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Connections Connecting with the Past, Building the Future Brighton Secondary School Connect ions Connecting with the past, building the future 2011 is another milestone in Brighton’s history: The Volleyball teams competed in their 25th year Phase 1 of the school expansion; the Poppy Rain of participation in the National School’s Cup in of Remembrance ceremony; the 35th anniversary Melbourne in December 2011 and succeeded in of the Special Interest Music program; the 25th winning the Australian Champion School title for anniversary of the Volleyball program and the the 7th time. opening of the Brighton Performing Arts Centre. Perhaps the most moving event in 2011 was the From 2011 to 2014 we shall see the transformation Poppy Rain of Remembrance. In late 2010, after of the existing Library into a two storey 21st century researching his family history and learning of his learning centre with classrooms, staff professional Great Grandfather’s service in WW1, Year 10 development spaces, relocated student services, student, Ryan Wilson, proposed that in memory science laboratories and art space. The southern of the 102,000 service men and women who wing of the Spence building will be demolished died in both World Wars, 102,000 poppies be to bring the new building into proximity with dropped from the sky onto Adelaide. the courtyard so that students may learn in both Following almost 12 months of logistics and indoor and outdoor spaces. The new cafeteria will planning by the school, the Army, the Returned provide a more contemporary service whilst the old Services League and Legacy, Ryan’s vision was canteen becomes additional physical education realized on Remembrance Day at the 11th minute classrooms. The refurbished Hall will become the of the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th home of student reception, staffroom and library month in 2011. An Augusta 109E helicopter whilst the southern wing and current library are released 102,000 poppies onto a Remembrance demolished to make way for the new two-storey Day ceremony on the back oval attended by all 21st century learning centre, constructed during the students, hundreds of people from the local 2013. community and special guests. The event was The music staff and students could not be happier broadcast across Australia and even seen in with the news that phase 2 of the Brighton Finland. Performing Arts Centre has come within the Just to remind you all how the wider community $17.8m budget. The 400 seat Recital Hall will views your alma mater, when the army catafalque be adjacent to the Drama facility opened in May party was marching away from the Remembrance 2011 with the Governor, His Excellency Kevin ceremony, one of the men said, “I wish I had Scarce, in attendance to cut the ribbon with the gone to a school like this.” The response from his Hon. Jay Weatherill, Minister for Education & colleague was, “Me Too. What a great school.” Children’s Services. The event was expertly catered by the Brighton Food and Hospitality students. The 2012 will be a year to remember for old scholars community has made good use of the new facility – it is our 60th anniversary. Many events are being and the drama students have risen to performing in planned to bring the school’s alumni together to a professional theatre. celebrate our great school. Make sure you order your 60th souvenir book early. The 35th anniversary music spectacular at Elder Comments Hall showcased the outstanding talent of 200 Olivia O’Neill, Principal music students and their dedicated staff. The European tour of the Concert Choir in December Principal 2010 was an outstanding success against all measures. I was privileged to travel with them and witness their talent at performances in China, Italy, Switzerland and Japan. FRIENDS OF BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER I ISSUE 16 CONNECTIONS I 2 The aim of the Friends of Brighton Secondary the year will include a volleyball competition, a School is to enhance the connection between music concert and an art show, each featuring those associated with the school in the past, (old old scholars. We urge you to participate in these scholars, teachers, parents and friends) and the celebrations and re-unions. current school community. To assist in this work, past scholars and others are invited to become a A data-base of names and addresses of old life member of the Friends with a $50 donation. scholars, teachers, parents and friends is currently being developed. At present there are over 3000 Most old scholars will remember Sports Day people listed. If you would like to add further and their House, (by colour if not by name). This people to this list, to ensure that they receive further year the House system has been re-invigorated information about activities in 2012, please email with points for achievement throughout the year details to [email protected]. credited to the student’s House. The Friends are proud to sponsor the inaugural House Frances Robertson Shield awards for the three categories – Sports Acting Chairperson Carnivals, Co Curricula, Academic and also the overall House winner. In November, I represented the Friends at the Year 12 Validictory ceremony at the Adelaide Convention Centre. There I presented the Fac Omnia Bene Old Scholars Award to Samantha Tuscharski and I again congratulate her on her achievement. Also to be congratulated is Colin Report 2011 Griffin, this year’s recipient of the Old Scholars Year 11 Award. The first phase of the Performing Arts Centre is now complete and this striking modern building complements the Volleyball Centre on the northern side of the school campus. John Bligh, Diana Boyd and I represented the Friends at the impressive opening performance in May. Unlike the old school hall it has raked seating and is thus more suitable for audience viewing of drama and music productions. The Friends hope that old scholars and friends will support the campaign to raise funds to fit out this building. Brighton Secondary School is one of the schools chosen to receive special development funding to enable an increase in total student enrolment. Members of the Friends committee are very impressed with the architectural plans for new facilities to be located behind the school hall building. The Diamond Anniversary of Brighton Secondary School will be celebrated in 2012. There will be several functions throughout the year culminating with the Dinner on the 10th of November, at the Morphettville Function Centre. Other events during Chairperson FRIENDS OF BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER I ISSUE 16 CONNECTIONS I 3 Reunion YEAR OF 2001 REUNION On the 28th October the students of 2001 organised a reunion which included a tour of Brighton Secondary School and a gathering at the Holdfast Hotel. Students met in the refurbished hall foyer and viewed the new Performing Arts Centre, Volleyball stadium, Weights room and Senior Learning Centre. They reminisced about their time at school and inquired about their past teachers. Those on the tour were Adam Skillitzi, Paul Bologiannis (Cygnet), Melissa Matulka ,nee Zander, Kate Harper(Holdfast), Lauren Swan(Cygnet), Alexis Holland(Cygnet), Elizabeth McLean (Buffalo), Penny Nemeth(Rapid), Bridget O’Reilly, Cheyne Bird(Holdfast), Peter MacKenzie(Buffalo), Craig Siddon, Tom Young(Buffalo), Jessica Kurtzer, Alisa Ayres(Rapid), Kim Graham-Sutton(Buffalo) and Rob Buckly(Cygnet). FRIENDS OF BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER I ISSUE 16 CONNECTIONS I 4 Old Scholars Awards YEAR 11 FRIENDS OF BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL OLD SCHOLARS AWARD COLIN GRIFFIN This award is presented by the Old Scholars of Brighton Secondary School to a Year 11 student who has demonstrated leadership and citizenship qualities in the school community. Colin has demonstrated to his teachers and peers an exemplary level of commitment to study, observance of school policy, involvement in extra-curricular activities and service to the school and wider community. He brings honour to Brighton Secondary School. Colin Griffin Colin is a most worthy recipient of this award in 2011. YEAR 12 FRIENDS OF BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL AWARD SAMANTHA TUSCHARSKI Samantha has demonstrated to a very high degree the school values of cooperation, excellence, fairness, integrity, respect and responsibility. Samantha Tuscharski Dux of the school DeAnne Wilson This certificate is awarded in recognition of the most outstanding level of academic achievement in Year 12 studies in 2010. DeAnne is a very worthy recipient of this prestigious award. DeAnne excelled in all chosen areas of study, achieving a very impressive set of results. DeAnne Wilson The Brighton Secondary School congratulates DeAnne on her excellent achievements. Old Scholars Awards Old Scholars value the ongoing traditions of Brighton and many have indicated a desire to continue their family’s legacy in the school. In 2011 up to five enrolment vacancies have been retained for the sons and daughters of Old Scholars through the Old Scholars’ entry scholarships (unfunded). By 2015 there will be approximately 250 more students than currently enrolled in 2011. The school will be developing a focus on “creative thinking and creative endeavours”. Additional scholarships will be offered to the sons / daughters of old scholars who demonstrate these qualities. These positions are secured through a competitive application process. Application forms are available when the scholarships are advertised in April each year. FRIENDS OF BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER I ISSUE 16 CONNECTIONS I 5 Proudly Celebrating 60 years of Public Education in 2012 Brighton Secondary School will proudly celebrate sixty years of providing public education in 2012. A 60th Anniversary Committee of current staff members was formed to support the Old Scholars Association in planning for this very special year. The group has undertaken to revitalize the 50th Anniversary Gold Book by adding a further ten years to this publication.
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