? Boxing

Mr Delforce

Favourite colour? None

Favourite food? Nacho’s

Are you married? No

What car do you own? Unknown

Favourite subject at school? Music

Favourite thing to do as a Child? Music

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Rutherford Technology High School Canteen is operated by the P&C and offers Flexischools and

EFTPOS.

Flexischools ordering MUST be in by 9:00am and in accordance with Healthy School Canteens, pies

and sausage rolls are only available at ‘Break 1’.

EFTPOS cards accepted: Visa Debit, MasterCard Debit, Credit Card, EFTPOS Chip Card, Apple Pay

and Mobile Payments.

Monday 16 September 2019 Michelle Sinclair

Tuesday 17 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Wednesday 18 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Thursday 19 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Friday 20 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Monday 23 September 2019 Michelle Sinclair

Tuesday 24 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Wednesday 25 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Thursday 26 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Friday 27 September 2019 Volunteers Required

Canteen Roster

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Athletics is an excellent sport for kids to come along to and learn a range of different skills and activities in a fun and family friendly environment, and a great way for kids to get active and make use of the Active Kids rebate. Rutherford Little Athletics will begin it’s 2019-2020 season on Wednesday 16 October, running through Term 4-2019, and Term 1-2020, with Registration and Information Nights to be held at Rutherford McDonalds on the 18 and 25 September. We encourage parents and kids to come along to our Information and Registrations nights or follow us on our Facebook page to find out more information on how to get involved.

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Rutherford Technology High School has an Official Facebook Page – just go to Facebook and look for “Rutherford Technology High School NSW Official Site” and click on “Like”. We will be using the Facebook page to keep everyone informed about events at the school, important dates for your diary, and general information about the school. Link: http://www.facebook.com/RutherfordTechnologyHighSchool

The staff and students who are involved in the Breakfast Club would like to acknowledge the generosity of ‘Bakers Delight’

at Rutherford who now provide us with bread. There are many local businesses who donate their time, service or products to our school. We express our appreciation and hope our

school community can reciprocate.

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