Sunday 4th of Advent Mass Times: St. Agnes’ Port Macquarie Our Lady of Lourdes Wauchope Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm and Sunday 7.30am Sunday – 7.30am, 9.00am & 5.00pm Long Flat – 9.30am 2nd & 4th Sunday

Kendall – 9.00am Mass (1st Saturday month 10.00am Mass Comboyne)

Telegraph Point – Thursday Night 6.00pm Beechwood – 9.30am 1st & 3rd Sunday

Lake Cathie – Sunday 8.00am Laurieton – Saturday Vigil 5.30pm, Sunday – 7.30am

What’s on Term 1, Week 1

MONDAY, 26th January (Day 1)

- PUBLIC HOLIDAY

TUESDAY, 27th January (Day 2)

- STAFF MASS AT ST AGNES CHURCH

WEDNESDAY, 28th January (Day 3)

- STAFF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY

THURSDAY, 29th January (Day 4)

- Year 7 & 11 Students commence

FRIDAY, 30th January (Day 5)

- Year 8,9,10 & 12 students commence High Achievers Assembly Year 7 Swim Proficiency at Wauchope Pool P5&6

DATES TO REMEMBER

Monday 2nd

February Year 7 & New Student photos

Tuesday 3rd

February Year 11 Information Night

Monday 9th February Swimming Carnival

Tuesday 10th February Year 12 University Roadshow

Wednesday 11th February Bravissimo at Glasshouse

Thursday 12th February Year 11 & 12 OnStage Drama Excursion in Sydney

Wednesday 13th February Ash Wednesday

Wednesday 13th February Year 10 Parent & Student Night

Thursday 19th February Year 10 & 11 New Student Morning Tea

18th December 2014 Term 4, Week 11

P.O. Box 231, College Drive PORT MACQUARIE 2444 Ph: 02 5525 4100 Fax: 02 5525 4199

www.sapss.nsw.edu.au

“The Truth will set you free”

22nd March February 2013

What’s on Week 9 Term 1 2013

P.O. Box 231 College Drive

PORT MACQUARIE 2444 Ph: 02 5525 4100

Fax: 02 5525 4199 www.sapss.nsw.edu.au

“The Truth will set you free”

For all the latest news, click the link below to visit St Joseph‟s Regional Website

http://www.pmreglism.catholic.edu.au/

COORDINATING PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

FAREWELL MESSAGE The Book of Ecclesiastes (3:1-11) reminds us that there is “a time for every purpose under heaven. A time to be born, a time to die… A time to weep, a time to laugh, a time to mourn, a time to dance… A time to be silent, a time to speak…” For me it is time to retire from full-time work. I have mixed feelings as the time approaches because of my love for catholic education, the students and families we serve and the many friends and colleagues with whom I have worked in Port Macquarie for the past 40 years. Not having the opportunity to engage with all these people on a daily basis will be quite an adjustment. For 29 of these years I had the privilege of leading Catholic Secondary Education in St Agnes‟ Parish. In 1975 when I started teaching at St Joseph‟s Regional, the school had an enrolment of 180 students in Years 7-10. Today we have within St Agnes‟ Parish, Port Macquarie, one of the best resourced and performing secondary school complexes in Australia catering for over 2,400 students. As I sign off for the last time, there are many wonderful people I would like to be able to thank. It is not possible to mention most people by name. I am hoping to see many before the year‟s end. I am indebted to the following:

Father Donnelly for his unwavering loyalty and support over the past 40 years;

to our current Chaplain, Father James Foster, who has taken on his role with passion and commitment;

to all the priests who have served as chaplains over the past 40 years. They have been friends and mentors as well as school chaplains;

to my first bosses, Sister Virginia Bourke and Sister Marie Boland, and all the Sisters of St Joseph who served us in those early challenging years. They are wonderful women who have left a great legacy in our schools and parish;

to each of the Principals, Campus Principals and Campus Assistant Principals with whom I have worked in a leadership role over the past 29 years. They were more than just colleagues. They were friends with whom I enjoyed spending time;

to John McQueen who has been the Parish Education Director for many years. I have worked closely with John in this capacity and count him as one of the best friends I have ever had;

to my principal colleagues in other parish primary schools and to all my secondary colleagues in the Lismore Diocese. I have truly appreciated their friendship and support. I would single out Pat McLoughlin for special mention. For around 25 years we have met three mornings each week at 5.30am for exercise which also involves some mentoring, coaching and even counselling on occasions;

to David Condon and the staff of the Catholic Schools‟ Office for their leadership and support over the years. We are fortunate to have so many consultants, advisers and staff who have helped make the task of leading a large school complex more manageable;

to the wonderful secretarial staff in each of our parish secondary schools. I have never had a personal assistant. I have had a whole team of secretaries who have assisted me in so many ways over the years. I truly appreciate their support and assistance as well as their friendship;

to all the leaders and teachers within SAPSS. We are truly blessed to have so many extremely dedicated, professional, committed staff who do an amazing job day after day;

to our ex-students who continue to be a source of pride as they achieve great success in careers beyond school;

to the current students who readily embrace the values and belief of our catholic system. Don‟t let anyone tell you that the children of today are more difficult or less capable than past students. Our current students continue to inspire me with their talent, achievements and friendly manner;

to parents who have given me so much support over the years. I thank especially those who have served on the Advisory Board, now called the Parent Consultative Committee. I can count on one hand the number of „difficult parents‟, but have lost count of the number who have given me support and friendship;

to so many people and businesses within the broader Port Macquarie Hastings and Camden Haven communities who have also given myself and SAPSS generous support;

to the parishioners of the St Agnes‟ Parish, their support for catholic education has helped us build world class schools. The Finance Committee, the Pastoral Council and Education Council have played a particularly important part in helping us achieve such successful outcomes; and

finally, to my own family. The Book of Proverbs tells us that „A good wife is like a crown for her husband‟ (Proverbs 12:4). I have been blessed with „a crown‟. Mary has been a wonderful support and an asset to me throughout my career. We have a daughter, Allison, who completed all her schooling in St Agnes‟ Parish Schools and made me a very proud father. She moved back to Port Macquarie after 12 years working and studying away, and married Cameron Ritchie two years ago. We are now the very proud grandparents of Dominic James. Spending time with him is part of my retirement plan!

I retire from a leadership role feeling supremely confident that others will further improve the culture and performance of our parish secondary schools. As I have stated many times, „not to go forward is to go backwards‟. There has to be continuous improvement in standards, in collaboration, in teaching and learning, in pastoral care, in spiritual and faith formation and in opportunities for all students to grow and develop. These have been a constant focus for SAPSS. I am looking forward to a great celebration on Saturday evening at Panthers. I was reluctant to have a retirement dinner, but others took that decision out of my hands. My special thanks to John McQueen and the committee, including Cath Eichmann, Helen Gilbert and Wendy Welsh, who took on the work of organising the function. Finally, may each of you be richly blessed in your personal life, in your family life and in the supremely important work you do as parents and educators. Love, gratitude and best wishes to all for Christmas and the future.

Mr Jim O’Brien Coordinating Principal

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE I would also like to extend a warm welcome to our special guests and to our parents who are with us for the last time today; particularly those who will see their sons and daughters embark on a new educational journey at Newman Senior Technical College in 2015. Thank you for your loyalty and support for our wonderful College. I would like to pay a special tribute to Mr Jim O’Brien: Jim this is your last formal engagement at the College and while we will sincerely miss you next year, we know that you will be very close by supporting us in spirit. On behalf of the St Joseph‟s Regional College community I would like to congratulate the wonderful contributions our students have made this year. I would particularly like to acknowledge our 2014 SRC Representatives: Year 8: Lily Smith, Cooper Lewis-Bain, Year 9: Tilley Meddemmen, Matthew Cramp, and Year 10: Mary Shelley and Jarrod Stewart. Also to all of our PC Community Representatives: I can only say that you have done an exceptional job, and you should be justifiably proud of your efforts. Thank you to Mr Daniel O’Mullane and Mr Sean Jennings for the fine role models you have been for our students on the SRC. I would like to extend a special thank you to key staff members who have been instrumental in your achievements at the College this year. To our House Coordinators: Flinders: Mr Adrian Ryan; Oxley: Mr Frank Johnston; Macquarie: Mrs Tanya Daley (and Ms Sonia West) and Innes: Mr Richard Battiston, your pastoral care of our students is „second to none‟ – thank you for all the work you do in your leadership and behind the scenes to supporting students in your respective houses. To our Pastoral Teachers, thank you for engendering a real sense spirit in your house groups. Your work goes „over and above‟ a teachers‟ normal call of duty. To Assistant Principal, Mrs Eichmann, Leader of Evangelisation and Catechesis; Ms Nora Swain, Leader of Curriculum, Mr Lutton, Leader of Administration, Mr Kalchbauer and Leader of Pedagogy, Mr Delaney - your work on the Leadership Team in combination is quite simply outstanding. To our KLA Leaders and Cooordinators: Ms Reiger, Mr Toohey, Mr Bennie, Mr Warneken, Mrs Stace, Mr Kelly, Mr Pares, Mrs Gilbert, Mr Cannon, and Mrs Handley and all course teachers; Teachers Assistants and Support Staff – your dedication to our students learning and overall progress is appreciated by all. It takes a whole village to raise a young adult. At our Christmas Mass this week, Fr James spoke to you about the importance of being joyful and making celebrating gifts a priority in our lives as we approach the birth of Christ. For this a constant sign in our lives that Jesus walks with us in everything we do. Today it is fitting for us to bear witness and affirm your many outstanding academic achievements for 2014. Indeed, it is an important signpost in your time here at St Joseph‟s Regional College: a day where you recognise your personal gifts and give thanks for your loving teachers and your parents who make many sacrifices to send you to such a great Catholic school. On behalf of the College community I once again thank you for being part of our family and extend my warm congratulations to our award winners at this ceremony and our House ceremonies to follow. I wish you all a very safe, holy and joyful Christmas season.

This year St Joseph‟s Regional College unfortunately says farewell to three long-term staff members: Leader of Pedagogy, Mr Chris Delaney; Mrs Nicole Prior and Mr Daniel O’Mullane. Colleagues have written testimonials affirming each of their great contribution to St Joseph‟s Regional College over the years. Chris Delaney came to SJRC from MacKillop in 2010 to fulfil the role of PDHPE Coordinator. During his three years in the role Chris demonstrated outstanding leadership, organisational and administrative skills. He quickly became a highly respected member of the SJRC staff and his peers identified his quality teaching skills, initiative and passion for teaching. In 2013 Chris was appointed as the SJRC Leader of Pedagogy and it was in this role that he was soon recognised by both the College and the Diocese as an exceptional leader of 21st Century Learning. Students have held Chris in the highest esteem and were forever grateful for his contribution to their learning as well as his genuine concern for their personal and spiritual growth. Chris has played a significant role in mentoring students into young adulthood. (Cath Eichmann, Assistant Principal) Nicole Prior was a welcomed member of our staff in 2012. She has been a dynamic and innovative teacher and a leader in technology in the Religious Education and HSIE faculties. She has engaged in further study in the Masters of Theology to become a specialist teacher in the Religious Education area. Nicole has demonstrated her leadership abilities in assuming a role as Pastoral Co-ordinator while others were on leave. Her students describe her as energetic, enthusiastic and dynamic. She has truly enriched the spiritual development of the students by bringing alive the curriculum and offering the students the opportunity to live out their discipleship and witness in the community. She has co-ordinated an initiative in peer ministry by having students run liturgies and activities in the primary schools. Nicole will be a wonder addition to another one of our St Agnes‟ Parish Secondary Schools, Newman Technical College, but will be truly missed as a valued member of our college community. (Ms Nora Swain, Leader of Evangelisation and Catechesis) Daniel O’Mullane has been an integral part of the Science Faculty since his arrival after completing his studies at the University of Newcastle with outstanding results in his teaching degree. He has shown a high level of professionalism with well-planned and engaging lessons. This has been demonstrated by Daniel instigating astronomy nights, Year 8 student‟s peer teaching primary students at St. Joseph‟s Primary Wauchope and posters of science facts in the windows of our science laboratories. In addition, Daniel has played a key role in fostering student leadership at St Joseph‟s Regional College through his role as Coordinator of the Student Representative Council. Daniel‟s thoughtful, caring and professional approach since his start with us at the Regional College in 2011 has been highly regarded and he will be sorely missed. (Mr Damian Bennie, Leader of Science) We also congratulate Our College Leader of Administration, Mr Chris Kalchbauer who will take up a secondment as a Secondary Teacher Educator (Catechesis and Evangelisation) and Mr Ian Lutton, Leader of Curriculum, on his appointment to Teacher Educator South for the Lismore Catholic Education Office in 2015. In addition, Ms Jessica Wright will be taking a year‟s leave to immerse herself in French and Parisian culture next year. We wish both Chris and Jessica well, and look forward to their returning in 2016.

Congratulations 2014 Award Recipients YEAR 7 DUX Caitlin Bartie Runner Up to Dux Ethan Morson First Place in Subjects

English French

Caitlin Bartie French PD/H/PE Education Science

Ethan Morson

History Joshua Dietrich Mathematics Shan-Del Studders

PD/H/PE

Kate Morgan-Floyd Music Alexis Byrne Callum Frewin

Religious Education Caleb Hunter Technology Hanna Lindeman

Visual Arts Indiana Petro YEAR 8 DUX Emily Shelley Year 8 Runner Up to Dux Cody Cosgayon First Place in Subjects

Drama Abbey Jones English Geography Music Religious Education Science

Emily Shelley

Enterprise Matthew Hughes Food Technology Julia Cutajar

French Mathematics

Reuben Gammon PD/H/PE

Hannah Garven

Technical Skills Jack Pearce Technology Georgia Instrell

Textiles Technology Lily Maruszak Visual Arts Sophie Myhill YEAR 9 DUX Gabrielle Moss Year 9 Runner Up to Dux Matthew Cramp Year 9 First Place in Subjects

Commerce Science

Matthew Cramp Drama Hannah Morson

English Graphics Technology History Mathematics Religious Education Textiles Technology

Gabrielle Moss Food Technology Odessa Mullin

Industrial Technology – Metal

Benjamin Robinson

Industrial Technology – Timber PD/H/PE Physical Activity & Sports Studies

Fynn Marshall

Information & Software Technology

Grace Boorman Marine & Aquaculture Technology

Lily Howard

Music Lachlan Smith Religious Education Courtney Newell

Visual Arts Jo Cutler

YEAR 10 DUX Mary Shelley Year 10 Runner up to Dux Allegra Trevanion Year 10 First Place in Subjects

Commerce Allegra Trevanion Drama French

Emily Sheridan

English Australian Geography Australian History Mathematics PD/H/PE Religious Education Science

Mary Shelley Food Technology Kathleen Cutajar

Industrial Technology – Metal Industrial Technology – Timber

Daniel Middleton

Information and Software Technology

Adam Wall

Marine & Aquaculture Studies

Joelle Doust

Physical Activity & Sports Studies

Ebony Burke Emma Carney

Music Textile Technology

Shannon Neville Visual Arts Lauren Bartie

Special Awards St Joseph‟s Regional College Spirit Award

Year 7 Ashleigh Woodbury and Hugh Stewart

Year 8 Elizabeth Pike and Max Ward

Year 9 Georgia Hickling and Matthew Cramp

Year 10 Mary Shelley and Jarrod Stewart Speaking Award)

Year 7 Joshua Dietrich

Year 8 Emily Shelley

Year 9 Courtney Newel

Year 10 Miranda Cropper

College Choir Award Kerry Jones

College Band Award Shannon Neville

Extra-Curricular Music Award Bailey Armstrong

Regional Arts Award Luke Bowles

The Walter Dick Memorial Award for Craftsmanship (Mrs M Dick) Daniel Middleton

ADF Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award (Australian Defense Force) Jarrod Stewart

Worner Family Trophy for Outstanding Contribution to School

and Parish Communities and Achievement in Religious Education Mary Shelley

Quiet Achiever (Sawyer Family) Natalie Cheers & Billy Hart

St Agnes‟ Parish Service Award Year 7 Therese Manns

Year 8 Emily Shelley

Year 9 Victoria Cook

Year 10 Sheree Manns

Outstanding Achievement Award To be a recipient of Outstanding Achievement Award students must have received the following:

6 or more Excellence and Application Awards in Years 7 & 8 5 or more Excellence and Application Awards in Years 9 & 10

Year 10 Year 9 Year 8 Tear 7

Lauren Bartie Grace Boorman Cody Cosgayon Caitlin Bartie Kathleen Cutajar Lachlan Camilleri Sarah Freeman Dakina Bonney-Atkins Joelle Doust Ethan Carter Hannah Garven Joshua Dietrich Daniel Middleton Matthew Cramp Alisha Newbound Lauren Dykes Mary Shelley Jo Cutler Elizabeth Pike Kalisha Glover Emily Sheridan Thomas Gammon Emily Shelley Ethan Morson Allegra Trevanion Gabrielle Moss Lily Smith Odessa Mullin Courtney Newell

Hannah Reynolds

Kaitlin Smith

Outstanding Application Award To be a recipient of Outstanding Application Award students must have received the following:

8 or more Application Awards in Years 7 & 8 7 or more Application Awards in Years 9 & 10

Year 10 Year 9 Year 8 Tear 7 Ebony Burke Joshua Caruana Brittany Ackroyd Orla Aherne Emma Carney Bianca Cole Tahlia Bell-Baker Eilidh Aldridge Natalie Cheers Tatiana Gobius Ky Eichmann Hayden Bailey Miranda Cropper Lauren Heugh Georgia Instrell Ryan Bertie Olivia Lawler Megan Heugh Cassandra Jackson Ty Bonney Lewis McKechnie Lily Howard Tyla Kemp Lauren Brown Kurt Prosper Chloe Litjens Hannah King Brooke Chaplin Beth Sherratt Samantha King Ethan Eames Georgia Williams Bailey Marshall Brydie Frankland Lily Maruszak Zoe Groth Stephanie McManus Jamie Henry

Tiana Williams Daniel Lamberth

Chloe Winn Jazmin Lindsay-Favelle Therese Manns

Sarah Phillips

Georgia Smith

Amelia Stennett

Shan-Del Studders

Millie Swan

Tony Thompson

Tom Walker

Alex Waters Lucy Westcott

Layne White

God Bless

Jim Dempsey College Principal

FROM THE LEADER OF CATECHESIS AND SCHOOL EVANGELISATION

NEWS FROM THE PARISH ADMINISTRATION CENTRE

NEWS FROM THE COLLEGE OFFICE 2015 YEAR 7, 8, 9 & 10 REQUISITES list is now available on the College website under „Quick Links‟ http://www.pmreglism.catholic.edu.au/quick-links or a hardcopy is available in the College office.

STUDENTS LEAVING IN 2015 If any student is not intending on returning to the College in 2015 could they please inform the College office immediately.

SCHOOL STUDENT TRANSPORT

NSW Senior Secondary Student Concession cards are issued to students who

are 16 years of age and over, attending school. These cards permit students to travel

at the discounted rate of fare on all CityRail trains, State Transit buses and government ferries for

journeys to and from sport, evening, weekend and vacation travel.

Proof of Age cards are for students under 16 years of age who will be attending work experience or

look older than 16 years. Cards expire on 31st March of each year, if you intend travelling over the

holidays please see Mrs Williams in the College office to obtain a card.

EDUCATION & SCHOOL FEES TEAM Dear Parents/Guardians

Thank you for your commitment to paying your children‟s fees to support the excellent education offering of our St Agnes‟ Parish schools.

School fees for 2015 will be confirmed by the Parish Finance Committee by 10th December. All families should receive notification of the 2015 fees by Wednesday 17th December. If you do not receive this letter , please contact our Parish Administration Centre on 6588 7444 or via email on fees@pac.stagnesparish.org.au.

We wish all our families a very blessed Christmas and a safe and relaxing holiday season.

Our office will be CLOSED from Wednesday 24th December. Our office will OPEN on Monday 5th January 2015. Best wishes

John, Trudi, Emma, Chrissie & Kristie Parish Administration Centre Education & School Fees Team

JOPRIM JOPRIM will be CLOSED from 12.00pm on Saturday 20th December.

JOPRIM will OPEN on Friday 2nd January at 10.00am

Operating Hours 2nd January – 27th January 2015: 10.00am. – 5.00pm. (Mon to Fri) and 9.00am. – 12.00pm. (Sat) 28th January for remainder of Term 1: 12.00pm – 5.00pm. (Mon to Fri) and 9.00am – 12.00pm (Sat)

UNIFORM 2014 REMINDERS

As many students have outgrown their uniforms in 2014, I thought it an apt time to remind parents and students that our uniform requirements are clearly outlined on our College website.

To avoid issues when school resumes in 2015 please note the following reminders:

School Shoes - Many parents will need to purchase new school shoes for their sons and daughters in January 2015. Please remember that the school requires these to be plain black, polishable lace-up ALL leather shoes. (No high tops, boots or ripple soles, skate type shoes or logos. No buckle shoes or open top shoes. Heels should not be more than 2.5cm.) Sport shoes must be proper sports shoes. School shoes are not to be worn as part of the sports uniform.

Please note images of a selection of correct and incorrect shoes can be found on the College website under „Quick Links”. Please be aware Nike and Converse school shoes are not permitted as they have rubber toes and ARE NOT all leather.

Girls Skirts- Skirts MUST be KNEE-LENGTH.

Piercing and Hair Styles and Colour- Some students choose to have piercings and variation to hair colour and styles in the holidays. A reminder that these must comply with school rules when students return in 2015. Please note: Band-Aids are not permitted to be worn to cover new piercings.

Cath Eichmann Assistant Principal

TECHNOLOGY NEWS

ATTENTION CURRENT YEAR 9 - YEAR 10 TECHNOLOGY OPTIONS FOR 2015 All Year 10 students in 2015 will be required to bring their own device (iPad or laptop) next year. Please Note: THIS IS NOT OPTIONAL. To assist students and parents to consider the options, a website has been setup specifically to deal with this. The link is http://go2school.wix.com/byod This can also be accessed via the Quicklinks section of the College website. Options, policies, tips for home, how to order a school laptop and more can also be accessed from this site. There is also a contact form if you have any further queries. Barry Watson Leader of Learning Technologies

MATHS VAULT Answer to Last week‟s problem: the remainder is 3 Mr Bruce Smith Leader of Pastoral Care

REQUISITES FOR YEARS 8, 9 & 10 in 2015 At the start of each year, many students and parents are at a loss as to what books and equipment are required for the start of the school year once they reach Years 8, 9 and 10 (bookpacks are supplied in Year 7). Below is a

requisite list for each Year level, in the hope that students have ample time to prepare for the start of 2012. Please refer to the attached list before purchasing any equipment. Students and parents are reminded that books and

folders must be appropriately covered as any inappropriate covers will be removed. Thankyou for your support. Jim Dempsey

Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Religious Education Exercise book 200+ pages

Exercise book 200+ pages

Exercise book 200+ pages

English A4 Exercise book 200 + page A4 Display Folder + A4 lined paper A5 Exercise book 90+ page

A4 Exercise book 200 + page A4 Display Folder + A4 lined paper A5 Exercise book 90+ page

A4 Exercise book 200 + page A4 Display Folder + A4 lined paper A5 Exercise book 90+ page

Mathematics A4 Thick Grid book + A4 Notebook 128 pages +

calculator (can be purchased through school for $20) +

geometry set+ scientific calculator

A4 Thick Grid book + A4 Notebook 128 pages +

calculator (can be purchased through school for $20) +

geometry set+ scientific calculator

A4 Thick Grid book + A4 Notebook 128 pages +

calculator (can be purchased through school for $20) +

geometry set+ scientific calculator Science Prac book $2 - (purchase from science teacher)

A4 Exercise book 196 pages Clear safety goggles* purchased through school. Clear plastic 30cm ruler

Prac book $2 - (purchase from science teacher) A4 Exercise book 196 pages Clear safety goggles* purchased through school. Clear plastic 30cm ruler

Prac book $2 - (purchase from science teacher) A4 Exercise book 196 pages Clear safety goggles* purchased through school Clear plastic 30cm ruler

PD/Health/PE A4 Display folder A4 Display folder A4 Display folder Geography/History A4 Exercise book 154 pages (Geog only) A4 Exercise book 154 pages x 2 A4 Exercise book 154 pages x 2 Commerce A4 Exercise book 128 pages A4 Exercise book 196 pages A4 Exercise book 196 pages + A3 Scrapbook Drama Blank A4 ring bound PAPD for process journal

(purchased through school) Blank A4 ring bound PAPD for process journal

(purchased through school) Blank A4 ring bound PAPD for process journal

(purchased through school) Information & Software

Technology N/A A4 Display folder + A4 lined paper A4 Display folder + A4 lined paper

Visual Arts Process diary and paints – purchased from school (it is

requested that students wait and purchase their VAPD

through the school)

Process diary and paints – purchased from school (as

per Year 8) Process diary, paints purchased from school – Body of

work supplies supplied by student

Food Technology White apron & hat purchased from canteen White apron & hat purchased from canteen White apron & hat purchased from canteen French A4 Display Folder Exercise book 160 page Exercise book 160 page Industrial Technology -

Metal Goggles & blue apron purchased from canteen Safety Glasses & blue apron & ear plugs purchased

from canteen) Safety Glasses & blue apron & ear plugs purchased

from canteen) Music A4 Music Manuscript Exercise book A4 Music Manuscript Exercise book + A4 Display

folder A4 Manuscript Exercise book + A4 Display folder

Physical Activity &

Sports Studies N/A A4 Display folder A4 Display folder

Graphics Technology N/A Equipment list provided in Term 1 + A4 Display folder

Equipment list provided in Term 1 + A4 Display folder

Textile Technology Visual Diary provided as part of fee Visual Diary provided as part of fee A4 Display folder

Visual Diary provided as part of fee

Industrial Technology -

Timber Safety Glasses & blue apron purchased from canteen Safety Glasses & blue apron & ear plugs purchased

from canteen Safety Glasses & blue apron & ear plugs purchased

from canteen) Marine Studies N/A A4 Exercise book + Prac Book (available from school) A4 Exercise book + Prac Book (available from school)

*Clear Plastic Safety goggles recommended for Science Practical lessons. Goggles are available for purchase through the school canteen if students wish to use their own