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3 Callaghan Street, Noble Park 3174 Phone: 9546 9066 Fax: 9562 4757Website: www.nobleparksc.vic.edu.au Email: [email protected]

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DATES TO REMEMBER

Noble Park Secondary CollegeFebruary 2016 (Week 3 - Term 1)Issue 1

Pam Dyson Principal

NewsletterFrom the Principal

YEAR 7 CAMP 15-17 FEB

SWIMMING CARNIVAL 22 FEB

SHINMINATO MEETING 24 FEB

LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY 14 MAR

COLLEGE COUNCIL 16 MAR

PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS

17 MAR

OPEN DAY/NIGHT 23 MAR

END TERM 1 24MAR

Welcome to the first Newsletter for 2016!Year 12, 2015Congratulations to Tatjana Karac who was our 2015 Dux. I am pleased to let our community know that Tatjana was successful in obtaining a place at Melbourne University to study her degree in Science.Congratulations are also extended to Bianca Hipolito and Janelle Hernandez who received Victo-rian VCE Top Score awards.

New StaffWe welcome Ms Katie Stewart and Ms Emily Cotela as two new staff members to our College.

Swimming CarnivalWe are looking forward to our first whole school ‘House’ event to be held at the Noble Park Swim-ming Pool complex on Monday 22nd February. All students are expected to attend these House Swimming Sports, which is a compulsory event, and they should have returned their parent/guardian signed permission forms to their Home Group Teacher. If this has not yet been returned, please ensure that this is done as soon as possible. Please note that we expect all students, not swimming, to also attend to cheer on their ’House’.

School PhotosSchool photo session 1 was completed on Monday 8th February with the second session (for any absent students and some groups) to be held on Friday 12th February. Please communicate any queries to Arthur Reed photographs.

Year 7 CampA reminder to our Year 7 students that the transition camp will be held from Monday 15th February until Wednesday 17th February inclusive. All consent forms are to be returned to Ms Theoharis immediately to finalise arrangements.

Student Leaders for 2016I look forward to working with our student leaders this year:School Captains: Janelle Labarba –Year 12 Hasib Ahadi – Year 12School Vice Captains: Crystal Godfrey- Williams - Year 11 Venu Srijegathasan – Year 11

SRC President Janelle Hernadez – Year 12SRC Vice President Michelle Dau – Year 12

International Captains Peter Lay - Year 11 Angel Ho - Year 12Vice Captains Linna Sochara - Year 11 Naoki Nekemoto - Year 9

School Council Elections We are looking forward to nominations from our Parents for School Council. We have 3 vacancies for a 2 year period. Please see important information included within this newsletter.

Ms Dyson, Venu, Hasib, Janelle & Crystal


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Personal Goods brought to school at own riskThe Department of Education and Early Childhood Development does not hold insurance for personal property brought to schools, and it has no capacity to pay for any loss or damage to such property. Parents and guardians of students, who do not have student accident insurance/ambulance cover, are responsible for paying the cost of medical treatment for injured students, including the cost of ambulance attendance/transport and any other transport costs. Student accident insurance/ambulance cover policies are available from some commercial insurers, and can be obtained by parents/guardians for individual students. Private property brought to school by students, staff or visitors is not insured and the Department does not accept any re-sponsibility for any loss or damage. Students are discouraged from bringing any unnecessary or particularly valuable items to school. Change of DetailsHave you changed your address, medical or phone numbers recently?If so, it is vital that you provide updated details to the College. Please collect a CHANGE OF DETAILS form from Reception.

Students travelling on Public TransportAll students aged 17 years and over, or those requiring a half yearly or yearly Student Pass (regardless of age) , are required to obtain a 2016 Victorian Public Transport (VPT) Student Concession Card as proof of their concession entitlement.

It is important to note that school issued student identification cards are not accepted as entitlement to concession travel on public transport.

The Victorian Student Pass provides travel for students on all metropolitan trains, trams and buses, all regional bus servies and all V/Line train and coach services operating wholly within Victoria. The Victorian Student Pass is issued on a myki. The 2016 VPT Student Concession card & Student Pass Application form can be obtained from:

• metropolitan premium train stations• PTV Call Centre by calling 1800 800 007• online at ptv.vic.gov.au

Beleza Unifrom Shop Trading HoursUntil further notice Beleza uniform shop will be open Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday 10.00am to 5.00pm Closed Wednesday and Saturday.

College Open Day 2016Our Open Day offer you the opportunity to meet our Principal, Ms Pam Dyson, teachers and students and see our College in action while enjoying a tour of our College. Our Open Day will be held Wednesday 23rd March 2016.For further information on enrolling your child, please contact the College on 9546 9066.

SHINMINATO VISIT 2016There will be a compulsory meeting for students and parents who wish to travel to Japan on the Shinminato Exchange Tour on Wed

Feb 24th. It will be held in the Conference Room. at 6.00pm Any enquiries to Russell Turnbull.

College Matters

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Raine & Horne

Betty and Rosy with Ms Pam Dyson

Raine & Horne Real Estate Keysborough have been very supportive of our College for some time. As a token of our appreciation Betty Weereratne & Rosy Tran from Raine & Horne attended our recent assembly and were presented with a plaque and flowers.


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College MattersManga 2015 漫画　２０１５

Congratulations to San Da Aung 12B for winning the 2015 Manga Competition. San Da worked hard and prepared several entries of her favorite characters. She is a deserving winner. Also a special mention to Helen Lu 11D who was the runner up. The winners were presented with prizes and certificates at the School Assembly on Wednesday, February 10th.

Don’t forget to start preparing your entries for the 2016 Manga competition later in the year.

おめでとうございます。(Well done.)

Russell TurnbullLOTE

VCE & VCAL Study Skills Seminar 2016Our Year 12 students were invited to Monash University to be a part of a Study Skills Seminar.Here, students took the first step into their final year of secondary school, this day provided an opportunity for students to listen to professional academics advocate positive organisational skills and management strategies to help them achieve success in 2016.The College’s Senior Team Mr Stephen Seddon, Mrs Sandra Nicolacopoulos, Ms Annette Beattie and our Assistant Prin-cipal Mrs Jo Cucchiara supported our VCE students whilst Mrs Jennelle Little and Mr Trevor Barry imparted their knowl-edge on how to build the foundations to a solid and promising future with the VCAL students.

“We were privileged to hear from Matt from Elevate, who shared his own personal experience on what to do or not to do during Year 12. I really enjoyed this speaker because be motivated us to achieve our best this year. Janelle LaBarba, College Captain 2016

Ms Sandra VainaCareers Coordinator

San Da with Dr Philip Bergman (guest speaker)

Whole School Assembly


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E-News

We now have an official Facebook page!

Please like us and tell your friends!

https://www.facebook.com/NobleParkSC


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Noble Park Secondary College Café Menu

From The Deli Bar Fridge $ From The Salad Bar (Daily Special) $ Seasonal Fresh Fruit FROM 1.00 Moroccan Couscous Salad 5.00 Fruit Salad (Made Fresh Daily) From 4.00 Quinoa Salad 5.00 Yoghurt with Muesli 3,50 Thai Noodle Salad 5.00 Croissant (Filled extra 50 cents) 3.50 Caesar Salad 5.00 Toast with Choice of Spreads (Vegemite, Nutella, Jams) 1.00 Greek Salad 5.00 Dip and Zatar Bread 2.50 With Chicken, Tuna or Beef 5.50 Frittata (Vegetarian) 4.00 Gourmet Panini Sushi Rolls (Californian, Vegetarian, Chicken & Tuna) 2.50 Ham, cheese and Tomato 4.50

Freshly-Made sandwiches $0.20 Extra For toasted, $1.00 Extra For Roll

Mediterranean Vegetable (Veg) 5.50 $ Tandoori or BBQ Chicken 5.50

Cheese & Tomato 3.00 Chicken Schnitzel 5.50 Ham & Cheese 3.00 Juice $ Ham, Cheese & Tomato 3.50 Apple / Orange (300ml) 3.00 Salad (Lettuce Mix, Tomato, Carrot, Cucumber, & Light Mayo) 4.00 Dairy $ Egg & Lettuce 3.50 Up and Go 3.00 Cheese & Salad 4.50 Oak- 300ml 2.50 Roast Chicken & Salad 4.50 Oak- 600ml 3.50 Ham & Salad 4.50 Ice Break - 500ml 3.50 Gourmet Wraps From 5.00 Water $

From The Hot Food Bar ($0.20 Extra For Sauces) $ Bottled Water (500ml) 2.50 Egg Bacon Muffin 3.00 Bottled Water (750ml) 3.50 Bacon Egg & Cheese Muffin 3.50 Soft Drinks $ Brekky Wrap (bacon, egg and hash brown with BBQ sauce) 4.50 Soft Drink Can 2.00 Hash Browns (Oven Baked) 1.00 Small Ice tea 2.00 Steamed Dim Sim 1.00 Sparkling Flavoured water 3.00 Homemade Sausage Roll 4.00 Soft Drink 600ml Bottle 3.50 Pies 3.50 Iced Tea 500ml Bottle 3.50 Zinger Pocket 5.00 From the Café Bar $ Chicken or Beef Burger (with lettuce) FROM 4.00 Hot Chocolate 3.00 Oven Baked Wedges 3.00 Café Latte (Lite / Full Cream Milk) 3.00 Sweet Chili Chicken Tender (each) 2.00 Cappuccino (Lite / Full Cream Milk) 3.00 Sweet Chili Chicken Tender, Lettuce and Mayo Wrap 4.00 Flat White (Lite / Full Cream Milk) 3.00 Chicken Souvlaki 5.00 Chai Latte 3.50 Chicken Parma Wrap 5.00 Espresso / Short Macchiato 2.50 Variety Pasta Daily (Spiral, Lasagna, Tortellini & Ravioli) From 4.00 Long Macchiato 3.00 Roast Beef Roll 5.00 EXTRAS $ Homemade Soup of the day (Seasonal) 4.00 Soy Milk/ Strong / Extra Shot 0.50 Homemade Pizza Slice 4.00 Medium Cup 3.50 Spinach and Cheese Spanakopita 4.50 Extra Large Cup 4.50 Pide (Spinach or Lamb 5.00 Ice Cream $

Snacks $ Calippo 1.00 Muffins (chocolate, blueberry, apple &cinnamon etc.) 3.50 Icy Twist 1.00 Cake Slices 2.50 Paddle Pop 1.50 Slices 2.00 Paddle Pop Thick Shake 2.50 Rock Deli Chips 2.50 Froze Yoghurt Cup 1.50

Lunch Orders

HOW TO ORDER 1. Place order at café with staff prior to 9am 2. Pay staff at time of order 3. Collect order from Café at lunch break Note: 1. Items may not be unavailable due to supplier stock - similar product will be provided.

JAN 2016

Canteen Menu 2016


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Student Welfare News

Lynda ChapmanStudent Welfare Coordinator

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This years Anti Bullying program includes:

Year 7 Health Day 1st MarchAnti - bullyingHygiene/pubertySmokingPhysical activityNutrition/sugar

Year 8 Health Day 15th March Health Q & AAlcoholHealthy food choices, (breakfast /lunch) ExerciseAnti-bullying

Cyber Safety talks By Victoria Police.Victoria Police will talk with all year levels for a period re the issues around being cyber safe and the legalities surrounding it. Friday March 18th is National day of action against bullying and violence.Last year staff and students worked together and participated in a large scale event involving everyone on the oval in the shape of Australia, this year we will be sending the same message BULLYING NO WAY.. with another inclusive event for whole school. Stayed tuned for more Information. Brainstorm ProductionsBrainstorm productions will be visiting the Junior school students to produce their play about bullying and the impact it can have on people.Thanks We would like to say a huge thankyou to State School Relief and Make a Difference Dingley Village for their generous support of our students. Many of our students received calculators and books to assist with their studies this year.

Who:

When:

Where:

A program for mums, dads, grand-parents, step parents or carers. (Also open to parents whose teens are from other secondary schools)

4 week program – Time: 9.00am-11.00am All Thursdays, 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th March 2016

Noble Park Secondary College

Cost: Free. Morning Tea provided

Facilitated by Jasbir Singh Suropada from Parentzone (Anglicare Victoria)

BOOKINGS: For further information or to book, contact Lynda Chapman on 03 9546 9066 or 0439615748 or email [email protected] or Jasbir on 0431203177 or email [email protected]

WOULD YOU LIKE TO: • Ages and Stages of a

teenager learning? • Understand teen’s

behaviour? • Get my teenager to listen? • Know the challenges teens

face in Secondary Schools Come along, have a chat, share experiences and solutions.

Parentzone SO U THE R N

PARENTS BUILDING SOLUTIONS

Transition to Adolescence

2015

738

Free Tutors

Monash University provides FREE TUTORING Tuesdays & Wednesdays

3.30 – 4.30pm in the Flexible Learning Centre.

Fruit supplied.

All students welcome

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SHINMINATO 2016Cultural Exchange Visit to Shinminato Sister School

It has been a few years since Noble Park Students have visited our Sister School, but 2016 is the year that we hope to go back. After such a successful visit from Shinminato Senior High, a number of our students have been itching to get the chance to return the visit.

Our visit is planned for the last week of Term 3 next year. We will visit Shinminato from September 12th to 16th. At this stage we are planning for one week homestay followed by another week travelling around Japan including Kyoto and Tokyo. There are two main options; the cheapest is for a ten-day stay, which will cost just under $2,500. A two week tour, including a seven-day rail pass and a stay in a traditional Japanese inn has been quoted as $2,900. Prices include accommodation, some meals (but not all), Tokyo Disneyland Passport, most train fares (not subways or buses), and travel insurance. When travelling, students will need to purchase their own lunch and some other meals. Of course, students will need their own money for souvenirs.

During the homestay, our students will be staying with some of the families who visited Noble Park in July this year. We will be able to practice our Japanese with our Host Families. For more information, please contact Russell Turnbull.

FAQ

• Can any student go? Yes. Any student from the school is eligible to apply.

• Does it matter if I cannot speak Japanese? Of course, the more Japanese you can speak, the better. Our Japanese students, particularly senior students, will be able to speak quite a lot. But it doesn’t matter if you speak no Japa-nese. You will come back speaking more Japanese than you knew when you left!

• Why Shinminato? Our first student to visit Shinminato was back in the late 1980s through Rotary. Almost twenty years ago, we became Sister Schools.

• Is there anything we can do to help raise money to assist? We will have some school activities to help raise funds. We will also seek sponsorship.

There will be a meeting of all students who are interested in visiting Japan and their families early in 2016. Please fill in the form and return it to the school.

I am interested in travelling to Japan with NPSC Shinminato cultural exchange in 2016.

Name: __________________________________ Contact number: _____________

Parent signature: ___________________________________________


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School Council Elections 2016

What is a School Council and what does it do?

All government schools in Victoria have a school council. They are legally constituted bodies that are given powers to set the key directions of a school within statewide guidelines. In doing this, School Council is able to directly influence the quality of education that the school provides for its students.

Who is on the School Council?

For most school councils, there are two main categories of membership:• A mandated elected Parent category – more than one third of the total members must be from this category.

Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) employers can be Parent members at their child’s school as long as they are not employed at the school.

• A mandated elected DEECD employee category – members of this category may make up no more than one-third of the total membership of school council. The principal of the school is automatically one of these members.

Generally, the term of office for all members is two years. The term of office of half the members expires each year, creating vacancies for the annual school elections. Please Note: If positions remain unfilled, it may be a decision of Council after the election process, to co-opt person/s to a vacant position.

An optional Community Member category – members are co-opted by a decision of the council because of their special skills, interests or experience. DEECD employees are not eligible to be a Community Member.

Why is Parent Membership so important?

Parents on school councils provide important viewpoints and have valuable skills that can help shape the direction of the school.Those parents who become active on a school council find their involvement satisfying in itself and may also find their children feel a greater sense of belonging.

How can you become involved?

The most obvious way is to vote in the elections, which are held in Term 1 each year. However, ballots are only held if more people nominate as candidates than there are positions vacant.In view of this, you might seriously consider

• Standing for election as a member of the school council• Encouraging another person to stand for election

Do I need special experience to be on School Council?

No. What you do need is an interest in your child’s school and the desire to work in partnership with others to help shape the school’s future.

School Council Elections - Information for Parents

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School Council Elections – Information for Parents

What do you need to do to stand for election?

The Principal will issue a Notice of Elections and call for Nominees following the commencement of Term 1 each year. All school council elections must be completed by the end of March, unless the usual time line has been varied by the Minister.If you decide to stand for election, you can arrange for someone to nominate you as a candidate or you can nominate yourself in the Parent category.DEECD employees whose child is enrolled in a school in which they are not employed are eligible to nominate as parents for the school council at that school.Once the nomination form is completed, return it to the Principal within the time stated on the Notice of Election.Generally, if there are more nominations received than there are vacancies on council, a ballot will be conducted during the two weeks after the call for nominations has closed.

Remember

• Ask at the school for help if you would like to stand for election and are not sure what to do.• Consider standing for elections to council this year.• Be sure to vote in the elections.

Contact the Principal for further information.

Notice of Election and Call for Nominations for Noble Park Secondary College.

Membership Category Term of Office Number of VacanciesParent Member From March 2016 until February

2018 3

Community Member From March 2016 until February 2018

1

DET Member From March 2016 until February 2018

2

If the number of nominations is less than the number of vacancies, a notice to that effect and calling for further nominations will be posted in a prominent position at the General Office at the school.

Pam DysonPrincipal

Friday, 12th February, 2016 Notice of election and nominations for Noble Park Secondary College. 2016 Council nominations open.Friday 26th February, 2016 Nominations CloseMonday 29th February, 2016 Date by which the list of candidates and nominations will be displayed on our web site:

[email protected] 2nd March, 2016 Ballots papers prepared and distributed (if nominations exceed vacancies)Friday 4th March, 2016 Close of Ballot at 3-30pmMonday 7th March, 2016 Vote countTuesday 8th March, 2016 Declaration of vote of successful candidates to be display on our Web site [email protected] Wednesday 16th March, 2016 Meeting of new Council Members 6pm in Conference Room at the College.

SCHOOL COUNCIL ELECTIONS 2016

Nomination Form for Parent Member CategoryPlease return General Office with attention to Lesley Dunshea (Principal’s Personal Assistant)

by 4pm Friday 26th February, 2016.

I wish to nominate ………………………………………………………….for an elected position as a parent/guardian representative on the Noble Park Secondary College School Council for a two year duration.

Name…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....

Residential address……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....

Home Telephone ………………….......Mobile Number …………………………….........Business.............................

Email……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....

I am the parent/guardian of……………………………………………………………………………………..who is/are currentlyenrolled at this school.

The person I have nominated is the parent/guardian of ………………………………………………………..who is/are currently enrolled at this school.

The person I have nominated is an employee of the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. Yes / No (please circle)

Signature of Nominator………………………………………………………………………..Date…………………………………………

Candidate to CompleteI accept the nomination and I am prepared to serve as a Parent member of the above named School Council. I hereby declare that I am not an undischarged bankrupt and that I am not currently serving a sentence for an indictable offence.

Signature of Candidate…………………………………………………………………………Date………………………………………….

You will be notified when your nomination has been received.


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SCHOOL COUNCIL TIMETABLE

Friday, 12th February, 2016 Notice of election and nominations for Noble Park.Secondary College. 2016 Council nominations open

Friday 26th February, 2016 Nominations Close

Monday 29th February, 2016 Date by which the list of candidates and nominations will be displayed on our web site: [email protected]

Wednesday 2nd March,2016 Ballots papers prepared and distributed (if nominations exceed vacancies)

Friday 4th March, 2016 Close of Ballot at 3-30pm

Monday 7th March, 2016 Vote countTuesday 8th March, 2016 Declaration of vote of successful candidates to be

displayed on our Web site [email protected]

Wednesday 16th March, 2016 Meeting of new Council Members 6pm in Conference Room at the College.

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