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CAMPERDOWN COLLEGE NEWSLETTER Term 3, Week 6, 24th August 2017

Camperdown

From Mexico to the Great Barrier Reef, from France to Magic Faraway Lands, students and staff certainly escaped to places near and far to celebrate Book Week at Camperdown College on Tuesday 22nd August.

It was an amazing sight at the Clock Tower as students read their favourite story to a buddy, dressed as somewhere that they’d love to escape to with a book. Students were read Home In The Rain (2017 picture story book winner) by Librarian Barb Purcell before listening to Councillor Ruth Gstrein’s favourite book Dr Dog.

Thank you to our parents who helped with so many creative costumes and took part in the celebrations at the Clock Tower.

Judy Downie, Julie Nelson & Barb Purcell Special Events Coordinators & Librarian

The Clock Tower was the perfect

backdrop for Book Week celebrations.

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Our Mission: Camperdown College will provide exemplary teaching and learning programs within excellent facilities which foster school pride,

aspiration and persistence to achieve high levels of learning for all students.

From the Principal’s Desk…

In this edition of the newsletter we pay

tribute to our dynamic Education

Support staff comprising the integration

aides, wellbeing personnel and

specialist support staff who work

alongside our teachers to enhance

educational opportunities and outcomes

for students.

The office is generally the first point of contact for new

families and visitors and the go to service centre for

students, staff and parents. Our two Office Managers Amy

Stephenson at the Junior Campus and Christine Esh at the

Senior Campus provide administrative support for our

principal class team and teachers while anticipating and

responding to the daily operational needs of our wider

community, and we are very appreciative of all that they

do.

Our technical staff including our Business Manager Mardi

Johnson, Information Technology specialists Kelum

Fernando and Marc Heffernan, Science Laboratory

Technician Linda Morgan, Library and Food Technicians

Pauline Van Dijk and Sharyn Arnold, and Maintenance

Officer Don Dowell provide the expert knowledge and

skills to ensure that our school finances, facilities and

equipment remain in an excellent state and are well used to

enrich our students’ educational experiences. These staff

are accustomed to managing competing demands and the

pressure of time and their collective efforts are evident in

the ongoing development of our school. Jodie Abbott has

recently joined our staff team as Alumni Manager and her

work will open up future opportunities for Camperdown

College students by tapping into the experiences and

expertise of past students of the school.

Many of our Education Support staff provide assistance to

students within and outside of the classroom, ensuring that

individual needs are met and that all students have the

opportunity to participate and thrive. Students, teachers

and families appreciate the efforts and significant

contribution of our committed and capable language

assistant Suci Maharani and integration aides and

classroom assistants Dave Wilkinson, Kerrie Hill, Dianne

Blackley, Narelle Rasmussen, Bill McGann, Jenny O'Neil,

Sally Sutterby and Ryan Smith.

Providing pastoral care and specialised health and

wellbeing support are our additional trained personnel

including Student Wellbeing Officer Kathryn Robertson

and School Chaplain Frank Tuppin, both of whom work

with students at the Junior and Senior Campus, and

Adolescent Health Nurse Claire Blackstock. The services

and support provided by our wellbeing team are integral to

the participation and success of our diverse mix of

students. A key aspect of their roles is connecting students

and families to additional support services outside of the

school to ensure that mental and physical health needs are

addressed as a precursor to school attendance and success.

Tailored learning programs delivered by our teaching team

are strengthened by the combined efforts of our many

Education Support staff members, with much of this work

occurring behind the scenes. The school's strong financial

position, increasing enrolments and enhanced facilities all

reflect the absolute commitment of our Education Support

staff team as co-contributors to our ongoing school

improvement journey, alongside our dedicated teachers,

School Councillors, Parents and Friends, students and

families.

Ms Cherie Kilpatrick, Principal

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Thursday 24th August Sporting Schools: Dance/Gymnastics from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Junior Campus

Friday 25th August VCAL Literacy Excursion to Melbourne PAC

Saturday – Sunday 26th – 27th August School for Student Leadership visiting weekend

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Wednesday 30th August Sporting Schools: Basketball from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Camperdown Stadium

Thursday 31st August Sporting Schools: Dance/Gymnastics from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Junior Campus

Friday 1st September Father’s Day Breakfast at the Junior Campus from 7.30am – 8.30am See overleaf

Friday 1st September Father’s Day Stall for Prep – Year 6 – All gifts $3 See overleaf

Friday 1st September Camperdown College Debutante Ball in the AG Daws Hall

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Tuesday 5th September Senior Girls Football Cobden

Wednesday 6th September Year 7 – 9 Junior Basketball

Wednesday 6th September Sporting Schools: Basketball from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Camperdown Stadium

Thursday 7th September Sporting Schools: Dance/Gymnastics from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Junior Campus

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Monday 11th September Year 12 Biology Excursion to Melbourne

Monday 1th September Year 7/8 Sun Smart Sessions

Tuesday 12th September Year 12 Looking After Your Mates

Wednesday 13th September Sporting Schools: Basketball from 3.15pm – 4.30pm at the Camperdown Stadium

Wednesday 13th September Parents & Friends Meeting at the Junior Campus from 7.30pm

If you have recently received an invitation to participate in the 2017 Parent Opinion Survey we encourage you to complete this survey as soon as possible. Your feedback plays an integral role in

making Camperdown College the best it can possibly be.

Excellence ~ Respect ~ Responsibility ~ Caring ~ Honesty

Congratulations:

Angus Gordon, Charlie Conheady, Jack Helmore and Henry Hocking who made it into the preliminary final

for Camperdown U/16 football but missed out on a grand final berth by 2 points.

Ellie Walsh – third place in the Warrnambool District League Best and Fairest.

Progress Reports:

Six week progress reports will open on Compass tomorrow. These reports provide additional information to parents

(from mid-cycle and end of cycle feedback) on learning attributes of persistence, behaviour, preparation and

organisation and progress.

Vietnam Veterans Day:

Originally known as Long Tan Day, Vietnam Veterans Day is commemorated on 18th August every year. The date was chosen to

commemorate the men of D Company, 6RAR who fought in the battle of Long Tan in 1966. This year we commemorate the 51st

Anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan. To commemorate this, Katie Cecchini-Baxter has spent many hours putting together a display

as a tribute to two ex-students who fought and died in this war – Ian Scott and Ralph Niblett.

Later Years Information Session:

Students in Year 9/10 participated in a Later Years Information session last week where they looked at the different programs on offer

for their later years of schooling. Students should be discussing these options at home with parents and further exploring options

during MIPS (Managed Individual Pathways) with Mrs Maskell. Key dates for course selection are:

Year 11 to 12 2018 – subject selections due tomorrow

Year 10 to 11 2018 – VCE/VCAL choice and initial subject selections due Thursday 30th August

Year 9 – 10 2018 – interest in VETis, SBA or Step Up to VCE subject to be expressed by Thursday 30th August

Debutante Ball:

Only a few more sleeps to go for the twenty-six excited students who will be presented at our bi-annual debutante ball. The students

have certainly polished their dancing skills and are looking forward to the evening. A reminder to parents that the boys’ suits are now

at Laff’s and need to be tried on so that any last minute alterations can be made. Tickets are available at the Senior Campus Office for

those who would like to come along.

Power of Engineering Excursion:

Eight Year 9 students spent last Thursday at Timboon participating in a range of interactive workshops designed to give them an idea

of engineering as a profession. The workshops showcased a variety of engineering disciplines, guest speakers from the industry and

exposed students to a variety of engineering projects. Thanks to Mr Brooks for accompanying the students and to Mrs Maskell for the

organisation.

School for Student Leadership:

Both Ms Bloomfield and Mrs Maskell have linked up with the School for Student Leadership students via polycom over the past

week. The students spent time discussing their plans for a community project on Mt Leura with Ms Bloomfield and Mrs Maskell took

the students through their Later Years information session. At the end of her session, the Year 9 students on this campus were given

the opportunity to have a chat with their peers here at the Senior Campus. The students are certainly having a most enjoyable time and

learning lots along the way.

Vicki Angus

Senior Campus Assistant Principal

Book Week:

Reading offers great places to which our imagination allows us to escape. This year’s theme, Escape to Everywhere,

saw our students escape to a variety of places including: Once Upon a Time – students dressed up as princes,

princess’, fairies and the Faraway Tree; others escaped to the land of Superheroes, dressing up as Superman, Batman

and Spiderman; and some students opted for escaping into their favourite book character with several Where’s Wally

and Harry Potter characters appearing. Thank you to all families who went to the effort to dress their children up. It

was great to see such creativity at our Book Week Parade held in The Avenue on Tuesday. Students enjoyed sharing

their favourite books with each other as well as listening to our Librarian, Mrs Purcell read the winner of the 2017 picture story book,

Home in the Rain written by Bob Graham. We were fortunate enough to have Councillor Ruth Gstrein read her favourite book Dr

Dog to our students also. The week-long celebrations also includes a whole school reading before lunch each day, with teachers

sharing their favourite books with students. Thank you to Barb Purcell, Judy Downie and Julie Nelson for organising the week. Our

students delight in dressing up and hopefully will hold fond memories of these special days for many years to come.

Kindergarten to Prep Transition:

Our Kindergarten children were artists for a day as they took part in their third transition visit today. Under the direction of Miss

Smithwick, the children used a variety of mediums and tools to create various patterns and shapes on their very own canvas! Over the

last three weeks, the children have had the experience of participating in literacy, library and art lessons. Thank you to Mrs Tolland

for her excellent coordination of our transition program and Miss Edwards, Mrs Purcell and Ms Smithwick for planning and teaching

exciting activities which have been thoroughly enjoyed by all.

Get your Deb tickets now from the Senior Campus Office.

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ESS Week:

Last week we celebrated the wonderful work and contribution made to the school by our Educational Support Staff (ESS) team. The

roles of our ESS are varied- ranging from Business Manager, Office Manager, student classroom/program support, student wellbeing

support and ICT support. From the Camperdown College students, staff and school community, we say a big thank you to each one of

you for the fabulous support you provide to our school.

Breakfast Club:

Kathryn Robertson, our student wellbeing officer coordinates Breakfast Club every Friday morning from 8.20am to 8.45am. This is

fast becoming a very social occasion for the children to have breakfast with many of their friends before going into school. Breakfast

consists of cereal with milk, fresh fruit, toast with a variety of toppings and juices. All students are welcome.

Parent Teacher Interviews/Progress Reports:

Thank you to all families for their attendance at Parent Teacher Interviews on Wednesday afternoon. Your attendance at interviews is

just one of the many ways of fostering the importance of the home – school connection. If you were unable to attend your interview,

please contact your child’s classroom teacher to make another time. Six week progress reports will be made available for viewing via

Compass tomorrow. These reports provide additional information to parents (from mid-cycle and end of cycle feedback) on learning

attributes of persistence, behaviour, respect and progress.

Clare Monk

Junior Campus Assistant Principal

CCaammppeerrddoowwnn CCoolllleeggee PPoolliicciieess As part of the regular cycle of policy review, School Council has reviewed the Student Engagement and Inclusion policy and would

welcome your feedback. You will find the draft policy on the College website (www.camperdowncoll.vic.edu.au) and also our

Skoolbag App or it can be collected from either campus office

You are welcome to read the policy and contribute feedback by either writing it onto the document and returning it to either campus

office, or by emailing your feedback to ([email protected]) with the policy name as the subject.

Please submit your feedback by the end of August.

Camperdown College

Friday 1st September in the AG Daws Hall Doors open at 7.00pm

Debutantes presented at 8.00pm

Tickets available from the Senior Campus Office Supper supplied

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1st Prize: Andy Griffiths Treehouse Series Book Package 2nd Prize: Andy Griffiths Treehouse Series Book Package

3rd Prize: Andy Griffiths Treehouse Book Raffle tickets have been sent home with Junior Campus students who receive a newsletter today. Both sides of the books can be sold for $2

each of 3 for $5. All sold/unsold books must be returned to the Junior Campus Office by Wednesday 16th August. The raffle will be drawn TOMORROW at the Junior Campus Assembly.

All prizes will include goodies for children to enjoy with their reading

FFaatthheerr’’ss DDaayy SSttaallll It’s that time of year again and we are asking parents/guardians to please make a small donation to this year’s

Father’s Day Stall which will be held at the Junior Campus on Friday 1st September. Ideas for gifts include:

chocolates, socks, playing cards, hankies, mugs, toiletries, golf balls, magazines, car wash supplies, torches, etc.

Please note that if your child will be buying two gifts on the day, an equivalent donation would be appreciated.

Paper bags for you to place your donated item/s in have been sent home today and we would appreciate if all gifts

were brought into the Junior Campus Office by Monday 28th August. All gifts will cost $3 on the day, please feel free

to contact the Junior Campus Office if you have any queries. Gift wrapping on Tuesday 29th August from 1pm at

the Junior Campus – many hands make light work!

Thank you to our wonderful Education Support Staff

Jodie Abbott Sharyn Arnold Dianne Blackley Claire Blackstock Christine Esh Marc Heffernan Kerrie Hill Mardi Johnson Suci Maharani Bill McGann

Alumni Manager Food Technology Integration Aide Adolescent Senior Campus Information Integration Aide Business Manager Language Integration Aide

Assistant Health Nurse Office Manager Technology OHS/Careers Support Assistant

Linda Morgan Jenny O’Neil Narelle Rasmussen Kathryn Robertson Ryan Smith Amy Stephenson Sally Sutterby Frank Tuppin Pauline Van Dijk David Wilkinson

Science Laboratory Integration Aide/ Integration Aide Student Wellbeing Education Support Junior Campus Early Years School Chaplain Library Integration Aide

Technician Early Years Support Trainee Office Manager Support Technician

Don Dowell (Maintenance) and

Kelum Fernando (Information Technology)


Here’s a blast from the past! The graduating year of 2001 – Can you

believe it has been sixteen years? Camperdown College has started

connecting with the alumni community and we love to hear from

former students.

Like our page on Facebook to stay up to date: Camperdown College

Alumni and complete our quick survey to get involved, or, please

send us an email to [email protected]

Jodie Abbott

Alumni Coordinator

Camperdown College Skoolbag App:

To install our Skoolbag app, search for Camperdown College in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and install it on your iPhone or Android device.

Choose your push notification preferences in the Setup Menu to receive friendly reminders about upcoming school events,

Have the latest Lunch Service Menu and Uniform Price List at your fingertips,

Weekly newsletters are available at the push of a button.

Junior Campus communication sent to parents this week:J62 Prep-Year 6 Parent Teacher Interviews J63 Year 5/6 Camp Itinerary & Deposit

Senior Campus communication sent to parents this week:S24 NAPLAN Letter

Louie Fagan, Soraya Clark and Ebony Sanders visited the Warrnambool Art Gallery, The Artery

Gallery and the street art in the laneways last week in conjunction with their Studio Arts studies.

Families braved the chilly conditions last Friday night to attend the screening of Cars as a fundraiser for this year’s study tour to Indonesia.

Overall, approximately $150 was raised from entrance fees, raffle tickets and the sale of popcorn, slushies and snacks.

This money will contribute to purchasing a gift for our sister-school (SMPN2 Leuwisadeng) and assisting students with costs while they are in Indonesia.

Thank you to the Corangamite Shire and the Film Society for providing the screen and running the film. Also thanks to Kellie Kempton for preparing the popcorn and slushies and to parents of study tour students for their generous donations to the raffle and supper.

Bu Jenna, Indonesian Teacher

T3 Wk 7: Monday 28th August – 1st September 2017

Chicken & Gravy Roll

Nippy’s Milk



Hello everyone, my name is Charlie Tickner and I am a Year 9 student from Camperdown College. I came to the School

for Student Leadership to better my individuality and to become a better person. This school provides a range of

different opportunities that can help improve and build your leadership and social skills. My highlights so far would

have to of been the bridge building. For bridge building, each expedition group had to try and build a 15m bridge from

one side of a field to another. We were successful in the building of the bridge and the first group to accomplish the task.

There are a variety of different roles and duties that accompany every student that is involved in each term. Student

leader is one of the biggest roles that every student does at least twice whilst being here. Being student leader means that

you have to ensure everyone is on time to meals, class and headcounts. Depending on the class, occasionally you may

have to run the class or activities. As student leader you have to come up with community issues and personal goals that

you want to complete and solve. Student leader is a big role and the student leaders change daily, there are 2 Student

leaders a day. Duties here are also a big part of the daily routine we have here at the Snowy River Campus. Each day

everyone is given a different duty to do. The duties consist of: breakfast set up and clean-up, bathroom clean-up,

morning tea set up and clean-up, Lunch set up and clean-up, afternoon tea set up and clean-up, dinner set up and clean-

up and chook duty. The amount of people on each duty differ from 2 to 4 people.

Every student has to be involved in at least one committee here. Committees help with a variety of different things.

Some of the committees are: The Sports Committee – they help with setting up sporting activities every Thursday, The

LLP committee – The LLP or Local Learning Project committee run the LLP day that us students attend to help teach

primary school students about differentiating topics about the local area, and the other committee is the Documentary

Committee – The Documentary Committee has the job of making a short film on our time being here at the Snowy River

School for Student Leadership.

Meals and food for the camp has a certain time routine to follow, we get 5 meals a day, with each

meal being held at certain times of the day, for example: breakfast (6:30am – 7:30am), morning

tea (10:30am – 11:00am), lunch (12:30pm – 1pm), afternoon tea (4:00pm) and dinner (6:00pm).

School for Student leadership is a really good opportunity that I would highly recommend

taking. You learn different life skills and this school teaches you things about yourself that you

might not have already known. If you are looking to improve you leadership and social skills, I

would suggest doing this camp.

Charlie Ticker, Year 9 Student

Progress reports open tomorrow on Compass.

Vicki Angus Assistant Principal

Let’s stick together!

Keep collecting, we have prizes to award to three

students who fill the most Earn & Learn sheets at the conclusion of the

program.

Kindergarten to School Transition Today saw a third visit to Camperdown

College by our local kindergarten children

as part of our Kindergarten to School

Transition Program. Eager kindergarten

children participated in a very hands on

and messy fun art activity with Ms

Smithwick in our Art Room, making very

impressive canvas art with homemade

painting utensils. Last Thursday, the

students were treated to a delightful story

by Mrs Purcell about Gary the Pigeon who

also made an appearance on a lasting

bookmark that the kindergarten children

decorated as a wonderful keepsake to their

schooling experience at Camperdown

College.

A big thank you to Ms Smithwick and Mrs Purcell for their preparation

and delivery of some memorable lessons for our 2017 kindergarten

children.

Jacinta Tolland, Prep Teacher Max Rahles-Rahbula created his own canvas


Honey Soy Chicken Stir Fry $3.50

Coconut Lemon Slice $1.50

Hot Chocolate $1.00

Each Tuesday lunchtime @ the Senior Campus

T3 Wk 7 @ the Senior

Campus

Year 5/6T Big Write:

Topic: In deep…

Text type: Recount .

In Deep Water: Ashley groaned as she lifted the fan up, and out of the cupboard then turned it on. It was 35 degrees and Ashley and her sister Maddy were told to stay inside until their parents got home. Which would be another hour away so they had to do something. “I’m so bored” Maddy complained. “So am I” Ashley agreed. Ashley thought for a moment, all sorts of ideas popped into her head but she settled on one. “Lets take the boat out on the lake” Ashley suggested. “But we aren’t allowed to go outside” Maddy said. “C’mon” Ashley said with a sigh. “Ok” Maddy finally agreed.

The two sisters packed a bag with their bathers, towels, drinks and some snacks. Then they went outside and got a paddleboard for when they went out into the lake. After that Ashley and Maddy hopped into the boat and got going because their parents would be home in 40 minutes. Five minutes later the engine stopped and the boat broke down. They realised that they had ran out of fuel. Maddy suggested that they should get out the paddleboard and paddle back to their house to get fuel.

When they reached their house they went into the shed and got out the fuel. Maddy and Ashley got back on the paddleboard and went back to the boat. They got the boat going. They got home just in time before their parents both home. “That was close” said Maddy.

In Deep Sleep: “Mum I’m going to bed now” I said. I got my PJs on. My Mum came into my bedroom and tucked me in. We said goodnight to each other and I fell asleep… I was dreaming… I get up and get dressed in to my school clothes. Mum said “Are you ready for school”. My homework was on the bench, so I got it and my lunch and put it in my school bag. Then the bus pulled up and I got on. When I was at school I did some Maths and English. The day was over and I hopped in the bus and went home. When I got home, I went on my ipad and got on YouTube. Then all of a sudden police were raiding the house. I was so scared. So I went to the dryer and hid. I heard the police go in my room and break something. I wasn’t impressed. Then the police opened the dryer door and grabbed me. They handcuffed me and took me to the police car. In the car I asked the police officer what was going on. He was silent and then said “You are a killer.” What?? I did not know what he was on about. So I stayed quiet until I got to the police station. I was put in a jail cell and I hated it because I didn’t do it! The police said “You will be going to court tomorrow, young lady.” “You’ve got to believe me, I didn’t do it.” The police walked away. I sat and cried and cried, I was so sad. The next day I was in a car going to court. I was in court, I was found guilty. 25 years in jail! I was only in there for an hour. I heard an explosion and someone grabbed me and got me out of the jail and threw me into a car. We sped away but the police weren’t far behind us. We saw a barn and went into it. Quickly we shut the barn door but the police got there just in time. I was tasered… and suddenly I was asleep. Thank goodness this was only a dream.

Claire Tucker, Year 5/6T Teacher

Messy Church at Camperdown Uniting!

Celebration, crafts, games and a hot meal. Family Fun, Faith & Food. What a messy mix!

Messy Church is an all age service, children, please bring an adult along to the mess.

Donations are accepted on the day. Get those tails moving, because our theme this month is Noah's Ark!

Feel free to bring along an animal plush. Sunday 27th August from 4pm - 6pm.

Uniting Church, 24 Leura Street, Camperdown. For more information, please call 5593 2323,

or email [email protected]. Please let us know any special dietary needs prior to event.



Friday 4th August 2017: Josh Burgess, Sophie Wilson, Riley McGillivray, Georgia Walters, Sadie Walsh, Zayvier Mylonas and Archy Baddack.

Friday 11th August 2017: Ethan Shadforth, Damien Pillar, Harry Bateman, Riley Stephenson, Taylor Sanders, Mia Dickson, Isla Spokes, Nate Castle and Jai Conneely.


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In the App Store for Apple users or Play Store for android users, search Compass School Manager.

Once you see the screen on the right, add an account by typing Camperdown College.

Follow the prompts to log in. Note that if you have not registered for your user name and password, you’ll need to contact the Junior or Senior Campus Office.

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