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Secondary School Enrolments an Advertising Feature GETTING INTO the GROOVE TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2016 ‒ 23 Secondary school enrolments An advertising feature GETTING INTO THE GROOVE LEFT: House band co-ordinator Lachlan Court with ensemble members, left to right, Gabe Bol, Henry Langman, Flynn Jacobson, Iris Blazely, Joey Haslewood, Kathryn Ford and Sarah Birbeck. ABOVE: Celeste Meincke, left, and Clare Hudson front the Hobart College House Band. HOBART College is gaining a “It’s a real mixed bag, and Market and Kingborough was established to give stu- nised entity in the state that ate something that the stu- stellar reputation for produc- that’s the thing that makes it so Love Living Locally Festival. dents practical industry experi- contributes to the local music dents will take away for the ing fantastic young musicians special. Hobart College Principal ence. scene.” rest of their lives.” thanks to a new-found culture “The House Band aims to Tracy Siedler said of the House Court said this was an excit- Contemporary Music Court said it was not only of collective achievement showcase individual talent as Band: “I don’t know how they ing project, and a good life les- Teacher Peter Hicks said this the students that thrived off among its students and staff. well as being a unison ensem- go to sleep at night. They must son for students. hardworking culture has had a this success, but the teachers. The development of the ble,” he said. “We don’t have a be on such a high at the end of “With the music industry, positive influence upon all stu- “It gives me such a buzz,” he Hobart College House Band set band uniform, but we’ve got a concert. If we feel good lis- you’ve really got to create your dents at the college. said. “It’s something I’m really has been an integral part of a colour scheme, so the stu- tening to it, how must they feel own opportunities and be self- “I think that culture of per- passionate about. It drives me driving student motivation. dents can be as expressive as being part of it? It’s really ener- motivated to be successful, so forming to the best of your to be better in my own teach- House Band Coordinator they want but are still a part of gising.” Olinda Groove Records was ability flows on to other sub- ing practice.” Lachlan Court has been work- the bigger group.” The House Band has not set up for the students to work jects. It’s a real culture of cele- (Article and photography ing hard in leading a diverse The ensemble has built been the only new initiative in and to put energy into.” brating success and doing the by former Hobart College Stu- team of up to 40 students. strong partnerships within the encouraging music student de- Court hopes the label devel- best you can,” he said. dent Simeon Howe, currently Court said the group’s local community, having velopment at Hobart College. ops a widely regarded and “We’ve got the opportunity studying a Bachelor of Arts at inclusive nature was a hall- played at Mona, Elizabeth In 2015, student-run record reputable name. to blend, to meld students from UTAS majoring in Journal- mark of its success. Street Mall, Hobart Twilight label Olinda Groove Records “We want a to be a recog- different backgrounds and cre- ism.) Join the Mount Carmel family in 2017 Enrolments We recognise the intrinsic relationship between for Year 7 student wellbeing, pastoral care and learning. We actively celebrate diversity and encourage NOW a love of learning. Our focus is on small class sizes, a nurturing OPEN environment and experiences beyond the classroom. Scholarship opportunities exist for students entering Year 7 in 2017. The scholarships provide new opportunities, foster passions and encourage excellence. For a copy of our Prospectus and Enrolment and Scholarship Information, please call or visit us at www.mountcarmel.tas.edu.au 361 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay, Enrolment applications close Friday 22nd April, 2016. Tasmania Ph (03) 6216 7900 A Catholic, Kinder to Year 10 school for girls and young boys www.mountcarmel.tas.edu.au V1 - MERE01Z01MA 24 ‒ TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2016 SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENTS TRANSITION MADE EASIER YEAR 7 PROGRAM A WINNER AT last year’s Adolescent Success Conference in Queensland St Virgil’s College year 7 transition program, New Beginnings, won the National Excellence Award. The New Beginnings Pro- gram is the cornerstone of the year 7 transition experience for students entering St Virgil’s College. Director of development Mark Waddington said the foundation for the fully inte- grated program was based on research highlighting that “transition from primary to secondary education has major implications for the learning and social develop- ment of students”. He said in the context of a Catholic boys’ school, noted boys’ educator Ian Lillico identified that boys need to engage with nature, establish a sense of belonging to the school and build relationships with teachers if they were to enjoy a successful transition to the demands of secondary schooling. “Not surprisingly students who experienced a successful transition to secondary school are usually better positioned to overcome the challenges encountered during their later school years,” he said. The sense of belonging and TEAM BONDING: An Amazing Race day, where year 7 boys from St Virgil’s tracked down Lord Mayor Sue Hickey (centre), is part of the New identity is central to the New Beginnings Program introducing the students to the secondary school. Beginnings Program. Year 7 boys participate in My Relational Journey: My Service Journey: The promote better connections four unique learning journeys Featuring a day long Amazing college motto, “By deeds not and relationships between that relate to the values central Race around central Hobart as words” extols all students at year 7 students. Boys partici- to a St Virgil’s education. a member of their Pastoral St Virgil’s College to commit to pate in a range of outdoor and The four journeys are: Care Group and a second day the service of others. Boys are ...students who experienced a aquatic activities including My Spiritual Journey: This working in their House group, involved in work that serves successful transition to secondary mountain biking, bushwalking experience is primarily focused exploring a range of issues the wider community such as and navigation, kayaking, bush upon building a sense of including perceptions, self- Foodbank Australia, St Vin- school are usually better positioned to skills, and abseiling. belonging for the boys through identity, positive self-talk, an cent de Paul and local primary overcome the challenges encountered To find out how your son an introduction into the extended session with year 10 schools. during their later school years can make an amazing transi- history and traditions of St peer support leaders and an My Outdoor Education tion to his secondary edu- Virgil’s College as a Cath- introduction to the Rock and Journey: The primary focus cation, visit stvirgils.tas.edu.au olic school in the Edmund Water resilience and self- of the two day, overnight or phone 6249 64555 to organ- Rice tradition. confidence program. experience is to foster and ise a tour. Cosgrove High School Students enrolled at ENROL NOW FOR 2015/2016 Cosgrove High School enjoy: • Signifcant improvement from Year 7 to 9 NAPLAN results Our K–10 College, located in Cygnet, is proud of providing a learning • Outstanding Literacy & Numeracy extension and environment which contributes to consistent improvements in student support programs learning outcomes; features of this supportive environment include: • Outstanding Industry linked practical programs • A full range of academic subjects. • High achieving English As a Second Language (EAL) Programs • Consistent focus on Literacy & Numeracy programs. At Cosgrove we provide all students with a uniquely personalised • School Wide Positive Behaviour Support. and professional enriched transition into High School. Our strength • Genuine and supportive pastoral care. is our professional capacity to know each of our students and to build upon their primary school successes and achievements. • Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden program. • Trade Training Centre onsite. For all enrolments, please contact the school on 6271 1111 to make an appointment with the Principal. • Performing and Visual Arts program. • New gymnasium & student facilities. • Affordable fee structure and generous rebates. Contact the College Offce for a tour and/or enrolment package via Cosgrove High School phone: (03) 62951 541 or email: [email protected] Department of Education MERE01Z01MA - V1 TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2016 ‒ 25 SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENTS GOOD HEALTH: St Mary’s College has an Introduction to Nursing program for Year 11 and 12 students as part of its curriculum this year. NURSE COURSE AT ST MARY’S IN a first for St Mary’s College, ology, body systems, com- to palliative care through a an understanding of a holistic “In addition to her teaching “There are 15 students a VET Introduction to Nursing munication in healthcare unique education pilot pro- approach to patient centred qualification, Ms Johansson- enrolled in the VET course, program has been added to the settings, moving patients, gram with Calvary Hospital for care,” she said. Wong is also a qualified which compliments their pre- subjects on offer for Year 11 applied first aid training and six lessons. “We all feel privileged to be enrolled nurse, with certifi- tertiary subject selections, with and 12 students in 2016, which health and safety aspects. “There were many personal included in the very first pilot cates in multiple surgical and most of these students hoping includes an exclusive partner- The units covered are all journeys shared and memor- program.” mental health areas,” Ms to pursue a career in the fields ship with Calvary Hospital.
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