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NSWCHS Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:18 AM 22/10/2009 Page 1 New South Wales All Schools Swimming 2009 Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush Results Event 1 Mixed 1500 LC Meter Freestyle Record: 16:22.22 R 5/2005 Theodore Pasialis =Record: 17:26.26 * 27/04/2007 Brianna McConville Swansea Name Age Team Finals Time *1 Killey, Jarrod 18 St Pius X High 16:49.84 * *1 Patrulescu, Andrea 16 Strathfield Girls J17:59.65 *2 Friess, Loui 17 Westfields Shs 16:51.50 * *2 O'Connor, Mikayla 14 Our Lady of Mercy College- Par J18:49.61 *3 Beard, Joshua 16 St Andrews Cathedral 16:55.64 * *3 Follett, Hayley 15 Medowie J19:48.84 Event 2 Girls 12-14 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay Record: 1:55.29 R 25/05/2009 Abbotsleigh Abbotsleigh- S Jobson, E Donaldson, E O'Rourke, C Goswell Team Relay Finals Time 1 Abbotsleigh 1:55.29 R 2 Plc Sydney 1:55.89 3 Danebank 1:57.53 4 Maclean HS 1:58.04 5 Stella Marist College 1:58.31 6 Monte Sant' Angelo College 1:59.39 7 Elderslie HS 2:00.32 8 Mt St Benedict College 2:01.61 9 Warners Bay - Hunter 2:03.64 10 Warilla 2:03.67 Event 3 Boys 12-14 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay Record: 1:47.15 R 23/05/2008 Knox Grammar Team Relay Finals Time 1 Trinity Grammar 1:48.15 2 Barker College Boys 1:49.61 3 Knox Grammar 1:51.25 4 De La Salle College-Caringba 1:53.58 NSWCHS Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:18 AM 22/10/2009 Page 1 New South Wales All Schools Swimming 2009 Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush Results 5 St Augustine's College 1:54.27 6 De La Salle College 1:56.70 7 Hunters Hill 1:58.71 8 Great Lakes College - Hunter 1:59.56 9 Engadine 2:01.70 Event 4 Girls 15-16 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay Record: 1:52.66 R 27/04/2007 WENONA WEGS L Dundas, P Cater, E Scott, S Cater Team Relay Finals Time 1 Pymble Ladies College 1:53.87 2 Plc Sydney 1:54.89 3 St Joseph's Catholic College 1:56.01 4 Marian Catholic College- Grif 1:56.02 5 Stella Marist College 1:59.17 6 Westfields Shs 2:00.05 7 Mlc School 2:00.10 8 Kirrawee 2:00.43 Event 5 Boys 15-16 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay Record: 1:41.34 R 25/05/2009 Trinity Grammar Trinity Gram- N Romeo, B Romeo, C Swallow, W McNamara Team Relay Finals Time 1 Trinity Grammar 1:41.34 R (Event 5 Boys 15-16 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay) Team Relay Finals Time 2 Knox Grammar 1:43.12 3 St Aloysius College 1:43.41 4 Maclean HS 1:45.49 5 Kingscliff HS 1:46.60 6 Colo HS (Hk) 1:46.71 7 St Patrick's College- Sutherla 1:48.40 8 Holy Spirit College- Bellambi 1:49.00 NSWCHS Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:18 AM 22/10/2009 Page 1 New South Wales All Schools Swimming 2009 Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush Results --- St Augustine's College DQ Event 6 Girls 17 & Over 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay Record: 1:51.78 R 25/05/2009 Wenona School Wenona - S Cater, E Scott, C Roberts-Smillie, P Cater Team Relay Finals Time 1 Wenona School 1:51.78 R 2 Mlc School 1:56.29 3 Plc Sydney 1:56.38 4 Model Farms HS (Th) 1:58.36 5 Mt St Benedict College 2:04.44 6 Stella Marist College 2:04.94 7 Endeavour Sports 2:05.11 8 Santa Sabina College 2:05.72 Event 7 Boys 17 & Over 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay Record: 1:38.79 R 10/04/2006 KNOX GRAM Team Relay Finals Time 1 Woolooware 1:41.13 2 Oakhill College 1:42.57 3 Westfields Shs 1:42.75 4 St Aloysius College 1:43.95 5 St Augustine's College 1:45.50 6 Marcellin College 1:46.06 7 Marist College- Eastwood 1:47.17 Event 8 Girls 12 Year Olds 50 LC Meter Freestyle Record: 27.97 R 30/05/2005 Kacey Pilgrim Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Chen, Nicole 12 Plc Sydney 28.40 2 Pratt, Samantha 12 Willoughby Girls 29.38 3 Tabrett, Lucy 12 Belmont - Hunter 29.42 4 Forbes, Baylee 12 Model Farms HS (Th) 29.56 5 Zhang, Paris 12 Wenona School 29.77 NSWCHS Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:18 AM 22/10/2009 Page 1 New South Wales All Schools Swimming 2009 Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush Results 6 Hopkins, Annabel 12 Central Coast Grammar 30.01 7 Burnett, Felicity 12 Mt St Benedict College 30.32 8 Simone, Juliana 12 Mercy Catholic College 30.36 9 Lewis-Stark, Courtney 12 St John Bosco College 31.07 Event 9 Boys 12 Year Olds 50 LC Meter Freestyle Record: 26.99 R 30/04/2004 Cameron Piper Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Leonard, Ryan 12 Toronto - Hunter 28.11 2 Dwyer, Christopher 12 St Ignatius College 28.46 3 Pan, Vladimir 12 Edmund Rice College 28.70 4 Yap, Patrick 12 Epping Boys 29.13 5 Ritchard, Will 12 Picton HS 29.58 6 Harkins, Cameron 12 Waverley College 29.89 7 Nelson, Riley 12 Trinity Catholic College- Goul 30.64 (Event 9 Boys 12 Year Olds 50 LC Meter Freestyle) Name Age Team Finals Time 8 Hilsberg, Joseph 12 Knox Grammar 30.69 9 Tomczyk, James 12 St Columba's High 30.72 Event 10 Girls 13 Year Olds 50 LC Meter Freestyle Record: 27.16 R 25/05/2009 Georgia Miller Stella Marist- Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Miller, Georgia 13 Stella Marist College 27.16 R 2 Morgan, Emma 13 Pymble Ladies College 28.02 3 Turnbull, Gabrielle 13 Endeavour Sports 28.38 4 Matsuo, Ami 13 Willoughby Girls 28.51 5 McKewen, Charlotte 13 Monte Sant' Angelo College 29.32 6 Fryer, Olivia 13 Mt Annan HS 29.71 7 Rogers, Lana 13 Inaburra School 29.86 8 McCallum, Emily 13 Belmont CC 29.97 NSWCHS Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:18 AM 22/10/2009 Page 1 New South Wales All Schools Swimming 2009 Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush Results 9 McConnell, Brooke 13 Monte Sant' Angelo College 31.19 Event 11 Boys 13 Year Olds 50 LC Meter Freestyle Record: 26.05 R 30/05/2005 Cameron Piper Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Rees, Jayke 13 Pittwater House Schools 27.06 2 Marks, Edward 13 Trinity Grammar 27.20 3 Van Westing, Paul 13 Knox Grammar 27.23 4 Kilduff(s14), Mitchell 13 Endeavour Sports 27.39 5 Brown, Rory 13 Maclean HS 27.47 6 Topalidis, Peter 13 Trinity College- M.C.S 27.50 7 Hannan, Angus 13 St Ignatius College 27.59 8 Bagaric, Nicholas 13 Holy Spirit College- Bellambi 28.56 9 Orrock, Bryce 13 Lisarow High School 28.67 10 Clark, Oliver 13 Terra Sancta College 28.70 Event 12 Girls 14 Year Olds 50 LC Meter Freestyle Record: 27.03 R 10/04/2006 Kailah Elliott-Koloamatangi Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Middleton, Mikaela 14 The Hills Grammar 27.95 2 Taylor, Chloe 14 Mt St Benedict College 27.96 3 O'Rourke, Ellen 14 Abbotsleigh 28.02 4 Mastrodomenico, Alexis 14 Corpus Christi Catholic High 28.71 5 Palu, Lucy 14 Caroline Chisholm High School 28.72 6 Casey, Pascalle 14 Pittwater House Schools 28.92 7 Oldsen, Ellysia 14 Willyama (West Darling) 29.09 8 Shaw, Courtney 14 Elderslie HS 29.54 9 Schulze, Ellen 14 Blaxland HS (Np) 29.84 Event 13 Boys 14 Year Olds 50 LC Meter Freestyle Record: 25.22 R 23/05/2008 Te Haumi Maxwell Name Age Team Finals Time 1 Duncan, Nick 14 St Paul's Catholic College 26.22 NSWCHS Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:18 AM 22/10/2009 Page 1 New South Wales All Schools Swimming 2009 Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush Results 2 Grochala, Brandon 14 Holsworthy HS 26.29 3 Nogarotto, Emilio 14 Turramurra High School 26.30 4 Roots, Jack 14 The Hills Sports HS (Hs) 26.85 5 Maurer, Kyle 14 Penrith AC 26.90 6 Schafer, Ben 14 Sydney Grammar 27.12 7 Hodgetts, Jake 14 De La Salle College 27.32 8 McLeod, Thomas 14 Barker College Boys 27.49 9 Totidis, Peter 14 Homebush Boys 27.53 10 Basalo, Jaiden 14 Marist College - 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    13 YEARS & UNDER NSW LC SWIMMING RECORDS Freestyle - Female EVENT CLASS NAME RECORD DATE LOCATION 50m Freestyle S1 S2 S3 S4 Deanna Johnson 1:18.77 4/10/2001 Brisbane S5 Kirra O’Cass 59.63 11/09/1999 Sydney S6 Tiffany Thomas-Kane 35.48 4/04/2015 Sydney S7 Rachel Horler 44.44 6/05/2005 Sydney S8 Maddison Elliott 32.96 8/05/2012 Sydney S9 Jasmine Greenwood 30.42 22/04/2017 Brisbane S10 Jasmine Greenwood 29.08 27/04/2018 Sydney S11 Moana Faasisla 50.65 29/11/2014 Sydney S12 Kirsten Busby 48.39 20/10/2012 Sydney S13 Jenna Jones 30.50 1/04/2014 Brisbane S14 Amanda Fowler 31.62 8/06/2010 Brisbane S15 Brooke King 29.06 27/04/2018 Sydney S16 Zoe Drakos 52.27 14/04/2000 Sydney 100m Freestyle S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 Kirra O’Cass 2:32.67 15/04/1999 Perth S6 Tiffany Thomas-Kane 1:20.38 30/04/2015 Sydney S7 Rachel Horler 1:36.94 20/02/2005 Sydney S8 Madison Elliott 1:11.40 8/10/2011 Canberra S9 Jasmine Greenwood 1:07.12 23/04/2017 Brisbane S10 Jasmine Greenwood 1:05.49 21/01/2018 Sydney S11 Moana Faasisila 2:03.36 28/03/2015 Sydney S12 Kirsten Busby 1:50.15 20/10/2012 Sydney S13 Jenna Jones 1:05.66 24/07/2014 Melbourne S14 Alicia Aberley 1:07.59 16/03/1997 Adelaide S15 Brooke King 1:03.82 28/04/2018 Sydney S16 Zoe Drakos 2:01.28 14/04/2000 Sydney 13 YEARS & UNDER NSW LC SWIMMING RECORDS Freestyle - Female EVENT CLASS NAME RECORD DATE LOCATION 200m Freestyle S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Tiffany Thomas-Kane 3:19.02 10/09/2013 Adelaide S7 Rachel Horler 3:29.90 11/11/2005 Gosford S8 McKinley Arnison 2:48.19 20/10/2018 Sydney S9 Jasmine Greenwood 2:24.55 11/04/2017 Brisbane
  • Inaburra School Annual Report 2017 Contents

    Inaburra School Annual Report 2017 Contents

    INABURRAFAITH KNOWLEDGE LOVE INABURRA SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2017 CONTENTS THEME ONE A message from key school bodies 2-4 THEME TWO Contextual information about the school and characteristics of the student body 6 THEME THREE Student outcomes in standardized national literacy and numeracy testing 8 THEME FOUR Senior secondary outcomes (student achievement) 10 THEME FIVE Teacher qualifications and professional learning 12 THEME SIX Workforce composition 13 THEME SEVEN Student attendance and retention rates and post-school destinations in secondary schools 14 THEME EIGHT Enrolment policies 15 Guidelines for Enrolment at Inaburra School 16-19 THEME NINE Other school policies 20 THEME TEN School determined priority areas for improvement 22 THEME ELEVEN Initiatives promoting respect and responsibility 24 THEME TWELVE Parent, student and teacher satisfaction 25-26 THEME THIRTEEN Summary financial information 28 B What I value about Inaburra - A safe and caring environment where my children are encouraged and supported to grow as individuals while being caring and respectful to Inaburra Parent others. 1 THEME ONE A MESSAGE FROM KEY SCHOOL BODIES Inaburra is a significant project Mr Tim Bowden tendered his resignation as Principal of Inaburra of Menai Baptist Church (MBC). School, with effect from the end of the 2017 school year as a Together with Inaburra Preschool, consequence of being offered and accepting the Headmastership MBC seeks to minister to the of Trinity Grammar School from the beginning of 2018. A number local community in a relevant of leaving events, with the school community, were held in the final and practical way. Inaburra is a term to celebrate Tim’s seven years at Inaburra and his significant learning community and not just contribution and godly leadership over that time.