THE PENINSULA PRESS

BARRENJOEY HIGH SCHOOLPhone: 9918 8811

Term 4 Week 8

6 December, 2019

Year 10 Luna Park

Maths Excursion.

Too much fun!

YEAR 10 AND YEAR 8 SEMESTER TWO REPORTS

Congratulations to Year 10 and Year 8, who will receive their final 2019 report early next week.

In a rather hectic end to the year which will see all juniors receive their reports within a five-day

period, Year 10 will receive their school report and participate in a report Presentation and

individual interview on December 12 and Year 8 on December 9.

This reporting, interview and goal setting process allows us to tailor a non-judgemental learning

plan specific to the individual student while assisting them in setting realistic goals in a caring

and supportive environment.

In an attempt to spread the workload and give each year group their deserved time in the

spotlight I will subsequently report on Year’s 7 and 9 Semester Two results in next week’s

Peninsula Press.

The Final Reports for the 121 Year 10 students, with a mean Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.5 were very pleasing with a number of individual highlights.

25 students received a GOLD Principal’s Award by achieving a GPA of 4.2 or above.

32 students received a SILVER Principal’s Award by achieving a GPA of 3.7 or above.

40 students received a REC (Respect, Effort, Challenge) award by having 100% of their profile

as Always or Usually participating in their learning.

20 Limited Grades only, out of 862 individual reports (2.3%), this is a very pleasing result, once

again supporting the fact that almost all students are working well.

8 students received a ACADEMIC PROGRESS Award for advancing their GPA by 0.4 from

Semester One to Semester Two

GOLD Principal’s AWARD Recipients

Callum Archibald Benjamin Beashel Mary Bradhurst Ewan Coles

Eliza Cutrie Zoe De Gail Jessica Doyle Brooke Edwards

Matthew Gillespie Rhiannon Glaw Elise Inger Kaylin Jones

Lila Kools Fin Kwong Owen MacGregor Sienna McDonald

Abbey Mitchell Caitlin Mulvany Laura Newlyn Benjamin Ritchie

Ana Stankovic Dusan Stankovic Astrid Twibill Hall Grace Waters

Aiden Whereat

SILVER Principal’s AWARD Recipients

Thomas Allen Beau Barripp Ashleigh Bateson Lili-Rose Bennett

George Bullock Alexander Candler-Szabo Hugo Cawsey Ella Collins

William Crighton Josephine Duncan Malia Edkins Evie Fayle

Sophie Hambling Benjamin Hancock Hannah Hopkins Cosmo Jackson

Charlotta Kallmeyer Tindra Landra Jesse McCabe Jade Moggach

Tara Moran Halina Morley Isabella Pearce Noah Quinlan

Bernardo Ribbe Hunter Roberts Caitlin Robinson Benjamin Stidwill

Tyella Toll Bree Ullman Beau Van Der Wallen Angus Welch

REC AWARD Recipients

Thomas Allen Benjamin Beashel Lili-Rose Bennett Mary Bradhurst

Hugo Cawsey Eliza Cutrie Zoe De Gail Brooke Edwards

Ruby Essington-Chamberlain Daniel Fethers Matthew Gillespie Rhiannon Glaw

Benjamin Hancock Jade Hobbs Hannah Hopkins Elise Inger

Kaylin Jones Fin Kwong Tindra Landra Magnus Lorentz

Owen MacGregor Sienna McDonald Tara Moran Caitlin Mulvany

Laura Newlyn Tom Partington Isabella Pearce Bernardo Ribbe

Benjamin Ritchie Caitlin Robinson Ruby-Rose Russell Thomas Schaedler

Ana Stankovic Benjamin Stidwill Jack Thompson Tyella Toll

Astrid Twibill Hall Grace Waters Marlon Watts Aiden Whereat

ACADEMIC PROGRESS AWARD Recipients

Benjamin Beashel Alexander Candler-Szabo Zoe Couzens Fin Kwong

Nina McGuffog Asher McLean Caitlin Robinson Daisy Spreadbury-Key

As you know we acknowledge the contribution students make to their learning is paramount to

the overall success of their education. In recognition of students’ efforts the 40 REC Award and

8 Academic Progress Award recipients in Year 10 are recognised below.Excellent result Year 10 – well done!

27 students received a GOLD Principal’s Award by achieving a GPA of 4.3 or above.

38 students received a SILVER Principal’s Award by achieving a GPA of 3.8 or above.

56 students received a REC (Respect, Effort, Challenge) award by having 100% of their profile

as Always or Usually participating in their learning.

19 Limited Grades only, out of 1083 individual reports (1.8%), this is a very pleasing result, once

again supporting the fact that almost all students are working well.

5 students received a ACADEMIC PROGRESS Award for advancing their GPA by 0.4 from

Semester One to Semester Two

The Final Reports for the 134 Year 8 students, with a mean Grade Point Average (GPA) of

3.5 were equally pleasing with a number of individual highlights.

GOLD Principal’s AWARD Recipients

Lachlan Archbold Tarannom Attarzadeh Yazdi Eva Attwood Sinead Bezuidenhout

Maya Boffey Sebastian Candler-Szabo Claudia Cole Ruairdh Cashell-Knight

Thomas Crighton Connor Downs Nathan Eding Grace Gibson

Lulu Hamill Cailan Haselbach Ariel Hutchinson Adam Inger

Benjamin Jones Piper Kemp Holly Knights Mischa Milostoc

Ashleigh Murray Patrick Sheppard Ayden Stidwill Mia Susnjara

Emily Tinker Arielle Vallis Joel Walter

SILVER Principal’s AWARD Recipients

Charly Aalders Zavier Ayrey Ted Beckenham Olivia Berry

Alice Binns Timothy Bradford Hannah Bradhurst Keone Butcher

Lucinda Coolee Milo Cullen Blakey Adelin De Berg William Duncan

Mia Edwards Zara Edwards Curtis Fishburn Leo Foster

Ana Gerathy Milena Gomes Georgia Goudie Amelie Grier

Beck Hawkins Oliver Hrones Lotus Leroy Rebekah Mulvany

Rudy Nicholson Jack Padovan Lulu Papworth Annabella Pinheiro

Lilian Quach Luke Riley Zac Robinson Joshua Schaedler

Alexandra Sulis Frankie Thomson Mya Van Gestel Claudia Vincent

Alicia Walsh Kai Wood

REC AWARD Recipients

Charly Aalders Charlie Andrews Lachlan Archbold Tarannom Attarzadeh Yazdi

Eva Attwood Ted Beckenham Olivia Berry Sinead Bezuidenhout

Alice Binns Maya Boffey Sahya Boutorabi Keone Butcher

Claudia Cole Sebastian Candler-Szabo Lucinda Coolee Ruairdh Cashell-Knight

Thomas Crighton Milo Cullen Blakey Saxon Davis Adelin De Berg

Nathan Eding Mia Edwards Zara Edwards Lucca Fairley

Ana Gerathy Grace Gibson Ava Gill Georgia Goudie

Amelie Grier Lulu Hamill Cailan Haselbach Jasmin Howarth

Adam Inger Benjamin Jones Piper Kemp Holly Knights

James Leigh Lola Lopez Hall Archie Mandin Mischa Milostoc

Rebekah Mulvany Ashleigh Murray Rudy Nicholson Jack Padovan

Annabella Pinheiro Luke Riley Zac Robinson Joshua Schaedler

Amelie Scott Ayden Stidwill Mia Susnjara Emily Tinker

Ava Waller Joel Walter Kai Wood Audrey Young

ACADEMIC PROGRESS AWARD Recipients

Lachlan Archbold Keone Butcher Adelin De Berg George Pitsikoulis

Patrick Sheppard

As for Year 10 I acknowledge the contribution effort has played for the above Year 8 students.

Effort in their learning is paramount to the overall success of their education. In recognition of

their efforts the 56 REC Award and 5 Academic Progress Award Recipients in Year 8 are

recognised below.

Excellent result Year 8 – well done!

Have a great week……….. Ian Bowsher

CONGRATULATIONS - MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS

"At Barrenjoey High School we are proud of the achievements,

participation and efforts of our students. Our Merit system

acknowledges students’ accomplishments across all fields of

endeavour and encourages improvement and sustained application.

The Barrenjoey High School Merit Award System is a cumulative

process throughout one academic year and recognises achievement

at a number of levels, allowing all students to experience

acknowledgment of success.

Well done to the following students who have achieved Bronze Merit Awards.

GOLD MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS

SILVER MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS

Well done to the all the students who have achieved Gold Merit

Awards, through collecting 45 positive entries on the welfare system.

Year 7

Ellie Ahlstrom Rawley

Maya Amet

Finn Arnold

Grace Barnes

Kyla Bezuidenhout

Griff Brondum

Summer Campbell

Darragh Forde

Megan Gibson

Stella Julius

Ava Roberts

Jasmin Robinson

Grace Whalley

Year 8

Grace Gibson

Amelie Scott

Frankie Thomson

Year 9

Annabel Bates

Angela Carter

Pia Edwards Ellis

Pelican Hogg

Boyd Riley

Kai Shimakage

Isabella Vincent

Harry Young

Year 10

Mary Bradhurst

Jessica Doyle

Elise Inger

Year 11

Alannah Amet

Zoe Coles

Ava Lloyd

Cerise Mabbott

Matthew Sutcliffe

Will Vallis

Year 7

Evie Bates

Liam Batterson

Charlize Cassell

Nina Cassell

Layla Eves

Henry Lau

Sophia Lockhart

Asha May

Tahlia O’Brien

Luca Ripoll

Minty Smailes

Kobe Stylianou

Mia Tindall

Hallie Watson

Olivia Wiles

Year 8

Aadil Abader-Gaffoor

Fin Allen

Charlie Andrews

Lucinda Coolee

Connor Downs

Zara Edwards

Florentyn Heintz

Jimmy Leigh

Lotus Leroy

Ashleigh Murray

Annabella Pinheiro

George Pitsikoulis

Zac Robinson

Mia Susnjara

Emily Tinker

Claudia Vincent

Year 9

Max Arnold

Ned Beckley

Alex Calleja

Will Cassell

Tara Gillespie

Oscar Hill

Poppy Jones

Kayla Keuning Santos

Oscar Lane

Astro Marty

Angus McSkimming

Kade Olson

Noah Rawley

Ines Simec

Elwyn Watts

Congratulations

BRONZE MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS

Congratulations to all the students who have achieved Bronze Merit Awards,

by collecting 15 positive entries.

Positive entries are awarded by teachers when students display adherence to the School's Respect,

Effort and Challenge framework."

Congratulations

Year 7

Siearna Collier

Joe Hancock

Fenton Morley

Stella Williamson

Year 8

Emma Brunette

Letitia Dwyer

Georgia Goudie

Lulu Hamill

Leo Ravich

Brianna Skinner

Year 9

Sam Allanson

Sophie Armitstead

Wil Christensen

David Dooley

Ollie Kantor-Smith

Wilson Merry

Kai Mitchell

Jye Sinclair

Daniel Wetherall

Lila White

Year 10

Josie Duncan

Malia Edkins

Matthew Gillespie

Lila Kools

Dane Lansbury

Laura Newlyn

Finley Pound

Josh Read

Sarah Riley

Hunter Roberts

Ruby-Rose Russell

Thomas Schaedler

Marlon Watts

Fifi Archibald

Euan Bates

Summer Bunch

Maja Dalby-Ball Olson

Sophia Holterhoff

Christopher Hope

Liam McCabe

Will Moore

Well done to all the students who have achieved Silver Merit Awards, through collecting 30 positive entries on the welfare system.

Year 10

Hannah Hopkins

Halina Morley

Year 11

Julia Caramori Masagao Ribeiro

Tiya Collins

Cullen Dollar

Elliot Field

Charlie Handley-Garben

Hervie Hawkins

Henri Hole

Pia Langlois

Oliver Parker

Sam Partington

Ellie Patterson

Eve Robertson

Jacinta Rogers

Peyton Sim

Kallan Sweetman

Will Timmis

Georgia WallerNina Weil

April Oliver

Nikolai Pattugalan

Flynn Poelmann

Erik Reading

Jamieson Rose

Aden Schaafsma

Momo Staines

Indigo Wilson

Year 11

Congratulations

BAND CAMP - A selection from our nightly "Band Blog"

Over the next few days, we performed at several primary

schools including Greenwell Point PS, Terara PS and Nowra

East PS. We also visited Jamberoo, and had many fun

evenings of trivia and talent shows. Thanks must be given

to Josh Hughes our conductor, Guy Hawson for supervising

and Jonathan Cramer our parent representative.

Thanks also to Yvonne Brown for helping organise the tourwith me, with such a fun experience for all involved.

"DAY 1 - We arrived in Kiama at around 11, and were

pleasantly confronted with a market which entertained kids

for an hour or so. We got to experience some pretty funky

blues, being serenaded by two toothless bearded dudes.

We set up in the shadow of the blowhole and awaited the

arrival of the Peloton (The Mental Wheels Bike Tour).

Upon arrival The Band roared into life with a crescendo of

You Can’t Stop the Beat from Hairspray feat Christopher

Walken and Michelle Pfieffer. Rapturous applause from the

cyclists caused the majority of them to fall off! The Band

was greatly received by all viewers whilst Jonathon Cramer

commandeered a golf buggy and did wheelies in the parking

lot. The event lasted until around 4, and we then headed

into the mountains to our accommodation at Kaloona."

Carla van der WallenMusic Teacher

Will Vallis has received a Silver Award in the

National History Challenge for his essay entitled:

"To what extent did civil rights movements around

the world influence the creation and

success of the 1967 Referendum?"

Will's essay was selected at a regional level to

compete against other leading essays from

senior students across the State. Although he

was not chosen as a state winner, Will's work

was Highly Commended by the judges for the

depth of research and historical scholarship.

Congratulations Will!

Will was presented with his prize by the HSIE

Faculty, and is pictured with his Modern Historyteacher Ms Blackman.

CONGRATULATIONS WILL ON YOUR SILVER AWARD

CONGRATULATIONS TO SARAH BRADHURST

HSC MAJOR WORK IN VISUAL ART – ARTEXPRESS

Sarah’s HSC Major Work in Visual Arts has now

been officially selected for inclusion into 2020,

ARTEXPRESS. ARTEXPRESS is a celebration of

the very best Visual Arts Major Works across the

State based on HSC Major Work submissions.

Sarah will be presented with a certificate

acknowledging her achievement at the Opening

Night.

A number of venues across the state are used

for ARTEXPRESS and Sarah's Major Work will be

exhibited at The Armory, Sydney Olympic Park from

early 2020.

Also, for the first time ARTEXPRESS exhibits will

form part of a Virtual Exhibition in July 2020.

This is an incredible result for Sarah – what atalented student, well done.

Well Done Sarah!

AVALON SURF COLLECTIVE SHARK TANK

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR JOINT WINNERS

This has been the 3rd year of the Surf Collective Shark Tank Program to help the Year 10/11

Business Students become more engaged by getting them to come up with a business idea and

using that to enhance their studies. The finalists presented their pitch in the Barrenjoey

Community Performance Space last week in a Shark Tank environment. It was a tough decision

as all the presentations were amazing! For the first time they have split the winning prize of

$1,000 to help set two businesses up and the joint winners are:

Eliza Cutrie - @lovedbybeez

Grace Waters - @watersalt_bohojewellery

Eliza Cutrie

Grace Waters

Well done to all

students involved!

RAISE FOUNDATION

VOLUNTEER MENTORS NEEDED FOR 2020

Raise Foundation, a not-for-profit mentoring

organisation, is urgently recruiting volunteers from

our local community to become a mentor for

students in our school, and other local high

schools. The programs run from March through to

September for two hours per week. Raise

measures the impact of its mentoring programs

and statistically significant outcomes include

increased confidence and resilience, ability to set

goals, coping skills, hope for the future and asking

trusted adults for help. Raise Mentors also benefit

by contributing to the community, gaining

improved listening and parenting skills through

free mentor training, and connecting with the

younger generation.

Head to www.raise.org.au/volunteer to sign up

or get more information

Could you, or someone you know, volunteer your time to mentor in a local high school in 2020?

“TEENAGERS, ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS –

A PRESENTATION FOR PARENTS”.

TUESDAY

10TH DECEMBER

6PM-7PM

NARRABEEN SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL

Parents are invited to this must see presentation by Paul Dillon. Paul has been working in the

area of drug education for more than 25 years. Using the most recent data available, Paul will

examine the use of alcohol and other drugs by school-based young people. There will be a

close examination of the positive influence that parents can have on their child's drinking

behaviour, as well as the barriers that they may face during adolescence. The presentation

aims to empower parents with a positive message and assist them in having open and honest

family discussions in this complex area. Bookings are essential.

Tickets are available at: http://bit.ly/PaulDillonPresentation

Presented by Paul Dillon

ECOJOEY

SUSTAINABILITY AT BARRENJOEY

This week in Ecojoey we talked about fundraising

opportunities to go towards the recycling bins

project. There is still quite a lot of days for

fundraising opportunities.

Every year, year 12 donates a gift to the school. This

year’s gift is putting money towards the recycling bin

project.

Hopefully before the end of term Ecojoey will be

running a Bake Sale to raise money to donate

towards helping the recovery of the animals and

bushland affected by the recent fires.

ARTIST OF THE WEEK

Jai Sarker Coleman

Year 7 Visual Arts Ext

has created a

wonderful

hand coloured

lino block, printed

twice to form

a reflection of the

beach.

Dear Parents,

School photography day is coming up early next year

Thursday 6th February(week 2).

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

School photos purchased online DO NOT require envelopes returned to school

Don’t forget to order your sibling photos now, if your school is offering sibling photos*

Late fees/additional charges will be applied for purchases after photo day

Photos will be returned to your school for distribution approximately six weeks after photos are

taken.

Past years’ photographs including sports, co-curricular and representative groups available at

school’sadvancedorder site and your child’s advancedyou photo site.

*Sibling photographs must be ordered either online or by order envelope prior to the day of

photography. A photograph will not be taken without an order. Sibling photographs can only be

taken of children enrolled at the school.

Please note: Sibling photographs are not offered at all schools.

Barrenjoey High School

School Photography Date: 6/02/2020

SCHOOL PHOTO ORDER CODE: MMZ 1HX TGV PLACE ORDER

2020 SCHOOL PHOTOS - Yes you can already order yours for next year!

WELL DONE TO THE AVALON/BILGOLA COMMUNITY

DROUGHT RUN

Keep the Donations coming in! ❤

Drop off to: 594 Barrenjoey Rd, Avalon Cnr Eastbourne Avenue. Thank you

NB: We have just added in another town with another 60 families - please help out.

We are ALWAYS low on the following donations:

OLIVE OIL, which is absolute LIQUID GOLD to our Farmers!!

How wonderful to see the local community making a difference to our farmers with these generous

donations. Two trailer loads have already gone to areas such as Cumnock, Yeoval and Trundel.

Thank you everyone for making a difference to at least 45 families!

Sunscreen 50SPF+

Aerogard

Moisturizer

Baby Wipes!!

UHT Milk

HAND SANITIZER

Non perishable food

YEAR 10 MATHS – EXCURSION TO LUNA PARK!

Another year 10 cohort experienced a wonderful day of enjoyment and applied mathematics at Luna

Park last Monday. 94 students and six teachers boarded the buses at 8:30 for the trip south of the

Bends. We travelled to the Argyle Cut on the southern side of the Bridge and all enjoyed a pleasant

walk over the Harbour back to Luna Park.

The students were encouraged to enjoy the Park as did some of the teachers. Mr Grunseit went on

many of the rides to ensure they were all operating safely. It was a spectacular day with our

student’s showing exceptional respect and politeness on what was a busy day for Luna Park. It was

a great pleasure to be associated with them as they showed what a great school Barrenjoey is.

P & C REPORT DECEMBER 2019

2019 has been a great year for the P&C with funds being delivered to the school for all

levels of learners and experiences. The P&C has funded the art prize (purchasing Kiana

Flanet’s work, “Simple Matter” which is now on display in the foyer), the environment of the

School, the Junior and Senior Study, Learning Support and Accelerated Learning Programs.

The P&C also funded the new school video, Barrenjoey 365 which has now been enjoyed bymany families of the school.

Fundraising – It has been another

big year for events with the Full

Moon Market in September.

$9000+ approximately raised the

profile of the school was again

increased. The Market is designed

to showcase the school to the

Community and get the community

involved.

Special thanks to Claire Delaney and Di Cutrie for their awesome help in running the event along with a long list of volunteers without whom we couldn’t put this type of event on.

The Palm Beach Movie Night

in August was a fun way to raise

some money. Thanks to

everyone who helped make this

possible. We raised $3,000

which went directly towardshelping students at the school.

The Cookbook continues to be a slow burner with

approximately $7,000 raised this year. All efforts will

be made to move them early next year. Thank you to

Flavia and her husband for taking on the responsibility

of selling the cookbooks. And special thanks to

Beachside Bookshop and Bookoccino for selling the

books at no profit to themselves.

2020 Budget – Thank you to Claire Delaney and Cilla Cole for their time considering the

budget spend for 2020. Special thanks to Cilla who works tirelessly behind the scenes

organising payments and the books for us. The 2020 Budget was unanimously passed by the

AGM Meeting and highlights include.

Carried forward $54,525

Income $107,100

Expenses $11,150 - Increased the Art acquisition by $100 to cover framing. Increased the

Teaching Staff Expenses – includes appreciation gifts for thanking staff

P&C School Contributions - No real changes here - stays the same – environment, Junior

Study, Senior Study, Accelerated learning, Learning Support. New spend - $10,000 in a

focus on attendance which is a Premier’s Target

Special Projects - The P&C will put $20,000 towards a 21 seat School Bus that will enable

small groups to go on excursions. This will benefit all departments at the school. BCPS

Marketing & Management $10,000 – one person, one day per week – this is part of our

requirements for grants received for the Performance Space. Arts Project – still to be

identified $5,000. Community Engagement Project – Youth Worker $7,000 ($14,000

covered by DET and School). Transfer to Building Fun $50,000 for Learning Centre (state-of-the-art renovation of the Library) in 2020

Overall we have tried to cover extended learners and challenged learners as well as whole school initiatives with the Bus, Performance Space Management and the Learning Centre.

Working Bees - Thanks to the school

community and Ian for his continual

attendance and a special thanks to Geoff

Bateman who is always there organising

us. As usual we will present a gift

voucher to Geoff Bateman for his out of

hours work at the Working Bees.

Canteen & Uniform Store Committee - The CUS has been able to provide $50,000 to the

P&C. This money goes directly back to the students and their learning. The Canteen & Uniform

Store Committee is grateful for all the hard work that the staff and Volunteers have put in in

managing the business. This year we have had the Healthy Canteen initiative to adhere to. All

measurements have been met. Big thanks to Di Cutrie and Kath Gunn for their hard workbehind the scenes

Overall Increase in Collection of P&C Fees - Thank you to the school SASS staff for their

hard work in preparing fee statements that seem to be working in the collection of fees. All this

money goes directly back to the kids and their learning.

Barrenjoey Community Performance

Space –The acoustics and audio visual

equipment in the Space means that it

will provide a very special, local, Arts

Centre for the community. Of course it

is hoped that the Performance Space

will provide an income stream for the

School.

The space was dedicated to Ian by the

Steering Committee for his vision for

our students. You can see the plaque

in the foyer of the Performance Space.

Thanks also to Christy Bishop, Kim

Hoggard, Cilla Cole and Richard Cole

for taking up the challenge of running

the Steering Committee.

Thank you - thank you to Ian Bowsher for leading all the different stakeholders in the school and having the best interests of our kids front of mind all year round.

SPORT NEWS

CRICKET

Results for our mighty U 15 Cricket team in the Manly Shield

T20 competition have been outstanding. In Round 1

Barrenjoey High School 7 - 159 def Cromer High School 86.

In Round 2 Barrenjoey High School 4 - 77 def Forest High

School 76.

Our round 3 game was played on Thursday 5 December at Nolan’s Reserve, with Barrenjoey

High School scoring 3 - 206 off 20 overs. An awesome batting performance from Ethan

Langridge 45 no, our Skipper Ollie Kantor Smith 43 no, Milo May 42 no, Hugo Cawsey 24 &

Toby Cousemacker 21 no. Despite some loose bowling and sloppy fielding, Balgowlah Boys

High School were restricted to 6 - 163. Bowling honours to Hugo Cawsey 2 - 6, our new recruit

Dylan Parker 2 - 16, Remy Garner 1 - 7, Ethan Langridge 1 - 14. Other good performances

from Max Arnold, Finn Arnold, Tom Prandle, Daniel Wetherall, Harry Gilligan & James

Kranenberg.

Many thanks to all players for your efforts.

Unfortunately the after semi final game between the undefeated Barrenjoey team and

Davidson High School was abandonded due to excessive smoke haze.

We eagerly await details of the semi final replay and the final to be played on Manly Oval in the new year.

WEEK 8 (B) TERM 4

MONDAY

2 DECEMBER

TUESDAY

3 DECEMBER

WEDNESDAY

4 DECEMBER

THURSDAY

5 DECEMBER

FRIDAY

6 DECEMBER

Year 10

Luna Park

Maths

Excursion

Band

Rehearsal

7.40am-

8.50am

Year 12 Legal

Studies & Year 9

Commerce

Excursion (Justice

and Police Museum)

Opens Cricket Manly

Cup

Year 6 Orientation

Day

Band Rehearsal

5pm-6pm 6.30pm-

8pm

Silver Duke of

Ed (Kangaroo

Valley)

Year 10 RYDA

Course

Silver Duke of

Ed (Kangaroo

Valley)

U/15Cricket

Manly Shield

(Nolan’s

Reserve)

Year 12 Modern

History Assess

Due/Eng Std &

Adv Assess

Due

Silver Duke

of Ed

(Kangaroo

Valley)

Year 7 World

Maths

Incursion

WEEK 9 (A) TERM 4

MONDAY

9 DECEMBER

TUESDAY

10 DECEMBER

WEDNESDAY

11 DECEMBER

THURSDAY

12 DECEMBER

FRIDAY

13 DECEMBER

Year 10 Skill

Building

Activities

Year 8 Report

Distribution &

Analysis

Band Rehearsal

7.40am-8.50am

Year 10 Skill

Building

Activities

Year 12 Ancient

History Assess

1 Due

MADD Evening

6pm-9pm

Band Rehearsal

5pm-6pm

6.30-8pm

Year 10 Skill

Building

Activities

Year 12 Legal

Studies

Assess 1 Due

Year 9 Report

Distribution and

Analysis

Year 10 Report

Distribution and

Analysis

HSC Maths

Advanced

Assess Task 1

Year 7 Report

Distribution

and Analysis

Year 11/12

Standard

Maths HSC

AT1

WEEK10 (B) TERM 4

MONDAY

16 DECEMBER

TUESDAY

17 DECEMBER

WEDNESDAY

18 DECEMBER

THURSDAY

19 DECEMBER

FRIDAY

20 DECEMBER

HSC Maths

Extension

Assessment

Task 1

ACHIEVEMENT

NIGHT 6PM -

7.30PM

Band Rehearsal

7.40am-8.50am

HSC RESULTS

RELEASED

REC Gold

Medal

Excursion

(Raging Waters

Sydney)

Band Rehearsal

5pm-6pm

6.30pm – 8pm

Last Day of

school for the

Year

The Barrenjoey Careers Website is a great resource for students,

parents and staff with information on careers and post school.

Good Afternoon,

Here is the link to this weeks Careers Newsletter.http://bit.ly/bhscareersnews181119

If you would like to book a careers meeting please contact me asap.

Regards, Michael Moylan

Careers Advisor

Year 10 Advisor

MONDAY

27 JANUARY

TUESDAY

28 JANUARY

WEDNESDAY

29 JANUARY

THURSDAY

30 JANUARY

FRIDAY

31 JANUARY

AUSTRALIA

DAY HOLIDAY

STAFF

DEVELOPMENT

DAY

Year 7,11 &

12 Return

All years at

school

Year 7

Lighthouse Walk

and Peer

Support Day

WEEK 1 (A) TERM 1

SPORT NEWS

The Silver Bullets –

Congratulations to the Silver

Bullets (year 9 boys) who defeated

St Augustine’s in the Grand Final

last Thursday Night in a nail biter

26-24.

Well done lads!

If you would like to volunteer at the school canteen, even for a couple of hours

please contact the school on Ph: 9918 8811

CANTEEN ROSTER

Week 8 CANTEEN ROSTER

MONDAY 2 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

TUESDAY 3 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

WEDNESDAY 4 DECEMBER Neela Sarkar

THURSDAY 5 DECEMBER Emma Watson

FRIDAY 6 DECEMER Robyn Jones

TERM 4, 2019

Week 10 CANTEEN ROSTER

MONDAY 16 DECEMBER Paula Lowe

TUESDAY 17 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

WEDNESDAY 18 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

Week 9 CANTEEN ROSTER

MONDAY 9 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

TUESDAY 10 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

WEDNESDAY 11 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

THURSDAY 12 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED

FRIDAY 13 DECEMBER HELP NEEDED