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Kariong Mountains High School Newsleer - Term 3 - Week 6 - 2016 1 From the Principal What a busy few weeks we have just had! For all our Year 12 students and their families, I hope that the Trial Exam period challenged students to achieve their best, idenfied areas for deeper learning and reinforced that, although a difficult me, it is more importantly a learning opportunity from which students can take away a plan for improvement as they move towards the HSC exams. Science Week Expo Congratulaons once again, on our Learning Community’s fantasc efforts at the Science Week Expo. There are certainly some budding sciensts of the future, demonstrang creavity and innovaon which are recognised as the premier skill set of the future. Thank you, to all the staff involved in making this a success, in parcular, Mr Cartner for his enthusiasm and dedicaon to science. Stage 5 Subject Selecon Subject selecon for Year 8 students takes place next week. Please remember that students should select for what will bring them ‘joy’ to learning, rather than a perceived requisite for future career choices. The only impact on future career direcons is the skills that are gained through immersing yourself in new learning, developing problem solving skills, having persistence in learning and then communicang that knowledge and passion with others. These skills can be achieved in any selected elecve. Having said that, keep an eye out for the new STEM elecve we are offering for the first me in 2017! Kariong Mountains High School is really catering for studies in this important burgeoning field Ms Anne Vine, Principal NEWSLETTER CALENDAR Term 3 | Week 6 August 23 - 2016 CONTACT KMHS Unity Knowledge Respect Learning Opportunies and Choices Monday August 29 Drama - HSC Prac Exam HSC Visual Arts Body of Work Lockdown Tuesday August 30 White Card Wednesday August 31 Aladdin the Musical - Year 9/10 Dance Friday September 9 Graffiti Art Incursion - $55 Note: Entries close 28/8 02 4340 0246 [email protected] www.kariongmountains-high.com.au Student & Parent Portal hp://web1.kariongmtns-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/portal/login
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Page 1: KMHS News Term 3 Week 6...Kariong Mountains High School Newsletter - Term - Week 6 - 2016 3 The Week in Photos Dylan Littlehales, paralympic athlete, farewelled at KMHS before leaving

Kariong Mountains High School Newsletter - Term 3 - Week 6 - 2016 1

From the PrincipalWhat a busy few weeks we have just had! For all our Year 12 students and their families, I hope that the Trial Exam period challenged students to achieve their best, identified areas for deeper learning and reinforced that, although a difficult time, it is more importantly a learning opportunity from which students can take away a plan for improvement as they move towards the HSC exams.

Science Week ExpoCongratulations once again, on our Learning Community’s fantastic efforts at the Science Week Expo. There are certainly some budding scientists of the future, demonstrating creativity and innovation which are recognised as the premier skill set of the future. Thank you, to all the staff involved in making this a success, in particular, Mr Cartner for his enthusiasm and dedication to science.

Stage 5 Subject SelectionSubject selection for Year 8 students takes place next week. Please remember that students should select for what will bring them ‘joy’ to learning, rather than a perceived requisite for future career choices. The only impact on future career directions is the skills that are gained through immersing yourself in new learning, developing problem solving skills, having persistence in learning and then communicating that knowledge and passion with others. These skills can be achieved in any selected elective. Having said that, keep an eye out for the new STEM elective we are offering for the first time in 2017! Kariong Mountains High School is really catering for studies in this important burgeoning field

Ms Anne Vine, Principal

N E W S L E T T E R

CALENDAR

Term 3 | Week 6 August 23 - 2016

CONTACT KMHS

Unity Knowledge Respect

Learning Opportunities and Choices

Monday August 29Drama - HSC Prac Exam HSC Visual Arts Body of Work Lockdown

Tuesday August 30 White Card

Wednesday August 31 Aladdin the Musical - Year 9/10 Dance

Friday September 9Graffiti Art Incursion - $55 Note: Entries close 28/8

02 4340 0246kariongmtn-h.school@det.nsw.edu.auwww.kariongmountains-high.com.au

Student & Parent Portalhttp://web1.kariongmtns-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/portal/login

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From the Deputy PrincipalStudents, parents and staff will be emailed a survey shortly that looks at the mental health needs of our students and how we currently support them. I am looking to introduce a program to our school called Mind Matters. Data from the surveys will be analysed and this will determine the modules we introduce to address those needs. The survey should only take about 10 minutes to complete. Your support in this is appreciated and valuable.

The review of our Student Welfare and Discipline Policy and Anti-bullying Plan is almost complete. If you would like to contribute to the review, please feel free to contact me at the school.

Mr Scott White, Deputy Principal

KMHS students have arrived in Jindabyne, where everyone is excited and ready for ski and snowboard adventures. The weather forecast is perfect, promising plenty of fresh snow.

KMHS Snow trip to Jindabyne

MAX Potential Showcase - Youth Leadership ProgramAt the Max Potential Showcase on Wednesday 17 August, the young adults were presented with certificates and praise for their dedication to the program.

Congratulations to Molly, Benjamin, Taleece and Sienna; four Year 11 students from KMHS, who participated in the 2016 Max Potential Youth Leadership Program, sponsored by Gosford RSL Club. Our Principal, Ms Anne Vine, accepted an award recognising the vital role schools play in the success of the program.

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The Week in Photos

Dylan Littlehales, paralympic athlete, farewelled at KMHS before leaving for a training camp in Italy, where he will be preparing for his paralympic debut next month in Rio. Good luck at the Games Dylan - we will all be cheering you on! Follow Dylan’s paralympic journey on his facebook page

KMHS went to Narara Valley High School on Monday to learn valuable skills in sound engineering and live show production. The students represented the school proudly and Karl (Year 9) even attended NVHS’s Year 12 concert in the night to assist Mr Burns with the sound. Well done to the sound crew!

IT certificate III students are near the completion of their course. This has been a fantastic opportunity for our students, thanks to funding through TLK Community College, Tuggerah.

Congratulations to Year 7 Foodies who have been busy preparing delicious meals this term.

Year 9 Mathematics calculating the heights of trees, as part of their trigonometry unit, using the clinometers they made themselves.

Good Luck in RIO DylanKMHS Sound Crew at NVHS

IT Certificate III Progress

Year 7 Foodies

Year 9 Mathematics

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Canteen News NEW VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDContact Marie Conolly on 4340 0246 You can also fill out the slip below and bring to the canteen or school office:

Working with childrencheck number: If you don’t have a number, go to: www.kidsguardian.nsw.gov.au and register. IT’S FREE for volunteers

Volunteer’s Name:

Canteen Volunteer 2016

Volunteer’s Phone:

Volunteer’s Email:

Tick the days you wish to volunteer:

Tick the hours and how often you wish to volunteer:

MON

9.30 am to2.30 pm

once a month:

once a fortnight:

9.30 am to12.00noon

TUE WED THUR FRI

30th Aug & 6th Sept

STICKY CHICKEN RICE

$3.70HOME MADE

Next Fortnight’s Roster Term 3:MON - 29/08/2016 TUES - 30/08/2016 WED - 31/08/2016 THUR - 01/09/2016 FRI - 02/09/2016

Carolyn 9:30 - 2:30 Tammy FH

Anita Anita Anita AnitaMON - 05/09/2016 TUES - 06/09/2016 WED - 07/09/2016 THUR - 08/09/2016 FRI - 10/09/2016

Beth SHAnita Carolyn 9:30 - 2:30 Anita Anita

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Kariong Mountains High School P&C 2016All parents and community members are welcome to our P&C meetingsNext meeting: Monday, September 12, 2016 ● 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm ● In the Library

P&C Meeting Calendar:

Term 3 Monday - September 12Term 4 Monday - October 10 Monday - November 14 Monday - December 5 - Christmas Dinner

Do you want to know more about your P&C? Just let us know and we can add you to our email list. For just $2 you can become a voting member. Send an email to [email protected] (P&C treasurer). We would love to see some new faces!

UNIFORM DONATIONS NEEDEDPlease donate your second hand uniforms to the school. We particularly need skirts. Just drop them off to the office any time between 8:15 am and 3:30 pm. Thank You!

NoticesMonday l Theme: Pokémon. Wear anything to do with Pokémon. Prizes for the best dressed.l Draw: Beginners cartooning part 1.l Find: Play real time ‘Pokémon Go’. Prizes given. Find the Pokémon hidden in the park.l Draw: Angry BirdsTM battling the MinionsTM.l Play: Cool games including ‘Charge’.l Enjoy: Homemade choc-chip burgers.l Play: The conveyer belt game.l Make: Miniature icecreams from modelling clay.l Draw famous cats: GarfieldTM & Pink PantherTM.l Draw famous dogs: Scooby DooTM & BrianTM.l Drawing competition: Create your own Pokémon character.l Play: Pokémon Kingdom trivia for prizes.

Tuesday l Theme: Colourful clothes. Prizes for colourful outfits.l Draw: Beginners cartooning part 2.l Watercolour: Paint a tropical island.l Draw: Finding NemoTM & DoryTM.l Make: A Clown or a Blue Tang Fish. l Draw: A tropical reef in detailed 3D.l Face painting: Five Nights at Freddy’sTM themes.l Play: Kingdom balloon skirmish.l Play: The Golden SnitchTM game.l Enjoy: Fresh fairy bread.l Draw: FireboyTM & WatergirlTM.l Play: Harry PotterTM & Star WarsTM trivia for prizes.

Wednesday l Theme: DisneyTM characters. Prizes for the best dressed.l Draw: Beginners cartooning part 3.l Draw: Mickey MouseTM.l Play: The Pirate Game.l Draw: Characters from UndertaleTM.l Play: The Mummy game.l Draw: Charlie BrownTM, SnoopyTM & WoodstockTM.l Enjoy: Homemade nachos.l Draw: Original DisneyTM characters.l Play: Five Nights at Freddy’sTM trivia for prizes.l Kingdom Talent Show: Perform in the show if you want to. Prizes awarded.

Thursday l Theme: Gaming. Prizes for the best gaming costumes. l Draw: Beginners cartooning part 4.l Enjoy: Fresh hot pancakes. Add your topings.l Draw: The secret life of dragons in a dragon’s lair.l Draw: ElmoTM & Mike WazowskiTM having a light saberTM fight.l Treasure hunt: Find the treasure. l Draw: Japanese Anime.l Draw: Original PokémonTM.l Play: Chicken in the nest.l Play: Computer game trivia for prizes.l Play: Battle each other in a computer l gaming session. Please bring in your l computer games with parental consent.

Friday l Theme: Market Day. The best day of the week!l Draw: Beginners cartooning part 5.l Draw: Famous Emoji’sTM.l Draw: Monkeys & possums.l Draw robots: BenderTM & Wall.ETM.l Draw: Colourful Slither.ioTM worms.l Play: Kingdom dance-off. l Prizes for the best & worst dancers.l Kingdom flour skirmish: Battle if you want to. Junior counselors vs the kids. l Kingdom Markets: Everyone needs to prepare a shop for Market Day. Make cup cakes, l sell old toys, books, etc... the children buy & sell from each other using Kingdom money. l We will also give the children $1000 Kingdom dollars to spend.

Cartoon Kingdom is not affiliated with Viacom International Inc.™ ©, 20th Century Fox Film Corp.™ ©, Lucasfilm Entertainment Company™ ©, 2009 Lucasfilm LTD™ ©, United Feature Syndicate, Inc.™ ©, Nintendo™ ©, Nintendo/Creatures Inc.™ ©, Dreamworks Animation LLC™ ©, 2009 Cartoon Network™ ©, Naruto © 2002 Kishimoto Masashi™ ©, Bandai America Inc.™ ©, 2009 Pokémon Inc.™ ©, Interscope Records Inc. 2009™ ©, Polar Music International AB™ ©,Universal Music™ ©, Disney 2009™ ©, Hanna-Barbera™ ©, Crash Bandicoot™ © 2009 Universal Interactive, Inc., Sonic Sega of America, Inc.™ ©, Mario Nintendo™ ©, 2009 the LEGO Group™ ©, Peanuts™ © 2009, Yoshi Nintendo™ ©, Disney/Pixar™ ©, Ben 10™ © 2009, Cartoon Network, Garfield™ © 2009 Paws, Inc., Ben 10 Alien Swarm™ © 2009 Cartoon Network, Felix™ ©, Don Oriolo 2009, Hello Kitty™ ©,1976 - 2009 Sanris Co. Ltd, Elmo™ © Sesame Workshop, TazDevil™ © Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Michael Jackson “Thriller”™ © Sony Music Entertainment, Betty Boop™ © 2002-2008 King Features Syndicate, Star Trek™ ©, 2009 CBS studio Inc., Tom & Jerry™ © Turner Entertainment Co., Looney Tunes™ © Warners Bros. Entertainment Inc. 2009, SpongeBob © 2010 Viacom International Inc., Ninja Turtles © 2010 Viacom International Inc., Shadow & Knuckles © Sega Corporation 2006, Brian (Family Guy)™ © Fox & its related enti-

ties, Avatar (Manga)™ © 2010 Viacom International Inc, Naruto © 2002 Masashi Kishimoto/2007 Shippuden, Ben 10™ &  © 2010 Cartoon Network. A Time Warner Company™ + © 2010 Lucasfilm Ltd, Toei Animation. Licensed by FUNimation ® Productions. Ltd, The Simpsons™ © FOX & its related entities, Scooby-Doo™ © Hanna-Barbera, Avatar™ ©, 2009 & 2010 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp & Home Entertainment LLC & Dune Entertainment LLC, Digimon © AkiyoshiHongo, Toei Animation, Futurama © Fox & its related entities, Macarena © Los Del Rio / BMG U.S. Latin, Justin Bieber © 2009 Island Def Jam Music Group, Smurfs™ © 2011 Peyo, Spongebob™ © 2011 Nickelodeon, Chicken Little™ © Disney Pixar 2011, Ben 10™ © 2011 Cartoon Network, The Muppets Kermit™ © 2011 The Jim Henson Company, Happy Feet™ © 2006 Warner Bros. Pictures, Tintin™ © 2011 Herge / Moulinsart, Snoopy™ © 2011 Peanuts Worldwide, Hello

Kitty™ © 2011 Sanrio Co., Ltd, Pink Panther™ © 2011 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc, Spiderman™ © 2011 Marvel Worldwide Inc. All characters and names are the property of these companies. All art featuring the likeness of characters and figures are the property of these companies and their associated business units.

www.illustrating-man.com.au

Sept / Oct Cartoon Workshopswww.illustrating-man.com.au

NOTE: We are not open on Monday October 3rd in St Ives due to the public holiday.

Night Camp (6pm - 9pm)l Play: Sock wrestling.l Play: Junk food baseball.l Draw: Adventure timeTM.l Draw: Five Nights at Freddy’sTM.l Play: Murder in the dark.

Night Camp (6pm - 9pm)l Play: Sock wrestling.l Play: Junk food baseball.l Design: A T.Shirt.l Draw: FuturamaTM.l Play: Murder in the dark.

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Notices continued

UON OralHealth Clinic

Contact Us:

You'll have something to smile about when you visit the FREE*

(02) 4348 4164 to make an appointment.

Appointments available every day from 9.00am to 4.00pm.

Oral Health Clinic at Ourimbah campus.

All ages welcome from babies through to adults.

* Available for students, pensioners and health care card holders on the Central Coast.

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Being A Dad This three-session program will help relationships with their children.

Course Content Overview Session 1: Being a father today Assist participants to:

• Recognise the importance of fathering

• Learn to connect with their children

• Understand themselves as a Dad

Session 2: Bringing out the best in our kids Assist participants to:

• Understand children at different ages

• Learn ways to be a better Dad

• Set goals for spending quality time with their children

Session 3: The Power of Positive Parenting Assist participants to:

• Improve communication skills

• Learn positive ways to discipline children

• Practice what they have learned

JOIN BRISBANE WATER CRICKET CLUB FOR THE 2016/17 SEASON!

The Brisbane Water “Bluetongues” caters for boys and girls of any age and any ability. We have teams from Under 11’s to Under 16’s, plus

Milo “T20 Blast” and “In2Cricket”.

JUNIOR REGISTRATION DETAILS

DAY 1 – Sat, 6th AUGUST 2016 – McDonald’s West Gosford 9am – 12 noon DAY 2 – Sat, 13th AUGUST 2016 – McDonald’s West Gosford 9am – 12 noon

DAY 3 – Sat, 20th AUGUST 2016 – East Gosford Shops (near bakery) 9am – 12

CONTACT DETAILS Please call our Secretary Jeff on 0418 608 868

or email us on [email protected]

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Important Information Regarding Opal Cards

1. For students entering year 11 at a New School At the End of this year you will need to go online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students And update your information to “New School”. Print the 2 page document, sign and return to the Administration Office of your New School.

2. For students entering year 11 at a Current School

At the End of this year you will need to go online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students And update your information to “Year 11”. Print the 2 page document, sign and return to the Administration Office of your School.

3. For students entering year 7 at a New School At the End of this year you will need to go online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students And update your information to “New School”. Print the 2 page document, sign and return to the Administration Office of your New School.

4. For students entering year 7 at Current School At the End of this year you will need to go online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students And update your information to “Year 7”. Print the 2 page document, sign and return to the Administration Office of your School.

5. For students entering year 3 At the End of this year you will need to go online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students And update your information to “Year 3”. Print the 2 page document, sign and return to the School Administration Office.

6. For New Enrolments For Students who don’t have a school Opal Card or are Starting Kindergarten go online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students And apply for a School Travel Pass. Print the 2 page document, sign and return to the School Administration Office.

7. For students who have lost , Faulty or had their Opal Card Stolen To replace Lost or Stolen Opal Cards go online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students And apply for a replacement Opal Card. NB: Students are required to pay a fare whilst waiting for delivery of new Opal Card.

8. For students not eligible for free school travel Log online at www.transportnsw.info/school-students and purchase a School Term Bus Pass.

9. Student Travel Eligibility To be eligible for subsidised travel under the SSTS, school students must be:

• An infant student; i.e. attending Kindergarten, Year 1 or Year 2 classes, irrespective of the distance from home to school; or

• a primary student (Year 3-6), and reside more than 1.6 kilometres (straight line distance) from the school attended, measured from the centre of the school site, or 2.3 kilometres or more by the most direct practicable walking route to the nearest point of physical entry to the school; or

• a secondary student (Year 7-12), and reside more than 2.0 kilometres (straight line distance) from the school attended, measured from the centre of the school site, or 2.9 kilometres or more by the most direct practicable walking route to the nearest point of physical entry to the school;

• Parents/guardians of students deemed ineligible by their school or local transport operator on straight line distance grounds may apply to TfNSW for a review of the determination on walking distance or pedestrian safety grounds.

• Should TfNSW, after carrying out the review, not approve subsidised travel and the applicant(s) considers that there are special circumstances, such as pedestrian safety and/or hardship issues associated with their case; they may appeal the TfNSW decision.

• Appeals are heard by an independent SSTS Appeals Panel which considers each case on its individual merits.

For more information www.transportnsw.info/school-students