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Term 4, Week 8
Principal’s Report
Executive Principal: Mr Andrew Ryder
Deputy Principals: Ms Gaye Hoskins and Ms Angela Doggett (Relieving)
Reminders
BPS Presentation
Night
6 December 2016
BHS 2017 Year 7
Information Night
7 December 2016
BHS Presentation
Night
8 December 2016
Yearly Reports Sent
Out
12 December 2016
Wellbeing For
Excellence Reward
Night
Bourke Pool
13 December 2016
Last Day
16 December 2016
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEBSITE: www.bourke-h.schools.nsw.edu.au
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/BourkeHighSchool
PHONE: 6872 2522
With only a couple of weeks of school left this year there are no signs of slow-
ing down at Bourke High School.
Our stage 5 students are currently in Dubbo for their end of year excursion
with Miss Jedrzejak and Mr Meikle. The students have worked hard through-
out the year and have earned their alternate learning experience.
As part of our transition program year 6 students and their parents are invited
to attend an information session next Wednesday 7th December from 6:00pm
in the school library. This evening will involve members of Bourke High School
teaching staff and represents an invaluable opportunity to ask any questions
you or your child may have regarding their move into Secondary Education.
Light refreshments will be served on the night.
Our annual Bourke High School presentation night will be held in our MPC on
Thursday 8th December at 6:00pm. These nights are always an enjoyable way
to showcase and acknowledge the many wonderful educational experiences
and achievements which regularly occur here in Bourke High School.
Our Wellbeing 4 Excellence team will be hosting their rewards night on Tues-
day 13th December at Bourke Swimming Pool. This night will recognise all of
those students who have displayed a consistent approach to their learning in
term 4 while also maintaining a high level of attendance.
There are a number of other changes happening at Bourke High School includ-
ing some new teaching faces (watch this space). Also, as a school we have
worked very hard along with parents and carers to establish two new support
classes at the school. We see this as the best way to support our students who
have specialised learning needs. Through their inclusion in smaller classes with
specialist, qualified teacher help students will be able to engage more fully
with their learning in a more supportive environment which caters to their in-
dividual needs. If any community member would like some more information
on this process or benefits to students please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Andrew Ryder
Page 2 Term 4, Week 8
Students in the Yarra Pai class have built a timber table and stools from
recycled materials from the Bourke Shire Council Rubbish Depot. The
table and stools will be available for Youth attending the Bourke PCYC
facility.
A key component of the project involves students designing product and
calculating the quantity of materials to complete the table and stools.
Congratulations to the students and staff.
Wellbeing for Excellence
Bourke High School
Presentation Night
Thursday 8th December 2016
6.00 pm
Bourke High School Multi Purpose Centre
from Headquarters
White Ribbon Day Oxley stand against
Violence against ALL
PBL Fridays For Darlings PBL lesson Oxley had to come up
with safety rules for in the Visual Arts and Music
rooms.
Oxley not just a “house”….
it’s a lifestyle!
OXLEY’s TOP 10 STUDENTS
(According to Vivo)
Ethan Smith
Nikyra Suckling
Ethan Kiley
Robyn Gillon
Shakayla Dennis
Matthew Knight
Sophie Mathews
Molly Harris
Georgia Hardwick
Myah-Rose Driscoll (Oxley’s top ten students for the year
to 29/11/16)
Visual Arts Room *Don’t run with Scissors
*Don’t put your face in the sink full of water (might drown)
*Stay in the room to avoid snakes and unsavoury
people *Don’t run
*Don’t sniff things (paints, glue, inks, textas)
*Don’t eat/lick glue, clay, paint, etc.
*Carve away from your hands when cutting lino *Be mindful of spillages
and avoid slipping *Don’t throw rubbers and other objects (projectiles
hurt eyes) *Don’t stand on tables and chairs (to put up bunting)
Music Room *Don’t hit Mr Phillips or
anyone over the head with a guitar
*Don’t shove people’s heads through the drum
base *Don’t throw instruments (heavy items can cause
eye injury) *Remain in the classroom
to avoid snakes and unsavoury people
*Don’t stand on furniture *Don’t climb under the
demountable *Don’t go onto the road if
the gates are locked *Don’t climb out windows
Thank you Bronwyn Whitbread for introducing me to photographer Hugo
Jaeger. Hopefully my ‘propaganda’ is more positive!
Miss Smith and Mrs Douglas attempting to
DAB!
A yellow crested bird
visited and posed on
Jaala’s incredible Oxley
bunting she made for
OHQ. Thank you!
Jemmah meets Kochie! and
receives a YOTS award
Finally!!! keeping up with the G shock Jones’! Yellow
of course!
No discussion required. A splash of yellow just
happens :)
Bourke High School
White Ribbon Day 2016
Staff and students nominated
the following as White Ribbon
Day Champions.
Matt & Jack Bowden
Matt Knight
Rowan Gordon
Tyronne Sutton
Charlie Hollman
Anthony Heinemeyer
Rob Dickison
Andrew Ryder
Dane Parnaby
Bruce Turnbull
If you have moved or changed your
phone number please call the office and
let us know.
If your child has medical information that
is important to his/her health please call
us so we can update your file. This in-
cludes information on allergies and medi-
cation.
If your child will be absent due to illness
or family circumstances
Bourke High School
PO BOX 594, 34 Tarcoon
Street, Bourke, NSW 2840
PHONE: 02 6872 2560
FAX: 02 6872 3267
EMAIL:
bourke-
WEBSITE:
www.bourke-
h.schools.nsw.edu.au
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