KADINA HIGH CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Kadina St Goonellabah NSW 2480 T 02 6624 3133 F 02 6625 2137 E [email protected] www.kadina-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

ISSUE 1 I TERM 1 I WEEK 5 I 2019

Swimming Carnival

Congratulations to all students who attended and participated in our Annual Swimming Carnival, which was held at the Lismore Memorial Baths on Thursday February 14. Now although this date clashed with Valentines day it was clear there was going to be no love lost in the pool between the houses as they competed feverishly for the title so comprehensively won by Bradman house last year.

I was very impressed with the enthusiasm, participation and cooperation of so many students throughout the day especially given the at times drizzling rain that fell at times.

Congratulations to Cuthbert house (709 points) for winning the Carnival and holding off a fast finishing Newcombe house (698 points) in 2nd place. They were not so closely followed by Bradman (3rd) and Fraser house in 4th. Perhaps the mighty powerhouses of the past few years are finally slipping.

The following students were our age champions:

Boys Girls 12 years Cooper Power Elanor Gibson 13 years Samuel Roberts Tilly Smith 14 years Jack Jung Chloe Bertram 15 years Billy Wright Carly Hamshaw 16 years Byron Wright Sinovai Rooney 17+ years Spencer Sullivan Amelia Jones Wright

Many thanks to the following staff who are our House Patrons for 2019:

Bradman Mr Kirkland Fraser Mr Van den Berg Cuthbert Mr Condon Newcombe Mr Wallace

Our House Patrons are supported by a wonderful group of Sporting House Captains and Vice Captains and I would also like to acknowledge their efforts in motivating our students at the carnival. I look forward to working with you at our upcoming sporting events.

I would also like to give a special thank you to our enthusiastic Teachers, for their efforts in making this day a success. Thank you

Well done Year 12 for your spirited participation on the day. This was clearly evident all day and in the Staff vs. Year 12 Relay; however despite entering 3 teams, youthful exuberance was no match for the talent and expe- rience of the Staff team that blew the students out of the water to remain undefeated for the past 6 years..

Finally, good luck to all swimmers who will be representing our school at the Zone Swimming Carnival at Lis- more on Tuesday February 26.

Thanks Mr Dalli – Carnival Organiser

CALENDAR Year 7 Students Our Year 7’s have hit the ground running! Zone Swimming 26 February Congratulations to Kira Turner, Ethan Watts, Madi Wells, Ebony Williams, Hahona Williams, Ella Sivewright, Sienna Smith, Laura Schools Clean Up Day 1 March Stacey and Obi Stockdale who helped Cuthbert win the Swimming Carnival for the first time in recorded history! School Photos 5 March Elanor Gibson, Sam Roberts and Cooper Power were Age Champions and we are so proud of their efforts! We had Year 7 Year 6 into 7 Information students competing in just about everything! Evening 5pm - 6pm 6 March Congratulations to our recently elected Student Representative Council! Our leaders this year are: Charlee Brown, Amber Mallet, Year 7 Vaccinations Cooper Power and Gwen Rice. I am sure they will do a fantastic job 8 March and will represent us all with pride and honour!

School Photo Catch Up Day Year 7 girls have been having a great time up at Summit for Sport 14 March while the boys have been playing volleyball!

Keep up the great work,

Ms Jude

P&C Meeting 3rd Monday of each month.

KADINA HIGH CAMPUS Kadina St Goonellabah NSW 2480

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We would like to respectfully acknowledge the Elders past and present of the Wijabul Wiyabal people and other peoples of Bundjalung Nation. We acknowledge that they are the first peoples of this land on which our school stands. Principals Welcome

Oh behalf of the school community I would like to welcome you to The , Kadina High Campus.

The Rivers Secondary College, Kadina High Campus has a proud history of achievement.

We continually aim to provide quality education to develop the individual talents, interests and abilities of our students to give them the capability and confidence to succeed in the 21st century.

We are a co-educational, comprehensive high school, seeking always to provide our students with the opportunities to acquire the knowledge, understanding, skills and values for productive and rewarding lives.

Our facilities include a fully operational Trade Training Centre. The Trade Training Centre included an upgrade of several million dollars to both Hospitality and Metals. The school gymnasium funded through the Premier Sporting grants is fully operational. Students and their parents have many expectations of education. It is our aim to fulfill these expectations. These facilities continue to give our students new and exciting experiences.

A covered outdoor learning area has been constructed against the art classrooms allowing additional outdoor covered learning areas for both art classes and SVET classes.

A newly renovated air conditioned learning space upstairs in the library includes new furniture with tables that the students can draw on and use for collaboration. We have also introduced a class set of brand new high end touch screen laptops for all students of Kadina to use.

Refurbishment of our Music rooms now offers the highest standards in the performing arts. We have caring, experienced and well-qualified teachers, who are committed to encouraging personal excellence enhanced by our supportive student welfare and discipline system.

I wish all the best for your childs education throughout 2019 and beyond.

Yours sincerely,

2019 School Captains with The Hon. Thomas George, MP and Executive Principal Mr Greg Smith and Kadina High Campus Principal Mr Ian Davies.

Student Representative Council (SRC)

Our SRC is a group of students elected by their fellow peers to represent all students on our campus. The students are actively involved in opportunities to organise ways for students to participate in campus life. The SRC works democratically to represent the student body in school decision-making. Our students work together, with support and guidance from Ms Clifford, to improve school life and to contribute students' ideas. After the assembly the newly elected students spent time brainstorming how they would like to contribute to the campus in coming months. Thank you to all family, friends, parents and carers who attended this years Induction of Student Leaders Student Representative Council. A special thanks to The Hon. Thomas George, MP - Parliament of NSW who is a regular attendee at this special event.

Student Representative Council (SRC) Afternoon

After being formally inducted Friday morning, the 2019 Kadina High Campus SRC got straight to work developing their objectives for the year.

They formed committees to target the key areas they want to improve around the school for 2019. These areas include student health and wellbeing initiatives, increasing school spirit and improving student learning and recreation spaces in the school.

The 2019 Kadina High Campus SRC are an enthusiastic group of young leaders and I look forward to seeing their achievements throughout the year.

Elizabeth Clifford, SRC Teacher Coordinator ONSTAGE Excursion to Sydney

HSC and Year 11 Drama students from The Rivers College, accompanied by Mr Sassi and Miss McKinlay, travelled to Sydney this week to attend HSC Onstage at the Seymour Centre, University of Sydney. Over two nights we watched a selection of the best Individual and Group Performances from the 2018 Drama cohort across the state. In the foyer were also displays of the best Individual Projects in Costume Design, Publicity, Set Design, and Critical Analysis.Students visited Belvoir Street Theatre where we watched an archived performance of 'Stolen', one of the HSC compulsory texts and participated in a private workshop developing our Group Project skills. We also attended the National Institute of Dramatic Arts which included another private Group skills workshop and a backstage tour of the facilities.

On the final afternoon we visited the NSW Art Gallery to view ARTXPRESS, the best HSC Visual Art works from 2018; In between much sightseeing was done which included the Sydney Theatre Arts precinct, The Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay, The Rocks, Pitt Street Mall, The Queen Victoria Arcade, Chinatown and Darling Harbour. All the students conducted themselves impeccably and participated in workshops with great gusto and committment.

Thanks to all who attended. It was a fantastic learning experience for all. Year Advisors 2019 Dear Parents/Guardians,

For those I haven’t met yet, I’d like to introduce myself. My name is Polly Jude. I am an English Teacher at Kadina and I am the Year 7 Advisor, 2019.

Most of our Year 7 students have made the difficult transition to high school in style. I’m looking forward to getting to know everyone better as they take on all the amazing opportunities that will be available to them at Kadina High.

If you’d like to be in touch to discuss concerns, issues or if I can help support your child in anyway, please call me at school on 02 66 243133 or email me at [email protected]

Year Teacher Year 7 Polly Jude Year 8 Janine Perry Year 9 Rhonda Shepherd Year 10 Michael Clarke Year 11 Sally Champion Year 12 Aurora O’Sullivan

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ITEM PRICE

Green Polo (Years 7-10) $25.00

Black Shorts (Years 7-12) $20.00

Black Track Pants (Years 7-12) $30.00

Girls White Blouse (Years 11-12) $30.00

Boys White Shirt (Years 11-12) $25.00

Polar Fleece Jumper (Years 7-12) $40.00

Ski Jacket (Years 7-12) $40.00

Woollen Jumper (Years 7-12) $60.00

Check Skirt Girls (Years 7-12) $30.00

Prices Subject to Change KADINA HIGH CAMPUS Canteen Menu

SANDWICHES/ROLLS PRICE HOT FOOD PRICE (White/Wholemeal)

Chicken Salad Roll $3.00 Cheese & Spinach Rolls $3.00 Ham Salad Roll $3.00 Spinach & Ricotta Rolls $2.50 Salad Roll $2.00 Chicken Nuggets (5) $2.00 Chicken Lavash ½ $2.00 Chilli Tender Chicken $1.20 Egg & Lettuce Sandwich $2.00 Chicken Pattie $1.20 Sushi Rolls (assorted) $3.50 Vege Pattie $1.20 Egg & Cheese Salad $3.00 Chilli Tenders on Roll (2) $3.00 Greek Salad $3.50 Chicken Pattie on Roll $2.00 Cheese & Bacon Roll $2.00 Beef Lasagne (winter) $3.00 Assorted Muffins $2.50 Chicken Crackles (5) $2.00 Assorted Slices/Donuts $2.50 Curry Beef Pie $4.00 Finger Bun $2.00 Meat Pie $4.00 Choc Chip Cookie $2.00 Cheese & Bacon Pie $4.00 Macadamia Cookie $2.50 Cottage Pie $4.00 Sausage Roll $3.00

SAUCES PRICE DRINKS\YOGHURT PRICE

Tomato $0.30 Fresh Norco Yoghurt 200g $2.50 BBQ $0.30 Large Flavoured Milk $3.00 Mayonnaise $0.30 Small Flavoured Milk $2.00 French Dressing $0.30 Large Pure Juice $2.50 Sweet Chilli $0.30 Large Fruit Drink $2.50 Small Fruit Drink $2.00 Water 600ml $1.00 Water (pump) $2.00 Gatorade $3.50 Poppers $1.50 Iced Tea (all flavours) $3.00 Aloe Vera Juice $3.00 Prices Subject to Change Your school now has a FREE app Receive school information, instantly and directly to your smartphone

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Do you want help finding Year 11 or HSC Study Resources? Are you looking for a way into the workforce or an apprenticeship? SURVIVE An Expo for & 16 18 year olds

 Study resources  Assistance with applying for work Yes there will be  Destress techniques  Apprenticeship advice pizza! Civil Contractors Staying Federation fit and NSW healthy  Resumes NSW Confidential REGIONAL sexual health help  Employee rights & superannuation INFORMATIONThursday 28 February, 4 6pm, Lismore Library EVENINGS The Civil Industry School Visit Program

Our unique program showcases the fast-growing civil industry and the many career opportunities available. THE PROGRAM

Find out what the civil construction and maintenance industry has to offer Explore our Job Wheel showcasing industry careers available ‘Question and Answer’ session with local employers FREE PROGRAM for students, parents and carers JUST SOME OF YOUR REGIONAL DATES CAREER CHOICES SOUTH EAST RIVERINA 28th February 2019 19th March 2019 Goulburn Workers Club Townhouse Hotel 70 St Morgan St, Wagga Wagga 5th March 2019 SYDNEY METRO Quality Hotel Ballina Beach Resort, 21st March 2019 Compton Dr, Ballina Eden Gardens 307 lane cove rd Macquarie park NORTH COAST 7th March 2019 ILLAWARRA C.ex Coffs, 2-6 Vernon St, 26th March 2019 Coffs Harbour City Beach Function Centre 1 Marine Dr, Wollongong CENTRAL WEST 12th March 2019 HUNTER Rydges Bathurst, 28th March 2019 A joint initiative with the 1 Conrad Straight, Bathurst Noah’s on the Beach, Cnr Shortland NSW Department of Industry Esplanade & Zaara St, Newcastle NORTH WEST

Proudly funded by 14th March 2019 Quality Hotel Powerhouse, Armidale Rd, Tamworth RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW careerincivil.com [email protected] INFORMATION NIGHTS For prospective students Year 7 2020 A GREAT WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES AT THE RIVERS

By sending your child to a campus of the Rivers Secondary College You have chosen to provide them with the very best available secondary education.

The Rivers Secondary College provides excellence in education by providing quality, innovative curriculum and student leadership opportunities, inspired teaching and learning as well as successful transition programs into workplace and tertiary education settings. Each campus works collaboratively with our local Lismore community to deliver a broad and inclusive educational experience and provide all students the opportunity to achieve the highest quality learning outcomes in a safe and supportive environment.

Richmond River High Campus INFORMATION NIGHT Thursday 7th March 5:00pm-6:30pm Lake St, North Lismore

Phone: 02 6621 3456 Kadina High Campus INFORMATION NIGHT Wednesday 6th March INFORMATION NIGHT 5:00pm-6:00pm Tuesday 5th March Kadina St, Goonellabah 5:00pm-6:00pm Dalley St, East Lismore Phone: 02 6624 3133 Phone: 02 6621 5185 SCU Robotics Club

A selfdirected learning environment to foster initiative, interest and skills in Robotics For Primary and High School GIRLS & BOYS !

Every Wednesday during school terms 3.30pm ~ 5.30pm

A Block, Level 2 Room A2.41 Southern Cross University Lismore Campus

$55 30th Jan to 3 July (School Terms 1 and 2)

$55 24 July to 18 December (School Terms 3 and 4)

All Robotic platforms welcome.

For enquiries, please email: [email protected] www.scu.edu.au/engineering

Up for tender is our LSC Maxim MP lighting desk, which is an industry standard and favourite. It comes in a custom fitted road case and has only been used in our larger school shows (about a dozen times).

Used ones in this condition sell at around $2500 without a road case https://www.ccslightsound.com.au/lsc-maxim-mp-24-48-lighting-controller-with-patpad

New ones are discounted to around the $4000 mark without a road case https://shop.macsound.com.au/products/lsc-maxim-mp-48-faders-512-dmx-channel-console- with-patpad-midi-vga-and-usb

Further information can be found here http://www.lightmoves.com.au/downloads/Documentation/LSC/maXim%20MP- XXLP%20Operators%20Manual%20v3.0.pdf

Please provide a tender in a sealed envelope containing your name, contact details and amount tended to The Rivers Secondary College, Kadina High Campus by the 22 March 2019. Now supported at Kadina High Campus. Please check out our BYOD policy on our school website under ‘about our school, rules and policies, BYOD’.