Message from the Principal We are nearly at the end of Term 2 and what an extraordinary

term it has been. There have been many learning curves and

changes that we have all had to adapt to.

At the school level there were some change in practices

* The gates will be locked daily- font, back, side and library

* No student is to be given permission to leave the classroom

(unless they have a medical card)

* Head teachers have developed protocols for each faculty to

ensure best practice is followed

* Teachers who wish to remain as isolated as possible from

adults do not have to return to staff rooms - they may remain

in classrooms during breaks or isolate in available interview

rooms

* There will be no quad assemblies or hall presentations

* There will be no excursions or extra- curricula activities

(until at least the end of term)

* Staff meetings and KLA meetings will be Google Hangouts/

Zoom

Once again I want to congratulate you all on your profession-

alism, your adaptability, patience and tolerance during this

time. Often I do not have all the information I would like to

have to set up procedures and directions- yet you have accept-

ed and understood that we are all trying our best.

Stay safe

Thank you

Catherine. M.Anderson Principal

Wednesday 1st July—Year 7 Vaccinations

Contact Mrs Prasad for information

Friday 3rd July—Last day of Term 2

Monday 20th July—Pupil Free Day

Tuesday 21st July—All students return start Term 3

CHIFLEY COLLEGE

MT DRUITT CAMPUS

TERM 2 WEEK 10 2020

NEWSLETTER

SRC 2020 S.R.C stands for Student Representative Council. We believe

that student leadership is an important part of creating a safe and positive learning environment for all students. It is our

responsibility to uphold, maintain and communicate the needs, opinions and concerns of the students to the staff and

wider community of Mount Druitt Campus.

SRC MEMBER’ means any student who has been elected or appointed to

the position and who understands and is prepared to accept the

responsibilities of the position and is willing to be actively in-

volved in all SRC related functions Aims and Objectives

Aim: To represent the student body as a whole. Objectives: The SRC will: a. Gather and voice student opinions and issues of concern. b. Recognize and make decisions on student welfare. c. Keep students informed of developments within the SRC,

school and wider community. d. Raise funds for the benefit of the school and external organiza-

tions at the discretion of the SRC. e. Promote student involvement in their education and in the

school environment. f. Promote school spirit and participation in all events. g. Be a part of the school’s management by representing the stu-

dents on the school’s committees and the school council. How can I become a member?

Nominations: Self-nomination to SRC coordinator for representative position is required on the official nomination form. Currently we have about 35 students from year 7-10 as part of the SRC.

S.T.E.M.

(Science Technology Engineering Mathematics)

Students have been using their time in

S.T.E.M to create some wonderful ex-

periments using technology and the

equipment available at school like 3D

printers. Everyone has embraced both

hands on learning and on-line learning

from home.

Learning from Home

Community Night 2020

Earlier in the year, before COVID 19 we had a wonderful cele-

bration to introduce and showcase the school to our wonder-

ful community. Everyone that came got to enjoy a guided tour

of the school facilities and a sausage sizzle. Thank you all who

attended.

We are here for

each other.

Stay Safe

Together,

we got this!