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Dubbo College
Delroy Campus News
A Successful, Innovative and Caring Education for your Child East Street
DUBBO NSW 2830
Phone: 6882 7955 Fax: 6881 8749 Email: [email protected]
Web: www.dubbocoll-m.schools.nsw.edu.au
Issue 1 Term 3 Week 4 Wednesday 10th August 2016
Delroy Campus – Year 7 Transition Evening
We pay our respects to the Wiradjuri people, who are the
traditional custodians of the land on which Delroy Campus
sits, and pay respects to Elders past and present and extend
that respect to all Aboriginal people who are part of our
school community. What outstanding students we have a Delroy! You will see in
the newsletter many examples of student excellence inside
and outside the classroom. These opportunities only occur
because of the dedicated teachers and staff we have at Delroy.
I would just like to highlight a few examples of our outstand-
ing students.
At the end of last term Member for Dubbo and Deputy
Premier Troy Grant announced Ngali Shaw as the inaugural
2016 Aboriginal student of the year for the Dubbo Electorate.
Mr Grant presented Ngali with this award at a ceremony held
at South Campus saying “Ngali has been a fine mentor and
good role model for other students both Aboriginal and non-
Aboriginal”.
Ngali will now join other students from across NSW and head
to Sydney in Week 3 to attend the Emerging Leaders Forum,
where they will meet with Aboriginal, business and
Government leaders.
This follows on from Maree Pobje winning the Dubbo
Electorate Soap Box Challenge in April hosted by Member
for Dubbo and Deputy Premier Troy Grant.
Ngali Shaw, Tim Boney (Delroy Campus) and Amberlilly
Gordon (Senior Campus) have gained selection to the
Bangarra Dance Theatre part of the NSW Public Schools
State Dance Ensemble and now have a gruelling schedule of
rehearsal to attend in Sydney for the State Dance Festival and
the State Schools Spectacular. Our SLSO and Aboriginal
dance leader, Mr Doug Gordon will accompany the students.
Shannon Kassell was the NSW winner of the NAPCAN
child protection poster competition. Her poster on the theme
of “Protecting children is everyone’s business” is now being
printed ready for National Child Protection Week
4th to 10th September.
We also have a number of students who have been selected in
CHS western teams:
Gymnastics: Dakota Lacrosse and Elwyn Green
Netball: Krystal Dallinger
Cross Country: John Hill, Bailey Lacrosse and
Mathew Bridges
Boys Touch: Tim Boney
Girls Tennis: Amelia Day
Girls Soccer: Teegan Hall
Western Region U15yrs League: Randel Dowling
……..continued Page 2
From the Principal... left: Ngali Shaw pictured
with NSW Deputy Premier
Troy Grant when he was
selected as 2016 Aboriginal
Student of the Year for the
Dubbo Electorate.
Mr Doug Gordon Delroy
Campus and father of
Amberlilly Gordon
Delroy Campus School
Captain and winner of the
Dubbo Electorate Soap Box
Challenge, hosted by NSW
Deputy Premier Troy Grant
Miss Bermingham Deputy Principal / Delroy NAPCAN
contact and Mrs McConnell Art/Year 7 Adviser
congratulating Shannon Kassell on her Poster Design
being selected to represent NAPCAN NSW 2016. Shannon
will now meet the Governor General later this year.
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Wudhagaragarra Awards for College
students Paycee Cubby, Chelsea Watts, Marty Jeffrey and
Amberlilly Gordon received the awards, which recognise
innovation, excellence and achievement in Aboriginal
education in New South Wales public schools.
Amberlilly Gordon received her accolade for out-
standing achievement in creative and performing
arts.
The annual Wudhagaragarra Awards were staged in
Dubbo at the RSL theatre, with Dubbo College
students Ngali Shaw and Amberlilly Gordon
leading the proceedings.
left: Dubbo College student award winners
Marty Jeffrey, Paycee Cubby, Chelsea Watts and
Amberlilly Gordon with Aunty Pat Doolan,
principals Suzie Foran, Andrew Jones, Stacey
Exner and Debbie Head, and Delroy student and
MC Ngali Shaw.
Congratulations to Mrs Peta McAneney who is the Western
Region Gymnastics Manager.
In local sport, Kenzie Macfarlane in Year 8 has been
selected in the NSW State Hockey Team to play in Perth in
September.
It is just amazing the heights that can be reached with
commitment, determination and hard work. Well done to
all these fine students!
Dubbo College Uniform Review Team will be working
hard to review our current uniform for the College.
If you would like to be part of this process, you are invited
to attend our meeting that will be held weekly on Thursdays
at 3.45pm in the Library at Dubbo College Delroy Campus.
These meetings will commence on Thursday 3rd August
2016.
Later in the Term in Week 9, 14th Sept 4:30 to 6:30pm
parent/teacher interviews will be held. If you would like to
speak with your child’s teacher before then please phone the
school and make an appointment. We are always happy to
discuss your child’s progress at any time.
Preparing the timetable for 2017 is a focus for Term 3,
Year 10 subject selections for the Senior Campus are
underway and a number of transition activities have been
organised for Terms 3 and 4. A separate note will go home
about that.
Students in Years 8 and 9 will receive a subject information
booklet for Stage 5 (Years 9 and 10) to choose electives.
Again, I repeat my advice to students to choose electives
you actually like, not what your friends are doing.
Congratulations to Mrs Stacey Exner who will be the
relieving Executive Principal for Terms 3 and 4. I look
forward to working closely with her and my fellow
Principals, Mr Andrew Jones and Mr Ross Gorrie in
providing the highest quality holistic education for students
in Dubbo.
The Delroy family sends our best wishes to Mr Gorrie who
has been in hospital in Sydney and we wish him a speedy
recovery. Ms Suzie Foran is relieving Principal in his
absence.
Remember our Delroy values: Honesty, Respect,
perseverance and loyalty.
Thank you, Mrs Head Principal
Gymnasts
left:
Elwyn Green and
right:
Dakota Lacrosse
above: Kenzie Macfarlane Year 8, selected to play in
NSW State Hockey Team against Perth in September
Congratulations to Anthony Hunter Year 10
Delroy Campus who competed in the Deadly
Fun Run held recently at Uluru. Anthony is a
member of the I-CaN team who were accom-
panied to Uluru by Nathan Riley I-Can, the
team came first in the 11km relay around “the rock”.
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 3
The Creative CAPA Crew
What’s Coming Up? Wellington Eisteddfod on the 17th August
Three day vocal workshop from the 15th to the 17th August
‘Aspire Night’ on Tuesday 13th September – Week 9
CAPA Excursion
NEWS – Thank you everyone who has shown interest in the CAPA excursion this year, no doubt it is one not to be missed. The 37
original places have been filled. Unfortunately, there was some miscommunication and too many have been given access to
pay their deposit. Due to this, we have to notify approximately 13 students who will now be on a waiting list as they were
‘outside’ the 37. A list of the 37 students plus the 13 on the waiting list can be found outside the Art Staffroom and the Music
Staffroom. WATCH THIS SPACE!!!
CLASSROOM REPORTS –
Visual Arts: Year 7 and Year 8 – Both Year 7 and Year 8 classes have made a swap from music to art and vice versa. This means they
each have new teachers and new classrooms and therefore received a new timetable at the beginning of this term. It is
Semester 2 already and each class has shown great enthusiasm to learn new skills in Visual Art and have adjusted to their new
learning environment in a positive way.
Year 7 will begin looking at Portraiture, creating several portraits including self portraits using a variety of different
materials. Exploration is an important aspect this term so that the students become familiar with most artmaking materials.
Year 8 are investigating the graffiti world
and street art. Already the students have
been introduced to street artists Banksy
and King Robbo through the insightful
documentary ‘Graffiti Wars’. In the
coming weeks the students will be making
and printing their own stencil as well as
begin designing and printing their own
Lino print design. They have already
begun designing their own tag to create a
collaboration piece for the classroom. It’s
going to look awesome!!
Right and below is a series of photo-
graphs from semester one, Years 7 and 8
students, with completed assessment
work. They were all such great pieces of
work and each student should be proud of
their efforts.
Grace Willis, Hayden Anderson, Dylan Blunt …...continued Page 4
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 4
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Photographs from semester one, Years 7 and 8 students, with completed assessment work (continued from Page 3)
The Creative CAPA Crew
Top – Isabelle Furney, Brodie Hall, Lara Board, Millicent Boland Bottom – Blake Kelly, Colby Cafe and Brock Hutchinson
More news from the The Creative CAPA Crew continued on pages 5 and 6
DUBBO COLLEGE
UNIFORM
COMMITTEE
Dubbo College Uniform Review Team will be working hard to review our current uniform for the College.
If you would like to be a part of this process, you are invited to attend our meeting that will be held weekly on Thursdays at 3.45pm in the Library at Dubbo College
Delroy Campus. These meetings will commence on Thursday August 3rd 2016.
We look forward to having your involvement
Sincerely Dubbo College Uniform Committee Stacey Exner; Debbie Head (Delroy) Ross Gorrie (South); Andrew Jones
(Senior); Di Baker (South and Bindiyite); Frank Roberts (South); Student
(South); Carolyn Watts (Senior); Leah Bayliss (Senior);
Sharika Marrie Howard (Senior); Kate Smith (Delroy); Tracey Anderson
(Delroy); Lilli Campbell (Delroy) Donna Williams (AECG)
Dubbo Anglican Church is conducting preparation for Confirmation
For more information please call
Holy Trinity Office
6884 4990
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 5
Mobile Phones and electronic devices are NOT to be used in class. If they are
used in class they will be confiscated by the teacher.
The phones will be stored at the office and may be collected by the student
from one of the Deputy Principals
at the end of the day.
Top Row – 8VA1 and their masterpieces, Bailey Johnson-Williams and Jayde O’Farrell.
Middle row – Caleb Bruckner, Mikaylia Frawley, Caleb Edwards, Corey Parker and Elwyn Green.
Bottom row – Logan Preston-Ritchie,
Kenneth Jackson and more of the year 7’s and
their beast designs
The Creative CAPA Crew
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 6
Photography –
The photography elective class will be investigating, in depth,
composition and how composition will make and break a photo-
graph. The students will be participating in a lot of practical tasks
requiring them to move around the school, photograph objects/
scenes, making progress on a ‘checklist’ they will each receive to
complete throughout the term. Photographs from this checklist
will be used to create a portfolio of work for assessment.
MUSIC: Dubbo Eisteddfod -
Delroy Ensemble performed in the City of Dubbo Eisteddfod in the
ensemble section last month. They performed two contrasting pieces to showcase their skills: 'Hallelujah' by Leonard
Cohen, and 'I got you (I feel good)' by James Brown. The piece was led by Phoebe Farrell with Simon Ramirez, Daniel
Ramirez, Dylan Blunt, Kaylee Blunt, Harrison Crowfoot, Charlotte Crowfoot, Emi Webber, Laura Swinn, Ngali Shaw, Robert Betts and Amelia Day.
The students performed confidently against eight other entries. The adjudicator specifically mentioned that the ensemble has
'so much potential'
They received a well-deserved 97/100 for their performance, placing 2nd!
Wellington Eisteddfod is quickly approaching for the Beginner Band and the Delroy Ensemble. Collect a note from Ms Bell.
It will be held at the Civic Centre in Wellington on the 17th August and is $6.
Note - Year 10 will need to have their subject selection to Mrs Mara before this day. Get organised!
Composer, musician and conductor Paul Jarmen will be running a three day Vocal Workshop at Delroy! It will be held on
Monday 15th August to Wednesday 17th August in the school hall. Schools from around the region will also be attending.
The cost is $50 and is during school time. Get a note from Ms Bell.
College Band has resumed for Term 3 at South Campus. New members are welcome, however, you need to have
been playing your instrument for 2 years to join. Mr Billiards will continue to pick up students at 3pm. Ensure
you have your exit card and catch up on any work missed.
Vocal group is on Tuesdays at Lunch
Sectionals/rehearsals are on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Recess
Band will continue on Tuesdays Period 4.
Do you know what each of the above
symbols represent and their function on a
camera?
From the CAPA CREW Mrs McConnell, Ms Bell and Mr Woodhead
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Delroy students training in the Duke of Edinburgh International Award
recently travelled to the Warrumbungle National Park for a Practice Hiking
Expedition. Planned, were three hikes: a large hike to the Grand High Tops
and Bread Knife, and two shorter ones to Burbies Canyon and Belougery Split
Rock. Things didn’t quite go to plan however …
Serious rain started as we drove up from Dubbo on the Sunday morning, but
we did think it would clear enough for us to hike. We set up tents in Camp
Blackman because hot showers after clod walks seemed like a great idea, and it
did work well to keep us warm at the end of each day. What we hadn’t banked
on were the two creek crossings between us and the walks rising to the point
they were closed.
For a day and a half we kept our-
selves busy with short walks and
chat sessions. The weather sort of
cleared but by lunch Monday, with
the creek still up, some of us were
running out of dry gear. After call-
ing the Ranger for advice, he very
kindly came across and together
we measured the flow and depth of
the crossings. Knowing that more
rain was on the way and we would
possibly be forced to stay several
more days, we decided to chance the crossings.
We drove through the crossings with just the ranger to start with, to make sure
they were OK, and then decided to strike camp quickly (we had about 20
minutes!), and try the crossings with everyone on board. A bit exciting, but we
got through OK and after travelling through more heavy rain. We got back to
Dubbo in the dark, but ready for another hot shower and a warm bed.
It’s a race - ready, set, go…….
Mr Paul Woodhead Duke of Edinburgh Leader We are ready for anything……..
Hmmm, still rising…... Rainy day activities….
Look what I
made…..
Swollen creeks at the Warrumbungles...
Striking camp ……...
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Careers News
Defence Force Visit
left: Petty Officer West, Harold Fuller, David Woods, Jason Turtle,
Ronan Hobday, and Warrant Officer Cox.
Friday 17th June Delroy Campus were lucky enough to talk to the Defence
force Recruitment team Warrant Officer Class 2 Shane Cox (Army) and
Petty Officer Pete West ( Navy). Students were guided through how to apply
to the Defence Force and the standard of English and Mathematics needed.
Students also discovered the many varied roles within the Defence Force as
there are over 300 different types of jobs that exist. These boys were
rewarded with lots of goodies from the Defence Team.
Allied Health Day
On 21st June Delroy students participated in a Health Careers
Day hosted by Mirage Rural Health. The workshop was led by
former Dubbo College student Lars Newman. Students had a
variety of practical activities and talks from Nursing,
Occupational Therapy, Medicine and Physiotherapy. Other
students who attended and were not in the photos were
Treay Richardson and Daniel Ramirez.
Year 10 Subject Selections are well underway. We have
interviewed all Year 10 and they have visited the Senior Campus
to listen to TAFE, VET Subjects and all the Head Teachers with
their faculty information as well as a Parent/Student information
evening on Tuesday 20/7. If your student has any questions or as
a parent you would like to make an appointment to see me please
don’t hesitate to ring the school and make an appointment 6882 7955.
Mrs Fleur Mara Careers
Madison Dandridge, Breanna Hawkes, Maddi Cafe,
Amy Yeo, Natalie Gardoll, Paula Jane Hopkins,
Teegan Hall – Nursing making sure their hands are
hygienically clean
Courtney Triplett about
to get her blood pressure
taken
(It was perfect!!!!).
UPCOMMING DATES:
2 August - VC by CSU for students wanting to attend University.
8 August – First Impressions Workshop.
17 August - Year 10 Subject Selection hand in day as well as USI information.
25 August – Delroy White Card Year 10.
30 August – Year 9 Future Directions.
13 September – Meet A Keeper Taronga Western Plains Zoo.
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 9
Sport News…. Ken Eggleton Cup
The annual Ken Eggleton Cup sporting competition has begun for the year. In this
competition, students from Dubbo College in Years 10,11 and 12 take on students from
St Johns College. This will take place in Weeks 2, 3 and 6 of Term 3. Sports include:
girls and boys tennis, mixed touch, league tag, rugby league, boys and girls soccer, boys
basketball, netball. There is also Under 15 rugby league and netball.
Students from Delroy Campus will include:
Tennis: Grace Wheatland and Nicole Kelly
Mixed Touch: Tim Boney
Girls Soccer: Teegan Hall
Rugby League: Tim Boney
u/15 league: Randel Dowling, Paul Eastwood, Ian Gordon, Aiden Lake
u/15 Netball: Krystal Dallinger and Georgia Josephs
Seriser Cup
This term will also see the annual Seriser Cup sporting competition where
Delroy takes on South in sporting competition. Dates for this will be on
Thursday 25/8/16 and Thursday 1/9/16. Sports to be contested include: Boys
soccer, 7/8 league, 9/10 league, girls hockey, 7/8 netball, 9/10 netball, boys
touch, girls touch, boys basketball.
Good luck to all competitors in teams…
Western Area Representations
This term will also see Delroy have several students representing the Western
Area in their chosen sport. These include:
Girls Tennis: Amelia Day
Gymnastics: Elwyn Green and Dakota Lacrosse
Good luck girls!!
Well done to John Hill 16 years boys and Bailey Lacrosse 12 years boys
who represented Western Area at Cross Country. On a tough, hilly and
muddy course both boys did fantastically well. John finishing 42/70 in
NSW public schools and Bailey was 38th in his division. Great work!!!
Mr Craig May
Head Teacher PDHPE
Division D State Gymnastics - Delroy Campus student (second from right) Elwyn Green
Delroy Campus student (left) Dakota Lacrosse Division C
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 10
PDHPE News In Term 3 students will be completing the following topics:
Practical
Craig May
Head Teacher PDHPE
Dubbo College Delroy Campus
YEAR 7 SPORT TERM 2
Year 7 have enjoyed and demonstrated excellent partici-
pation levels in sport in last semester. In Term 2,
students developed skills and engaged in game play in a
variety of sporting modules. These included striking
sports such as cricket, teeball and longball. Students
also applied their knowledge of rules and skills learnt in
core PDHPE to netball. Students were given the
opportunity to travel to Nita McGrath netball courts and apply their skills in weekly class competition.
Individual achievement is also recognised as teachers vote on student performance with the highest number of votes to
receive the Good Sport Award.
Congratulations to the following students who were voted our winners for Term 2:
Good Sport Winners for Term 2;
Tuesday Sport
Whitnee Thomas
Lachlan Toomey
Jamaul Wright
Thursday Sport
Morgan Keys
Joshua Aubila
Year Seven Dance, Invasion Games (Touch, Oz Tag, Frisbee)
Year Eight Invasion Games (Touch, Oz tag), Striking Games
Year Nine Serisier Cup sports
Year Ten Invasion Games (Basketball, Netball, Soccer, Hockey)
Theory
Year Seven Healthy Food Habits
Year Eight Sports Nutrition
Year Nine Healthy Mind and Body
Year Ten Choices
This Term will also see students completing a formal examination in each year. These will be held in each year in
Week 7 of this term. They will cover the following topics:
Year Seven Sexual Health, Healthy Food Habits
Year Eight Lifestyle Diseases , Sports Nutrition
Year Nine Balancing Act, Don’t Risk It, Health Mind and body
Year Ten Road safety, Relationships, Choices
Captains for 2016;
Tuesday Sport
Xianna Brown and Kyle Daley
Thursday Sport
Aisha Konza and Tyrone Wilson
Wayne Dunlop
As always, if you have any questions or concerns regarding PDHPE please contact me on 02 6882 7955
Our Year 7 sport captains have also designed a
slide show for last semester in sport on the Dubbo College Facebook
page. Please keep an eye out for this and be sure to like or add
comments toward student achievement.
Year 7 Sport Organiser
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 11
This week Delroy Clontarf academy had
Shea Spierings in to talk to the boys about his
life and things he has done.
Shea Spierings is a youth advocate, keynote
speaker, and Deadly Choices Ambassador.
For his advocacy work, Shea has received
numerous nominations and awards. Most
recently, Shea was recognised for his efforts
along with 49 other high-profile Australians
including former Prime Minister John
Howard, and 2015 Australian of the Year
Rosie Batty, when he was invited to
dine with HRH Prince Charles during his
most recent visit to Australia. In 2015 Shea
was appointed to the role of Australian Youth
Delegate to the United Nations by the
Australian Government. During his time as
the Youth Delegate he personally consulted
over 2000 Australian youth, before drafting
and delivering the 2015 Australian Statement
on Youth Issues to the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Mark Prince, on behalf of Delroy Clontarf presented Alan Hall
and the staff at the NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Education
Office with a framed certificate of appreciation. They are a
continual source of support for our academy and Alan came in
and spoke to the boys about his background and story.
Free one day workshop for parents and carers
Workshop: 16 17NSWPC8 Location: Dubbo NSW
Like all school-aged students, young people on the autism spectrum
benefit from strong, positive relationships between home and school.
Positive Partnerships use evidence based materials and practical re-
sources to help support these relationships by facilitating workshops
for parents and carers.
This workshop is suitable for parents, full time carers and grandparents
What will you gain?
The Positive Partnerships parent/carer workshop intends to:
Increase understanding of the impact of autism on learning
Introduce a planning tool that can be used to share an under-
standing of your child
Explore ways to work in partnership with your school
Share information about how to access support both inside and
outside of school
Provide an opportunity to network and share strategies with
other parents/carers
Workshop details
Venue: Dubbo RSL
Corner Brisbane and Wingewarra Streets
DUBBO NSW 2830
When: One day workshop - Tuesday 13 September 2016 9.15am - 3.00pm (Registration from 8.30am)
Online registrations open Tuesday 2nd August 2015 and close two
days prior to the work shop
Online registrations open Tuesday 2nd August
2015 and close two days prior to the workshop.
If you have an email address and access to a
computer please register directly through our
secure website www.positivepartnerships.com.au.
You will receive a confirmation email of your
registration.
If you have any enquiries phone the Positive
Partnerships Infoline 1300 881 971 or email
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 12
Term 2 Assembly Term 2 Assembly Term 2 Assembly
At the end of term 2 the Support Unit hosted their
second assembly and students received awards for
their PBL classes and Tech and ART subjects. The
award recipients included: Shante Bower, Bailey
Johnson, Courtenay Wark-Austin, Brandon Dennis,
Kobi Park and Lleyton Wighton.
Miss Holly Cronk Support Unit
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 13
DUBBO COLLEGE DELROY CAMPUS CALENDAR 2016
~ TERM 3 ~
Wk 04 Aug 08
09
10
AFL Carnival
Support Students
11 CHS Basketball
12
Dance Workshop
Wk 05 Aug 15
Vocal Workshop
P&C Meeting
6.00pm
16 Vocal Workshop
17 Vocal Workshop
Eisteddfod
Wellington
18
19
Wk 06 Aug 22 Duke of
Edinburgh Camping & Hiking
final journey
23 Duke of
Edinburgh
Camping &Hiking
final journey
24 25
26
Wk 07 Aug/
Sept
29 30
31 01
02
Wk 08 Sept 05 Duke of
Edinburgh
Camping Final
06 Duke of
Edinburgh
Camping Final
07 Year 6 into Year 7
Information Evening
08
09
Wk 09 Sept 12 13
ASPIRE
CAPA Night
6.30pm
at Delroy
14 Parent/Teacher
Interviews
4.30pm - 6.30pm Delroy Hall
15 CSU Health
Expo - Hall
16
Wk 10 Sept 19 College
Celebration of
Sport
P&C Meeting
6.00pm
20
Bangarra Dance
21
Year 7
Vaccinations
22 23
LAST DAY OF
TERM 3
A reminder to Parents/Carers
We invite all parents/carers to speak with staff at anytime. However, we do ask
that you make an appointment to avoid any delays or unavailability of the
particular staff member you wish to see.
Thank you for your consideration.
6882 7955
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER Wednesday 10th August 2016 14
DUBBO COLLEGE
UNIFORM SHOP
Darling Street Dubbo Phone: 6881 8989
Term 3 Opening hours: Monday 3.00pm - 6.00pm
Tuesday 3.00pm - 6.00pm
Wednesday 3.00pm - 6.00pm
Thursday 3.00pm - 6.00pm
Friday CLOSED
Saturday 9.00am - 1.00pm
DUBBO RSL CLUB
Brisbane Street
DUBBO
(Delroy Campus Newsletter Sponsor)
DELROY CAMPUS
Executive Staff 2016
Mrs Debbie Head
Principal Rlg
Miss K Bermingham
Deputy Principal
Mr G Braithwaite
Deputy Principal Rlg
Ms A Piddington
Head Teacher Administration
Mr N Thompson
Head Teacher English/CAPA
Mr P Woodhead AP/Head Teacher Student
Support
Mrs V Budden
Head Teacher Wellbeing
Mr S Groen
Head Teacher Mathematics/
Equity
Mr M Elbourne-Binns
Head Teacher Science
Mr C May
Head Teacher PDHPE
Mr W Dunlop
Sports Co-ordinators
Ms K Smith
Head Teacher TAS/HSIE
Mr J Wade
Head Teacher Support
Ms E Smith
Head Teacher Professional
Learning
DELROY CAMPUS
Year Advisers
2016
Year 10 Mrs D Kelly
Mrs C Marsh
Year 9 Mr L Rice
Ms L Field
Year 8 Ms S Brown
Mr D Piper
Year 7 Mrs P McAneney
Mrs L McConnell
Girls’ Adviser:
Mrs D Kelly
(Delroy Campus Newsletter Sponsor)
Rlg Principal: Mrs Debbie Head Deputy Principal: Miss Kathryn Bermingham Rlg Deputy Principal: Mr Glen Braithwaite
LEVELS SYSTEM
Do your Best, be Equipped
ready for Learning, show
Respect
and make the most of the
Opportunities offered by
Your School
SCHOOL POLICY ON
STUDENTS WHO ARE
UNWELL
When a student is unwell at school
he/she:
must obtain a note from the
teacher and then present at the
office, where a parent/carer will be
contacted by the office staff to
collect the student.
Students are NOT to use their
mobile phones to phone parent/
carer directly.
For legal reasons and school policy
students are NOT to leave the school
without signing out at the office.
A NOTE TO PARENTS/CARERS and
STUDENTS
Tank tops/
singlets/tights
are not to be
worn at
school.
Singlet tops are not part of the
uniform and the do not meet
sun-safe requirements.
Tights are not part of the uniform.
ATTENDANCE:
NOTES for PARENTS and CARERS
Attendance every day that the school is open for instruction is a legal requirement and a major responsibility of parents/carers. Please send a note when your student has been away from school. Prosecution in the Local Court - If all attempts by
schools and regional support staff fail to improve a
student’s attendance, action can be taken in the
Local Court and the result can be fines up to a
maximum of $11,000.
