Principal’s Message As we move swiftly through Term 2 we Team was selected to represent the Hunter Region at the have lots to celebrate. May I begin by State Championships to be played in Wollongong in late congratulating a number of students who have excelled in May. Well done, Harrison! their chosen sports, some of which are school sports and others that are community based. Congratulations also to Ashlie Fisher (11), Kelsey Lee (11) and Gabrielle Clement (11) who were selected to be part of Congratulations to Samantha Hallett (8) who won the NSW the backstage crew for Starstruck. Well done girls! Junior Life Saver of the Year. Well done, Samantha! Another exciting opportunity has been opened up to Elise Congratulations also to Jordan Salt (8) who has been se- Jensen (10) who has been successful in the first round of lected by Football Federation Australia to join the Australian the Featured Artist auditions for the NSW DEC Schools Northern Skills Acquisition Football Squad for the most Spectacular and will now proceed to the first live call back talented 12 year old footballers in Northern NSW. Reece audition. Good luck Elise. If your performances during the Pettit (8) has also been chosen to tour Japan as part of the MAD Teen Review are an indication, we will see you in Under 14’s International Football Tournament through the STARSTRUCK. Northern NSW Football selection process. Well done Jordan and Reece. It’s been a huge few weeks for the Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) Faculty with the highly successful MAD Teen Still on Football, congratulations to Isabel Cootes (11) and Review and the fantastic success of three school bands, Reece Papadimitrios (10) who have been chosen as elite “September Chase”, “Days Diminished” and “The Episets” athletes to join the 2012 NSW Institute of Sport Football who were accepted into the finals of the Youthrock 2012 Squad. Well done Isabel and Reece! What an opportunity! competition. The Episets progressed to the State Grand Final - the top 10 in NSW - and received two awards, the A very special congratulations to Jack Williams (12) who “Carlingford Music Award” and “Special Finalist Award”. has been selected to represent Australia in the Ukraine in They won 8 hours recording time in a professional Sydney the Australian Paralympic Football Team, the “Pararoos”. recording studio, 8 hours rehearsal time at a Sydney re- Well done Jack - a dream come true! We are so proud of hearsal studio and a range of new musical instruments and your achievements! accessories.Thank you for the fantastic commitment and support of our Music teachers including Mr Chris English. Changing codes, congratulations to Harrison Welsh (9) Well done Thomas Palmer, Cameron Selby, Lloyd Jarrett, who represented the Hunter High School Sports Associa- Callan Douchkov, Barney Sheargold (all Year 12) and Elise tion in the Under 15 Australian Rules Football exchange in Jensen (10). Newcastle in late April. From the games a Northern NSW ______Warners Bay High School 1 “Quality Education for All” ______Advanced information for your diaries: we have booked Deputy Principal’s Report Celia Lashlie again on Wednesday evening, 27 June to con- duct a parent workshop from 7.00 pm - 9.00 pm addressing Year 7 Focus Days “the world of adolescent boys and what they need from us, the adults in their lives. “ Researcher and social justice I was lucky enough to attend the Year 7 Focus Days at Mor- advocate Celia is the author of two best-selling books. Her riset in the first week of this term. The Year Advisers, Chris first book, “The Journey to Prison: Who goes and why?” English and Ashley Forbes, did a wonderful job organising was published in 2002 and was followed in 2005 by the these days, and workshops run by Mrs Brown and Mrs hugely successful “He’ll Be OK: Growing Gorgeous Boys Curran were well received. The students’ participation and into Good Men”, a book based on the Good Man Project enthusiasm were excellent, and there were many smiles at she undertook in 25 boys’ schools in New Zealand. the end of both days. I ran a workshop with the boys on our school policy on “Preventing and Responding to Student Celia will also present a series of workshops on Wednesday Bullying”, and Mrs Curran ran a similar workshop with the for Year 9 boys. Last year the feedback was so positive girls. Students should have taken home a copy of our policy from Year 9 boys that we have chosen to run this again to and I invite any parents who would like to talk more about hopefully make a difference for boys when they are making that policy and how we handle harassment and bullying to choices about their behaviour. ring me at the school.

In mid May I will be representing the NSW International Personal Property at School. Students Centre on a marketing “mission” for seven days to Japan to promote NSW Government schools, (including Understandably, students often wish to bring their own Warners Bay High School). I will also meet the Hakodate property to school. Often these are expensive personal students who will be enrolling in Kotara, Lake Macquarie, items such as i-pods, phones and skateboards. Occasion- Lambton, Whitebridge and Warners Bay High Schools for ally these items are lost or stolen. This year we have had three months commencing in June. I will hopefully catch up only two thefts reported; a wallet was taken from the change with students who have previously attended our school as rooms, and a skateboard was taken from my office, where exchange students. Part of my role in Japan is to deliver a students often leave scooters and other personal equipment. number of lessons. Thank you most sincerely to Ellen James I was very disappointed that the skateboard was taken. It (11), Mr Michael Kondov (CAPA) and Mrs Julie Cupitt (SASS) was decorated with green and black lightning stripes, and I who have helped put my Power Point and promotional ma- would like parents to check on any stray skateboards which terials together, as well as the languages staff for their great may have been left at their homes. Obviously the boy who ideas. I hope my lessons go well! In my absence, Mr Best owns the skateboard was very upset. will be relieving Principal. The school does not have any insurance to cover theft or In summary, thank you for your ongoing support. damage of either student or teacher private property. Parents are advised that students bring their own property to school Dr Sharon Parkes at their own risk. Principal Neil Best Deputy Principal

P & C Meeting

The next Warners Bay High School P & C AGM Meeting will be held on Tuesday, 22 May, 2012 Drinks and nibbles at 7.00 pm Meeting commences 7.30 pm in H1

building on the right - the first as you come into the Gate 1 Car Park (closest to the round-a-bout on Hillsborough Road)

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Year 7 Focus Day 2012

______Warners Bay High School 3 “Quality Education for All” ______CAPA The CAPA Faculty presented a wonder- Charlotte Gisbey Lachlan Selby ful Music/Drama extravaganza, Mad Chris Henderson Barney Sheargold Teen Revue, in the second week of this term. It was a wonderful success and a Kate Holmes Corey Sills credit to the clever staff and students in- Maddison Hull Conor Skujins volved. A very big thank you to all who Lloyd James David Slater supported this event, especially Mrs Jordyn Jennings Mitchell Sutton Monk, Mr Forbes, Mr English and Mrs Fairhall. The show was fantastic and every student involved put their heart and Elise Jensen Edward TeBay soul into each performance, providing the audience with Chelsea Johns Amy Theodoridis a wonderful insight into the talent and enthusiasm of the Charlotte Johnson Danny Thornton Warners Bay High School Creative Arts students. Hannah Kelly-Moore Adam Tisdell I would also like to extend a thank you to the parents Kelsey Kisina Jackson Vaughan and families who attended the performances, and the Esin Kus Holly Ward wonderful staff from other faculties who supported us so Emily Lane Kate Wawn wholeheartedly. Bella Lason-Woolley Alex Winner Thank you to Mrs Grant, Mr McKay, Mrs Hart, Ms Dal Jemma Lawrence Jarred Yates Zotto, Mr White, Mr Best, Mrs Drummond, Mr Husband, Kelsey Lee Shannon Yates Mrs Cupitt and the fabulous office ladies, Mrs Christoffelz and her canteen ladies, and the Visual Arts and Drama The Visual Arts staff has introduced the Artist of the Month staff. As always, it was a team effort! this year and we have had two winners so far. They are Tas Saggers of Year 9 and Alex Winner of Year 12. The students I must also extend a very big thank you to Brown Sugar are selected by the Visual Arts staff and a win is reflec- at Bay Views for their very generous donation of a $100 tive of high achievement in all aspects of the course. All gift voucher to their restaurant. This wonderful support from Visual Arts, Ceramics, and Photography and Digital Media a local business was greatly appreciated and was the only students are eligible and the winners receive a certificate response to over 30 requests for sponsorship from the local and an itunes voucher. Warners Bay High has a very strong business community. It was very successful and was raffled artistic tradition and achieves excellent results in Visual Arts at the door of our final performance raising over $400. at all stages. With this in mind Tas and Alex are to be highly Congratulations to Mrs McNabb and family on winning this commended on their achievements. fabulous prize. Our school vocal group won the inaugural Choral Fest at The cast,crew and helpers were: Lake Macquarie Performing Arts Centre at the beginning of Term 2 and achieved further success when they participated Gemma Anderson Morgan Lewis in the IN Concert at the Sydney Town Hall where they Susan Baxter Roger Ly were one of 3 Hunter Region schools to participate in this James Baxter Sarah Macpherson inaugural event. The students had the creative privilege of Elyn Boyle Joseph McCann singing in a mass choir of over 500 voices to an audience of over 1,000 people. This was a fantastic opportunity and Madison Braithwaite Emma McKenzie will provide great momentum to the choir and the students Erin Bromley Iona McNab as individuals. Liam Burnett Emily McNab Bianca Byrnes Joelene Menezes Mr Forbes has worked tirelessly with these young singers and it is wonderful to see them achieve success. We also Amy Cavanough India Monaghan had our first “Twilight Concert” in Week 2 of this term Tim Clare Amy Morris where our Concert and Jazz Bands, under the direction of Gabrielle Clement Lauren Moulton Mr Chris English, performed for parents and the community. Grace Congdon Georgia O’Sullivan Our Choral groups, JV and Wolfgang also performed and it was a wonderful evening. More Twilight concerts will be Tyler Cosgrove Ellen Richards held later in the year. Jarrod Diamond Adriana Romani Liam Dixon Katherine Roworth STARSTRUCK is nearly upon us with Warners Bay High Callan Douchkov Alex Rye School represented in dance, choir and solo performances. I encourage parents to make the effort to see this wonderful Rachael Dunlop Kayla Salt showcase of talent from schools across the Hunter. Tickets Ashlie Fisher Jessica Schembri are available online or at the Entertainment Centre. James Gannaway Brendan Schrader ______Warners Bay High School 4 “Quality Education for All” ______

MAD TEEN REVIEW 2012

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Our soloists and instrumentalists are: Barnier, “Days Diminished”, featuring Jordan Jennings and “The Episets” featuring Year 12 students Tom Palmer, Lloyd David Slater (Year 10) - Orchestra (Piano/Flute) Jarrett, Callan Douchkov and Elise Jensen of Year 10.

Elise Jensen (Year 10) - Featured Vocalist “The Episets” progressed to the State Grand Final, where the top ten bands in NSW performed. The band won the Codi Pollock (Year 10) - Featured Vocalist Carlingford Music Award, and the Special Finalist Award. These awards came with 8 hours of recording time in Lachlan Fisher (Year 10) - Bass Player in Band a professional Sydney studio, 8 hours rehearsal time at a Sydney studio and a selection of new instruments and music Lachlan Baita (Year 10) - Guitarist in Band equipment. This is a fabulous achievement and the success of these bands was due in no small way to the dedication Our dancers are: and expertise offered to them by Mr English. Thanks also to Mr Forbes for his continued support and supervision. Bec Alder Rhian Ostle Lucy Beaven Erika Partridge Lastly but by no means least I would like to extend our con- Jo Golding Georgia Rolla gratulations to Mr Michael Kondov on his appointment as a Sabina Gomboso Jessica Schembri permanent classroom teacher at Newcastle High School. Mr Kondov will start his appointment at the beginning of Term Emily Jeffs Peyton Stevenson 3 and we will miss him greatly. Kirsten Marsh Jade Thompson Amy Meier Natalie Williams Mrs Trudy Farmer India Monaghan Bethany Woodhouse HT CAPA Jarrah Webster Our choir members are:

Emma McKenzie-Low (11) India Monaghan (10) Lloyd James (8) Jessica Schembri (10) Thomas Palmer (12) Roger Ly (9) Adam Tisdell (7) Susan Baxter (12) Sarah Stocker (11) Kate Wawn (8) Joelene Menezes (8) Jordyn Jennings (10) James Spenser (8) Jarred Yates (10) Erin Bromley (7) Morgan Lewis (9) Esin Kus (7) Adriana Romani (8) Grace Congdon (7) Rachael Dunlop (7) Shannon Yates (8) Georgia O’Sullivan (7) Bella Lason-Woolley (7) Holly Ward (8) Sarah McPherson (8) James Baxter (8) Jakobi Stegh (8) Nathan Robertson (8) Emily McNab (7) Elise Jensen (10)

A very big thank you to Mrs Grant for dance, and Mr Forbes and Mrs Fairhall for choir. Participation in STARSTRUCK requires enormous effort from staff, students and parents and their efforts are very much appreciated by the faculty and the whole school.

There has also been the wonderful success of our school rock bands at the annual Youthrock competition held in the last week of last term and the school holidays. Our school has had a history of success in this competition and this year was no exception. Three of our school bands reached the State Finals. They were “September Chase”, featuring Year 10 students Lachlan Fisher, Lachlan Baita and Luke ______Warners Bay High School 6 “Quality Education for All” ______

STUDENTS SOLVE with them. Mark Peters and Hamish Broad- WORLD ISSUES hurst-Tynan rep- On 28 April Warners Bay High School sent two teams of resented Russia students to Muswellbrook to attend the Model United Na- and persuaded tions Assembly (MUNA). MUNA is a Rotary program where other countries students from across Australia compete by representing a to disable their country and debating United Nations resolutions from the nuclear weapons point of view of that country. Samuel Bevan and Jackson whilst keeping Vaughan represented Switzerland and used their power of their own. Some being the world’s bank to persuade other countries to agree of the resolutions debated were on nuclear weapons, human rights and economic issues. Ironically, Russia won one of the two prizes at MUNA which was the Peace Prize. This is the first time Warners Bay High School has won a prize at MUNA. Both teams thoroughly enjoyed themselves and will hopefully attend next year.

By Mark Peters

Over the last six years I have had the pleasure of taking Warners Bay High students to represent our school in a debate of world issues. These student not only give up their Friday and Saturday to participate, but spend weeks prepar- ing their position on world issues from the point of view of the country they are representing. I congratulate these four boys and commend their achievements.

Mrs Helen Winter HT History

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SOCIAL SCIENCE - “The best part was the food, costumes and raising money for our sponsor child. It was fun to watch people’s faces Harmony Day when they saw our costumes. ” Roger Ly On Wednesday 21March we celebrated Harmony Day at “The best part for me was dressing up and having a Warners Bay High School. It’s a day when all Australians laugh with my friends.” Emily Morgan can celebrate our cultural diversity. “I enjoyed dressing up and delivering teachers’ lunch The day is also the United Nation’s International orders, though it was embarrassing when my friends Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and saw me.” Caitlin McFarlane an opportunity to celebrate what makes each Aus- tralian unique and share what we have in common. “It was really a fun day, the food was nice and so were the people selling it.” Libby Nelson To celebrate Harmony Day this year, Social Science and members of the Year 9 International Studies class organised “The best part was the atmosphere, everyone was en- lunch in the MPC featuring food vendors from around the joying themselves and it was really good to see people world. Students and teachers alike were able to enjoy a involved making an effort to support Harmony Day. gozleme, Dutch pancakes, apple fritters and Italian ices. The food was amazing and gave us an insight into what food is like around the world and experience different Students enjoyed the Cultural Dress Competition where cultures.” Keira Blatchford we dressed up as someone from a different culture, and the lucky winner was Will Mitchell from 7C, who received a double pass to the cinema.

Tribal Drumming Lessons were offered by the talented Mr A certificate of appreciation was presented to the Year 9 In- Forbes, Mrs Fairhall and Mr English. The drumming added ternational Students: Keira Blatchford, Jade Buckley, Tahlia to the atmosphere and a large number of students enjoyed Henry, Emily Hewitt, Laetitia Heron, Swati Kapoor, Roger filling the space with music. Ly, Caitlin McFarlane, Emily Morgan, Libby Nelson, Jake Shoesmith, Grace Stanhope, Christen Swales and Lachlan Students comments: White. These students gave up their own time to ensure Harmony Day events ran smoothly.

The day was a success, the food was great, students had fun and the vendors commended our students on their manners and behaviour.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the students who came to join the Harmony Day celebrations and the staff who all made an effort to purchase their lunch through the Harmony Day vendors, thus helping to make the day a success.

Ms D.Weston Year 9 International Studies students - Keira, Roger and Libby

Will MItchell - Year 7 Tribal drumming - thanks to CAPA Cultural______Dress Winner Ms D Weston & Chelsea Johns - Year 12 Warners Bay High School 8 “Quality Education for All” ______

from many students vying for this prestigious scholarship. LANGUAGES The students from Hakodate that we have hosted in the past Bilingualism have been lovely people who have contributed greatly to the Japanese lessons and the school as a whole. We are “Speaking two languages rather than just one has obvious looking forward to meeting Yuki and Ryo this year. Thanks practical benefits in an increasingly globalized world. But to the Johnson family, Yuki has already found a welcoming in recent years, scientists have begun to show that the home however we are still looking for one for Ryo. Reading advantages of bilingualism are even more fundamental his letter I can see that he is a sports, manga and Harry Pot- than being able to converse with a wider range of people. ter fan. He was captain of the baseball team in junior high Being bilingual, it turns out, makes you smarter. It can have school. There must be a baseball or manga loving family in a profound effect on your brain, improving cognitive skills our community who could look after him for Term 3 (and not related to language and even shielding against dementia get paid for doing so)! Please contact Mrs Sherwood if that in old age.” NY Times. March 2012 is you.

French Update: We also welcome back Eri Takeuchi for her fourth year with us. She is convening Café Jagaimo (potato) where students French is thriving in our classrooms. Thanks to Madame converse in Japanese on a different topic every week in a Mazri, our students are getting a taste of Paris, its’ language relaxed atmosphere. Welcome back Eri! P.S. you’ll have to and its’ customs. Even better, 35 students from Warners Bay ask Year 11 Japanese students why Café Potato…. High School will be discovering this for themselves and get- ting a real taste of Paris when we leave for France on 20th Chinese Connection September! More tastings coming up: Today’s educators must try to envisage the future somewhat • Regional Year 10 French Activity Day at the and try to predict what will be prerequisites to a fulfill- University of Newcastle with news on French ing vocation for our students. It is not hard to see what courses, scholarships, free French morning tea, is happening in our corner of the world (S.E. Asia). Every petanque and Star Academy (French Idol); day we are becoming more and more tied to Asia. China recently has overtaken Japan as the world’s second largest • France Trip 2012 Parent Meeting on Thursday economy. The Asian economy will equal Europe’s by 2015. 14 June; At the same time, more people will be communicating on Facebook in Chinese than English. (Now that scares me….). • Year 7 French will have their traditional Patis- serie Day in Week 7; “Despite the strong growth of English as a second language in China, a knowledge of Chinese will be increasingly vital • Year 8 French will be visiting Coco Monde in to people and countries doing business or cultural exchange, Darby Street in Week 8; and or tourism with China.” The Australian December 2010.

• Years 9 and 10 French will be cooking some Luckily some of our students have already caught this wave patisseries with Monsieur Christian Breton in and this year will see our first group of students complete Term 3. Oh la la! their HSC with Chinese on their certificate.

Stay tuned next Bulletin for news on the French students we How did you go in the Asia knowledge quiz? will host this year. Lynne Sherwood - Head Teacher LOTE Japanese Update:

Once every five years we have the opportunity to attend a performance of “Sadako”. This year 100 students of Japa- nese in Years 7 and 8 will travel into Newcastle on Friday 8 June. This play is based on a child’s perspective of WW2 in Hiroshima and her journey with her friends. This is sym- bolised in Japan with Sadako’s statue in Hiroshima and the tradition of placing 1000 origami cranes on it.

This year twenty students from Year 10 Japanese will travel to Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Miyajima in September. Hopefully they will be able to place some cranes on the statue for us.

Two students from Hakodate will be joining us for Term 3. Both Yuki Hayakawa (F) and Ryo Sai (M) have been selected ______Warners Bay High School 9 “Quality Education for All” ______

Careers In Careers Term 2 is always exciting and eventful. There are a number of major career events taking place. Students or parents should contact Mr Alexander or Mr White if they have any questions relating to events or programs being run through the school.

Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Careers Expo – Year 10 Excursion

The Newcastle Lake Macquarie Careers and Training Expo is an annual event, (managed by Career Links), which connects people to career options, enabling them to make informed decisions about their future. The Expo is the larg- est event of its kind in the region, attracting over 100 local to ask questions that are related to their own specific career and interstate exhibitors. interests. From leading education and training providers, to some Quality Learning Expo (QLE) of the Hunter’s largest employers, the Career and Training Expo provides a unique opportunity for visitors to speak This program was launched at the start of this term with a face-to-face with a variety of organisations and discuss special formal assembly. QLE provides all Year 10 students available career and training options. Year 10 students will with an interview situation where they respond to an inter- be attending this event on Friday, 18 May. view panel, comprised of a Year 9 student, a community member and a WBHS staff member. Students bring work Year 10 WBHS Mini Careers Expo & Subject samples/assessment tasks or projects to the interview o dem- Selection Night onstrate their learning and to reflect on where their learning might take them in the future. This year a special portfolio This event will take place on Tuesday 29 May (Week 6) has been designed and produced specifically for Warners between 6.30pm – 8.30pm. The evening is designed to as- Bay High students. The $10 Careers fee goes toward paying sist Year 10 students and their parents to choose subjects for this. We ask that students pay this fee soon so that we for Years 11 and 12. WBHS Teachers and Head Teachers can distribute all of the materials needed for their interview will provide information about specific courses on offer next early. Thank you to those who have already paid. year. In addition, other organisations will provide informa- tion and answer questions about courses and future career Work Experience options (eg the University of Newcastle, ADF, Newcastle Careers Information Service… etc.). Many Year 10 students have taken the opportunity to partici- pate in the school’s Work Experience program. This has been A number of speakers will provide important information a great success this year with many very positive comments about the structure and rules relating to Preliminary and made by employers and our Year 10 students. Information HSC courses. Enquiries should be directed to Mr White. about Work Experience can be obtained through MOODLE or by contacting us in the Careers room. This year specific WBHS Careers News – May Issue weeks have been allocated for work experience to avoid clashes with tests and assessment tasks. Students should All Year 10 students have had an eight page career news look at their yellow “2012 ROSA Assessment Calendar” be- magazine emailed to their school account. We urge all stu- fore organising their dents to read this as it will provide them with an insight into work experience. career options. It is also important to be aware of dates for courses, apprenticeships and open days provided by various Mr C Alexander organisations. Careers Adviser Year 10 Subject Selection Careers Seminars

These seminars have commenced this term and are de- signed to prepare students for Year 11/HSC subject selec- tions occurring later this term. Every Year 10 student will have participated in these seminars by Week 8. In small groups students discuss their career aspirations and are given information about HSC guidelines, TAFE, Uni and ATAR, apprenticeships/traineeships and other post school training and employment options. Students are encouraged ______Warners Bay High School 10 “Quality Education for All” ______

What’s Happening in Year 9 Information & Software Tech omputing Students have been using their Netbooks to create a variety TAS C ? of practical projects this year. Microsoft Access has been Year 7 TAS: Computing used to produce a database for a car yard business. Adobe Photoshop has been used to produce brilliant graphic de- Mr Ford’s Year 7 students have been learning computer sign projects such as magazine covers, identification cards aided drawing techniques, using various types of software, for a video rental store and various flyers. such as Google Sketchup and Prodesktop. Year 10 Information & Software Tech Mrs Mangovski’s Year 7 students have been learning about internet safety and completing their “All About Me” projects Year 10 students have recently finished their first assess- using interactive slideshow software, called Prezi. This term ment task, producing a website for a Newcastle based students will be creating electronic e-cards using Adobe Music Festival. They produced all of their own graphics Flash. If time allows, they will be introduced to computer including logos, website backgrounds and buttons. Students programming concepts using Scratch and Kodu software. have been improving their HTML programming language skills. The time and effort Year 10 has put into producing Year 8 TAS: Computing this festival website is outstanding. They also utilized the graphics tablet, scanner and Adobe Photoshop to produce Mrs Mangovski’s students have been working hard on their their graphic design material such as logos. “Lame Joke and Fractured Comic” projects. This task famil- iarises students with cloud computing solutions for image editing and storytelling. Basic Adobe Photoshop skills and planning techniques are used to develop students’ creativity and communication skills.

Bethany Woodhouse Bailey Hure

Comic virtual classroom with student designed avatars

Year 9 Graphics Technology Michael Thomas

In addition to traditional technical drawing skills, our Year 9 Graphics students began learning to use a 3D Computer Aided Design Software called Google Sketchup. This is a fantastic program available on all DER laptops. This term students will work on perfecting these skills to create more complex 3D objects. In the coming weeks, Year 9 Graphics students will also begin designing graphics for their own Mitchell Dunlop computer games.

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Year 11 Design & Tech

Students are currently working on their second assessment task to produce packaging material for a food based product. They have been producing a series of design ideas through freehand sketches. They then used the scanner, mouse or graphics tablet to computerise their ideas. Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator have been utilized to enhance their designs. Students have created wonderful packaging.

Year 11 Software Design Students

After spending all of first term hitting the books and study- ing for an exam, Year 11 students are now beginning their first project based assessment task. They will be planning, designing and programming their own puzzle based games using Microsoft Small Basic as their development environ- ment. We’re looking forward to seeing their applications live online at the end of this term!

Year 12 Software Design Students

Beginning in Term 2, Year 12 students are researching and planning their Major Project for their HSC. Students are al- lowed to choose their own concepts, which thus far have included game development using C# and Flash Action script as their programming languages

Room upgrades

Recently the D18 computer room has been upgraded with new Lenovo computers. Students have benefited from these improvements and have produced some outstanding work in the last few months. Thank you to Mr Clinton Voigt for installing the new computers and software. Special thanks to a few Year 10 boys who assisted Mr Voigt. All comput- ers have Microsoft Windows 7 and Office, Adobe Master Collection CS5, Sony Vegas and Acid Pro, combined with a variety of other software.

Also, D19 has been painted and new blinds installed. Thank you to Mr White and the maintenance staff for organising this.

Time to Update Your Contacts List.

Several TAS staff members have had name changes recently:

Previous Name Name Change Subjects Taught Ms Wendy Mrs Wendy CAFS, Textiles & School Ties Brooks Jones Technology Mandatory are for sale at the School Office for those students / parents who need to make an urgent purchase outside Mrs Nina Uniform Shop hours. Ms Nina Textiles & Design Parker- Kennedy Technology School ties must be worn to all formal assemblies and Kennedy on excursions where students are expected to wear their uniform. Ms Carly Mrs Carly Food Technology & Saunders Hart Technology Mandatory $20 cash, cheque or credit card only - no EFTPOS available.

Cheques to made out to Daylight Sportswear Pty Ltd.

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TROUBLE GETTING THE KIDS TO Electric bike festival DO THEIR HOMEWORK???? Do you have an old electric bicycle that you do not use? Kmart sold a couple of different models about five years ago. We are starting a team to enter the Hunter Valley Festival – ....WBHS HAS THE ANSWER!!! an event where school teams build an electric bike and race it around a track at Cameron Park. To keep costs down we would like to have some donations from the school com- munity. If you have an electric bike or some parts that could Homework Help be used in the construction of the bike we would love to hear from you. We would like to get started on construction Learning Hub within a fortnight. If you have any experience or would like to share your expertise that would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Phil Thompson on the Science staff through the runs from 3:20 – 5:20pm, school or email him at [email protected] Tuesday and Thursday afternoons between weeks 2 and 9 each term except Term 4 when it finishes in week 6.

It is available for students on a show up and take advantage basis. Afternoon tea is provided.

Students may use the time for quiet study and use of library facilities, to get help with homework or to go over work from class. Mr Briggs, who provides tutoring support to the school will be running a Junior Work, Study and Time Management Skills course during Homework Help over the next few weeks. He will run a similar course at a senior student level next term.

Homework Help is supervised by our dedicated School WBHS Garden Project Learning Support staff, assisted by volunteer education students from the University of Newcastle and senior Success WBHS students. It has developed a wonderful commu- nity atmosphere where students from all years can help This term a vegetable garden was established next to the each other out. Often the younger students can take MPC. The project was undertaken by a group of Warners advantage of the first hand knowledge that our older Bay High School students with the help and guidance of students have of various assignments and assessment Warners Bay Community Gardening and Job Quest. Thanks tasks. to everyone for their hard work and for helping us The Learning Hub is an area where the school welcomes make better use of our the input and assistance of the community. If you are school environment. able to lend a hand with Homework Help it would be greatly appreciated. Often the students just need assis- tance to interpret a question. The more help, support and involvement we can offer, the better for all.

Please email [email protected] or leave a message with our administration staff on 49549488 to register your interest. Senior students wishing to vol- unteer can contact Mrs Teagle (CAPA) or Mrs Conroy (SLSO).

As the Homework Help Learning Hub is partially funded by our wonderful P&C, this service is free to all students. ______Warners Bay High School 13 “Quality Education for All” ______

BECOME A VOLUNTEER HOST FAMILY Head Teacher Welfare The Department of Education and Communities policy on World Education Program (WEP) is inviting you health care and administration requires parents to inform to experience another culture in your own the school of the child’s need for a health care action plan. home by becoming a volunteer host family to Health care plans are only required for students who have an international student arriving in July 2012. serious or potentially life threatening conditions. These Students from Italy, Belgium and The Netherlands include asthma, anaphylaxis and any other serious health are looking forward to experiencing life in needs. Students with mild to moderate health care needs do Australia, making new friends and becoming a not require a health care plan unless requested by parents. member of an Australian family. If you have a child with anaphylaxis, asthma or any other Find out more! serious health care needs and have not informed the school, Don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity and I am available to make appointments to develop the appro- contact WEP today to receive a full information priate plans. Students who already have health care plans pack for your family. may also require an updated version and you are welcome to contact the school. Chantel Woods Inbound Exchange Administrator Students with anaphylaxis need to have an epipen available Phone: 1300 884 733 at the Front Office as well as one in their bag if necessary Email: [email protected] and directed by your doctor. Online: www.wep.org.au Thank you,

Joanne Riley

We are excited to be taking part in the Head Teacher Welfare

2012 Woolworths Earn & Learn program.

Last year, we were able to purchase some great resources with the points we earned, thanks to you.

From now until 1 July 2012, you can collect stickers at Wo- oloworths that go towards Earn & Learn points. For every $10 you spend at Woolworths (excluding the purchase of tobacco, liquor and gift cards), you will receive a sticker. These stickers can then be given to your children to collect on a special sticker card. Once it is completed, they can simply bring it back here to school or you can drop them into your local Woolworths collection box.

The more points we earn, the more we can redeem from a choice of over 7,000 educational resources including mathematics and English resources, art & craft materials and much, much more!

We are grateful for your support and look forward to a suc- cessful program. If you have any questions, please ask at School or visit the Woolworths website www.woolworths. com.au/earnandlearn.

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Chess and Checkers at WBHS Warners Bay High School School Team in NSW Junior Chess League Knockout Competition P & C Association Our School Team has only one player The next meeting of the Warners Bay High School P & C from last year’s very successful team. Association will be held in room H1 on Tuesday 22 May at We have played two matches this year 7.00pm for a 7.30pm start. At 7.00pm we will again start in the State Knockout Competition. In with some social time where everyone can talk over a drink Round 1 we played Whitebridge High and something to eat. School in a home match. This match finished a 2-2 draw, but we unfortunately lost on count-back. This loss put us It was encouraging to see such a great roll up at the AGM in into the “Second Place Draw”. We played St Mary’s at March and even better having people enthusiastically vol- Gateshead in the second round. We won this match 3.5 to unteering to get involved by taking on a position. I would 0.5 (with the half points coming from a match that ended like to thank all the outgoing position holders for their work up a stalemate). Congratulations to all the players in our over the last twelve months and welcome the new execu- team. We wish them luck for future matches. Our team is tive. Your P&C Executive for 2012 is: comprised of: Hamish Broadhurst-Tynan (10), Corey Sills (10), Mitchell Dunlop (10) and Lloyd James (8). President - Phillip Jones

Chess and Checkers Competitions Vice President - Janine Chock

These competitions are coming to the interesting part of Jill Lenton the season. A Round Robin competition has been played for each division. Finals playoffs start on 15 May. These Secretary - Shayne Worthington competitions have been played in excellent spirit. There are quite a few students who are picturing how the major Minute Secretary - Jodi Booth Perpetual Trophy would look with their name on it. All our previous School Champions for both Chess and Checkers Treasurer - Tonia McKenzie-Low have now left our school, so each trophy will have a new Champion’s Name this year. I look forward to working with the new executive to ensure we are able to continue to provide additional faculty re- Divisions are: sources not normally available to the school.

Chess - Championship, Intermediate and Beginners. We will be continuing our series of presentations at our monthly meetings. We would like to welcome a member Checkers – Yr 11, Yr 10, Yr 9, Yr 8, Yr 7. These division of the PD/H/PE faculty who will be doing a presentation. winners will play off for our overall School Checkers Why not come and use this opportunity to get additional Champion. information about school programs and get to know the Principal, some of the school executive and other parents in the relaxed atmosphere of a P&C meeting.

The canteen, which is the P&C’s main income source, has been running smoothly. Donations from the canteen en- abled the P&C to fulfill its second term commitment early. This brings our total school donation so far to $30,000. I would like to thank Wendy and the dedicated volunteers for their efforts. If you have a free day once a month, why not volunteer on the canteen. New volunteers are always welcome.

We look forward to your continued support and hope to see you at our next meeting.

Phillip Jones 2012 WBHS Chess Team President

L-R: Ms Bright (Team Co-ordinator), Lloyd James, Hamish Broadhurst-Tynan, Corey Sills and Mitchell Dunlop. ______Warners Bay High School 15 “Quality Education for All” ______

Dear Parents / Carers from Warners Bay High and the WBHS Local Management Group - Valentine, Warners Bay, Biddabah and Eleebana Public Schools.

You are invited to join us for a seminar

by International

Bestseller and

Storywriter Celia Lashlie

Celia will be presenting a 2 hour seminar with the theme: The world of adolescent boys and what they need from us, the adults in their lives. Wednesday, 27 June 2012 7.00 - 9.00 pm MPC Warners Bay High School

about Celia Lashlie ... Researcher and Social Justice Advocate Celia Lashlie is the author of two best-sell- ing books. Her first book The Journey to Prison: Who goes and why? was published in 2002 and was followed in 2005 with the hugely successful He'll be OK: Grow- ing Gorgeous Boys into Good Men, a book based on the Good Man Project she under- took in 25 boys' schools in New Zealand.

website: www.celialashlie.co.nz

______Warners Bay High School 16 “Quality Education for All” ______Sport Report Open Girls’ Basketball Our Open Girls’ Basketball played against Morrisett High in the first round, where they recorded a comfortable win. They then went on to play in a Gala Day where they were defeated in the first round. However, they bounced back to play a second game which they won easily.

Well done to all the girls who played their hearts out and a big thank you to parents for their support.

Open Boys’ Basketball The team consisted of Brittany Wood, Mikeala Wood, Kiara The Open Boys’ Basketball team played Nespeca, Bec Alder, Sabina Gomboso, Mikayla Kruk, Isobel in a Gala Day during Term One, where Cootes and Mikayla Ryan. they easily defeated three teams, Mus- wellbrook, Tomaree and Maitland. This Years 9 and 10 Boys’ Touch placed them in the top two of the Hunter Region, A play off had to be held to find out our finishing The boys competed in a Gala day in position, as the two top teams from the Hunter Region were which they progressed thru to the semi to go into the Top 32 of the State. Final. As with the girls, they came up against Tomaree High. This game was We came up against Hunter Sports High School, and unfor- very entertaining with the boys tying the tunately we went down 53-52 in the dying seconds of the game up at full time. The game then went to a golden try game. and unfortunately we went down. A great effort was made by all the boys. Well Done! Although the boys were devastated, they have another bite of the cherry as they have received a bye in the final thirty two teams and have moved into the final sixteen of the state. We have to play the winning team of the North Coast Region before 15 June.

We wish them luck in the upcoming road trip. The team consists of Daniel Borbajo, Heath Lukas, Mathew Skinner, James Chen, Linton Russell, Riley Russell, Liam Beeton, Riley Beeton and Jacob Rauch.

A big thank you must go to the parents of these boys who make each and every game a joy to coach with all of their support, not only on the sideline, but helping out with scor- Years 9 And 10 Girls’ Touch ing as well. Our team went to a Gala Day and competed against all of Congratulations also to Daniel and Jacob who were selected the schools within our Region. They played three games, in the Hunter team to represent at the CHS earlier this term. going down in one, which left them in the semi final. They came up against Tomaree High School. Unfortunately in a very close game they went down.

Well done to all the girls and a thank you to parents for their support on the sidelines.

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Swimming Twenty of our students then went on to compete at the Regional Carnival, with many of them recording personal Well, what a year we have had with bests. The students going through to compete at State early swimming. Our school carnival was next term will be announced in the coming weeks. well attended with over fifty students going through to the Zone Carnival. From this carnival which our school won, we had over twenty students chosen to compete at the Regional Carnival held in Maitland. Our swimmers did very well at this carnival with many of them gaining berths in the State Carnival which was held in Sydney at Homebush Bay. All swimmers competed well above what many of them must go to the following students who have represented anticipated with many of them swimming pb’s and gaining Warners Bay High School in different sports and have been places in the finals. The highlight of the three day swim- selected in Hunter Regional teams ming carnival was the final of the All Age swimming team for boys. Our team comprised our fastest swimmer from Georgie McVey Netball each age group. Jackson Ryan (12 years), Bailey Sheather (13 years), Brandan Gellatly (14 years),Luke Reinhard ( 15 Lucas Motum Hockey years) Jacob Cerniauskas ( 16 years) and Samuel Maher (17 years). It was the closest race of the meet, with our Dominic Bizarri Soccer

Nathan Stevens Soccer

Mun-Nee Morgan Soccer

Chloe Pearce Golf

Athletics Our School Athletics Carnival was held in Term One. This was due to the fact that it was the only time that we could acccess the venue. boys edging out Merewether High School in the last fifteen metres. Well done to the boys. Thank you to all the parents Age Champions are still to be decided whohave supported our students at all of these carnivals. as the javelin events are yet to be completed. They will be held in Week 5 of this term.

Cross Country Any student wishing to nominate for hurdles, triple jump, Our School Cross Country was run 3000m run and 1500m walk must do so by the end of Week at the end of Term One with over 5, through Mrs Brown. seventy students competing. Our Age Champions are as follows Any student wishing to compete in the high jump for their age group must nominate with Mrs Brown as we were un- 12 Years Jessica Bingham Corey Edwards able to run this event due to the poor weather on the day of our carnival. 13 Years Jessica Potts Darius Gee

14 Years Angela Di Giovanni Reece Pettit 15 Years Bianca Michalak Cameron Lodge WarnersAttention Parents Bay / Caregivers High School of Years 7 & 11 16 Years Jade Thompson Riley Russell is pleased to announce the Could you please check with your 17 Years Hannah Kelly-Moore Rhys Marshall Book fund-raiser. student that they have returned 18 Years Shannon Oeser or paid Fifty seven of our students then went on to compete at the for their Entertainment Book Zone Carnival where we placed third and 27 of our students placed in the top ten in their various age divisions. They’re coming to Warners Bay High as a ______fund-raiser for 2012! Warners Bay High School 18 “Quality Education for All” The brand new 2012|2013 Newcastle, Central Coast & The Hunter Entertainment™ Book features many of the area’s best restaurants, cafes, hotel accommodation, attractions, and activities for families… all with valuable 25% to 50% off and 2 for 1 offers!

Purchase an Entertainment™ Book and receive over $15,000 in valuable offers that you and your family can use all year – from April 2012 until June 1st 2013.

The best part is that for only $60, you’ll be helping us fund-raise, with $12 from every Book sold contributing to the School.

At the start of term 2 each family will receive a book to take home. Please take the time to look through the Book when you receive it, and take as many orders from your work colleagues, friends or relatives to help support the school.

If you would like to pre-pay for your book now rather than when you receive it in 29th March you will eligible to receive 6 Bonus vouchers for new businesses in the Book that can be used straight away! But please hurry as stocks are limited and the bonus offers will be handed out on a first come, first served basis.

If you have any queries please contact Warners Bay High School on 49549488 or email [email protected]

Thank you for your support!

------PRE – ORDER/PAYMENT FORM Should you wish to pre-pay for your book, please complete this form and enclose it together with your payment in an

envelope, and return to the school office by 28 March 2012 to be eligible for the bonus vouchers.

Family Name: ______Ph Number: ______Eldest Childs Name: ______Rm/Year: ______No. of Books wishing to purchase ‐ ______x $60 = $______Method of Payment:  Cash  Visa  MasterCard OR  pay online at https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/3465w0 Credit Card Number: ______/______/______/______Exp Date: __ __/__ __ Card Holder’s Name:______Signature:______

Water Polo The Boys’ Open Water Polo Team won through to the Finals Series of the state- wide Combined High Schools Water Polo competition in the final week of Term 1. The boys got through to the gold medal game against Kirrawee High after two days of tough competition.

In the final game Warners Bay started strongly and nd went goal for goal with the Kirrawee team well into the third quarter. However, as the game went into the final quarter, the more experienced Kirrawee team scored several unan- swered goals to take out the CHS Championship.

The team of Matt Skinner, Jaydon Rolla, Sam Maher, Jay Marjoram, Ethan Reay, Jacob Cerniauskas, Mitch Marsden, Keenan Marsden and Bailey Sheather did very well to prog- ress that far in the competition and were very pleased with ther efforts. They are already planning their assault on the 15s competition later in the year.

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June 8 STARSTRUCK rehearsal SCHOOL DIARY Year 7 Japanese - Sadako at Newcastle Pan- thers 9.00 am -11.40am May 15 NAPLAN - Years 7 & 9 Year 8 Marine Studies Fishing Excursion 11 QUEENS BIRTHDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY

16 NAPLAN - Years 7 & 9 13 MADD night STARSTRUCK rehearsal

NAPLAN 17 Plan-it-Youth Presentation Yr 9 Romeo & Juliet Excursion Opera House 14 STARSTRUCK rehearsal

Catch-up day NAPLAN 18 STARSTRUCK Matinee & Evening Romeo & Juliet Excursion Opera House 15 performances Year 10 Commerce Law Week Excursion Year 10 Career Expo - N’ctle Jockey Club 16 STARSTRUCK Matinee & Evening performances 21 Year 7 Technology Day 20 Suginami Visit Info Evening - 5pm A18 22 P&C Meeting 21 Year 10 History - Vietnam Day 23 Years 7 & 10 Immunisations 25 Hunter Singers 24 STARSTRUCK rehearsal

Year 7 Formal Assembly - 9.00am - 10.30am Year 11 Archibald Prize excursion 26 25 Year 8 Formal Assembly - 10.50am - 12.00pm Hunter Singers 28 Year 8 Medieval Day 27 Celia Lashlie meeting with Year 9 Boys 29 Year 12 Mod Hist excursion to Holocaust Celia Lashlie Parent meeting - 7.00 - 9.00pm Museum. Year 9 Formal Assembly - 9.00am - 10.30am Year 10 Formal Assembly 30 Year 11 English Adv. Excursion -10.50am-12.00pm Year 9 Vis Arts Exc - Taronga Park Zoo Hunter Singers

31 Music - African Drummers 28 Hunter Singers

June 1 Advanced English excursion 29 Hunter Singers Year 10 French Activity Day - Uni Japan Trip Orientation meeting A18 Lunch July 2-13 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 2/7 - 13/7

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UNIFORM SHOP TALK PERMISSION With the cooler weather now setting in, it’s time to dig out the old winter uniform. You may find, like I did, that the old TO PHOTOGRAPH track pants are far too small and last year’s jacket is now ¾ sleeve. Looks like it’s time to visit the Uniform Shop. Dear Parents/Carers,

We have track pants ($35) and microfibre jackets ($65) During the course of the school year there in all sizes as well as the new zip up fleece jacket for only are occasions when photographs of groups of $40. The new winter cardigan ($72) is excellent quality with students are printed in local newspapers or school 80% wool and it is so warm you won’t have to worry about publications, and images are also presented on our your precious daughter being cold. We also have the 80% wool jumper ($68.50) in all sizes as well as an acrylic style website. It is the Department of Education and for only $40 in limited sizes. Communities’ policy to obtain permission from the parent/carer for these photos to be included in Girls’ black tights ($9.50) are available in average and tall. such publications. They are excellent quality and are sure to last. With a school size of approximately 1350 students, RETURNS & EXCHANGES it is quite time consuming to telephone parents All returns and exchanges must be in original condition , on each occasion to gain permission. Therefore, not washed or worn and be accompanied by the original I would like to ask all parents/carers who do not sales docket. Items must be returned or exchanged within wish their child to be photographed under any three months of purchase circumstances, to please inform us in writing as soon as possible. PHONE ORDERS

If you are unable to get to the uniform shop during opening For individual photographs and interviews, students hours, feel free to phone in your order and pay by credit will continue to be asked if they are prepared for card over the phone. Your child can then come in, try on the photograph and/or interview to occur, and and collect their order when the shop is open. parents will be contacted.

PAYMENT If you have any queries please do not hesitate to Payment can be made by credit card or cash only. Payment phone us on 0249 549488. by cheque can no longer be accepted . Dr Sharon Parkes Yvonne Wade Uniform Shop Manager

Week Topic Breakdown Overview of 2 Introductions Explain the topic, the overview for the term, introduce myself and set expectations. SRE Lessons 3 Friendships How to make a strong friendship, how to behave in them Term 2 2012 and tell a good one from a bad one 4 Parents What does it mean to “honour” your parents, why we should do it and how it can be done. 5 Teachers / Authority figures What God has to say about them, why it’s important to Ms Vanessa Tidey respect them and submit to authority 6 Boyfriend/ girlfriend When it’s right or wrong and how to tell the difference, relationships how to behave in a relationship, what God has to say about singleness vs being in a relationship 7 People in need in the Explore the idea of charity, look at examples of Christian community and in the wider charities and discuss why God calls us to care for world “randoms” 8 Relationship with God What is the difference between religion and having a relationship with God, how you can have a relationship with God if you want one. 9 Reflection, Overview and Looking at what we learned about relationships, what are Celebrations the common factors in all relationships, ask the student about how they have implemented what they’ve learned during the term. ______Warners Bay High School 21 “Quality Education for All” ______

Student Invoices For your convenience, Student Invoices are now being sent to you with each issue of the Bay Bulletin.

Please look on the back of the address label of this edition to locate your invoice.

WARNERS BAY "Quality Education H forIG All"H SCHOOL 1 Myles Avenue WARNERS BAY NSW 2282 Phone: (02) 49549488 - Fax: (02) 49565297

Invoice to: ParentMr M Hopwood / Caregiver Invoice Date: 28/03/2011 Amounts paid on or after the invoice date (28/03/2011) will still appear on this invoice. StudentAlexis Hopwood Name 02-Dec-10 PD07 PD Health 2011 Pay 02-Dec-10 EN07 English 2011 $6.00 02-Dec-10 SP07 Sport 2011 $3.00 02-Dec-10 General Contrib 2011 $30.00 02-Dec-10 MU07 Music 2011 $70.00 02-Dec-10 TE07 Ind Arts 2011 $20.00 02-Dec-10 TE07 Home Ec 2011 $25.00 02-Dec-10 VA07 Vis Arts 2011 $25.00 $30.00 Total for student: $209.00 CREDIT CARD PAYMENT SLIP: Total for family: $209.00 CARD NUMBER: VISA: EXPIRY DATE (mm/yy) CCV NUMBER: MASTERCARD: CARDHOLDER NAME:

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