FREDERICK IRWIN ANGLICAN SCHOOL

Frederick Irwin Anglican School
Dear Parents
Newsletter
Website: www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au
Wednesday 26 October 2011 was the last day of class attendance for our Year 12 students.
As always, our Year 12 students conducted themselves in a very responsible way. After their Thanksgiving Service in
the morning they had a good time at the beach and then returned at the end of the School day to receive their Leavers‟
Book. The Presentation Evening was an enjoyable last formal School occasion for our Year 12s, their families and our
staff. We are grateful for the Year 12 gift to the School – four picnic tables (two for Primary and two for Secondary)
which will be of benefit to students for many years.
We are all very proud of our Year 12s and their contribution to our School. We wish them well for their external
examinations which started last Monday, and for their future lives. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
Our Year 10 Outdoor Education students are on their camps this week, next week our Year 5‟s will be at Rottnest and in
Week 5 our Year 4 students will have their Zoo sleepover and our Year 11 Outdoor Education students will have their
camps. All good things for the education of our students, and I am very appreciative of the work of our staff in
organizing these activities, and for the support of our parents.
We welcome to our School Mrs Peta Allen, Year 7, and Mrs Susan Greenup, Education Support, who are helping us now
that Mrs Hill and Mr Heppenstall have taken on different roles.
With best wishes until next time.
Issue 17
3 November 2011
Geoffrey Arnold
Principal
Student Name:
Class/House Group:
PRIMARY:
Friday
2 December 2011
Monday
5 December 2011
SECONDARY:
Tuesday
6 December 2011
END OF YEAR ACTIVITIES
K-Year 2 Christmas Concert
9.00am School Hall/Gymnasium
Years 3-7 Presentation Morning
9.00am School Hall/Gymnasium
Years 8-11 Presentation Day
1.40pm School Hall/Gymnasium
SECOND HAND BOOKSHOP 2012
Second Hand Bookshop : Secondary will be held on
SATURDAY 14 JANUARY 2012 FROM 8.15AM –
11.30AM at the School.
Students will need to bring their unwanted books, in a plastic
bag, well labelled with their name, to the School on the last
day of Term (Tuesday 6 December 2011). Current Year 11 &
12 students may bring in their books when they have finished
their exams. Any books handed in must be intact, and this
includes any CD‟s originally purchased as part of the book.
Students should note that books that have been handed in
and are not sold would not be returned. Books that are not on
the 2012 Booklist will not be accepted.
SECONDARY ASSISTANCE SCHEME
As in previous years, the Department of Education and
Training Secondary Assistance Scheme forms will be available
to eligible parents at the Second Hand Bookshop.
SEMESTER 2 EXAMINATIONS
Year 11 Semester 2 Examinations commence on Friday
4 November 2011 and conclude on Friday 11
November 2011.
During the examination period, Year 11 students are expected
to attend School only when sitting their examinations.
However, students who wish to study at School may do so. A
classroom will be allocated for this purpose.
Year 11 students have been issued with their Examination
Timetable.
Year 8, 9 & 10 Semester 2 Examinations commence on
Wednesday 16 November 2011 and conclude on Friday
18 November 2011.
All Years 8 – 10 have received copies of the Examination
Timetable.

CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Jessica PENNY 12G1 who has had her
art work selected to be on display in the Year 12 Perspectives
Exhibition at the Art Gallery of Western Australia. Tiana
MATTHEWS 12E2 also had her work shortlisted which is
highly commendable.
The Exhibition will be on at the Art Gallery of Western
Australia from Monday 16 January 2012 – Wednesday 25
April 2012.
Alana KILDEA 11G2 represented the School at the Lion‟s
Club in Mandurah on Tuesday 25 October 2011. She was
asked to answer two impromptu questions and then deliver a
prepared speech. She chose as her topic “The social network
that is not that sociable” which looked at the consequences
of our over-reliance on mobile phones, twitter and facebook.
Alana delivered her talk with aplomb. As a result she won the
evening‟s competition and progresses to the next stage in
2012. Congratulations, Alana.
ORACY
Once again our Year 8 students have excelled in ORACY. The
assessors commented on the very high standard of the
presentations that is evidence of much hard work and
endeavour. Additionally, each year the assessors are
impressed by the courtesy extended by both the staff and
students. Well done to all of the Year 8s and their English
teachers; even though this is a nerve wracking experience,
you can be proud of your achievements.
The following students achieved an overall assessment of
Outstanding for their ORACY presentation, which requires
Outstanding in three of the four sections.
Samuel BAILEY 8E1
Riley BANNER 8J1
Zachary BEVAN 8J3
Charlotte BLACOW 8R1
Rebecca BLAND 8G3
Isobel BLEDDYN 8J2
Kristyn BLOMME 8R2
Nicola BOUKASEFF 8J1
Mia BROOK 8G2
Shaka CHU 8R3
Reagan COPE 8J3
Dylan CREEK 8J3
Matthew DEAN 8J1
Maddison EARLE-SADLER 8J2
Clare FIELDWICK 8J3
Ashlee GALLAGHER 8J1
Spencer HERD 8G3
Darby HIGGINSON 8E1
Cassie HOWELL 8E2
Damian HUNTER 8G2
Tina KINSELLA 8E2
Kaili MATTHEWS 8E1
Ciara McFETRIDGE 8E2
Hannah MITCHELL 8E2
Luke MOSTYN 8R3
Griffin MUNRO 8E2
Annie NEWCOMBE 8G2
Enrico ORSINI 8G2
Sophie PARK 8J2
Brett PARSONS 8E3
Lawson PATTEN-WILLIAMS 8G1
Lewis RIDDEN 8G3
Kate RUMNEY 8J3
Shanice RYDER 8G2
Caitlyn SCOTT 8E2
Anna STEWART 8R3
Damon THOMPSON 8R3
Tye TURNER 8J2
Jessica WHITTING 8G1
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
In July, one Year 9 and Year 10 and 11 students were invited
to register for the National Qualifying Exams in Science.
These exams are the stepping stone to the International
Science Olympiads which are the „Olympic Games‟ for Science
students. Separate exams were held in biology, chemistry
and physics and all students sat the same exam no matter
what their age. The exams test the ability of students to
solve problems as well as test their understanding of science
concepts. These exams are very demanding and students
could choose to sit one, two or all of these examinations.
Over 3200 Australian students took part in the competition. A
High Distinction is awarded to the top 10% of students.
Top performers in these exams are offered one of 72 places
in the Australian Science Olympiad Summer School that will
be held at Monash University in Melbourne in January 2012.
This is a two week intensive program and is an opportunity
for talented students to study with others passionate about
science.
Each year the very best of the Summer School students are
selected to represent Australia at the International Science
Olympiads for Biology, Chemistry or Physics.
As a result of their outstanding achievement Kaitlin FIORI
11G1 and Samuel ALSOP 9R1, have been selected to
attend the Australian Science Olympiad Summer School in
2012. Congratulations and well done!
PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATES
Cameron BROUN 10R2 Chemistry
Mark DAVIES 10G2 Chemistry
Mark DAVIES 10G2 Physics
Jade HENSGEN 10E3 Chemistry
CREDIT CERTIFICATE
Mark DAVIES 10G2 Biology
Mara O'GRADY 11R1 Physics
DISTINCTION CERTIFICATES
Thomas RIDDEN 11G2 Physics
Hadden THOMPSON 11R1 Biology
HIGH DISTINCTION CERTIFICATES
Samuel ALSOP 9R1 Chemistry
Kaitlin FIORI 11G1 Biology
Thomas RIDDEN 11G2 Chemistry
PREFECTS ELECT 2011
Congratulations to the following students who have been
selected as Prefects-Elect for 2011 and all going well will be
our School Prefects 2012
Michaela BROCKETT 11E2
Sebastian COLES 11J1
Dion FLEMING 11J1
Rani FLYNN 11R1
Scott GALBRAITH 11R1
Giulio GERACE 11J1
Julia GRAHAM 11J2
Alana KILDEA 11G2
Elliott LYONS 11G2
Dannielle MACKENZIE 11G1
Mara O'GRADY 11R1
Matthew PIGGOTT 11E1
Ashleigh POLINELLI 11R2
Madison POWELL 11G2
Thomas RIDDEN 11G2
Jessica WALMSLEY 11R1

THE VIRTUES PROJECT
The virtue for this fortnight is Creativity. Creativity is the
power of imagination. Creativity is a way to develop your
special talents. It is seeing something in a new way, finding
a different way to solve a problem. Creativity is using your
imagination to bring something new into the world.
Why Practise It?
Without creativity, life would be boring. There would be no
inventions or advancement in the world. Things would just
stay the same. We wouldn‟t have cars, planes, computers,
dance, Outdoor Education Studies, music. The arts bring joy
to the world. Science bring cures for disease and new ways
to get things done. Creativity helps us to be all we can be.
How Do You Practise It?
You practise creativity by developing your gifts to the fullest.
Find out what interests you and what you are good at. Learn
and practise, so your talents will get better and better. Do
ordinary things in creative ways. Expose yourself to beauty
in nature and in the arts. Be open to inspiration. Remember
to take time for dreaming.
BITS AND PIECES FROM FATHER NOEL
A student passed the comment, when we were talking about
faith issues, that being a Christian was just an opinion and
that she didn‟t share the same opinion. It‟s an interesting
perspective and I was a little saddened that after several
years at the School, this student had not allowed her
Christian Studies to do any more than just wash over her.
I went on to explain to the student and the rest of the class
that faith was a lived experience. It invaded the whole of
your life and was not just an opinion about belief and custom
from a particular perspective. The conversation that
developed amongst the students was rich with insights, while
the original questioner played with her hair and paid no
attention. She had given her opinion which I was prepared to
listen to and engage with, but I was not given the same
respect. I wonder if she does the same on Facebook or in
sms communication?
Thankfully, this is not the response of the majority of the
students at our School. They are respectful in their
disagreements and appreciate the chance to explore their
opinions and beliefs in a positive environment. In my classes
we establish early that it is a place of honour. I will honour
them and their points of view if they will honour mine.
When Jesus dealt with the religious authorities of his time,
they too engaged in a “hit and run” form of questioning. Did
they really want answers or only want to confuse, negate
communication and stand proud because they‟d given their
opinion?
Think about it next time you decide to “bag” someone‟s
faith?
Do you “bag” it because you don‟t want to know the answers
or because the answers might change your perspectives and
give you better understanding of the meaning of your life?
SIBLINGS
Any family with siblings awaiting placement within the School
MUST keep the School up to date with latest copies of
School Reports for siblings. This is very important for siblings
waiting for all years. if you have any questions or queries
regarding the reports, please contact Mrs Jo Chilvers at the
School.
FESA – BUSHFIRE SAFETY
During the bushfire season we all like to go on holidays,
visiting favourite campsites, beaches and national parks. It is
important that all families develop a Bushfire Survival Plan to
prepare for the possibility of bushfire. For further information
and suggestions visit www.fesa.wa.gov.au
UNIFORM SHOP
Boys Bathers Clearance
As we have developed a longer leg bather for the boys for
the coming Swimming Season, we have a small quantity of
stock of the current “speedo” style bathers available at a
fantastic clearance price of only $10 each (various sizes –
while stocks last).
Get ready for the swimming season
To avoid losing your towel at Swimming or Physical
Education – the Uniform Shop offers a fantastic, good quality
and generous sized green towel, with the School Crest and
School name embroidered on.
Orders can be placed at the Uniform Shop with confirmation
of the spelling of surname with full payment needed at time
of ordering. The cost will be $33.50.
Primary Parka Jackets
From the beginning of September 2011 Primary Parka
Jackets (hooded jacket with warm lining) will no longer be
sold second hand.
These jackets will be able to be worn for next winter 2012
ONLY.
Polar fleece jackets and polar fleece sleeveless vests have
been available since 2008, and have been a very popular
item.
Formal Uniform
Current Year 3 students moving into Year 4 2012 and
students new to the School should call into the Uniform shop
early this Term to avoid long delays.
Summer Uniform
If you require extra length on your summer dress, please
bear in mind, this takes around 6-8 weeks to arrive. So
please order as soon as possible.
CHAIR BAGS FOR 2012
As we will be purchasing new primary furniture for 2012, the
sizes of the chairs have changed.
Please be aware of the following changes:-
Year 1-3 chair-bags - moving to Years 1-2 only
Year 4-5 chair-bags - moving to Years 3-4 only
Year 6 chair-bag - moving to Years 5-6 only
For 2012
Students moving into Year 2 - no change
Students moving into Year 3 need new bigger bag – old Year
4-5 bag - new Year 3-4 bag
Students moving into Year 4 need new bigger bag – old Year
4-5 bag - new Year 3-4 bag
Students moving into Year 5 need new bigger bag – old Year
6 bag - new Year 5-6 bag
Students moving into Year 6 need new bigger bag – old Year
6 bag – new Year 5-6 bag.

TERM 4 FEE ACCOUNTS
Term 4 Fee Accounts were sent home with students on
Tuesday 18 October 2011.
The Account was due for payment on Tuesday 1
November 2011.
Your early payment of Fee Accounts would be
appreciated, as it assists us in the effective financial
management of the School and thank you to those
families who have already paid the Term Fees.
Any families who have not paid or made payment
arrangements with the Bursar by the due date, should be
aware that a late penalty of $55.00 (GST included) may be
imposed.
2012 FEES AND CHARGES
Enclosed with the Term 4 Fee Account was a copy of the
2012 Fees and Charges Information Booklet along with a
Proposed Fee Payment for 2012 School Year questionnaire.
Would families please return the questionnaire to the School
Office by Friday 25 November 2011.
CANTEEN
The Canteen has removed Choc Milk and Chocmint milk from
the Canteen Menu as there have been a large amount of
spillages around the School Grounds which stain the concrete
footpaths.
MURDOCH UNIVERSITY
PREPARATORY CLASSES – YEAR 6 & ABOVE
Classes commence second week each School Term.
Preparatory Mathematics – Tuesdays 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Cost: $25.00 per student per Term
Preparatory Chemistry – Wednesdays 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Cost: $25.00 per student per Term
Preparatory Physics – Mondays 4.30pm – 6.30pm
Cost: $185.00 per student per Term.
Where: Murdoch University Rockingham Campus
Email: j.searcy@murdoch.edu.au
Phone: 0407 982 349 or 9386 4783
MURRAY LIBRARY
MURRAY LIBRARY CHANGE TO OPENING HOURS
Effective Thursday 17 November 2011
CULTURAL DECODING
The University of Notre Dame invites gifted and talented
students to participate in the inaugural programme of
Cultural DeCoding. This 4 day experience will help unlock the
ideas that define who we are. With a mixture of art,
archaeology, history, philosophy and theology, this
experience will intellectually challenge and enrich your mind
to prepare you for further study.
When: 17 – 20 January 2012
Time: 9.00AM – 3.30PM
Cost: $200.00 per student
Where: University of Notre Dame Fremantle Campus
Phone: 9433 0950
Email: angela.dunleavy@nd.edu.au
NEWSLETTER ON THE INTERNET
Our School Newsletter is available on the Internet.
1. Go to School website www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au.
2. Click on “News and Events”
3. Click on “Newsletter PDF”
The Newsletter is placed on the website on the afternoon it is
published.
CLAN WA
CLAN WA Mandurah/Rockingham is running the following
courses in Term 4 and welcome anyone interested to ring the
Office on 9581 5595 to make a booking.
Setting Boundaries (For age groups 0 – 12yrs)
EVENING COURSE
A one session course that addresses what boundaries are,
why they are important and how parents can help children
understand boundaries for themselves.
Thursday 10 November 2011
Halls Head
6.30pm – 9.00pm
Stop the Fighting (For age groups 3 – 12 yrs)
This two session workshop will help parents learn skills in
helping their children deal with their feelings appropriately,
encourage cooperation and learn problem-solving skills.
Monday 7 & 14 November 2011
Warnbro
9.30am – 12 noon
123 Magic & Emotion Coaching (For age groups 3 – 12
yrs)
Over three sessions, this workshop explores how to discipline
without conflict and manage intolerable behaviour.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9.00am – 5.00pm
9.00am - 6.00pm
9.00am – 6.00pm
9.00am – 6.00pm
9.00am – 5.00pm
9.00am - 12 noon
Tuesday 15, 22 & 29 November 2011
9.30am – 12 noon
Mandurah
UNIFORM SHOP HOURS TERM TIME
MONDAY 12.30pm 3.30pm
ACADEMIC TASK FORCE
Head Start Programme in January School Holidays
Study skills, Essay writing, Preview of WACE courses for
students entering into Years 11 and 12. Small groups, expert
teachers an individual help. 10% discount per subject for
students who enrol before 16 December 2011.
TUESDAY 8.15am 10.15am
THURSDAY 8.15am 12.00noon
FRIDAY 12.30pm 3.30pm
Phone: 9317 4421
Email: learn@academictaskforce.com.au
Web: www.academictaskforce.com.au

CAREERS
UWA : UNDERSTANDING THE TISC APPLICATION PROCESS
As the year draws to a close and Year 12 students will receive their WACE results soon, UWA is hosting several seminars to assist
students in what can be a confusing and stressful time. Understanding the TISC Application Process is for Year 12 students and
their parents looking for more information on how to structure TISC preferences to help achieve their goals, what the process is for
admission into university, and important dates to keep in mind in the January/February 2012 period. Admissions Centre and
Prospective Students Office staff will be available to answer questions following the presentation.
The dates are as follows:
Wednesday 7 December 2011, 6:00pm, Thursday 8 December 2011, 6:00pm, Wednesday 14 December 2011, 6:00pm, Thursday 15
December 2011, 6:00pm. To register: http://www.studyat.uwa.edu.au/about/events/yr12-info
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA - ENGINEERING INFORMATION EVENINGS
The Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics at The University of Western Australia will be holding several Engineering
Information Evenings for Year 11 and 12 students and parents from August through to December on the following dates: Monday 7
November 2011, Tuesday 29 November 2011 and Thursday 8 December 2011. The Engineering Information Evenings will be held in
the Weatherburn Lecture Theatre, UWA Crawley Campus and commence at 6.30pm. Enquiries regarding the information evenings
contact the ECM Student Office phone 6488 3061.
Tuesday 8 November 2011 – 6.30pm – 7.30pm
Wednesday 9 November 2011
Wednesday 16 November 2011 to Friday 18 November
2011
Friday 25 November 2011 – 11.00pm
Tuesday 29 November 2011 to Thursday 15 December
2011
Tuesday 6 December 2011
Thursday 29 December 2011 to Friday 30 December 2011
Thursday 29 December 2011
January 2012
Tuesday 3 January 2012 to Thursday 5 January 2012
Thursday 5 January 2012 – 11.00pm
Wednesday 18 January 2012
Thursday 2 February 2012
University of Notre Dame – Postgraduate Information Evening. See
above
Murdoch University Undergraduate Information Evening (South St
Campus)
Year 8 to 10 Exams
For all applicants: Final closing date for: Midwifery at Curtin
University – no further applications are accepted after this
date.
Final date for the submission of your portfolio for portfolio entry to
Communications and Media Studies; Games Art and Design;
Interactive Digital Design; Online Communication and Production;
Journalism; Public Relations; Radio; Screen Production; and Sound at
Murdoch.
Medicine and Dentistry interviews will be held for invited
students.
Speech Day
Curtin University TEE Help Days
WA 2011 Year 12 results and Universities Admission Advice.
Academic reserve – interviews for Medicine/Dentistry
Curtin University TEE Help Days
Final closing date for applying, and for adding/re-arranging
preferences for the main round of offers.
Main round offers available on web and also mailed.
Second round offers.
CAREERS INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET
1. Go to School website www.frederickirwin.wa.edu.au.
2. Click on “News and Events”
3. Click on “Coming Events”
4. Career Dates to Remember for 2011

DETAILS OF TUITION CLASSES
SEMESTER 2, 2011
Japanese 9 and 10 Monday
Science 8, 9 and 10 Monday
Mathematics 8 - 10
Tuesday
Weeks 1-5
Term 4 only
3.15pm – 4.15pm
Room J1
3.15 pm – 4.15 pm
Room B7
3.15 pm – 4.15 pm
Room D3
Mrs Chang
Rostered teachers
Rostered Mathematics
teachers
Students need to check with their teacher on which date after School sessions will be starting.
Attendance at these sessions is voluntary but is highly recommended for any student who may be experiencing difficulty
with a course.
CAREERS WEB SITES:
www.studyat.uwa.edu.au www.central.wa.edu.au waapa.ecu.edu.au/explore
www.futurestudents@curtin.edu.au www.challengertafe.wa.edu.au www.ntis.gov.au
www.nd.edu.au www.tisc.edu.au www.australianapprenticeships.gov.au
www.ecu.edu.au/future-students www.murdoch.edu www.goingtouni.gov.au
www.training.wa.gov.au www.myfuture.edu.au www.centrelink.gov.au
www.reachourpotential.com.au/openday
SCHOOL BUS SERVICES
Port Kennedy to Rockingham
o
Books of Tickets:
20 Tickets Single Trip $ 60.00
Single Trip Tickets $ 3.00
Tickets purchased in books of 20 or a single ticket
can be used at any time during the 2011 School
year.
Tickets are available from the School Office.

SUMMER CANTEEN MENU : AVAILABLE FROM TUESDAY 18 OCTOBER 2011
SANDWICHES ROLLS WRAPS HOT FOOD DAILY SPECIALS
Chicken $2.90 $3.00 $3.10 Hamburger & Salad $5.00 MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
Ham $2.90 $3.00 $3.10 Chicken Burger & Salad $5.00 Whole Hot Dog & Sauce $3.70
Tuna $2.90 $3.00 $3.10 Vegie Burger & Salad $5.00 ½ Hot Dog & Sauce $1.90
Cheese $2.90 $3.00 $3.10 Hot Chicken & Mayo Roll $4.50 Sushi-mixed, chicken or vegetable
Egg & Mayo $2.90 $3.00 $3.10 ½ Hot Chicken & Mayo Roll $2.30 3 pieces $4.20
Curried Egg & Mayo $2.90 $3.00 $3.10 Corn Cob $1.50 5 pieces $6.00
Plain Sliced Egg $2.60 $2.70 $2.80 Yummy Drummy $1.50 Chilli Chicken Twister $5.00
Salad ONLY $2.90 $3.00 $3.10 Chilli Chicken Strip $1.90 Chick Bites & Wedges $5.50
Vegemite $2.30 $2.30
PLEASE ADD 50C FOR TOASTING
TUESDAY & FRIDAY
EXTRAS ON SANDWICHES, ROLLS & 5 Nuggets & Sauce $3.00
WRAPS DRINKS Beef Pie $3.50
(Salad includes lettuce, tomato, cucumber, Flavoured Milk Potato Pie $3.50
carrot & beetroot) DESSERTS Banana & Strawberry Sausage Roll $2.80
Salad $1.50 Choc Muffin $2.00 600ml $4.00 Beef & Cheese Cruiser $3.50
Tomato .50 Blueberry Muffin $2.00 300ml $2.40
Lettuce .50 225ml Plain Hi-Lo $1.80
Cucumber .50 Light Fruit Yoghurt $2.50 600ml Water $2.30 THURSDAY
Beetroot .50 Light Vanilla Ice Cream $2.00 Classic Juice Bacon & Cheese Pizza $3.00
Pineapple .50 Tropical, Apple, Orange, Ham & Pineapple Pizza $3.00
Avocado $1.00 Chocolate Yogo $2.50 Apple & Blackcurrant $3.10 Nacho Wedges $5.50
Cheese $1.00 Fruit & Jelly Cup $1.60 Popper Juice Box
Egg $1.00 Tropical, Apple, Orange,
Ham $1.50 FRUIT Apple & Blackcurrant $1.80
Chicken $1.50 Apple, $1.50 Juiceman
Tuna $1.50 Orange $1.50 Apple or SAUCE
Fruit Salad $3.70 Apple & Blackcurrant $2.50 Tomato 30c
SALADS Up & Go Mayonnaise 30c
Garden Salad Sml $3.50 Strawberry, Vanilla Vinaigrette 30c
Garden Salad Lge $4.50 Choc, Banana $2.60
Amuse Water
PRIMARY LUNCH ORDER BAGS
Blueberry or Raspberry $2.50 25 Bags $1.00
LOL Drinks
Tropical, Blackcurrant
Peechee & Raspberry $2.80

School Term Diary - Term 4 2011
NOVEMBER
Friday 4 Year 11 Exams start
Year 3 – 7 Worship Assembly (3H)
Monday 7 Year 11 Exams continue
Monday 7 Year 5 Rottnest Camp
to Friday 11
Tuesday 8 Engineering in Schools Project – Presentation Night Curtin University
Wednesday 9 Year 8 Spelling Bee
Thursday 10 ICT Assessment – Year 10 students
Friday 11 Year 11 Exams finish
K – 7 Assembly (Rose House)
Monday 14 Year 11 Outdoor Education Camps
to Friday 18
Monday 14 Years 9 & 10 Youth Literature Day
Tuesday 15 Year 11 Biology 2012 Murdoch Fieldwork Presentation
Wednesday 16 Wednesday Timetable and Monday Bell Times
Year 8 – 10 Exams begin
Wednesday 16 Year 4 Zoo Camp
to Friday 18
Thursday 17 K – 2 Class Assembly (2G)
Friday 18 Year 3 – 7 Class Assembly (7H)
Monday 21 Year 8 Eucharist Period 1
Years 8, 9 & 10 Guest Speaker : Oakmont Theatre
Tuesday 22 K – 2 Worship Assembly (PP1)
Year 8 Young Writers Youth Literature Day
Oakmont IV Concert : Evening
Wednesday 23 Year 8 and 9 Baseball Tournament (selected students)
Year 10 Spelling Bee
Thursday 24 Year 7 Immunisation
Year 9 Eucharist
Year 11 WAM Performance Exam
Friday 25 Year 3 – 7 Class Assembly (6S)
Year 10 Eucharist
TERM DATES (Students) 2011
Term 4 Tuesday 6 December 2011 Students finish Term 4 after Speech Day
TERM DATES (Students) 2012
Term 1 Wednesday 1 February 2012 Students begin Term 1
Thursday 5 April 2012 Students finish Term 1
Term 2 Thursday 26 April 2012 Students begin Term 2
Friday 6 July 2012 Students finish Term 2
Term 3 Wednesday 25 July 2012 Students begin Term 3
Friday 28 September 2012 Students finish Term 3
Term 4 Tuesday 16 October 2012 Students begin Term 4
Tuesday 4 December 2012
Students finish Term 4 after Speech Day