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From the Principal in THIS ISSUE Educating successful women of tomorrow in a Christian environment OCTOBER 2016 OCTOBER TERM 4 • 14 OCTOBER 2016 • VOLUME 269 IN THIS ISSUE From The Principal ............................1 Senior School Notes ..........................2 Term 4 Lunch Specials .......................2 Calendar of Events ............................2 2017 Student Leadership Team Announced ..............................3 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Adventurous Journey ........................4 Junior School News ...........................5 Term 3 Guild Gatherings, 2016 .........6 From The Principal Term 3 Sport Results .........................7 Mrs Nicola Taylor Development and Enrolments ..........8 Music Notes ......................................9 Welcome to the first edition of the Lion’s Roar at both the State and National level. These for Term Four. We wish our Class of 2016 all results are all the more commendable Music students enjoy the very best as they commence the Higher given that PLC is not a selective school and Beilman & Tyson concert ..................9 School Certificate examinations this week. we do not spend weeks focusing just on Fiji Report 2016 ...............................10 The girls have applied themselves consistently NAPLAN preparation, but rather embed our to their studies with quite a few attending preparation throughout the regular work of Pastoral Care Conversation .............11 study camps throughout the break to further the classrooms. Girls are encouraged to have Parenting Matters ...........................12 hone and refine their examination technique. a go, to do their best and apply themselves to A special thank you to the Year 12 teachers their learning each day. The NAPLAN results P&F High Tea ...................................14 who have also made themselves available bear testimony to the strong culture of throughout the break to provide feedback to learning in place at the College. This culture the girls on draft essays or to clarify course of learning ensures not only academic to support the P&F at their High Tea concepts. In my exit interview with the Year success, but also that lifelong learner skills next weekend. The establishment of the 12 students a key theme emerging was their are developed such as application, diligence, gardens at the front of the Senior School appreciation of the commitment of teachers critical thinking, problem solving and clear was a project of the P&F who make a to support, encourage and prepare them well communication. generous annual contribution to their for the HSC experience. With the gardens of the College looking upkeep and improvement. It would be I trust you have also received a communication simply stunning as a result of good gardening good to have as many people as are able to from the College summarising our 2015 and healthy rainfall, I trust that many in our take part in this special event celebrating NAPLAN results compared with like schools school community will take the opportunity the PLC Armidale Community. 02 6770 1700 • www.plcarmidale.nsw.edu.au join us on facebook 14 OCTOBER 2016 • VOL 269 • 1 14 TO 28 TERM 4 - 14 OCTOBER 2016 - VOL 269 OCTOBER 2016 Senior School Notes ISHE 2016 Inter-Schools Extravaganza 14-17/10/2016 Anna Caldwell, Head of Senior School New England Sings 15-16/10/2016 Welcome to Term 4. I trust that you enjoyed 2016 NE Sings Primary Choir Final a relaxing, happy and healthy holiday and are Rehearsal 15/10/2016 ready for another busy term. Our girls have been very busy over the school holidays with Yrs 7 to 12 Calrossy Soccer/Hockey/ Service Learning Trips to Thailand and Fiji, hiking in the Netball Matches 19/10/2016 Gibraltar Range National Park on their Duke of Edinburgh Award adventurous journeys; playing for NSW in a State Inspire 21/10/2016 hockey competition in Perth, performing in the Australian World Orchestra at the Opera House, circumnavigating Yrs 8, 9, 10 and 11 AHIGS Festival of Australia on the Young Endeavour and travelling to New Speech 21-22/10/2016 Zealand on the NIAS Netball tour…just to name a few of their amazing experiences. OGU Reunion Weekend 22/10/2016 Uniform PLCA P & F High Tea 22/10/2016 All students should have returned to school in their summer Boarders’ Church Service at St Paul’s 23/10/2016 uniform. This includes the tartan summer dress, green or red jumper, HSC Exams continue all week 24/10/2016 blazer, hat, white socks and black school shoes. Green or red hair ribbons and regulation jewellery. Yrs 9 &10 ‘Butterfly Effect’ Enlighten Education 25/10/2016 All students will wear the summer uniform for Terms 4 and 1. Regulation jewellery includes a wrist watch and only one pair In House Concert 26/10/2016 of either gold, silver or pearl small stud earrings. Yr 7 Immunisation 27/10/2016 Girls must wear their hats and blazers whenever they are out of school grounds. 2016 Hawkesbury Canoe Classic 28/10/2016 HSC Examinations The HSC starts on Thursday 13 October. Whilst in and around the school and especially near the Year 12 Study block, please keep noise to a minimum. We wish our Year 12 students all LUNCH SPECIALSLUNCH SPECIALS TERM 4 the best in their exams.LUNCH SPECIALS TERM 4 TERM 4 Monday Monday Beef Burger Lamb & Feta Wrap 10/10 14/11 Wednesday Wednesday Creamy Chicken & Corn Pasta Thai Beef Salad 12/10 16/11 Friday Friday Chicken Stir Fry with Noodles Basil, Sundried Tomato & Bacon Pasta 14/10 18/11 Monday Monday Lamb & Feta Wrap Beef Nachos with Guacamole & Sour Cream 17/10 21/11 Wednesday Wednesday Thai Beef Salad Chicken Burger 19/10 23/11 Friday Friday Basil, Sundried Tomato & Bacon Pasta Beef Stir Fry with Rice 21/10 25/11 Monday Monday Beef Nachos with Guacamole & Sour Cream Cajun Chicken Wrap 24/10 28/11 Wednesday Wednesday Chicken Burger Roast Beef with Gravy Aioli 26/10 30/11 Friday Friday Beef Stir Fry with Rice Pasta Bolognaise 28/10 02/12 Monday Monday Cajun Chicken Wrap Beef Burger 31/10 05/12 Wednesday Wednesday Roast Beef with Gravy Aioli Creamy Chicken & Corn Pasta 02/11 07/12 Friday Friday Pasta Bolognaise Chicken Stir Fry with Noodles 04/11 09/12 Monday Monday Beef Burger Lamb & Feta Wrap 07/11 12/12 Wednesday Wednesday Creamy Chicken & Corn Pasta Thai Beef Salad 09/11 14/12 Friday Friday Chicken Stir Fry with Noodles Basil, Sundried Tomato & Bacon Pasta 11/11 16/12 02 6770 1700 • www.plcarmidale.nsw.edu.au join us on facebook 14 OCTOBER 2016 • VOL 269 • 2 2017 Student Leadership TERM 4 - 14 OCTOBER 2016 - VOL 269 Team Announced The Student Leaders for 2017 were announced last term at PLC Armidale following elections and a rigourous selection process. However, on Monday, October 10, on Day 1 of Term 4, they were all officially inducted in a special ceremony witnessed by not only their proud families and staff, but the entire student body of the College. Head Prefect for 2017 is Ragavi Jeyakumar (from Armidale / Guyra) and her Deputy is Inverell’s Kate Biddle. Sports Prefect is Emma Ranck and Creative Arts Prefect, Dakotah Love, both from Armidale. (Full list attached) It will be a very special year for this group of talented student leaders, as PLC Armidale will celebrate its 130 year anniversary. In her address to the audience last term, Principal, Mrs Nicola Taylor, spoke of the attributes of leadership and what characterizes an effective leader. “Leadership is patient, leadership is kind, it does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonour others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Leadership does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres... Leadership can be lonely and not always easy or glamorous. Leading with humility, wanting to give more than-you receive is leadership with purpose and will be a blessing to you and others. In the words of John Maxwell a Christian author on leadership... A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way and shows the way.” At Monday’s ceremony, the girls were officially inducted with their official leadership badge by Acting Principal, Mrs Anna Caldwell, who was deputising for Principal Mrs Nicola Taylor, who was on official duties in China, promoting the new PLC Pathways programme. Following the Induction ceremony, the student leaders enjoyed Morning Tea with their families and then attended a leadership training course in preparation for their duties and responsibilities in their final year. 02 6770 1700 • www.plcarmidale.nsw.edu.au join us on facebook 14 OCTOBER 2016 • VOL 269 • 3 TERM 4 - 14 OCTOBER 2016 - VOL 269 The girls, who were from Years 9, 10 and 11 all worked well Duke of Edinburgh’s Award together over the four days demonstrating great team work, Adventurous Journey leadership, navigation, camp craft, observation and group skills as well as incredible displays of tenacity and enthusiasm. We Anna Caldwell, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award were blessed with fabulous weather and enjoyed camping at Leader Mulligans Hut. The World Heritage Walk, Washpool and Fellow campers and bushwalkers that we passed on the World Gibraltar Range National Parks. Heritage Walk commented on how lovely the girls were; how During the first four days of the holiday 18 Duke of Edinburgh’s they enjoyed all the laughter, hearing the girls looking after each Award Bronze, Silver and Gold Awardees went hiking in the other and how respectfully they spoke to one another. I am Washpool and Gibraltar Range National Parks, enjoying the immensely proud of them all. dramatic and ever changing natural environments of the World Heritage Walk. Gold Award! Congratulations to Jessica Chambers who has now completed We hiked under the canopy of tropical rainforest, by subalpine her Adventurous Journeys for her Gold Award.
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