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Download Szapp from the Apple App a Semester (I.E H The Weekly Newsletter of Sydney Boys High School Vol 21 No 5 28 February 2020 From the Principal and student support by way of bursaries. High Talent Audited accounts for the Foundation show that I as of 31 January 2020 there were the following balances within the Advancement Fund: $115,927 for the Ethel Killip Memorial Fund; $126,114 for Prizes; $106,578 for the Phil Day Memorial Scholarship Fund; $63,637 for the Student Support Fund and $8,380 for the At the Combined High Schools Rowing Mitchell Seow Memorial Prize. In total, SHSF G Championships held at SIRC last Friday, High manages $421,158 in funds for the school. won the Peter Bond Trophy for the overall point Usually, half of the interest earned on these score. High crews won eight gold, eight silver funds is donated to the School for uses as and six bronze medals at the championships. determined by the Fund Deeds. However, due Congratulations to the team, MIC & coaching to a sustained period of very low interest rates, coordinator George Barris and his coaches. The interest has been retained 2014-19, in the Destination Spatial Queensland (DSQ) and the H interests of maintaining the real capital value of Surveying & Spatial Sciences Institute (SSSI), the funds. The Seow Fund is a specific prize held the 2019 Geospatial Information commemorating the sudden death from Competition. Year 9 entered with the brief of unknown causes of a much-loved student who “using spatial technology to solve a local had just completed his HSC. The Student geographic issue”. Stan Tse (10E) and Joshua Support Fund supplements the DoE Student Chan’s (10T) project ‘Unemployment in Equity Funds with direct financial help to Cabramatta’ has been declared the joint second students in necessitous circumstances. The place winner and will Phil Day Memorial Fund finances an annual receive $200 ($100 scholarship, worth $1,500, in memory of an Old each) and a certificate Boy and long serving teacher, Head Teacher for their efforts. Ming and Swimming MIC. The Prizes Fund helps to Lee (10T) and Jarif N pay for some of the >$30,000 worth of prizes Asad (10E) have also awarded each year to students. The Ethel Killip been recognised by Memorial Fund pays for the replacement and the judges and been upkeep of honour boards, memorabilia of Old awarded Highly Commended for their work on Boys, photographs on walls and the school ‘Conservation of Mangroves in Sydney’. Great artworks collection. The Ethel Killip Memorial work, boys! O Fund purchased >$35k (2014-19) of indigenous artworks for our Na Ngara collection in Early bird discounts have closed McDonald Wing. We are always seeking Parents of students in Years 8-12 have had an donations for any of these fund purposes. If you opportunity to earn a substantial discount in would like to help, contact High’s Development return for paying all of the items listed in their Office on 96629330 or email: T letters. The scheme concluded at close of [email protected] business on Friday 28 February. Discounts no longer apply. Thank you to so many parents Weights Room who have supported the school fully in its efforts Memberships for the to provide high quality facilities and resources Weights Room have for everyone. now closed. Thank E you to the many boys Funds Held in Trust for the benefit of who value this facility High boys and have joined for The Sydney High School Foundation holds 2020. Quite a few funds in trust for the benefit of the school. The Year 7 students took advantage of our great SHS Advancement Fund enables tax- introductory offer to join the weights room for deductible donations to be made for the their first year for just $150. Kurt Rich can now S purposes of school buildings, scholarships focus on the personal preparation, training and development of all members. From now on, training transitioning from one school to the next logistically was session times to suit all members can be allocated.Visits tricky at times, learning new classes, timetables, teachers when space is available are unlimited throughout the year etc. but everyone was happy to show me around and extend to school holidays when the weights room is whenever I didn't know where to go. Socially, the SBHS open but with reduced hours. The development and community is very inclusive. This made making friends maintenance of core strength are enhanced through and feeling like a true high boy a quick and easy process. regular weights room programs. I was aided by doing the sport, Rowing which throughout Dr K A Jaggar spending 6 days a week with my fellow rowers for the last Principal 3 and half years, helped me make lifelong connections and experiences I will never forget. Being a part of multiple schools and seeing how different school groups manage sport and work, I can truly say that High is one of Meet the 2020 Prefect Intern the best schools in the world, even if we tend to not come first in every rowing race. What do you enjoy doing outside of your school life? Being a rower at high, with 9+ training sessions per week and hours of studying during the weekends, does eat up time from your social and outside school life but doing different activities during free time is a necessity in keeping motivations high. I myself, love to skate and surf which admittedly I need to get back into. I play club Soccer and play Basketball with my mates on the weekends. Although the least productive activity possible, YouTube is a large part of my life. I like to watch Physics, Chemistry and Math videos which I can justify in my head is ‘Work’, though it is definitely not as well random funny videos which help my brain relax for a couple minutes during my immense weekly schedule. I also dabble in watching Netflix from time to time, but for my year 12 year, I'm trying to cut down, and instead focus on my work. Jordan Whittaker Debating Prefect 2020 Meet the 2020 Prefect Intern What other extracurriculars or sports are you a part What does High Spirit mean to you? of? High spirit can be definitively encapsulated in a single When I came in to the school in year 9, I knew I was at a word: Camaraderie. To me High Spirit is the unwavering slight disadvantage, so I put my hand up for everything I support each boy in this school has for each other and the could. I instantly joined Rowing and Soccer but later lengths we are willing to go to see each other succeed. joined Rugby in Winter, which I can say with confidence is a much better sport than soccer. I Joined two bands, How can High Spirit be achieved? Senior Concert and Senior Stage Bands playing Clarinet High spirit can really be achieved by simply showing up. I and Saxophone as well as Debating which I am, as you mean you may not be the loudest voice in the crowd, but know the Prefect of. Amongst other activities I was able by simply attending the sporting events and cheering your to culminate a large sum of points in the point system in heart out you essentially embody High Spirit. my first year nearly achieving Gold. My second year I Achieved Platinum and only 9 points away from the What do you love about Sydney Boys? Trophy, the 6th highest award in my 3rd year. I don't think I can add anything meaningful to this topic that has not already been said, only that High has How was your experience of transitioning into a new provided a wealth of opportunity for me. Over the course school in Year 9? of my time here, I've had the chance to try a plethora of Being a Year 9 import was very easy. Although, GPS sports and just as many co-curriculars. A word of advice to the 2 or 3 people who may be reading this right now -- jump at any opportunity this school provides you. STUDENT LATE ARRIVAL If your son is going to be late for school please ensure that he scans in on arrival outside the main office. The scanner will generate a late slip which needs to be signed by the teacher of the current period, parent and a Deputy Principal. EARLY LEAVE Students must bring a note that has been signed by both a parent AND a Deputy Principal to the office BEFORE 8.55am. The note must contain the student’s name, ID number, roll class, date, time of departure and reason for leave. The student then returns to the office at the stated time and collects an early leave pass. Please note: Early leave requests sent via email or telephone will not be accepted. It is the student’s responsibility to bring the note and submit with signatures before 8.55am. EXTENDED LEAVE This form is if you require extended leave for your son How has High shaped you as a person? for five days or more please apply in writing using the I didn't transition from primary school to high school as departmental application leave form available on the gracefully as my peers did. As a result, I found Year 7 parent portal or front office. Your son must then present particularly hard as I struggled to make new friends and this application to Dr Jaggar for permission for extended get attuned to the culture. If someone told me then that leave.
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