PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education

Dear Parents, Students and Friends of Prospect High School,

Presentation EveningCongratulations to all recipients of awards at the Celebration Assembly held on Tuesday evening at the Door of Hope. This was an opportunity to celebrate and recognise the achievements and successes of our wonderful Grade 10 students. Congratulations also, to all involved in organising and delivering the assembly. Guest speaker Daisy Baker, and past student of Prospect High School delivered an inspiring speech about how Prospect High School prepared her for her future as a journalist. The musical performances were outstanding. Thank you to guests, parents and family members and staff who attended. Thanks also to sponsors for donation of prizes.

Grade 10 Celebration DinnerA very successful Grade 10 Celebration Dinner was held last night at the Country Club Tasmania. Students and staff enjoyed the catering, music and dancing. Well done and thanks to the Grade 10 team for the hard work and creativity that went into the preparation of the evening. The decorations and table settings looked amazing. Speeches by Jiranan and Hayden were moving and reflective, acknowledging the enormous impact that Prospect High School has had on Grade 10 graduates over the past four years, in so many ways.

ReportsReports have been issued to students. Students are to be congratulated on a productive second half of the year where there has predominantly been sound progress.

This is the final Prospector for 2018. I take this opportunity to wish you all a happy and safe holiday season.

Lee BarkerPrincipal

PROSPECTOR

14 December 2018

UPCOMING EVENTS

14 December Student Reports go home.

18 December Nurse Bec Beeston on-site

2018 TERM DATES Finish: Thursday 20 December (students) Friday 21 December (teachers)

Levy payments and uniform shop days: Grades 7 - 10: 9am-6pm Tuesday January 29 and Wednesday 30 Grade 11: 9am-3pm Thursday 31 January.6 March 2019 5pm School Association Meeting

2019 – School DatesTerm 1 Start: Monday 4 February (teachers); Wednesday 6 February (students) Wednesday 27 February – Launceston Cup Finish: Thursday 11 AprilFriday 12 April – Teacher Moderation Day – Student Free Day Easter break: 19 April – 23 AprilWednesday, 25 April - Public Holiday - Anzac Day

Term 2 Start: Monday 29 April. Finish: Friday 5 July

Term 3 Monday 22 July - Staff PL Day – Student Free DayStart: Monday 23 July. Finish: Friday 27 September

Term 4 Start: Monday 14 October. Friday 1 November - Staff PL Day - Student Free Day Monday 4 November - Public Holiday – Recreation DayFinish: Thursday 19 December (students) Friday 20 December (teachers)

GradE 10 SUbjECT awardS aNd PrIzES 2018

Grade 10 Subject PrizesSubject Recipient Subject RecipientAgricultural Studies Abby & MattesseAthletic Development BenChild Studies ArizonaDesign in Metal SethDesign in Wood HarrisonDigital Technology NathanEnglish MishaEnglish as an Additional Langauge MizunaFood Studies Ella

Rodney Rigby Memorial Shield for House Competition. The winning house for 2018 is NYANDA. This shield is presented to the overall winner of the school’s Cross-Country, Swimming and Athletics carnivals.Peter Holyman Wood Technology Award (Sponsored by The Launceston Hoo Hoo Club). The recipient - Seth. This award is given to a student who has displayed a high level of enthusiasm and achieved a commendable level in the studies of subjects related to timber and forest products.Lees Coaches Encouragement Award (Sponsored by Lees Coaches). The recipient - Sophie. This award is given to a student who is making a significant effort to meeting the challenges of future employment.Lees Coaches “Beat the Barrier” Award (Sponsored by Lees Coaches). The recipient - Zaden. This award is presented to a student who has overcome significant barriers to complete their Grade 10 schooling. The Launceston City Council UTAS Springboard to Higher Education Bursary 2018 (Sponsored by the University of Tasmania). The recipient - Jiranan. This award is presented to a student who lives in the Launceston municipality and is to assist them with expenses associated with further study over the next three years; it demonstrates support of their potential and encourages them towards entering university.Northern Midlands Council Further Education Bursary 2018 (Sponsored by the Northern Midlands Council and the Cape Hope Foundation). The recipient - Chelsea. This award is presented to a student: Who lives in the Northern Midlands Council Area; Has had pleasing academic performance and attendance in Year 10; Has a passion for pursuing a further education/training pathway.City of Launceston Lions Club Scholarships (Sponsored by the City of Launceston Lions Club). The recipients - Amber and Maddie. This is awarded to two students who have been selected for their commitment to study, their desire to succeed and their capacity to work hard towards all aspects of their further education. Each student has demonstrated: Commitment to study; Evidence of Goal Setting and commitment to achieve goals; Capacity to complete current or proposed course of study.Launceston College Incentive Award (Sponsored by Launceston College). The recipient - Emma.Newstead College Incentive Award (Sponsored by Newstead College). The recipient - Mahdi.The Stan Morris Science Incentive Award. The recipients - Makayla and Nathan. Stan Morris is a previous Principal of Prospect High School. It was due to our 50th Anniversary last year that we established an association with Stan Morris’s daughter, Lindy. This award acknowledges students who display a strong interest in Science and wishes to continue study in a Science field. The Pierre de Coubertin Award (Sponsored by Prospect High School). The recipient - Kate. This award is given in recognition of sporting achievements and demonstration of those endeavours which are consistent with the aims and the spirit of the Olympic Movement. The Most Improved Student Award (Sponsored by Michelle O’Byrne MP). The recipient - Mahdi. The recipients have made a significant & sustained improvement in a number of subject areas during Grade 10. The Consistent Application to Studies Award (Sponsored by Peter Gutwein MP). The recipients - Ella and Ebony. Awarded to the students who have consistently displayed an outstanding attitude to school work throughout the year. Quiet Achiever Award (Sponsored by Ross Hart MP). The recipients - Makayla and Nathan. Awarded to a student who: Presents a positive image of young people and is unassuming; Contributes considerable effort into his/her chosen activities; Does not hold an official school position.Citizenship Awards (Sponsored by the Summerdale Medical Centre). The recipients - Emma, Brayden and Maddie. These awards recognise students who: Show allegiance to the school; Have a strong sense of loyalty; Maintain a good rapport with staff and fellow students; Have respect for the rights, property and welfare of others. Citizenship Awards (Sponsored by Foot and Playsted). The recipients - Kate, Lincoln and Bella. The award recognise students who: Show allegiance to the school; Have a strong sense of loyalty; Maintain a good rapport with staff and fellow students; Have respect for the rights, property and welfare of others.

Health & Physical Education JirananHistory HaydenJapanese/LOTE SueyoonMathematics SueyoonMathematics Stage 10A MishaMusic MishaScience MishaSport Science JirananVisual Art Aiden

The Ivan Williams Memorial Best All Round Sports Award (Sponsored by Prospect High School). The recipient - Ben. This award recognises a student who: Displays teamwork and commitment; Provides leadership in sport; Has well developed skills in a number of sports. The Lions Club of Hadspen Service Awards (Sponsored by Lions Club of Hadspen). The recipients - Jason and Hayden. These students are recognised for outstanding service to the school. They are: Willing to work for the benefit of other people; Provide valuable service to the school; Engage in activities which positively benefit others in the school; Use their own time in serving the school.The Class of ‘81 Award (Sponsored by the class of ‘81). The recipient - Asina. This award is presented to a student who has gained significantly from their personalised learning programs.The Don Wing Leadership Awards (Sponsored by Don Wing). The recipients - Hayden and Jiranan. These awards are presented to two students who: Have the capacity to positively influence others either individually or in a group; Are enthusiastic and can generate this enthusiasm in others; Assist and empower others; Care for the welfare of others.The ADF Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award (Sponsored by The Australian Defence Force). The recipient - Hayden. This awards program has been created to acknowledge the achievements of young people who have demonstrated outstanding qualities of leadership and teamwork either within our school or the wider community.The Young Leader Award (Sponsored by Michael Ferguson MP). The recipient - Kaitlin. This award is for a student who has displayed leadership in our school community.The Award for School & Community Leadership (Sponsored by Rosemary Armitage). The recipient - Amber. This award is given to a student who has demonstrated significant leadership in the school and community. The Richard Gough Memorial Award (Sponsored by The Rotary Club of Kings Meadows). The recipients - Ella and Ebony. Richard Gough was a Head Prefect at Prospect in 1969, this award is in his honour, for two students who have been outstanding within our school community.The Sarah Courtney MP Award (Sponsored by Sarah Courtney MP). The recipient - Misha. This award recognises a student with an interest in learning and further education.The Respectful Student Award (Sponsored by The Hon Jeremy Rockliff MP, Deputy Premier, and Minister for Education and Training). The recipient - Anthony. This student demonstrates positive and effective interactions with others and their environment on the basis of responsibility, integrity and accountability to an outstanding degree. The Beacon Foundation Award. The recipient - Abby. This award goes to a student who has embraced the Beacon Foundation philosophy and has developed an independence to achieve success for themselves using the local community. Beacon believes every young person has the right to hope, a job, financial opportunity and the sense of personal success this provides. Zonta Award (Sponsored by the Zonta Club of Launceston Inc). The recipient - Kaitlin. This award goes to a student who has shown outstanding commitment to community service.The Will Robinson Memorial Prize. The recipient - Brayden. Around thirty ex- Prospect High students who went through school with Will, (the 2004 Leavers) and Pennie & David Robinson sponsor this award. The Will Robinson Memorial Prize award is for a student who displays sustained effort, commitment and excellence whilst working towards a clear goal in their chosen interest. The goal can be in the areas of sport, music, culture, community or academic excellence. This student has an exemplary attitude and conduct which embody the values of Will Robinson; these being passion, commitment, tenacity, sacrifice and compassion. Outstanding Academic Achievement Award - DUX 2018 (Sponsored by Factory Blinds). The recipient - Misha. This award recognises the student with the most outstanding results in Grade 10 this year. The School Leavers of 1991 - Award for Sustained Excellence (Sponsored by the Prospect High School Association). The recipient - Kate. This award is for a student who displays an outstanding attitude and commitment to study and consistently maintains a high academic achievement.The Principals Award (Sponsored by the Student Leader Board). The recipient - Hayden. This award this is for a student who shows respect and presents a positive image of themselves and the school to others in our community.The Caltex Best All Round Student Award (Sponsored by Caltex). The recipient - Jiranan. Winners of the Caltex All Rounder are characterised by their commitment to achieving their best in all pursuits, setting an outstanding example and assisting their peers. The Student displays or possesses qualities of: Academic achievement; Positive attitude; Ability in a number of sports; Creative ability; Good character. Student of the Year Award (Sponsored by the Prospect High School Association). The recipient - Amber. The student has: An excellent manner, conduct and courtesy; An excellent attitude to study; Displayed an active involvement in all aspects of school activity.The Student Government Board Peer Prize (Sponsored by the Student Leader Board). The recipient - Amber. As judged by their peers this student is: highly supportive of all, not just within their immediate friendship group; loyal at all times to the school and its broader community including students, school staff and parents; considered a ‘giving’ person – someone who doesn’t consider themselves first but considers the welfare of others. The finalists: Anthony, Amber, Makayla, Hayden, Sarvinth.

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INTEr-hIGh aThlETICS CarNIVal

Congratulations to all of our students who participated in the Inter-high Athletics Carnival. A special shout out to Alicia for breaking the NHSSA Grade 7 girls triple jump with a jump of 10m20. It was also excellent to see all of the parents who came to support. We came fourth overall. Well done, Prospect!

PhS aThlETICS CarNIVal

Apologies to Brayden in Grade 8. Brayden should have been awarded a Grade 8 Field Champion certificate at last week’s school assembly. Unfortunately a data entry mistake was found and has been rectified. Brayden will be presented with his certificate in his next Grade Assembly.

laST day PICNIC

Thursday, 20 December is the last day of the school year for students. This day will be spent at the beach, as a full school excursion. Students are advised to bring plenty of food/drink, and be prepared for any extremes in weather, either hot or cold, i.e. bring a warm jacket,a sun hat and sunscreen.

The 2019 SLB Elect will be running a BBQ and selling sausages and burgers, as well as cold drinks (water and soft drink) and bags of lollies.. No other access to shops is available.

PhS SChOOl SPray jaCkET aNd baCkPaCk

New Design Spray Jacket $80.00Backpack $48Order, pay now and collect at Booksales 2019. Payments can be made at the school office, or over the phone. 6344 4744. Samples are available to try for size.Orders will only be accepted with payment.We do have a limited number of sizes available for purchase now. Specifically Size 12, 14, X Small, Small, X Large.Medium and Large are available to order, for next year.

bOOk SalES/ lEV y PayMENTS aNd UNIfOrM ShOP

Levy payments and uniform shop days:

Grades 7 - 10: Tuesday January 29 and Wednesday 30 9am-6pm

Grade 11: Thursday 31 January 9am-3pm.

A reminder to bring along your invoice when making levy payments. This with help staff with the quick processing of payments. Payments can be made by Mastercard or Visa, cheque, or cash. The other option of BPay will reduce your wait time on book sales day.

A levy payment plan is also available for parents/guardians.

STUdENT rEPOrTS

Reports will be going home today. This year we have included an updated ‘Student and Parent Information Guide’ and a notice regarding levies and booksales.

STaS

If you are a current 2018 recipient of STAS you do not need to reapply. Families who have been in receipt of STAS 2018 should have received correspondence directly from the Department regarding STAS 2019.

STAS application forms are available from the school office for new enrolments or families whose circumstances have changed and wish to apply for 2019.

STAS is assessed on the below income:Number of Dependent Children 1 2 3 4 5

Income per week $696 $801 $913 $1,032 $1,158

Annual parental income $36,192 $41,652 $47,476 $53,664 $60,216

NHSSA Athletics Division 1 - 10/12/2018 Northern Athletic Centre, St Leonards Team Rankings - Through Event 148 Combined Team Scores Place Team Points 1 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 1,418 2 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 1,358 3 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 1,180.5 4 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 1,122.5 5 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 1,073 6 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 822

Grade 7/8 Shield Team Scores Place Team Points 1 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 703 2 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 692 3 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 634.5 4 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 620.5 5 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 433 6 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 400

Grade 9/10 Shield Team Scores Place Team Points 1 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 726 2 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 673 3 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 655 4 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 546 5 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 502 6 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 389

NHSSA Athletics Division 1 - 10/12/2018 Northern Athletic Centre, St Leonards Team Rankings - Through Event 148 Combined Team Scores Place Team Points 1 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 1,418 2 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 1,358 3 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 1,180.5 4 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 1,122.5 5 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 1,073 6 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 822

Grade 7/8 Shield Team Scores Place Team Points 1 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 703 2 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 692 3 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 634.5 4 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 620.5 5 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 433 6 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 400

Grade 9/10 Shield Team Scores Place Team Points 1 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 726 2 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 673 3 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 655 4 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 546 5 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 502 6 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 389

NHSSA Athletics Division 1 - 10/12/2018 Northern Athletic Centre, St Leonards Team Rankings - Through Event 148 Combined Team Scores Place Team Points 1 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 1,418 2 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 1,358 3 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 1,180.5 4 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 1,122.5 5 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 1,073 6 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 822

Grade 7/8 Shield Team Scores Place Team Points 1 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 703 2 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 692 3 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 634.5 4 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 620.5 5 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 433 6 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 400

Grade 9/10 Shield Team Scores Place Team Points 1 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RHS 726 2 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EHS 673 3 KINGS MEADOWS HIGH SCHOOL KMHS 655 4 QUEECHY HIGH SCHOOL QHS 546 5 PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL PHS 502 6 SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SHS 389

Address Ralph Street, Prospect TAS 7250Phone 03 6344 4744Email prospect.high@education.tas.gov.au Web https://education.tas.edu.au/

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adMINISTraTION NEwS

Please note:- This edition of the Prospector is the last for 2018.- Students return to school – 6 February 2019.

2019 LEVIES - Ratified by School Association on 14 November 2018.

• Grades 7 and 8 $500.00 • Grades 9 and 10 $575.00 • Grade 11 $575.00 Base Levy

– practical subject levy applies

Prospect High School Association, the school encourages parents to participate via a voluntary contribution to support the School Association.

2019 LEVY PAYMENT, UNIFORM SALES AND STATIONERY COLLECTION Available from the school’s Administration Block on the following dates • Tuesday, 29 January 9:00am – 6:30pm• Wednesday, 30 January 9:00am – 6:30pmShould the above times be inconvenient please contact the school on Ph: 6344 4744 to arrange an alternative time.

LEVY PAYMENTThe Department of Education will mail an invoice to you late January 2019. Please bring your invoice to Book Sales day to allow for faster processing.Approved Student Assistance Scheme (STAS) recipients will not receive an invoice.Please contact administration staff should you wish to discuss payment options.

ANNUAL VALIDATION OF STUDENT PERSONAL INFORMATION Schools are required to advise parents/guardians of the information which is held in their records for students and to ensure information is current. To do this, schools request families to update annually recorded information on the students currently enrolled in the school.

The validation process ensures that details are accurate. Information about addresses, family relationships, contact details and medical conditions can become out of date. As schools have a duty of care to their students, it is vital that this information is accurate.

The Validation Form also includes information about parents and students, permissions for minor excursions, and publication of student photographs and work are also covered.

Evidence of identity and immunisation: if a student’s name has been changed this must be updated on the validation form, evidence of identity or documentation supporting the name change must be provided.

Checklist:Emergency contacts (only those listed in the emergency contact section are permitted to collect students from school).Publication, printing and excursion permissions.

The Admin team wish you a joyous and restful holiday season/

COMMUNIT y NOTICES

The bus service that begins in Longford and travels via Pateena Road to PHS is ceasing today due to lack of numbers.

Phil Loone said that on many occasions he travels with one student and it is not viable for him, he apologises for any inconvenience.

For more information on the following community notices, please go to https://prospecthigh.education.tas.edu.au/Pages/Home.aspx then click ‘news’ on the left hand side

Prospect High School Contact DetailsPrincipal: Mrs L Barker Assistant Principal: Mr G James Raising The Bar Literacy Coach: Mrs H BellGrade Leaders: Grade 7: Mr E Uko, Mrs S MatthewsGrade 8: Ms B Thurlow, Mrs M MacFarlaneGrade 9: Ms S De Paoli, Mr S BrewerGrade 10: Mr T Gregory, Mr D PotterGrades 11/12: Ms A Williams

Support Staff:School Business Manager: Mrs D ChancellorSchool Psychologist: Mr G ColgraveSchool Chaplain: Mr P GarwoodSchool Nurse: Mrs B BeestonSchool Social Worker: Mr B Dixon

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In conjunction with Maxima Group Inc, Australia Post are investing in training and supporting Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities by providing employment opportunities with Australia Post.

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MOUNTAIN BIKE - 2 day Camp at Derby 22 & 23 Jan

CAVING - 2 day Camp at Arm River 30 & 31 Jan

BEAUTY INSIDE AND OUT Fri 25 Jan

COOK A MEAL – Deloraine TTC Thur 17 Jan

All enquiries or to confirm your spot in an activity,

Please contact:

Vicki on 0400 155 690 or email: vicki.jordan@mvc.tas.gov.au

$125

$38

$40

$20

Mountain Bike Tasmania Guide, bikes (fitted to size), helmets, transport, food and supervision included. Camping will be in tents. Gear list provided on registration. 20 places

Experience the magic and beauty that exists underground. More details and gear list on application. 8 places

Learn the basics of applying makeup while developing your self-awareness & the ability to make good choices. If you are involved in theatre & performance you may find this helpful? Deloraine House. 10 places

ROPES COURSE at Hollybank Tues 15 Jan

Challenge yourself on the high ropes course. Under 18 -$38, adults - $48. Bring your own food and water. 10 places

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Bring containers and take home a meal for your family. Learn tips on good meal planning and budgeting. 14 places

MOUNTAIN BIKE - 2 day Camp at Derby 22 & 23 Jan

CAVING - 2 day Camp at Arm River 30 & 31 Jan

BEAUTY INSIDE AND OUT Fri 25 Jan

COOK A MEAL – Deloraine TTC Thur 17 Jan

All enquiries or to confirm your spot in an activity,

Please contact:

Vicki on 0400 155 690 or email: vicki.jordan@mvc.tas.gov.au

$125

$38

$40

$20

Mountain Bike Tasmania Guide, bikes (fitted to size), helmets, transport, food and supervision included. Camping will be in tents. Gear list provided on registration. 20 places

Experience the magic and beauty that exists underground. More details and gear list on application. 8 places

Learn the basics of applying makeup while developing your self-awareness & the ability to make good choices. If you are involved in theatre & performance you may find this helpful? Deloraine House. 10 places

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Challenge yourself on the high ropes course. Under 18 -$38, adults - $48. Bring your own food and water. 10 places

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