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College College College News News News 1 Station Street, Mordialloc 3195 Australia Telephone (+613) 9580 1184 Facsimile (+613) 9587 5443 email [email protected] www.mcsc.vic.edu.au Newsletter May 18, 2016 No.14 Assistant Principal’s Update Dear Parents, Students and Community Members, 2016 is now well and truly underway and the senior students are feeling this more than ever with first semester almost done, the what seems to be endless SACs and the rapidly approaching mid- year exams for Years 10 and 11. GAT preparation is also underway for students studying Units 3-4. Semester Two is fast approaching and is due to begin in just a few short weeks for our senior students, prior to the mid-year break. For our Year 12 students this last few weeks of Semester One really does represent the beginning of the end. One short semester of secondary schooling is all that is left. It will fly by! Organisation, planning and STUDY are the keys to success over the next few months. Use the time you have left at school wisely to help prepare for the final examinations. Planning and preparation now will help for the end of year exams. Time now is precious, use it wisely. Use your teachers’ expertise, use your study period effectively. Start your final revision now, do not put if off. On another note all students have recently completed this year’s Attitudes to School Survey where students have the opportunity to reflect on their school. Mordialloc College always has outstanding results in this survey and we look forward to this year’s results sometime in Term Three. We will again be feeding back this information to students and the community as we constantly strive for excellence in everything we do. Second semester is a time of change for students in Years 9 and 10 with new elective choices. Watch out at your year level assemblies for updates and further information about this process. Finally I would like to congratulate our Year 7 students who are on their way to completing their first semester as secondary school students. They have all settled in really well and have been a fantastic addition to the Mordialloc College community. Kevin Osborne Assistant Principal KEEP FOCUSSED AND PREPARE FOR EXAMS Year 7 Students

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College College College NewsNewsNews

1 Station Street, Mordialloc 3195 Australia Telephone (+613) 9580 1184 Facsimile (+613) 9587 5443 email [email protected] www.mcsc.vic.edu.au

Newsletter May 18, 2016

No.14 Assistant Principal’s Update

Dear Parents, Students and

Community Members,

2016 is now well and truly underway

and the senior students are feeling

this more than ever with first

semester almost done, the what

seems to be endless SACs and the

rapidly approaching mid- year exams

for Years 10 and 11. GAT preparation

is also underway for students

studying Units 3-4. Semester Two is

fast approaching and is due to begin

in just a few short weeks for our

senior students, prior to the mid-year

break.

For our Year 12 students this last few

weeks of Semester One really does

represent the beginning of the end.

One short semester of secondary

schooling is all that is left. It will fly

by!

Organisation, planning and STUDY

are the keys to success over the next

few months. Use the time you have

left at school wisely to help prepare

for the final

examinations.

Planning and

p r e p a r a t i o n

now will help

for the end of

year exams. Time

now is precious, use it wisely. Use

your teachers’ expertise, use your

study period effectively. Start your

final revision now, do not put if off.

On another note all students have

recently completed this year’s

Attitudes to School Survey where

students have the opportunity to

reflect on their school. Mordialloc

College always has outstanding

results in this survey and we look

forward to this year’s results

sometime in Term Three. We will

again be feeding back this

information to students and the

community as we constantly strive for

excellence in everything we do.

Second semester is a time of change

for students in Years 9 and 10 with

new elective choices. Watch out at

your year level assemblies for

updates and further information

about this process.

Finally I would like to congratulate

our Year 7 students who are on their

way to completing their first semester

as secondary school students. They

have all settled in really well and

have been a fantastic addition to the

Mordialloc College community.

Kevin Osborne

Assistant Principal

KEEP FOCUSSED

AND

PREPARE FOR

EXAMS

Year 7 Students

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1 Station Street, Mordialloc 3195 Australia Telephone (+613) 9580 1184 Facsimile (+613) 9587 5443 email [email protected] www.mcsc.vic.edu.au

May 2016

Thursday 19 School Council 5pm Friday 20 Y11 Drama Incursion-P4 Staff Service Awards 3:30pm Monday 23 Y10 Queensland Camp to 27/5 Y10 Alternative Activities to 27/5 VCAL Jewish Holocaust Museum Tuesday 24 Y12 Bus Man - Yakult 8:45-11:45am Y9 Zoology Elective Incursion VCE Drama - Comedy Festival 5:45-10pm MEX Parent Info Night 7:00-8:00pm Thursday 26 VCAL Mock Group Interviews Monday 30

Y8 Philip Island Camp to 1/6 Y11 Exams Tuesday 31 VCAL Melbourne Zoo Y10 RMIT Big Day in IT

June 2016 Friday 3 Y7 & Y7 SEAL Chinese Museum Incursion Monday 6 Y10 Exams Finance Meeting 4:00pm Wednesday 8

Student Free Day - Report Writing Thursday 9 Y7–10 Berthe Mouchette French Poetry Friday 10 Facilities & OHS Meeting 8:00am Y8 Round Robin Monday 13 Queens Birthday (Public Holiday) Tuesday 14 Y10 Work Experience Week Y11 Geography Field study Thursday 16 School Council 5:00pm Friday 17

Y8 SEAL Sovereign Hill Y9 and Y9 SEAL Words of War Poetry Tuesday 21 Y7 Round Robin Thursday 23 District Cross Country MEX Expo Day/Night 1:00pm Friday 24 Last Day of Term 2:30pm early dismissal Senior Formal 6:30pm Southern Golf Club

Student News

Integrity - for returning phone to

the learning centre office

Bradley Combe - Year 7

Personal Best

- in their studies

Kijana Pauling and Isabel Bristol Year 8

Mark Batten, Ferne King and Dominic Horvantincic – Year 7

Personal Best – In French

Personal Best - Work to the best of your ability. Pursue

excellence, try hard and constantly seek to improve.

Integrity - Be true to yourself by doing what is right. Be honest and trustworthy.

Respect - Treat everyone with equal consideration. Be

accepting of others and their differences.

Responsibility - Be accountable for your actions. Contribute positively to the school and wider community.

College Value Awards

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ADULTS: $20*

Children: $15* (13yrs and under)

All tickets pre-sale ONLY

Complimentary raffle ticket with each movie

ticket sold

(Extra RAFFLE tickets

available AT the door)

Fundraiser

SUNDAY 19 JUNE

Are you a fan of animated films for

the whole family?

If so, then we have the thing for you! Mordialloc College’s 2016 World Challenge team is holding a movie event on Sunday 19

June at Dendy Cinemas, Brighton. We are hosting a 2pm movie session for the highly anticipated 2016 film ‘Finding Dory’ and we would love you to join us for this spectacular event! Each movie ticket sold comes with a free raffle ticket on arrival.

Raffle will be drawn after the film (heaps of prizes to be won including a double pass to ‘A night with Gabriel Gaté’).

*Please note – Tickets are pre-sale only (tickets can be purchased from World Challenge team members, the general office or by email:

[email protected]

Purchase your tickets now! – Tommy, Laura, Holly (Year 10), Jeremy, Ana, Laird, Lauren, Hannah, Imogen (Year 11) & Miss Leppin.

1 Station Street, Mordialloc 3195 Australia Telephone (+613) 9580 1184 Facsimile (+613) 9587 5443 email [email protected] www.mcsc.vic.edu.au

A DAY AT THE MOVIES

WHERE?

DENDY CINEMA

BRIGHTON

26 Church Street Brighton

VIC 3186

http://www.palacecinemas.com.au/cine

mas/dendy/

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1 Station Street, Mordialloc 3195 Australia Telephone (+613) 9580 1184 Facsimile (+613) 9587 5443 email [email protected] www.mcsc.vic.edu.au

CSEF will be provided by the Victorian Government

to assist eligible families to cover the costs of school trips, camps and sporting activities.

If you hold a valid means-tested concession card or

are a temporary foster parent, you may be eligible

for CSEF. A special consideration category also exists for asylum seeker and refugee families. The

allowance is paid to the school to use towards expenses relating to camps, excursions or sporting

activities for the benefit of your child.

HOW TO APPLY

Contact the school office to obtain a CSEF

application form or download from

www.education.vic.gov.au/csef or the College

website: www.mcsc.vic.edu.au

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Eligible families need to lodge a new application every year. You should lodge

an application as soon as possible to access this allowance as parent

applications close on 3 June.

CALLING FOR ENTRIES

Create a 1-minute film about

‘Diversity’ and win one of

two $1000 cash prizes! ATOM and ClickView are proud to present the inaugural 1-Minute Film Competition.

Australian and New Zealand primary and secondary–school students are invited to make a 1-minute short film or animation,

and win fantastic prizes in the process.

The theme for this year’s competition is ‘Diversity’. What is diversity? What are some of the ways in which people are

different from one another? How does diversity make our community strong?

Students can be creative with the theme: they can include it in

their film as a spoken line, in the background, as a caption or in some other way.

To enter the 1-Minute Film Competition, students must create a 1-minute short film and submit it into one of the following two

categories:

• Primary Schools/Students

• Secondary Schools/Students

The two first-place prizes include $1000 in cash! Other prizes will be announced soon.

The 1-Minute Film Competition website includes the competition rules, online entry system and a comprehensive teaching

resource.

Competition Outline

• All entries must address the theme:

‘Diversity’

See Mrs Bevan for further information

CSEF APPLICATIONS CLOSE 3 JUNE - Please

return your application to the General Office if you have not

already done so.

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Dobson’s

Uniform Shop

at Mordialloc

College

Trading Hours

Monday 8.30 - 11.30

Wednesday 12.30 - 4.00

Situated off the foyer of the

School Hall

Telephone: 9587 0738

Unifo

rms

Unifo

rms

Bonbeach YCW

Junior Netball Club

Bonbeach YCW Netball Club is

looking to recruit players for their

U15B Team

Must be born 2002.

The club train on Friday nights

between 4:30-5:30.

Games: Saturday

Venue: 11 Sturdee St Chelsea

If you are keen to play a game of

netball we would love to have you

join our Netball community.

Contact information

Club President – Danielle Ak –

0403533746

Email – [email protected]

News from Chelsea Heights Community Centre

The Community Centre will be participating in the Biggest

Morning Tea on Thursday 26 May 10am to midday. Come along for a ‘delicious’ and entertaining morning and help

raise funds for the Cancer Council.

If you are looking for a venue for your child’s next birthday, our childcare room and playground is the perfect place,

especially with colder weather coming.

Learn the art of Japanese Crotchet (Amigurumi) and you will soon be making your own beautiful toys and gifts,

classes will be held on Wednesdays 9am to 12 noon.

Drop in on Thursday mornings 9.30am to 10.30am for a fun and easy to follow, calorie burning Zumba workout.

Phone 9772 3391 to book, for more details or our Term

brochure, and please visit our website for a full program at www.chelseaheightscommunitycentre.com.au or just drop

on by.

60 Thames Promenade Chelsea Heights 3196

Telephone: (03) 9772 3391

Low UV occurs in

Victoria between May

and August each year.

At this time, most

people need between

two and three hours

of midday winter sun

exposure spread over

a week to help with

their vitamin D levels

and sun protection is

not required. Further

information available

at www.sunsmart.com.au

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