Friday 31st August 2018 Term 3 Issue 13

ROTARY DINNER

On Monday night the Canobolas STEM centre was transformed into a restaurant and played host

to 43 members of the Orange Rotary Club. Our Year 11 and 12 Hospitality students, together will

some enthusiastic Year 9 Food Technology students, prepared, cooked and served a 2-course

meal for our guests. On arrival, guests were presented with an array of mocktails, prepared and

served by our Year 12 Food and Beverage students. They were then treated to a chicken or beef

roast and for dessert guests were served Sticky Date Pudding and Deconstructed Lemon

Meringue Pies. All students involved in this event showed great skills and incredible work ethic.

The Rotarians in attendance were suitably impressed, stating it was ‘the best meal that they had

at a meeting in a long time!’. Not only is this an experience enjoyable for our guests, it provides

our students with the opportunity to put skills learnt in class into practice in a simulated restaurant

environment. This is especially important for our hospitality students who must demonstrate their

skills and provide photographic evidence in order to be deemed competent in a number of units

in their courses.

I would like to thank the Rotary Club of Orange for their continued support of our school. On the

night they donated a DVD on the Kokoda Trail to our school’s resource library and they also

donated a book on our behalf to Glenroi Heights Public School library. This has been an annual

event for our Hospitality Team over the past 4-5 years and I am sure we will be able to continue

this fantastic partnership well into the future.

A huge thank you must also go to Mrs

Jennifer Shepherd and Mrs Marion Rouse,

who worked incredibly hard throughout

the evening to ensure the smooth running

of this event.

I am incredibly proud of all students

involved in this event. It is so rewarding to

see skills, knowledge and confidence in

our students build throughout the year.

Congratulations to our amazing Hospitality

Team!

Ms Merryn Lynch

Hospitality Teacher

Photo courtesy of the Central Western Daily

ROTARY DINNER

2018

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK Dear Parents and Members of the School Community

We are now more than half way through the term, and nothing appears to be slowing down.

The students and staff are working as hard as ever, involving themselves in a huge number of

events across the school and the community.

Canteen Manager

It is with regret that I announce that our Canteen Manager Andrew Farley is moving on at the

end of this week. Andrew has made a huge difference to our school in the three years that he

has been with us, transforming the Canteen to a place that students and staff alike enjoy being.

The quality of the food and drinks that are on offer match the best cafes in town, and he will be

sorely missed. We wish him well in his new endeavours and I will hopefully be able to announce

our new Canteen Manager in my next newsletter.

Signing students out in class time

When a parent or carer wishes to withdraw students out of class to take them for appointments

etc. in school hours, it would be appreciated if the following procedures were observed:

Send a note with your child indicating the appointment reason and time, which is to be

presented to the administration staff before school starts so they prepare an Early Leaver

Pass. This pass is shown to the teacher at the beginning of their lesson so they are aware of

the time the student needs to leave class.

Leave a message with administration staff earlier in the day prior to the appointment so the

student can given a pass and can be ready at the appropriate time to be signed out.

Five minutes notice by parents and carers is not enough time to have students at the office ready

for collection, and can be disruptive to teachers and their classes.

Thank you for your support and consideration.

Rotary Dinner

The Hospitality team, ably led by Ms Lynch, Ms Shepherd and Mrs Rouse, hosted another Rotary

dinner at the school during the week. The students worked incredibly hard to produce a two

course meal for members of the Orange Rotary Club, and by all reports it was the best meal they

have had at our school. This is a credit to our Hospitality team, and the students from Years 10-12

who were involved. Well done.

CKC Cup

Our annual interschool sporting competition with Cowra High School and Kelso High School will

once again be held, with both days of competition being in Week 8. This is always a great event,

with Cowra travelling to us this year, and then we will compete against Kelso in Bathurst. Students

have been reminded that they need to ensure that they are behaving appropriately in the lead

up to this event to be eligible to represent the school. Three negative entries will put them at risk

of not being able to participate.

I hope you have a great fortnight and I look forward to speaking with again in Week 6.

With my warmest regards

Kate Wootten

Look at what’s coming up...

Wednesday 5th September Year 7 Vaccinations

Tuesday 11th September CKC Cup vs Cowra

Friday 14th September CKC Cup vs Kelso

Monday 17th September Year 11 Yearly Examinations begin

Thursday 27th September Year 12 Farewell Assembly

Friday 16th November Year 12 Graduation

TCRTHS

CALENDAR

AROUND THE GROUNDS

A big thank you to Bunnings Orange for continuing to support the beautification of our

school grounds. They kindly donated some plants for two gardens at the front of the school.

The pretty star flower

blooms herald the

coming of spring.

On the 28th of July four Canobolas students, alongside ten Orange High School students and

four Coleambally Central School students travelled down to Melbourne for the Swinburne

University Open Day on the 29th of July. After they arrived at the campus, the students first met

Ruby, a student who attends Swinburne and received scholarships from the Country Education

Foundation, who also sponsored the trip for our students. Ruby told them her story of how she

went from high school to Swinburne and how the Country Education Foundation supported

her. The students then went and explored the University. It had everything from a flight simulator

to trade courses and lots of booths for students (and teachers) to browse. They were able to

go and explore what the university had to offer such as Law, where some students witnessed

what is called a ‘moot’, wherein two law students at Swinburne would argue whether a person

should be prosecuted or not depending on their crime. They had many opportunities to talk to

lecturers and students at Swinburne about the different opportunities available at the

University. Students were then taken on a residential tour by an R.A. at the University and

shown the different accommodation available at the University from a shared apartment to

single rooms.

After the open day students were then taken on a tour of the Melbourne Cricket Ground

(MCG). They were shown around the grounds and told many fascinating facts and an

enormous amount of information regarding the history of the MCG. They were shown areas

such as the media room where journalists cover the AFL games, the room where coaches are

interviewed after games, the indoor cricket nets, and a picture of Sir Donald Bradman with

Sachin Tendulkar, who is regarded as one of the world’s best batsman. They were also shown

the spectacular view of Melbourne from one of the terraces at the MCG which didn’t fail to

wow the students. Sadly, the trip came to an end with students leaving early Monday morning

and traveling back home, albeit quietly after an action packed trip.

By Lucy Davis

SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY VISIT

The Melbourne Cricket Ground and Swinburne University

A big thank you to Juliet from the Country Education Foundation of Australia for organising and

sponsoring such an amazing excursion.

Lyndon Marriott

Careers Co-ordinator

Botanic Gardens Run and BBQ

On Friday the 17th of August, we had 12 boys enjoy an early morning run/walk to kick start their

day at the beautiful surrounds of Orange Botanic Gardens. A frosty morning made for

picturesque views as they ran the circuit twice with local partners. Orange MP Phil Donato

dropped in, Katrina Lang from the Orange Police and Michael Newman from Orange TAFE and

his daughter Marley were also there to take part and mingle with the boys over breakfast and

discuss possible career paths.

With Matty on the BBQ the crew treated themselves to a well earned bacon and egg roll. What

a great way to start a Friday!!

Thanks to the staff who contacted us regarding this event. Hope a few more can get along next

time , it was a great morning with boys.

Tom Goolagong- Operations Manager

Canobolas Clontarf Academy

CLONTARF ACADEMY NEWS

Year 7/8 Rugby League

On Friday 17th August our school hosted a game of rugby league against Dubbo South

Campus. Our boys were so pumped to represent their school colours in front of such a big

cheering and supportive crowd. All this support spurred the Year 7/8 Clontarf boys to come

away with a win.

The boys were filled with excitement after the game which was very pleasing to see. We

hope to have more sporting games held in front of the school in the future.

I believe its a very special honour for our kids to play in front of their school as not many of

them get to play weekend sport. It was a great atmosphere which brought a lot of energy to

the game.

Matthew Georgiou– Operations Manager

Canobolas Clontarf Academy

YEAR 7 IPL EXHIBITIONS

Last Friday, Year 7 had their third exhibition for the projects Test of Time and Beating the Odds.

In Test of Time, students learned about either Ancient Egypt, India, China, Greece or Rome. They

created a number of artefacts from the time period and worked in small groups to produce a

green screen film about each of their civilisations. The students presented their films to their peers

and reflected on their work in the project in front of parents and community members.

In Beating the Odds, the students explored different habitats and the animals that have

adapted to survive in them. They recreated a diorama of different habitats and then designed

and produced their own creature that could exist in that environment using adaptations of

existing animals.

Congratulations on the wonderful job you all did Year 7! We are looking forward to seeing what

you produce in your next two projects: Mawambul and Feelin' Good.

ENGLISH FACULTY NEWS

Write a Book in a Day Competition

Congratulations to the Wordsmith’s Writers Group who participated in the Write a Book in a Day

competition. The students were hard at work from 7.30am in the morning for 10 hours with their

mentor, Miss Duncan, writing and collaborating a 5000 word story that will be published and

donated to children’s hospitals across Australia.

Poetry Boot Camp

Students participated in a Poetry Boot Camp with Australian

Poetry Slam champion, Zohab Zee Khan. Students wrote and

read their own poems with Zohab’s guidance. He explained

that everyone is a poet, and students surprised themselves by

uncovering some hidden talents.

CANOBOLAS METALS AND ENGINEERING

WORK PLACEMENT

2018

CAREERS NEWS

School To Work Program Canobolas Go for Gold

World Skills Show Sydney, Australia 2018

The future of Australia’s trade and skill industry Over 20,000 visitors, industry leaders, experts and top education providers made up World Skills

Show in Sydney, 2018. It provides students with an opportunity to discover future careers

through interactive events, demonstrations and competitions. It aims to equip young

Australians with the knowledge to make an informed choice about their future career options.

The Skills Show also provides them with a

unique chance to network with the

hundreds of industry and educational

experts.

SCIENCE FACULTY NEWS

Year 9 are currently working through the Earth and Space unit. This area of learning focuses on

Plate Tectonics and their relationship with earthquakes and volcanoes.

In the process of learning about the scales in which earthquakes are measured, 9 Science 1

competed against each other in an engineering build contest. Students had a design brief and

materials budget, and had to create a structure that would withstand an earthquake simulation

for 10 seconds.

Allisha Miller, Caitlyn Jones, Teagan Masila, and Briana Priest won the day with their structure

easily withstanding the some vigorous table shaking.

Mr B Curran—Head Teacher Science (Relieving)

REPRESENTATIVE SCHOOL SPORT SHORTS

Looking to buy a new pair of school sport

shorts to represent the school in? Well it’s your

lucky day!!

The PDHPE staff have some representative

school sporting shorts left. Shorts cost $40

each.

We have 5 size 36 and 2 size 38. If you are

interested please see a PDHPE staff member.

SCHOOL SPORT SOCKS ARE BACK…..

We have recently restocked out supplies

for the schools sporting socks. If you

represent a school team you are required to

wear a pair of Canobolas socks for your

chosen sport.

All socks are $10, can we purchased at the

front office or from the PDHPE staffroom.

Happy shopping…..

CKC Cup will be contested again this year with Canobolas High School,

Kelso High School and Cowra High School battling it out to be crowned

champions for 2018. Students in Years 7-10 will be competing in a variety of

sports and debating over two days. If you have been selected in a team

please collect a permission note for each day of competition from the PE

staffroom and return your notes and money to the front office by Friday 7th

September.

All students who are a part of the soccer and hockey teams will need to

make sure they have a pair of the long green Canobolas socks, which can

be purchased from the front office or PE Staffroom for $10. All students must

be in their full sports uniform or they will not be able to attend.

Tuesday 11th September– Canobolas High School

v Cowra High School @ Orange

Friday 14th September—Canobolas High School v

Kelso High School @ Bathurst

Soccer

Touch Football

Tee Ball Netball

Hockey

Basketball

Volleyball Debating

On Friday the 17th of August, our

Canobolas sport dancers and ensemble

group performed at the Orange

Eisteddfod.

It was great to see an improvement in

the performance quality and

confidence of our dancers!

Above are our Year 7 students who

performed their version of ‘It’s a Hard

Knock Life’

Above are our ‘Sassy Secretary’ Year 8

dancers!

Below are our year 10 ‘Army’ dancers

Above are our Year 9 ‘Circus’ dancers

Week 10 this term we will be holding

our Canobolas Concert on Thursday

the 27th of September! It will

showcase dances f rom the

eisteddfod groups and also our

elective dance classes. It will also

include music and choir items. Hope

to see you there!

Canobolas competed in the Netball NSW Western Region Netball Gala Day on the 16

August.

The team played six games on the day, winning against Forbes High, Anson Street SSP 1

and 2, Wellington High and Cowra High 1 and 2, to go through the day undefeated and

take the title.

Many of the students had never played before but they all improved as the day went

on, and displayed excellent sportsmanship when it was apparent they were too strong

for the opposition.

Alex Walker, Nick Clark and Kenya Lacey were formidable in defence, keeping most

teams scoreless. Tiger Wallace, Erica Borys and Mitch Basford were excellent in the

centre court, linking the great work of the defenders with the shooting circle. Natalie

Corby and Patrick McGinley were guns in the attacking end, playing an excellent

passing game, and shooting accurately.

Congratulations!

Mrs Dederer and Mrs Everett

This year 27 students attended the annual Goodooga Reward Excursion. Students were selected

on their attendance, positive behaviour and school uniform throughout Term 2. This year the

excursion was extended and we left a day earlier to include some additional experiences for

students at Bourke and Brewarrina. On Tuesday the 7th of August staff and students travelled to

Bourke to participate in sporting games with Bourke High School, students were also treated to

an outback show. The next day we trekked to Brewarrina to visit the Central School and have

lunch at the fish traps and started the journey to Goodooga through Walgett. Once we arrived in

Goodooga, students set up camp and attended the disco at the Goodooga Central School

which was run by Walgett PCYC DJs.

On Thursday, students participated in the Indigenous games, Joe Lucas was awarded best and

Fairest and the Frogs won the overall point score award. We then enjoyed a delicious bush

tucker lunch that was provided by Mindy Gibbs and the Goodooga Community members.

Students and staff relaxed for the remainder of the day and visited some sacred cultural sites in

the town and enjoyed a dip under the standpipe before our long trek home.

A big thankyou to Daisy Morrissey, Nikita Mason, Kayla Simmonds and Hayden Gibbs for assisting

with the excursion, it would not have been as successful without you.

On Tuesday 28th August, Year 12 PDH and SLR classes took some time out

to engage with some mindfulness and relaxation in a YOGA session run by

Miss Cassie Laughton. Students participated in the session to help them

reflect on their examinations and have a ‘brain break’ before

endeavouring on their final weeks at school and in the lead up to their HSC

examinations. This was very well needed after their HSC trial exams that

took place over the last few weeks.

Thank you Year 12 for having a go and for Mrs Bunworth for organising the

session for us.

In Week 4, 14 lucky Canobolas students ventured down to Perisher Valley for the annual PDHPE

Faculty ski trip. This year we again combined our ski trip with our snow-loving CKC Cup peers at

Cowra High School and invited Canowindra High School to travel with us to reduce our costs.

On Wednesday 15th August we departed Canobolas High School and travelled via coach to

Jindabyne to our accommodation at the “Snowy Valley Resort” which overlooks Lake

Jindabyne. That evening we were fitted with ski gear, clothes and received the important

information required about our snow experience. Early Thursday morning we travelled via

coach to Perisher Valley Terminal and caught the Ski Tube under the mountain to Blue Cow for

a full day of lessons run by qualified ski instructors. After a big Day 1 on the slopes, we returned

to Jindabyne that evening for dinner and night time activities. On Friday we travelled back to

Perisher for another day of skiing to refine our newly learnt skills in our morning lessons and

continued into the afternoon. We left the slopes Friday afternoon and started the big journey

home, arriving at the Orange railway station after midnight. Despite a bit of windy conditions,

we were again treated with great weather and the snow coverage was outstanding! A big

thank you must go to all the students who embraced a wonderful opportunity that we offer

here at Canobolas, and for bringing a positive attitude, perseverance and determination,

learning a new skill and making the trip very enjoyable for Mr Skein and Miss Morrissey! Hope to

see you all again next year!

Girls Business

On Monday the 27th of August, Girls Academy welcomed Jean from Family Planning Dubbo,

who came and spent periods 3 and 4 with our Year 7 and 8 Academy students.

Jean began the lesson with ‘Healthy and unhealthy relationships’ she asked the students to

give their personal opinions on these topics and what they looked like. She then played a

cartoon video of a young girl being in a relationship and dealing with emotional abuse,

jealousy, and isolation that the unhealthy relationships can cause.

Jean then spoke to them in regards to this ensuring that they understood clearly what is

positive and negative in a relationship. This was really useful as some of the students didn’t

realise what some of the negatives were. With this the students were spoken to about consent

as to when and how they are to use it and ages that it is to be used. Jean ensured that there

are always people there to help.

The second half of the lesson was talking about women’s business. Jean involved the students

in this by handing out cue cards with different parts of the body and their function, the students

were then asked if they had a body part or function and to match them together.

The kids enjoyed this and had a laugh.

To end the lesson Jean handed out some blank pieces of paper and asked the students to

write down any questions that they had, this was a way for them to ask questions that they

might have been too shy to ask in person. Once they had written their questions they were put

into a jar and Jean read them out and answered them one by one. This worked really well and

answered some really good questions for the students. We would like to give Jean a big thank

you for coming to our academy and speaking with the students.

Nikita Mason

Program Manager

Canobolas Girls Academy

GIRLS ACADEMY NEWS

MATHS FACULTY NEWS

Who says Maths doesn’t apply to the real world! What is more real than food!

Year 11 have been looking at Probability

and were comparing the colours inside

their packet of M&Ms with the Mars

website data. They were surprised to find

out that even though more blue M&Ms are

made in the factory that some bags had

none!

Year 11 were struggling with

finding the perimeter of parts of

a circle so Mrs Arman went out

and bought some pizza for

them to work with! We found

out that even though you may

get 2 pieces from the same

pizza, they have very different

measurements to each other!

We also found out that Year 11

love pizza and working with

food is very motivating!

Special mentions to Year 9 girls Courtney Harcombe,

Mackenzie Harcombe, Maddison Everingham and Jade

Colwell on achieving 99% on their Financial Mathematics

Assessment Task! Hard work pays off! Congratulations on

such a great effort girls!!

Ms L Arman

Mathematics Teacher

NEW BOOKS IN THE STEM CENTRE

These books have recently been donated to our

library and are on display in the STEM Centre.

A rip-roaring, off-the-charts,

completely out there, comedy for

lovers of fantastic adventure.

Our school recently hosted a visit

from the very talented author and

illustrator, Martin Chatterton.

Inspirational speaker, John Coutis, is an

exceptional person. Born with a severe disability

that rendered him a double amputee, John

defied medical opinion by refusing to die.

Today he gets around on a skateboard and

travels the world inspiring tens of thousands of

adoring fans to block our the negatives and be

the best that they can be.

Have you ever asked yourself what’s really

important to you.? Something you have always

dreamed of doing? In a moment of reflection,

Sebastian Terry’s answer was a list of 100 things ,

the things he had always wanted to do.

100 Things is a humorous, action-packed story

for anyone who’s ever dreamed of adventure

and living life to the fullest.

SCHOOL UNIFORM DONATIONS

If you are cleaning out your cupboards and have any unwanted items of school uniform, please

consider donating them to our school. You can drop them off to the Front Office and any

donations will be greatly appreciated.

Also please remember to label all items of your child’s school uniform as replacement costs can

be expensive.

SCHOOL NOTICES

** ONLINE PAYMENTS **

Parents, when making payments for excursions via the portal, can you

please ensure that you include the excursion number, thank you.

NOTIFICATION OF HEAD LICE

Dear Parents/Carers

We have become aware that a small number of students in our school have been

infested with head lice. As this issue can spread very quickly we ask that you please

carefully check your children’s hair and treat head lice or eggs as soon as possible.

For best advice with regard to the treatment of head lice and their eggs, please talk to

your pharmacist or family doctor. For best advice with regard to the treatment of head

lice and their eggs, please talk to your pharmacist or family doctor. For NSW Health

methods please visit:

https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/headlice/Pages/treatment.aspx

Further information is available on the Department’s website:

https://education.nsw.gov.au/student-wellbeing/health-and-physical-care/health-care-

procedures/conditions/head-lice

Thank you for your co-operation and assistance in this matter.

K Wootten

Principal

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