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2018 Manly Campus Colour Run SAVE the DATE P&C Volunteers Thankyou Wednesday 19 September, 6:30Pm Wednesday 12 September Manly Campus Northern Beaches Secondary College Academic Excellence Personal Best Giving Back to the Community Principal: Ms Cath Whalan Deputy Principals: Ms Kathy O’Sullivan Mr Alex Newcomb 24 August 2018 – Newsletter No. 26 From the Principal Twelve Year 10 Manly Campus students attended Assembly Presentations the Youth Summit; Margaux Saita, Tom Irwin, Robin Evans, Fergus Clarkson, Jeremy Nicholson, The whole school assembly on Tuesday provided Jarod Colyer, Aja Elshaikh, Conor Carroll, Chloe an opportunity to celebrate the success of our Martin, Bonnie Yang, Melanie Qin, Eliza Lee and students in recent competitions; Lauren Griffiths. This was an initiative of the Max De Vries (Year 8) and Alexander Todd (Year 9) Northern Beaches Council, involving 120 students were both joint National Champions and Calum from 11 local high schools. Kennedy (Year 7) was a joint State Champion in the Australian History Competition for 2018. Year 11 into 12 Interviews This week Year 11 students have been reflecting on their progress and planning for Year 12 during Alex Yuen, Joshua Hort, Ryan Lynch, Alexander their individual interviews. In discussions involving Todd, Harry Ross and Daniel Duncan, were career options, university courses and ATAR goals, recognised for their achievement winning the students have demonstrated a clear understanding MetroMinds STEAM Challenge. of their strengths and areas of opportunity and identified helpful strategies to support them during the HSC year. It has been a pleasure to take part in some of these interviews and I thank Ms O’Sullivan, Ms Izossimova, Ms Brien and Ms Rixon for their involvement in this worthwhile event. NBSC Manly Campus 138 Abbott Road, North Curl Curl NSW 2099 Phone: 9905 3982 / Fax: 9905 777 / Email: [email protected] P&C website: www.manlypandc.org.au Year 12 Drama night Year 10 HSIE On Thursday evening I had the pleasure of This Thursday, Year 10 had their second semester watching the members of Year 12 Drama perform HSIE excursions, with students either investigating their HSC Performance Major Works for family and the coastline from Narrabeen Lagoon to Collaroy friends. There are two components of this major beach or discovering more about the Vietnam work: a Group Performance (GP) and an Individual War. Performance (IP). George, Ella, Zoe and Kena’s group performed Understudy Island – about a The Geography excursion incorporated a range of bunch of poor actors who are banished to primary testing techniques that students will be utilising in their action research projects this term, ‘Understudy Island’ by the Gods of Theatre. Max, Natalie and Lauren performed Lights, Camera, providing a unique opportunity to discover more Action! – about a group of film crew exposing the about water and land management on the rotting heart of cinema. Kena’s comments sum up Northern Beaches. the feeling of the class: ‘I’m so proud to be a part of this class, and to be under the direction of the real Gods of Theatre Mrs Carolan and Ms Joyce, who have spent hour upon hour upon hour (upon hour) inflecting their expertise into everyone’s performances. Next Friday we are performing our GPs and IPs as the real deal, where HSC markers will come in and assess us. We have a bit more to do to polish each work to perfection, but I say bring it on!’ Best wishes to all students – your talent, hard work and dedication are to be commended. The History students remained at school and were involved in a range of activities throughout the day to give different perspectives on the Vietnam War and the impact it had on the individuals and nations involved. The culmination of the day was an invigorating performance by Brett Hunt, providing an entertaining and highly reflective account of the impact the war had on his family. Science Techno For the past 3 weeks, Year 8 students have been working on their Science Techno projects and these were displayed and judged last Monday. All students did a fantastic job in choosing incredibly diverse and interesting topics and producing amazing displays. They researched the science behind their item or process, the history of its development and the impact it has had on society. Year 7, 10 and 11 students helped to judge these displays and spoke to the students who explained their topic. Science staff members also had some input into the judging effort. Six groups will showcase their display at a college finals day on Friday 31 August. On this day, Year 8 finalists from Manly, Cromer, Mackellar Girls’ and Balgowlah Boys’ Campuses will set up their displays here at Manly and will be judged by guests from the college as well as invited community groups and universities. The Manly Campus finalists, in no particular order, are: • The Microscope - Lucas Harvey, David Tsai, Jack Mclean, Nick Weng, Kai Sayer • Running Shoes - Bezi Saunders, Olivia Forman, Sophie Stephinson, Amy Milford, Abbey McAllan • Television - Bryn Montgomery, Kiana He, Ashleigh Powe, Sarah Wongso, Amber McCulloch • Bridges - Ken Lamb, Jerry Yan, Bennet Chan, Jay Lakhana, David Tulk • Encryption - Daniel Martin, Harrison Hook, Thomas Freeman, Krystof Zajicek, James Choi • Nuclear Power - Kai Turner, Nathan Spencer, Lewis Hutcheson Year 9 Debating satisfying! Below pictured are 3 happy builders Year 9 debaters are off to the Quarter Final of the from last weekend. NSW Premier’s Debating Challenge following their win this week in the Inter-Zone Final against Willoughby Girls High School. The team, comprising Nina Grozdanova, Eliza Lo Russo, India- sioux Fabig and Max Oldham (pictured below), argued persuasively that secondary school students should be streamed academically. The team will next debate either Pennant Hills High School or Carlingford High School. Please contact Heather on 0414 818 380 or via email at [email protected] if you are able to come along on Sunday to help. Alumni Achievements NAPLAN School Readiness Test During the week I had the joy of receiving an email The NAPLAN School Readiness Test (SRT) will take from the parents of one of our past students, place next Wednesday morning for students in Alexandra Tweedie, who was a recipient of the Kim Year 7 and 9. The test allows schools to become Berendes Scholarship for Social Justice. Since familiar with new processes and to identify any completing her HSC in 2012, she ‘graduated from technical or administrative issues that need to be her Arts/ Education course at Sydney University resolved prior to moving to NAPLAN Online next last year, and was awarded First class Honours and year. Student results will not be recorded. The SRT University Medal. She also received an exchange consists of two components: scholarship to Pennsylvania University to study • An omnibus test comprising test items from English Literature for the first semester of 2017.’ the domains of reading, conventions of They expressed their gratitude ‘for the excellent language and numeracy. education and the encouragement from wonderful • A writing task. teachers Ali had received during her time at Manly Seating in the Quad Campus, and the Scholarship in particular, recognised her effort and propel her to further A huge thank you to Heather Sheldrick and the work in Social Justice.’ wonderful team of parents who are building the seating in the quadrangle. It was wonderful to hear that, during her university studies, Alexandra also ‘took part in numerous If you are able to assist with the next stage of the voluntary projects to assist disadvantaged high work, please come along to school this Sunday 26 school students and other groups in making the August to join us in finishing the garden bed/seat most of their opportunities in Education. That was in the quadrangle. It will be enjoyable and a great experience that she has brought to her current role as an English/ History Teacher at Kogarah High.’ I wish Alexandra all the best for the leaders understand that they are not the only future and congratulate her for choosing a career leader. They recognise and value the varied in public education. strengths of their team members and hand the lead over to the strongest member in any Cath Whalan given situation. They are not afraid to not have all Principal of the answers, and they give credit to other team members. Share your leadership by empowering From the Deputies other team members to take responsibility at their levels. We thought it was timely to talk about leadership. Not because of our current climate in Australian Lesson 3: They are supportive and loyal politics but this week has been a busy one for The other thing that we found interesting is the students standing for student leadership positions fact that if a bird becomes injured or sick during across the school with SRC elections taking place flight, two other birds hang back with him until he throughout the week. is better. This shows support, a skill that good leaders also demonstrate. Good leaders support When it comes to leadership, we can draw and even lift their people up when they are down. inspiration from many places — even from nature. Kathy O’Sullivan (DP – Year 7, 9 & 11) What birds can teach us about leadership is well Alex Newcomb (DP – Year 8, 10, 12) documented and we have chosen three to share with you in this newsletter. Warringah Zone Grade Sport Finals This week, Year 9 and 10 students participated in the Warringah Zone Grade Sport Finals. 4 Teams qualified for the finals and were playing against Narrabeen. • Boys Junior and Senior Basketball - both teams defeated Narrabeen Sports High Lesson 1: They are team players and encourage • Junior Boys Soccer - defeated Narrabeen team work Sports High • Birds have worked out that by working together as Open Girls Basketball - played in the finals on Wednesday and were awarded second in a team, they are more efficient.
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