July 22

Students return

to school

July 23

Classes begin

Term 3

July 25 - 28

Year 11 Ski

Trip

August 3

Riverina CHS

Athletics,

Albury

August 13 - 22

Trial HSC

Exams

August 23

DESI Students

travel home

August 27

DESI Students

return to school

August 28 Year 7

Immunisation

August 30

Extra School

Photos, Sport

Photos

September 3

Grand-parents

day

September 21

Royal

Melbourne

Show

UNIVERSITY SHIELD WIN

Our University Shield Team. Victorious against Merrylands High on Tuesday June

26th. Final score 36-16. Will Barnes scored four tries, Nick Anderson scored one and

Max Gay scored one. Josh Elworthy 6 from 6 conversions. Congratulations to all

involved. We have secured a home game for the quarter final, but as yet a date has

not been confirmed. Hopefully it will be the second week of Term 3. We are up

against Singleton High School. Details will be updated once confirmed.

Private Mail Bag, YANCO NSW 2703. Telephone: 02 6951 1500 Fax: 02 69557297

Email: yancoag-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.yancoag-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

As you sow, so

shall you reap

Yanco Agricultural High School

Newsletter

Term 2, Week 10, 6th July, 2018

UPCOMING

EVENTS

Congratulations all team players

ABSENTEE NOTIFICATION

If your child is going to be absent from school for any reason please call or email the front

office with this information. All absentee information must come through our front office

administration on 6951 1500 or yancoag-h.admin@det.nsw.edu.au in order for your child’s

absence to be recorded correctly. Weekend leave is to be in and signed by Wednesday each week.

Duty staff are better able to check student numbers when these simple rules are followed.

Office hours are from 8am – 4pm Monday to Friday. After 4pm the phone will be answered by

Duty Staff.

When returning your child to school PLEASE remember to sign them back in at the front

office during school hours (8am – 3pm) and at the Duty Room outside of school hours

(before 8am and after 3pm) or they will be marked absent.

Where a student is absent from school, a note explaining the absence must be received by the

school within seven school days. Where a note is not received the absence will be recorded as

Unjustified Leave. This cannot legally be changed should a note be received after seven days.

Absences both justified and unjustified are recorded on school reports.

CHANGE OF DETAILS

If your contact details have changed please contact the Front Office,

in writing, with your new details.

2018 DESIGNATED LEAVE WEEKEND TERM 3

Students return to school: Sunday 22nd July

Day 1 Term 2: Monday 23rd July

Designated Leave Long Weekend:

Students travel home Thursday 23rd August

Students return Monday 27th August

Last Day Term 3: Students travel home Friday, 28th September

FROM THE SCHOOL HEALTH CENTRE

Reminder to Parents: Prescribed Medication and Non-prescribed medications.

When a medical practitioner has prescribed medication that must be administered while a child is

at Yanco Agricultural High School, parents/carers must:

• notify the school

• provide up to date information as required (see attached Medication Letter

• supply the medication and any 'consumables' necessary for its administration in a

timely manner.

• Confirm that medication has been received by the Health Centre.

NSW Health advises that ‘over the counter’ medication may still be harmful and that schools

should follow the same procedures for non-prescribed medications as for prescribed medications.

ALL medication must be held at the Health Centre.

Parents should contact the school to ensure both the documentation and medication have been

submitted to the school Health Centre every time a child returns to school and every time there is

a change in medication or dose.

Please find attached to this newsletter a copy of the required Medication Letter.

2018 RIVERINA MURRAY VET IN SCHOOLS (VETiS) STUDENT OF THE

YEAR LACHLAN CARNEY

On Friday the 8th of June 2018 I had the

pleasure of accompanying Lachlan Carney to

the 2018 NSW Training Awards (Riverina

Region). This night showcases the

achievement of people undertaking

Vocational Education and Training

throughout the Riverina Murray districts.

Lachlan had been nominated by Yanco

Agricultural High School in the VET in

Schools Student of the Year Category, as he

exemplifies everything that is expected by a

student undertaking VET subjects. Lachlan

had to attend a local interview where he was

asked to demonstrate his knowledge of the

VET world and discuss how it differed from

traditional education pathways. At the awards

presentation, Lachlan was awarded the top

gong – which was presented by Deputy Prime

Minister The Hon Michael McCormack MP. Lachlan will now represent the Riverina Region at the

State Finals later in the year.

Lachlan is currently in Year 12 studying for his HSC, and is completing three VET subjects as part

of his pathway into the world of work. He has a real affinity for competency based learning and

ensures that he strives for excellence and industry

standard in all that he does.

Lachlan chose this pathway as these three courses relate

to his future career aspirations of being a farm manager,

contract business owner and then ultimately a farm

owner. The qualifications that he departs school with

shall enable him to get a foothold in the agricultural

sector and possess the fundamental skills that are

required to succeed.

Lachlan enjoys working on the family farm and

practices skills learnt at every opportunity. He has

relished mandatory work placements, and used it as a

platform to further engage with industry and learn skills

in the areas of water use efficiency, plant variety

genetics, tillage methods, and livestock handling.

Lachlan attributes his intrigue and continued passion for

the agricultural sector to his to enjoyment and

involvement in the VET frameworks at a specialist

agricultural High School. He takes on board all feedback and applies this to new situations, often

demonstrating to peers his high level of skill, which ultimately enhances their learning and

demonstrates his ability to work well in a team environment.

Luke Collins / Head Teacher TAS

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

Another term has come to an end amongst a flurry of learning, extracurricular activities, broken

water pipes, examinations, flu, broken bones and report writing.

A big thank you to students, staff and families for their participation and support throughout this

term. This Newsletter and the School Facebook page will give you a brief glimpse of the

achievements and activities of our school community during the second half of Term 2.

Thursday 5th July we commenced the day celebrating and acknowledging the achievements of our

students across all year groups especially in the academic arena. The school wishes and encourages

all students to be the best they can be at all times and strive to expand their knowledge and skills.

Following the Commendation Assembly Year 10 and their parents had the opportunity to gain

greater knowledge regarding subject selection for senior study; Higher School Certificate

requirements; Record of School Achievement, ATAR; Vocational and Educational Training

subjects and the pathways they create. Thank you to the YAHS staff who presented and Libby

Trembath (Senior Pathways Officer) for their assistance and advice to the Year 10’s on this day.

The end of Term 2 provided the opportunity for Parents to discuss with Staff their child’s

/children’s learning, achievements and direction for the future. The saying ‘It takes a village to raise

a child’ applies also to their learning and development. Parents and staff working together with the

students will enable them to achieve their potential.

Performance night ensured that Term 2 concluded on a creative and positive note. Congratulations

to all the students, staff and community members who performed and provided support back stage.

Thank you to all the parents and friends who attended to encourage and support their endeavours.

Maybe next year there might be a parent performance.

Term 3 will see a lot of conclusions and many beginnings. Year 12 have their final term of

secondary schooling to focus on early entry applications, HSC Trial Examinations and the

excitement of their quickly approaching future after school. Year 11 will conclude their Preliminary

courses in Term 3 and take over the leadership mantle from Year 12. Congratulations to the current

Year 12 team who have actively provided a range of activities and leadership for the school. At the

same time Year 10 face the daunting decision choosing their subjects for senior study and preparing

to take on more leadership opportunities.

Thank you to the parents who have provided us with positive feedback to assist us with refining our

policies and processes to better provide for our students. We hope you will continue to work with us

to build on and improve our school.

As Term 2 concludes it is important that we all take time to rest and revitalise ready for a hectic

term three.

Lisa O’Brien

Relieving Principal

CAPTAINS TRIP TO SYDNEY

Lindsay Brown and Georgina Hughes travelled

to Sydney, accompanied by Miss Kim Weller,

for a Government House Leadership program.

We flew down on Wednesday 27th June,

spending the afternoon looking around

Circular Key, Barangaroo and Darling Harbour

then enjoying a movie in George Street

Cinema.

On Thursday, before we arrived at Parliament

House, we visited “Sunrise” television show

where we were lucky enough to meet and get

pictures with the Sunrise cast. After that we

arrived at NSW Parliament house we were

joined with other School Captains from NSW. We were spoken to by local members about

leadership and their roles, with good advice about staying true to your words. We had a tour

throughout Parliament House seeing the Upper (red) house and Lower (green) house and were able

to sit in the positions of the NSW leaders.

After lunch we headed to Government House

in Palace gardens where we were shown around

the house and the significance and events that

occurred in these rooms. Governor David

Hurley explained this role of Governor and the

importance of his role. Mrs Hurley sang “You

are My Sunshine” to make all our days brighter

and happier. Afternoon tea was with Governor

David Hurley where we were able to talk and

interact between the other captains. It was a

great experience which was worthwhile and a

massive thank you to Miss Weller for

organising and taking us to Sydney.

Georgina Hughes and Lindsay Brown

School Captains, 2018

2018 LEADERSHIP ROLES

YAHS HOUSE CAPTAINS AND VICE CAPTAINS

2018 BREAKWELL

Captain Abbey Curran Brad Daunt

Vice-Captain Emma Dixon Lachlan Hughes GARDINER

Captain Ashley Strachan Max Hatty

Vice-Captain Ireland Clancy Ryan Findlay McCAUGHEY

Captain Abbey McCloskey Fraser Menzies

Vice-Captain Bianca Smith Cooper Carter MUTCH

Captain Brianna White William Barnes

Vice-Captain Audrey James Darcy Barr

YEAR ADVISORS 2018

YEAR 7 Miss Troldahl

YEAR8 Mrs Stockdale

YEAR 9 Miss Jolley

YEAR 10 Mr Dixon

YEAR 11 Mr Gifford

YEAR 12 Miss Weller

HEAD TEACHERS 2018

MATHS Mrs Cassilles

ENGLISH Mrs Ormond

HSIE Mr Maher

SCIENCE Mrs Langley

TAS Mr Collins

CAREERS Mr Cassilles

YAHS SCHOOL CAPTAINS AND PREFECTS

School Captains: Georgina Hughes and Lindsay Brown.

Vice Captains: Hayley Dowling and Joel Jenkins.

Prefects: Max Gay, Bryce Johnston, Jayden Pippin,

Chelsea Stephens and Ella Brooking.

PLEASE NOTE NEW DATES

BEACH CARNIVAL AND GALA DAY 2019/2020 2019 2019 2019 2019

BEACH CARNIVAL FRIDAY March 8th

GALA DAY SATURDAY MARCH 9th

2020 2020 2020 2020 BEACH CARNIVAL FRIDAY March 7th

GALA DAY SATURDAY March 8th

NEW STAFF TERM 2 , 2018

CRAIG MAHER – Deputy Principal

I began my teaching career in Griffith as a PDHPE Teacher in 1988. Returning to the Riverina, and

to such a school as Yanco Ag, as Deputy Principal (Day) has allowed me to reacquaint myself with

friends and family I had not been able to see much in the past years. Over the past thirty years I

have taught at schools in the Riverina (Albury, Griffith and Corowa), as well as across schools in

the Central Coast and Hunter regions. I look forward to being a part of the Yanco family and

following the local Australian Rules (I’m an ex Griffith Swan) and playing a bit (a lot) of Golf on

the weekends.

DERUSHA NAIDOO - Head Teacher of Teaching and Learning

My formal qualifications include a Bachelor of Psychology and Masters of

Education (Secondary). During my time teaching I have always taken pride

in improving the level of academic achievement of students in both internal

and external examinations.

My vision for Yanco Agricultural High School, is to further students’

knowledge of a range of skills which will allow them to achieve academic

success in all learning areas. I look forward to hosting workshops and

learning opportunities for all year levels. The skills covered so far with year

11 and 12 workshops include: Mind Mapping, Effective use of Flash Cards, Introduction to

ALARM (an extended response scaffolding tool). I look forward to working with students, staff and

parents in the future to build the capacity of all students here at Yanco Agriculture High School.

TARA ARNALL – Head Teacher Welfare Girls

I wish to introduce myself as the new Head Teacher Welfare Girls at Yanco

Agricultural High School. I bring to this position, 10 years of teaching

experience, having most recently taught at Batlow Technology School. With

a PDHPE background, I have a passion for student welfare and building and

maintaining positive relationships.

I was born and bred in Adelong, and completed my university studies at

CSU Bathurst. At the completion of my studies I began my teaching career

at Goulburn High School. Having taught at Batlow for 7.5 years, I was

ready for a new chapter and challenge, and was successful in gaining my position at Yanco.

I enjoy being active, and engaging in physical activities: my hobbies include playing rugby union,

fitness, water skiing and spending time with my family. I look forward to working closely with all

members of the Yanco family to create a positive, safe and supportive environment.

JESSICA RICHARDSON – Music Teacher

Hi, my name is Jessica Richardson. I graduated last year from Southern

Cross University in Lismore where I completed my Bachelor of

Contemporary Music/Bachelor of Education (Secondary). I grew up in the

Newcastle area and have a love for all things music. I am very excited to be

teaching in such a unique school as this and look forward to becoming part

of the Yanco Ag family.

YEAR 12 DEBATING

On Wednesday June 20th the Year 12 debating team

participated in the Regional Final of the Premier’s Debating

Challenge. The team, made up of Joel Jenkins, Lindsay

Brown, Sunny Oxley and Noel Williams versed Kooringal

High School in a VC debate. The teams debated on whether

the government and police should be able to access our

metadata whenever they want. The boys were on the

negative side and presented some strong arguments and

rebuttals. After a hard fought debate, the boys were named

the winners and will progress on to the next stage of finals

next week. Congratulations boys!

Hannah Jolley | Teacher

CHESS

On June 12, the chess team versed Wade HS. Neither team was able to travel on this day, so the

games were played online. Joel Jenkins enjoyed a rapid victory, as did Noel Williams. George Clark

earned a tough draw, and Lindsay Brown achieved his first competitive victory! Overall, YAHS ran

out comfortable victors 3.5 - 0.5. We hit the road to take on Lake Cargelligo Central School on July

2nd in the 5th round.

Grandmaster Roboslav Giffordovic / AKA Mr Gifford

SPORT

NETBALL

On Thursday 14th June, ten students

travelled to Albury to participate in the

Open's Riverina knockouts for Netball.

The girls all had a fantastic time and

represented their school with pride.

They lost the first three games;

however, they never gave up and won

their last game against Junee 6-3.

Audrey James, Ireland Clancy and

Kaileha Daly were outstanding on the

day.

A wonderful day of Netball with Miss

Jolley on the sideline providing support

and encouragement.

Lauren Valenta | Coach.

SPORT

RIVERINA CROSS COUNTRY - GUNDAGAI

Congratulations to all students who competed in the Riverina Cross Country Gundagai on Friday

June 15th. The following students have qualified for the State Carnival on Friday July 27th:

Amber Langlands, Max Findlay, Ryan Findlay, George Clark

Well done to these students and good luck at State.

ZONE ATHLETICS – GRIFFITH

On Friday 22nd of June, YAHS took 70 students over to Griffith to compete in the Zone Athletics

Carnival. Each student participated strongly in all of their events, with several of them qualifying

for the next Riverina carnival in Albury.

These students included: Chelsee Weekes, Billy Limbrick, Tommi Booth, Casey Morris, Bianca

Smith, Bryce Johnston, Jayden Livingstone, Emma Cullen, Stephanie Bramley, Molly McBride,

Adam Mara, Ryan Findlay, Sienna Smith, Arrabel Smith, Charli Cullen, Cody Headrick, Archie

Ray, George Anthony, Darcey Cullen, Tye Studholme, Lachlan Carney, Stanley Herrmann, Kaileha

Daly, Angus Boulton and Max Findlay.

Congratulations to all students that competed on the day, and good luck to those competing in

Albury on the 3rd of August.

Kelly Stockdale / PE Teacher

BUCHAN SHIELD GRIFFITH

Buchan Shield boys had a convincing win on Wednesday June 27th against Wade High School with

a score of 66-0. Try scores: Eddie Weaver, Rory Walsh, Seth Carter, Zac Manwaring, Josh

Elworthy, Harrison Whitehead with Daniel Trembath and Stanley Hermann both picking up two

tries each. Josh Elworthy successfully converted 8 of the tries scored. Congratulations to these boys.

Tara Arnall | Coach

TAS REPORT

NATIONAL SHORTHORN SHOW AND SALE

Yanco Shorthorn Stud offered three sires for

sale at the 2018 National held in Dubbo over

the long weekend in June. The bulls we

presented were of outstanding quality and

that was reflected in the judging ring with

Judge Stephen Peake of Barraba agreeing

and awarding Yanco Mustang M11 first

prize. In what can only be described as a

tough season to be breeding and selling

bulls, it was a buyers’ market and there was

plenty of

value in

the bulls

we had in the sale ring. Yanco sold two bulls to average $4500.

Thanks to the team who gave up there long weekend to attend the

bull sale. It was a great few days interacting with other shorthorn

stud breeders and commercial cattlemen. The boys were a credit

to themselves and YAHS for the way they presented and

promoted the school and for their knowledge of the breeding

program we run back here at school. We now turn our focus to

the 2019 draft, and have our fingers crossed for some widespread

rain! Thanks to the successful purchasers of our genetics, and we

wish them all the best with the offspring.

Sam Thomas (Stud Captain), Hamish Jenkins and Lachlan West

HOLBROOK SHEEP SHOW

After returning from the designated leave weekend in Term 2 seven students, Miss O’Brien and Mr

Dixon loaded up six rams and six ewes to travel to Holbrook. After a scenic tour of Holbrook the

stock were unloaded and the team then travelled to Culcairn to stay at Mr Dixon’s. A hot dinner and

a warm house were gratefully welcomed.

Wednesday commenced with a series of workshops that covered a variety of topics including:

Animal Health; showing sheep; working sheep dogs; judging meat sheep, merinos and fleeces. The

afternoon was filled with an interschool interbreed competition. Our rams were awarded a 2nd and

3rd in the milk tooth less than 12 months of age category with the pair of rams winning their class.

The students also competed in the merino fleece competition. Following an aural presentation on

Thursday morning Lela Danton was awarded second place in the junior competition whilst Rohan

Lacey won the Senior division.

The Open Competition which pits schools against studs of the same breed commenced early on

Thursday morning. Both the rams and ewes had success with a Grand Champion Ram, Reserve

Champion Ram and a Reserve Champion Ewe being awarded. The Animal Management class and

Mrs Quinn’s hard work is definitely reaping dividends in the Show rink. We are sure that this

success will be continued at the Annual Ram Sale to be held next term. A late night occurred as the

novice Meat judging competition was held. Piper Williams was selected to speak on these animals

but was unsuccessful in placing this time.

YAHS students at Holbrook Show

On Friday morning the Novice Merino

sheep judging, State Group Qualifier in the

Merino and Meat Sheep judging occurred.

All students should be proud of how they

acquitted themselves with judges

commenting favourably on the manner in

which they all handled the sheep. Two of

our students were successful in gaining

third position in the two qualifying

competitions: Rohan Lacey – Merino and

Mitchell Whyte – Meat Sheep.

Yanco Agricultural High school placed

closely second to Hay Memorial High

school in the best maintained school team.

All seven students: Lela, Rohan, George,

Piper, Ryan, Mae and Mitchell represented their school with pride and dignity at all times. They

should be justifiably proud of their individual efforts and teamwork shown throughout the show.

NEW GRANDSTANDS

The school has purchased eight new

aluminium grandstands for use around the

school. This week the Year 11 VET Metals

class, with a small amount of assistance from

Year 12, have constructed the first two units.

The boys made a concerted effort and

completed assembly of the two in only two

hours. Well done.

The Stage 5 Engineering class will also

assemble some of these units while studying the construction techniques, extrusion, materials

science and strength through triangulation.

Phil Ronald /Teacher - Technology and Applied Studies

CANTEEN NEWS

YAHS Embroidered Beanies now available for purchase at the school

canteen for $20.

These beanies are NOT to be worn outside the school grounds except

for sporting events.

GRANDPARENTS DAY

Year 7 students are busy preparing their invitations to their Grandparents for our Annual

Grandparents day to be held on September 3rd. This has been a very special day for Grandparents

and Year 7 students in the past and we look forward to another successful day this year.

BRAINSTORM PRODUCTIONS: Award-Winning In-School Theatre

Performances

THE FLIPSIDE

On the 3rd August Brainstorm Productions will be presenting their student wellbeing program ‘The

Flipside' for Years 7, 8, 9 and 10 at Yanco Agricultural High School.

Powerful, current, and thoroughly contemporary, The Flipside is an unflinching live theatre

experience about our online behaviour and its potentially infinite ramifications. The Flipside depicts

two teen characters that are embedded in the online community including gaming, social

networking and content creation. The sheer magnitude of online interactions, selfies, videos, memes

and mash-ups uploaded every minute means that posts quickly disappear into the ether, but not

always. As these characters find out, online posts last forever and some can come back to haunt

you, even years later. The characters suddenly realise they can't just press the "undo" button to save

their relationships, reputation or their dignity. The Flipside will encourage students to think

carefully before they ‘post’, ‘snap’ or sign up.

The Flipside is part of our student wellbeing curriculum and the program has been developed in

consultation with teachers, psychologists, as well as real-life student experiences. The methodology

of the program is safe, supportive and nonjudgmental and designed to provide students with

positive and useful tools that they can use in their everyday lives.

More than 350,000 Australian students have already benefited from Brainstorm Productions multi

award-winning educational theatre programs over the past twelve months. Their programs cater to

the specific wellbeing needs of students, helping to create a healthy and harmonious school

environment. If you would like to know more about Brainstorm Productions, visit their website at

www.brainstormproductions.edu.au

P & C EXECUTIVES 2018

CONTACT DETAILS

President: Gus Whyte 0427 270 232 wyndham3@bigpond.com

1st Vice President: Dean Morris 0427 559 454 deanmorris700@bigpond.com

2nd Vice President: Jacqui Herrmann 0427 552 369 jacquiherrmann7@gmail.com

Secretary: Jen Hatty 0488 277 863 ajhatty@gmail.com

Treasurer: Deb Manwaring 0428 962 953 welton@clearmail.com.au

TERM 2 COMMENDATION ASEMBLY AWARDS

YEAR 12; George Anthony; William Barnes; Alyssia Berkefeld; Jarod Brain; Ella Brooking;

Lindsay Brown; Tyler Brown; Lachlan Carney; Hayley Dowling; Jackson Doyle; Max Hatty; Grace

Hughes; Joel Jenkins; Bryce Johnston; Thomas Kimpton; William Matheson; Abbey McCloskey;

Casey Morris; Sunny Oxley; Amelia Rawling; Arrabel Smith; Sophie Smith; Zoe Thomas; Jasmine

Whitehurst; Noel Williams;

YEAR 11; Darcy Barr; Angus Bolton; Cooper Carter; Ireland Clancy; Lachlan Daniel; Emma

Dixon; Betty Dolan; Kaitlyn Dykes; Ryan Findlay; Marcie Gray; Michael Holz; Lachlan Hughes;

Charlie Hurst; Audrey James; Tashi Jansen; Hamish Jenkins; Makaylah Longford; Emma- Kate

Nicholson; Jacob Oxley; Sophie Ryan; Bianca Smith; Samuel Thomas; Charlie Woods;

YEAR 10; Ella Bent; Ruby Bergmeier; Bryce Blake; Rhiannon Bolam; Erin Brown; Jessica Bunt;

Sophia Burns; Willow Clancy; Reba Curran; Georgia Cutcliffe; Maeken Danen; Ella Davis; Hannah

Dunn; Dimity Evans; Max Findlay; Paul Hudson; Alexis Hughes; Tully James; Jessica Kibble; Elia

Lelea; Molly McBride; Harry Morris; Ned Routley; Lucy Sharman; Georgia Stimson; Kathleen

Taylor; Elizabeth Tracy; Edward Weaver; Lachlan West; Jock Yelland;

YEAR 9; Isabella Bergmann; William Bolam; Toby Bowron; Lauren Brewer; Abigail Carey;

Sebastian Colley; Lela Danton; William Dixon; Vincent Edwards; Kylie Fernando; Lauren

Fitzgerald; Rose Hogan; John Holz; Eliza Kurrle; Zoe Locke; Kodi Longford; Sarah Manwaring;

Zachary Manwaring; Macey McMullen; Thomas Nicholls; William Price; Archie Ray; Darcy

Saunders; Ryan Thomas; Chelsea Twigg; Carla Valentine; Isabella Whitehead; Mitchell Whyte;

Kara Yelland;

YEAR 8; Damien Barker; Albert Booth; Mackenzie Brouwer; Paige Brown; Harry Bunt; James

Caldow ; Victoria Carbone; Samantha Corti-Lyons; Brigid Dunn; Will Ellis; Claire Gribble; Kai

Hammond; Frederick Herrmann; Connor Humphries; Dan James; William Kimpton; Caitlin

Kinsela; Amber Langlands; Hamish Maclure; Jack Norden; Alex Reschke; Tylar Rumble; Edward

Stevenson;

YEAR 7; Stephanie Bramley; Alice Caldow; John Cass; Olivia Ellis; Harvey Gay ; Alexis Hayes;

Riley Irvin ; Luca James; Billy Limbrick; Joshua Madden ; Alice McBride; Mia O'Hara; Thomas

Scott; Andrew Smith; Brooke Smith; Sienna Smith; Sara Stevenson; Kelly Taylor; Jake Turner;

Breanna Twigg; Joseph Walsh; Piper Williams; Emily Worsnop;