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I attended the Christian Schools National Policy Forum in Canberra over three days this week. It is an annual gathering of Christian School leaders from around the country. We addressed such topics as the spiritual profile of Australians based on the national census and also the National Church Life Survey, what it means to hold a faith in an increasingly secular world, the changing profile of school sectors in Australia, the rising tide of depression and anxiety in teenagers.
This gathering helps us understand and reflect on what is happening in our culture and how we as Christian school leaders might lead our schools well. They are always very insightful and challenging events. I especially appreciated the presentation by the Headmaster of Shore, Dr John Collier who is one of Australia’s leading principals. He spent 12 years as Headmaster at St Andrews Cathedral School and is currently at Shore helping them to wrestle with many of the issues we noted at the Forum. I have known John for many years and he is an insightful and wise school leader.
We at GPCC are experiencing a growing number of students who are experiencing anxiety and depression. Dr Collier pointed to a range of possible causes including, poor and unsupervised social media use, the loss of a spiritual focus in student’s lives, weak parenting, the prevalence of illicit drugs, the allure of the ephemeral and superficial in the entertainment industry and so on. There is no simple answer to all this but helping young people to have a vision of the world and its future that is hopeful rather than hopeless, is one of the keys.
At GPCC we are working on encouraging a more outward and service-oriented focus for our students. Focusing too much on ourselves and buying into the individualistic philosophy of modern Australia, is not producing the type of adult we would hope for. The Christian faith calls us to consider God and others before ourselves and is an antidote to the self-absorption that so many of our young people are falling into.
We have talked about setting up a parent support program to help you deal with the many challenges of being a good parent today. Following the ideas presented at the Forum, I have moved that up my agenda. We all want the best for our children, and we all need help to be good parents. We can work together as school and home to do this. I also encourage you to consider involvement in a local Church as another good place to get support in raising your children. It takes a village they say, well between school and Church and the sports clubs and other organisations that children and young people can get involved in, there is every reason to provide a healthy environment in which they can grow.
Phillip Nash
Principal
Reconciliation Week – 'From Little things Big things Grow'
Reconciliation week is a time for all Australians, to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. On Wednesday our Student Representative Council will conduct an assembly focused on this important issue.
School arrival 8:15am
At GPCC duty of care is very important. Teachers are on duty from 8:15am each morning and as a result no students should be in the playground before this time. If you need to drop your child at school before 8:15 am please register them for Before school care with CAMP AUSTRALIA.
As the term ticks by and our dancers rehearse we are once again in need of parent helpers to assist in the making of props and costumes.
We will be having a Wakakirri working bee in the week starting 5 June. If you are able to splash a paint brush or weild a hot glue gun please contact Mrs McKeown via email RMcKeown@gpcc.nsw.edu.au
Jobs Include:
- Gluing material onto bamboo – Blossom Fans
- Cutting core flute with Stanley knife – Tree Props
- Cutting material for full skirts – Water Costume
- Making sewing packs up
CSIRO Bebras Challenge
The CSIRO Bebras Challenge engages students’ computational thinking and problem-solving skills. Students from Mrs Lines’ Years 3-5 Extension Mathematics classes recently participated in Round 1 of the challenge. Round 2 will be held in September.
Lisa J achieved an Honour Roll result in the challenge and will be receiving an award signed by the CEO of the CSIRO, Dr Larry Marshall.
Well done students!
Participation
Yr 5 Cooper C
Merit
Yr 3: Piper J, Yr 3 Matthew L, Yr 3 Scarlett M, Yr 3 Mahli Y-B
Yr 4: Nash P
Yr 5: Dylan B, Liam O, Jacob R, Kerryn W
Credit
Yr 3: Anthony A, Jake B, Ryder G, Alison H, Louis A
Distinction
Yr 4: Sienna E, Tahsina M, Luca Y, Nathan Y
Yr 5: Mitchell M, Conor M
High Distinction
Yr 4: Elsie H, Henry H
Honour Roll
Yr 4: Lisa J
Primary Girls Winter Uniform
Our new Winter Tunic is now available in the Uniform shop. As the uniform is phased in students are permitted to wear either the old check tunic or the striped tunic.
- Tunics are to be worn with a long or short sleeve white blouse with round collar and either white ankle socks or Black opaque tights. The Red Tab is to be worn with the Tunic ONLY
- Skort is to be worn with either the short or long sleeve blouse, (can be untucked) with either white ankle socks or Black opaque tights. No Red Tab is required.
The phase in of the new uniform will happen gradually over this year and next year with the expectation that all students are in the new tunic /skort in winter 2025. This means that the current year 5 and 6 students do not need to purchase the new uniform as they will be in Secondary when the change over period ceases.
No jewellery to be worn. Girls are permitted to wear one pair of either gold or silver studs or sleepers in the ear lobes and a watch. Students wearing a smart watch must have the interactivity disabled or locked during school hours. Students found using their smart watch for matters other than telling the time will have it confiscated.
National Simultaneous Storytime
Our K-2 students participated in the National Simultaneous Storytime this week along with students from across Australia. This year the focus of the story 'The Speedy Sloth' was that we are all unique and different and just need to be the best we can be. Students enjoyed having a 'slow' race and watching our teachers act out the story. Thank you to Mrs Hurst and Mrs van Wyk for the creative ways they enthuse us to enjoy reading.
Futsal Success
Congratulations to our amazing Futsal teams who competently swept the field taking our the Grand final on Monday. Thank you to the staff who trained a teams and attended on the day. Mr Mc Swan, Miss Cooper and Mr Moody.
Yuna Y; KDL, Josie M; KK,Anna N; KS, Ryan S; 1C,Beatrix G; 1G, Will S; 2G,Everly K; 2J, Milla D; 2PS,Scarlett M; 3B, Samara W; 3D,Luke P; 4D, Emily C; 4M,Anabella P; 4RM, Alice H; 5L,Cooper C; 5P, Sharla F; 6B,Claire P; 6SH, Zeke H; 6S
Mr Steve Lobsey | Head of Secondary
Each term at this time, I like to point out we are half-way through the term. In sport, half time is an opportunity to reflect on what is going well and what can be improved upon moving forward.
I encourage students to take a similar approach to their time at school. They can consider things such as:
- Have I been organised to get assessment tasks done on time?
- Have I taken advantage of opportunities to be involved in extra-curricular activities such as sporting teams, debating or the musical?
- Am I prepared for each day with the correct books, stationery and uniform?
As teachers, we are interested in learning. That suggests we are not expecting students to be perfect but we do want to see them grow, develop and improve. An important step in this is reflection to consider which areas need the most improvement?
I encourage parents to speak to their children this week about what is going well at school and what can be improved.
Camp Rock the Musical Rehearsal
A reminder that there will be a half-day rehearsal this Saturday for those cast members who can make it: 12:00pm-4:00pm in the MPC. Parents will have received an email last week regarding costumes. If there are any issues, feel free to email Mrs Rochford.
A forward notice – we have a half day rehearsal on the King’s Birthday Monday 12 June 12:00pm-5:00pm.
Thanks for all your support. Information re tickets will be available shortly.
Brewarrina Cultural Trip
Last week, two of our students, Raj S (Year 10) and Sanjay S (Year 11) went to Brewarrina for a cultural trip. Over the time the boys were away, they visited and stayed at Brewarrina Christian School, visited Brewarrina Central School, experienced the Brewarrina Aboriginal Cultural Museum and spent a day with Aunty Josie and Aunty Vera in Weilmoringle.
After arriving in the late afternoon on Monday 15 May, Raj and Sanjay along with Mr McGillivray got set up in their dorms. They met with Mr and Mrs Turner and their family and shared some time around the campfire later that evening.
The following morning the boys and Mr McGillivray did the bus run around Brewarrina where they collected the students for school. Upon arriving at school, the boys engaged in the classroom with the teachers and students and assisted with some of the teaching and learning. Sanjay was with the Year 3 students doing literacy and Maths while Raj was with Year 6 helping them with their Maths. Later that afternoon, the boys went to Brewarrina Central School where they participated with Matty (local youth leader) and the boys in the Clontarf program. They shared lunch together and participated in sport for the afternoon.
On Wednesday, after doing the bus run in the morning and playing sport with the students at Brewarrina Christian School, the boys headed to the Aboriginal Cultural Museum. The guide, Bradley educated the boys about some of the local Aboriginal History as well as seeing the ancient fish traps. This was a greatly informative and moving time for the students. We again, had a meal around the fire and a time of fellowship with the Turners and Mr Nash.
On our last day in Brewarrina, the boys did the bus run in the morning, followed by breakfast with the Brewarrina Christian School students and some more sport with the students. Following this, the boys headed to a little community called Weilmoringle where they met with two Muruwari elders, Josie and Vera. During the time with Josie and Vera, the boys were educated on the bush foods, berries for eating as well as which trees were used as medicine. They also learned that some trees are used for dying clothes and baskets. The boys had a wonderful time and even increased their vocabulary with some Aboriginal words. After a valuable time with Josie and Vera, the boys headed into town to pick up Mr Turner. While they were waiting for him, the boys played a game of footy with the local kids at the park. They thoroughly enjoyed this as did the local kids. After a very full day, everyone relaxed around the fire and enjoyed a hot meal and some marshmallows over the fire.
We headed back on Friday morning and had lots to talk about on the way home. It is fair to say that the boys were impacted and changed by their time with our friends in Brewarrina. I am pretty sure that they will be back there one day to visit.
Mr Andrew McGillivray
Just a reminder if your child is in Year 10 this year, you can now provide online consent for their routine school vaccinations.
In 2023 Year 10 students are offered the meningococcal ACWY vaccine.
Green Point Christian College Vaccination Clinic Dates:
Year 10 - Monday 19 June 2023 (and catch-ups)
Year 7 - Wednesday 23 August 2023
Vaccination will only be provided at school if consent has been received.
Year 7 students are offered free vaccines for diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (dTpa) and human papillomavirus (HPV).
The Year 7 Vaccination Clinic was held on 24 March 2023. Students who were absent may attend for a ‘catch-up’ on 19 June or 23 August 2023, if parent consent has been given.
How to provide consent:
- To complete online consent for your child’s school vaccinations, visit: https://nswhealth.service-now.com/school
- Follow the steps to log in to your existing ServiceNSW account. This is the same account you may already use to renew your driver’s licence. If you don’t have a ServiceNSW account, refer to ServiceNSW to create one.
- Update or confirm your personal details in ServiceNSW as required.
- Complete the School Vaccination Consent Form for your child/ren. You will need to:
a) Enter your child’s personal details
b) Provide the Medicare card details for you and your child
c) Read the linked Parent Information Sheet and privacy statement
d) Provide consent
If you or your child do not have a Medicare card, consent can still be provided by requesting a paper-based consent form directly from your child’s school.
The benefits of providing consent online:
- easily update your child’s details
- receive SMS and/or email notifications when vaccinations are given
- faster upload of vaccination records to the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR).
For more information on routine school vaccinations, please visit
www.health.nsw.gov.au/schoolvaccination.
If you require information in your language, please visit:
www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/school_vaccination_language.aspx
Mr David Russell
Curriculum Co-ordinator (7-12) | Student Advisor (7-12)
This week’s Careers Newsletter has information about scholarships, MedEntry resource, Bullseye career charts which have links to job information, practice questions for interviews, AgVision Expo, University of Newcastle early offer program, University costs, apprenticeships with Komatsu, Australian College of Physical Education, Careers in Sport, Police Force information, Computer Careers Conference – Big Day In at Newcastle - change of date to 30 August.
For more details, please see this week's Careers News or visit the Student Careers section under the "Education & Learning" menu on the GPCC website.
Mr Stuart McSwan | K - 6 Sport Co-ordinator
Central Coast Futsal Tournament
Years 3/4 Boys
On Monday the Junior Boy Futsal Team attended the NNSW Central Coast Futsal Regional Tournament at Niagara Park. The team played 3 Pool matches going through undefeated with some dominant displays against Wyong Christian School (5-1), Coast Christian (23-0) and Point Clare (6-0). I was so impressed with the level of skill the boys showed by weaving in and out of defenders, slick passing, solid defending and accurate shooting. These performances meant we finished on top of our Pool and would meet Gosford Public School in the semi. After Gosford opened the scoring we put the foot on the pedal, scoring next and eventually winning 8-1 setting up a meeting with Wyong (our first opponent) who managed to beat first place in Pool B for a spot in the Grand Final.
I was not surprised with the intent the boys showed from the outset scoring midway through the first half and then continuing with goal after goal after goal (7-1) and to be crowned winners of the day. The boys have now qualified for the next regional tournament to be played in Maitland next month.
Well done to the team for a wonderful day and excellent performances throughout. Congratulations Jad A, Luke P, Nash P, Tommy B, James C, Enzo RC and Max F.
Mr McSwan
Year 5/6 Boys
The 5/6 Boys entered the tournament with a boost of confidence off the back of a 4-1 win against St Phillips Gosford only last Friday. Right from the outset there was a real sense of determination as the boys fought out a close 3-2 win against Point Clare PS. This momentum carried us into our second game as the boys recorded a 10-0 victory against one of two Wyong Christian teams. They say when it rains, it pours, and this was certainly true as the boys continued their attacking prowess putting eight goals past the same St Phillips team, they beat on Friday in a comfortable 8-1 win. 1st in the pool and through to the Semi-finals, the boys faced Coast Christian School in what proved to be a coming of age for our defence. Coast’s skilful squad battled strong, however, with some crucial blocks and clinical finishing, Green Point were able to walk away 3-2 victors. This saw our seniors come up against the other team from Wyong Christian, who had breezed past opponents up until this point. Our boys proved to be their toughest challenge yet hanging in the game right until the final whistle. Ultimately, we were defeated 5-3 in a strong display from both sides. A fixture the boys are certainly eager to play again soon to reverse the score line.
Congratulations to Louis A, Jaxon H, Jacob G, Adam S, Hamish L, Alex L, Levi S, and Isaac S for your hard work and commendable sportsmanship throughout the day!
Mr Moody
Senior Girls
Congratulations to the Senior girls who played amazingly at the NNSW Central Coast Futsal Regional Tournament. The girls had a great day, passing the ball around very well and creating a number of scoring opportunities. I was so impressed with the way they encouraged each other and worked as a team. They were undefeated in their pool and made the grand final. It was a battle, one where both teams gave 100% in everything. The game was so tense from the opening whistle to the final siren, but the girls showed their strength and won 2-1! T The girls have now qualified for the next regional tournament to be played in Maitland next month. Congratulations to the Senior Girls Futsal Team, Phoebe N, Sophie C, Zara L, Lily D, Alleah M, Riley D, Aurora H and Lara B.
Miss Cooper
CSSA (Christian Schools Sports Association) Child Protection training
CSSA have recommended that all adults (teachers, volunteers, parents) complete the following module on Child Protection before attending any CSSA event (trials, gala days or carnivals). Thank you
https://www.cssa.net.au/child_protection/index.html#/
Individual Sport Trials for Primary CSSA and CIS Teams
These trials are not for GPCC school teams that we trial here at school to play at certain gala days throughout the year (as mentioned above). The CSSA or CIS trials are usually held in Sydney and students will be trialling against students from either other Christian Schools (CSSA) or other Independent Schools (CIS) and are usually recommended for those students that compete at a representative level.
Please email Mr McSwan before these dates if your child (Years 5 and 6 only) would like to be considered. They need to be currently playing in the sport and have several years’ experience (preferably at a Representative level): Parents are required to transport students to and from these trials.
CSSA and CIS Sport trial dates TERM 2:
Wednesday 14 June - CIS Boys Rugby Union Trials (Year 5 and 6 only) Nominations close 7 June
Dates for your Calendar
PRIMARY
School Carnivals
Wednesday 30 August GPCC K-2 Athletics Carnival (GPCC grounds)
Friday 20 October GPCC K-2 Swimming Carnival (Peninsula Leisure Centre)
Years 7 - 12 Sport Co-ordinator
Central Coast AFL Gala Day
Congratulations to all our AFL teams that competed in the Central Coast AFL Gala Day’s over the past few weeks.
They all competed to the best of their ability and had great days.
Special mention to Scarlett S who made the U15 CIS AFL team. The NSW All Schools tournament is in Albury from May 28th - 30th.
National Simultaneous Storytime
Maker Space- Marble Run
On Wednesday - Friday in Week 6 (31 May- 2 June), Primary students are invited to create a Marble Run game. We will use card, tape, tubes, coloured paper, markers, and a tray to make a marble game with rules. Colours, numbers, time restraints and obstacles can be added to increase difficulty. Each team will need to set the rules for their game and how to win: highest points, shortest time, etc.
Students will work in teams of 4-6 people to finish their creations by Friday.
Sign up in the library on Monday if you haven’t already!
Recess: Year 3-6 students
Lunch: Year K-2 students
Preschool Storytime 2023
Please join us on Mondays for craft, games, and stories in the library at 9am. Parents and carers can register their interest with Nicole van Wyk- nvanwyk@gpcc.nsw.edu.au.
GREEN POINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
A ministry of Green Point Baptist Church
Our motto is “Equipped for Life”
Please see below for current employment opportunities at GPCC.
Director of ICT (Full-time) - Green Point Christian College GPCC / Director of ICT
Counselling Co-ordinator (Full-time) - Green Point Christian College GPCC | Counselling Co-ordinator
ICT Junior Systems Engineer (Part-time) - Green Point Christian College GPCC | ICT Junior Systems Engineer
English Teacher (Casual) - Green Point Christian College GPCC | ENGLISH TEACHER
Brooke has spent hours creating, designing, printing, phoning, ballooning, photographing and smiling in order to bless and serve our school community at many events including IPSHA Deputies Day, Year 6 Formal each year, baby showers and her most recent - the Mother's Day Breakfast. With over 300 women turning out to indulge on pastries and be celebrated, Brooke created a stunning setting on our canteen forecourt complete with music, flowers and coffee cart. What a tremendous effort.
GPCC has launched a fundraising project today that will run until Sunday 4 June to help raise funds towards a truck for Pastor Isaac and the team that conduct the Rivers Convention each Easter.
You can learn more about this project at the special webpage set up for this fundraising effort - http://Qr.survival.net.au/gpcc
The fundraiser is in partnership with Survival First Aid Kits, with Green Point Christian College receiving a 25% cash return towards our project for every purchase made through our unique portal - http://Qr.survival.net.au/gpcc
As the purchaser you will also receive a 10% discount off the recommended retail price by using the code GPCC.
Please note that this fundraiser can also be shared with family and friends who may want to purchase a first kit at this time, but they will also need to use the GPCC portal (http://Qr.survival.net.au/gpcc) rather than purchase direct through the Survival website. You will see the posters up around the College and in our newsletter over the coming month.
Thank you for your support, and we are looking forward to reaching our goal together and supporting Pastor Isaac and the team as they share the good news throughout the Central West.
Busways Timetable Changes
Commencing Monday 5 June, there will scheduling changes to some of the routes on the Busways Timetable. Please see changes outlined below.
- Afternoon School Bus 2567 will operate 10 minutes later –
- Morning Route Service 36 will operate 2 minutes earlier –
- Morning School Bus 2060 will operate 2 mins earlier –
You can now view our College’s timetabled services at: https://www.busways.com.au/nsw/school-services/school-timetables .
Just select the link adjacent to our school’s name: ‘New Timetable | 5 June 2023’
For further information, please contact Busways Customer Service at 1300 69 2929.
National Reconciliation Week
National Reconciliation Week (27 May-3 June) presents an opportunity for all Australians to learn about this country’s shared histories, cultures, and achievements. And to explore how relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and other Australians can be strengthened, to build momentum for national reconciliation.
The library has a book display of books on Reconciliation & celebrating First Nations Australians cultures. Information has also been sent out to teachers for Equip and Devotions.
More information at https://www.reconciliation.org.au.
You're Invited - The Impact & Importance of Fatherhood
Tuesday 30 May from 7.15pm | Free Event
If you're a dad, grandad, uncle, or father figure to someone, then you're invited to this great event.
McCrindle Research presenter, Geoff Brailey will be speaking on the importance and impact of fatherhood in Australia. It will be encouraging, insightful, and informative.
Invite a friend, come as a group or on your own. We hope to see you there.
For hosting purposes please register your ticket(s) to attend.
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-impact-importance-of-fatherhood-tickets-570194225277
Parking Reminder
In the interests of student safety, we remind parents and carers of GPCC and YVCS students please do not enter via Gate 2 or park in P2. This entrance and parking are for Little Coasties and Church staff/visitors only.
College parents and carers have use of the main Church carpark P1 (use Gate1 via the bus bay), the row closest to the roadway up from Gate 3 (P3) and carparks up at P4.
Our staff will be monitoring the Gate 2 and P2 area and will be directing GPCC/YVCS parents and carers to the allocated entry and parking options.
Thank you for working with us in the interests of student safety, but also maintaining respect for our close neighbours.
Uniform Shop
New 2023 Uniform Shop Trading hours
Monday: 8:00am - 10:30am
Wednesday: 1:30pm - 4:00pm
Thursday: 8:00am - 10:30am
Friday: 8:00am - 10:30am
For the price list and further information on ordering through Alinta, please visit our website – https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/enrolment/uniform
The Munchery Canteen Operations and Menu
Click on link to access: THE MUNCHERY MENU
All students are strongly encouraged to order online. However, over the counter sales will also available.
Please visit the GPCC website for the link to The Munchery portal: https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/community/the-munchery-canteen
GPCC OSHC Provider - Camp Australia
July Holiday Program
Camp Australia is running a July Holiday Program at St Philips Gosford.
Book here: Rocketeers | School Holiday Activities | Camp Australia
View Daily Program here: St_Philips_Holiday_Program_Schedule.pdf
Parent Lounge Details
The College has a legal requirement to keep our records up to date.
Please review your details on Parent Lounge to ensure that all your information is correct. This includes medical information on your child/ren (only complete the immunisation question if your child is not immunised).
Please note: Should you require both parents/carers to receive SMS notifications, please tick the appropriate boxes.
Green Point Community Notices
Firewood for Sale
Contact Brian Shaw at the College on 0404 478 341.
Baptist Association - State Kids Camp
CPSARA Connect - Multisport Social Day for People with a Disability
FREE EVENT
With the Central Coast Connect Day fast approaching, we are looking to start locking in numbers for catering and showbags. (If you would like to donate or advertise anything for the showbags for people with disabilities, please contact me! We would love to have you involved!)
When: Sunday 23rd July 2023 - 12.00pm to 4.00pm
Where: Niagara Park Stadium, Niagara Park
Who: All ages, all abilities, all disabilities, all sporting and recreational levels of experience
On the Day: Try adaptive sports on offer and meet and greet with local Paralympians, Pararoos and Para Matildas.
CPSARA will provide a light lunch to all attendees and carers on the day.
Want to help?
You can participate as an athlete and join in, although if you would like to help, we would love to have you as an on the day volunteer!
For more information, please email Rae Anderson PLY at secretary@cpsara.org.au
This event is proudly facilitated by CPSARA with the support of our valued community, Disability Sports Australia and Central Coast Council.
Bouddi Foundation for the Arts Grants Program
Do you have a passion and talent for an Arts Career - but lack resources?
- Grants of up to $5,000 available.
- Applicants aged 15 to 30.
- Applications close 11 June.
For details, visit: bouddiarts.org.au/awards
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat is coming to Gosford
Wednesday 12 July - Laycock St Theatre, Gosford
Looking for something fun to do in the July School Holidays with the family? Get down to Laycock St Theatre for a fun-filled production of Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat.
If you would like to place an advertisement in the Green Point Community Notices, please email details to our Messenger Editor, Justine Collins at
Green Point Baptist Church
Services: 9:30am Worship Service, 6:00pm Service
Services continue to be available online each week.
We are updating our Facebook page regularly with what's happening, so check it out: https://www.facebook.com/greenpointbaps/
Coming Up this Week
Monday 29 May
Reconciliation Week K - 12 'Be a Voice for generations'
Year 2 Swimming
Tuesday 30 May
The Fathering Project Seminar - 5:30pm
Year 11 Leadership Training Day (Year 11 Prefect applicants)
CIS Primary Girls Rugby 7's trials
Wednesday 31 May
Years 9 - 1- Art Trip to Brewarrina
Year 7 Josie Mitchell Debating Comp
Year 10-11 Ethics Olympiad Incursion
Year 11 Japanese Language Day
Music Tutor Program Concert in CAPA5
Thursday 1 June
Secondary Swimming & Diving Championships
Year 12 Sydney Prayer Breakfast (Year 12 Prefects)
Tear 12 Study Day Excursion - MH, AH, History Extension
CSSA Primary and Secondary Gymnastics Trials
Friday 2 June
THACCCSA Secondary Soccer Gala day - Tamworth
Years 5/6 Ripples Writers Workshop Primary Excursion
Dates for your Calendar
Monday 5 June
Secondary CSSA State Netball Gala Day
Year 2 Swimming
Tuesday 6 June
Primary Zone Metrip Cup - Tamworth
Wednesday 7 June
Year 11 Construction Festival Excursion
Thursday 8 June
Year 9 Stand Tall Excursion
CIS Primary Cross Country
Year 5 Bathurst Excursion (2 days)
Friday 9 June
Year 5 Bathurst Excursion
TERM DATES 2023
Term 2, 2023
Wednesday, 26 April to Friday, 30 June
Monday, 12 June - Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday
Term 3, 2023
Monday, 24 July to Friday, 22 September
Monday, 2 October - Labour Day Public Holiday
Monday, 9 October - Friday, 8 December
Click on: TERM DATES 2024