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A Journal of Westfields Sports Winners International Olympic W estNA Journal e ofw Westfieldss Sports 17 FROM THE PRINCIPAL 11 August 2017 IMPORTANT Good luck to our Year 12 students who have already commenced EVENTS their practical examinations for the Higher School Certificate. Our dancers have already commenced their exams, timber and visual art 23/8/2017 P&C Meeting major works are due soon and our drama and music students will all 6:30pm be sitting their practical exams over the coming weeks. Even though we have completed our Trial Higher School Certificate, it is 30/8/2017 Music Concert imperative that all Year 12 students continue to attend and work hard Club Marconi until the end of the term. Most subjects still have to complete their 7.00pm courses and there are still a number of assessment tasks to be finalised. This year the Higher School Certificate commences on Monday 16 October which is only seven school weeks away. The end of the year is also approaching very rapidly for our Year 11 students. They only have four weeks of lesson time left followed by their yearly exams in weeks 9 and 10. This means that they also should have their heads down studying to ensure they pass all their subjects so that they can progress on to Year 12. Their Year 12 courses commence on the first day of Term 4. Term 3 is always a very busy time for our winter sports. We have already had a number of students selected in to regional, state and Australian teams and our team sports are nearing finals time in their state knockout competitions. Good luck to these individuals and teams over the coming weeks. If early results are any indication, I am Winners sure that 2017 is going to be another very successful year for our sports students. International A reminder that our next P & C Meeting is on Wednesday 23 August Olympic at 6.30pm. At this meeting, Mrs Clarke will be talking about our Home Committee Economics Faculty and related subjects. Everyone is invited! Another reminder that school, sport and subject contributions are all Sport and Youth due now. All outstanding fees must be paid in full by the end of this Trophy 2008 term. We have successfully rolled over to the Department’s new finance system which means that EFTPOS and online payments have been turned back on. Please read all permission notes carefully for the preferred method of payment for each excursion. Mr R Davis Principal NAPLAN READINESS TESTING ACCIDENTS OR ILLNESS As you may be aware NAPLAN is moving online. Students who become sick during the school day will be given permission by their teacher to go to the sick bay. In Week 8 this term ALL Year 7 and Year 9 students will Minor injuries are treated at school. If necessary, an be involved in the NAPLAN readiness test. The readiness ambulance will be called. test is a practice run for staff and students to become familiar with the online assessment platform, gain insight Staff will contact parents/guardians if students need to go into new administrative procedures and provide valuable home. feedback to determine if further support is required. STUDENTS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO CONTACT A timetable will be provided for students to attend two PARENTS DIRECTLY. sessions during the week to complete the readiness test Ms D. Zanet on a school device. Deputy Principal Mr D. Barrett Deputy Principal STUDENT RECORDS In cases of emergency it is very important that Student PARENT SURVEY Records are accurate and up to date. During Term 3, our school will be participating in the If you have changed your address or telephone number, Partners in Learning parent survey, another part of the or wish to update your emergency contact person, please Tell Them from Me suite of surveys on student advise the Administration Office as soon as possible. engagement. Running this survey will help our school understand parents’ and carers’ perspectives on their Mrs M. Edwards child’s experience at school. These include: Administration Office communication between parents/carers and staff, activities and practices at home and parent/carer views EARLY LEAVERS on the school’s support of learning and behaviour. This If a student needs to leave school early they should; valuable feedback will help our school make practical • bring a parental note stating why and when the student improvements. is required to leave school The survey is conducted entirely online. It will take 15 • show the note to the Deputy in Charge of their year minutes or less to complete and is completely and receive an Early Leavers Pass confidential. The parent survey will be conducted • show their classroom teacher the Early Leavers Pass between 2 August and 13 October. Participating in the when leaving class survey is entirely voluntary, however, your responses are All appointments should be made outside of school times. very much appreciated. More information will be available in the coming weeks via SMS, Skoolbag and STUDENTS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO LEAVE THE WESTNEWS. SCHOOL GROUNDS WITHOUT PERMISSION Mr D. Barrett Mr C. King Deputy Principal Head Teacher Secondary Studies (Relieving) UNIFORM SHOP - OPENING HOURS LOCAL SPORTING CHAMPIONS FUNDING The Uniform Shop is open every Thursday during the This Australian Government initiative has been designed school terms from 8:00am to 11:30am. to provide financial assistance for junior sportsmen and women towards the cost of travel, accommodation, Mrs J. Stickler uniforms or equipment when competing at an official Uniform Shop national sporting organisation (NSO) endorsed state sporting organisation (SSO) or national school sporting competition. HOMEWORK CENTRE - SUPPORTING OUR The grants for individual applicants will be $500. To be STUDENTS eligible to apply, young people must be aged between 12- 18 years and travelling more than 250km to compete in The homework centre, based in the school library is state or national level sporting competitions. So if you available for all students from 3.15pm to 4.15 pm on know any junior sportsmen and women at your school Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays during the school that maybe finding it difficult to meet the ongoing and term. Teaching staff are available to assist students with significant costs associated with participation at sporting homework, research and study. Whilst attendance is competitions, send them this flyer and encourage them to voluntary, students may need to make alternate apply for an LSC grant online at arrangements to travel home as they will not be dismissed http://www.ausport.gov.au/champions from the homework centre until 4.15pm on these days. If your child requires assistance with homework or is just Mrs J. Kenny looking for a quiet place to study please encourage them Director of Sport to attend the homework centre. www.http://facebook.com/WestfieldsSports Mr C. King Head Teacher Secondary Studies (Relieving) RECOGNITION OF STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Year 12 Award for Student Excellence AND EXCELLENCE Furkhan Ahmed, Jollie Campbell, Anthony Carter, Annelise Isaacs, Dean Matheson, Shirley Ngo, Jessica A morning tea was held to recognise the efforts and Nguyen, Julie Pham, Dean Pousini-Hilton, Stephanie performance of selected students for Semester One. A Vukovic wonderful morning tea was provided for the students and their parents by the Hospitality students. Congratulations Mr D Footit to the following students on receiving their awards. Head Teacher Well Being Year 7 Award for Sustained Achievement Tolga Akdeniz, Oliver Corrie, Aletta Ing, Makayla Minshall, Bryce Nolan, Anna Norton, Molly Peake, Macy Peni, Shaquille Tavita, Miguel Randall Year 7 Award for Student Excellence Isaac Earl, Jasmine Freeman, Peter Kostopoulos, Paipai Alao, Jennifier Biggin, Alex Badolato, Anita Chun, Reina Dagher, Zoe Kambouris, Kai Simmons Year 8 Award for Sustained Achievement Joelene Ung, Chateau Vongmany Sirawattananon, Stephen Johnson, Amelia Savetta, Sentia Nowaya, Koreti Johnson, Brandon Puyo, An Tran, Georjah Riley-Huaki, Patrick Newell Year 8 Award for Student Excellence Nicholas Spasenovic, Ethan Jamieson, Renae Prasad, Breanna Nguyen, Gabrielle Binay, Sonia Vojnovic, Aylin Dawood, Zoe Price-McNamara, Minh Tri Le, Lachlan Brook Year 9 Award for Sustained Achievement Fadi Al-Naqdi, Eshoo Canoon, Tommy Cao, Chloe Frare, Jacob Maniti, Denise Nguyen, Kris Nguyen, Aleksa Stamenkovic, Gabriel Popovic, Jovan Paravinja MOBILE PHONE POLICY Year 9 Award for Student Excellence A reminder to both students and parents that mobile Vivien Chor, Jimmy Gaynor, Najma Hana, Jessy Le, phones are NOT permitted to be used before school, at Doanna Nguyen, Kathy Nguyen, Benjamin Ogden, recess or at lunch times. Parents/caregivers wishing to Jemma Phimphakaysone, Isabella Savvas, Charlotte Tia make contact with their children are asked to do so via Year 10 Award for Sustained Achievement the office. Danial Abbasi, Christina Near, Viet Nguyen, Cooper Mobile phone and electronic devices may be used under Talau, Makenzie Skinner, Jimmy Ouk, Layal Essa, teacher supervision where a BYOD Charter has been Isabelle Lhotka, Dimitrije Licina completed. BYOD Charters are available from the deputies. Year 10 Award for Student Excellence Charli Campbell, Meagan Carter, Kennedy Cheav, Students found breaching the school’s Mobile Phone Sophie Smith, Liana Falappi, Zeinab Haydari, Angelique Policy will have their phones confiscated by staff. Hristodoulou, Tyson Isakka, Emily Kenmare, Dimitri Confiscated items can be collected from the office at the Kostopoulos end of the school day. Parents will be required to collect devices on the third confiscation. Year 11 Award for Sustained Achievement
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