Maths: Allan Carlton, Amy Lee, Billal Zayat, BusraCalliskan, Caitlin Anderson, Channa Ratnayake, ChrisAllan, Christos Milas, Dayalan Knappa, Hayley Boyce,Joshua Carrolan, Kassam Khodr, Kushla Egan, MadisonCottier, Moustafa Hammoud, Patricia McLean-Neil,Siobhan Cashin, Solaiman Eid, Sophronia Armatolos,Tony Plazanic, Wei Ran Liu, Yue DengKendo: Claire Na, Brendan AllenArt: Eden Mackenzie-Newington, Holly Warren-Taylor,Eliza Wood, Frances Vo, Cassandra Baker, AntonNewgreen, Elowen Amos, Greta Duff, CelesteBiancofiore, Georgia Polichroniadis, Nathaniel Peacock,Matthew Reade, Dylan Silke, Nivan Kaya, Siham Zayat,Rachel Smith, Becky Forder, Miranda Watson, NickChambersDance: Wen Yang Le, Emma Dobell, Mia Jennings,Mallory Hamid, Nikki Davis, Truc Phan Michael Akhee,Jun Demir, Georgia MissurelliScience: Mimi Award, Libby Penman, Emma Forder,Joel Horsnell, Sam Dean Spagnolo, Rikvin Singh,Stephen TheodorakisMusic: Holly Moore, Jess Trevena, Maize Wallin, LuanaTosti-Guerra, Madison Palmieri, Curtis Hamid, JohnLopez, Soukchinda Chanthabandith, Barbora ObtulovicSOSE: Sagar Rathod, Luke Johnstone, Dakota Aubichon-Cascon, Amos Batt, Jack PryceLOTE: Conor Martin, Shenal Vethanayagam, JasminSaeedFOOD: Xavier Dupe, Louise Fisher, Lucille Awad, JoeJackson, Larissa Li, Liam Jenkins, Shannon Zhong,Nicholas CollinsESL: Nadia Lauritano and Ha Hua from year 10 andShamil Shahim from year 12.Tour Guides: Heja Taha, Rhonda Taleb, CorneliusPelzing, Sarah Brunt, Rose Steele, Clarissa Ng, TamaraIrwin, Annika Ring, Anar Mir-Nasiri, Matthew Pappas, JoBoyce, Annalivia Carli-Hannan, Wudassie Assfaw,Susan Ahmad, Orlando De La Paz, Jenny Zhao, RachelHocking, Evan Lekkas, Yashika Fernando, AlisonMillward, Andrew Durkaz, Briannah Inturrisi, SiritrinSuwantevakup, Brittany Wood, Lachlan Davis, TomYandell.Career NewsThe Year 10 work experience program will be takingplace from Monday 17 th May to Friday 21 st May. WorkExperience Arrangement Forms should have now beenfinalised and returned to the Careers Office. It is a legalrequirement that students must have completed theirOccupational Health and Safety tests online (bothgeneral and industry modules) before they can do theirplacement. This is a very exciting week for studentsand they are looking forward to experiencing workinglife.open days that are relevant to their area or universityof interest. Information is disseminated from theCareers office in various formats. Students and parentsare encouraged to gather information from a variety ofsources which can be found in the following areas:Career News Newsletter – (produced fortnightlyand is a vital source of careers relatedinformation) available on the school website, on astand in the VCE area of the library and outside thecareers office in the front foyer of the school.Student school email address – details of variouscareers related activities/events from many universitiesand independent colleges and organisations will be sentvia the student email system so students should checktheir school email regularly.VCE Noticeboard in Library – Course guides,brochures and posters about various careers events arelocated in the VCE area of the library.Open Days 2010- timetable – available outside thecareers office and in the VCE area of the library.Students are encouraged to see the Careers Counselloranytime. While students can just drop in to the office, itis advisable to make an appointment if you wish todiscuss things in detail. Careers Counsellorappointments are available Monday/Tuesday /Wednesday (mornings only) /Thursdays or emailjones.catherine.c1@edumail.vic.gov.auCatherine Jones, Careers CounsellorChess Players – Coaching ProgramThe <strong>College</strong> is offering the opportunity for 25 studentsto participate in a 10-week coaching program. These 45-minute sessions will run at lunchtime from Week 6 ofthis term. The remaining lessons will occur at thebeginning of Term 3. Each session will be led by aprofessional coach from Chess Kids with all equipmentprovided. The fee for this course is $50 which equatesto $5 per coaching session. Please see Ms. Crowley byFriday, 14 May for permission and payment notices.Australian Army – Work ExperienceProgramStudents aged 15+ (on June 14, 2010)are invited to apply for a two week workexperience placement with the AustralianArmy at Maygar Barracks and othermilitary bases in the Melbournemetropolitan area. This program aims to give interestedstudents, with a moderate level of fitness, a taste ofArmy life. Applications close Tuesday, 25 May. Parentalapproval is required as students will be exposed to thesafe handling of fire arms and will be given theopportunity to fire a weapon simulator on an indoorsimulation target range. No live or blank ammunitionwill be used in any training or firing activity. Please seeMs. Crowley for further information and an applicationform by Friday, 21 May.Many year 11 & 12 students are starting to researchinformation and dates about information sessions and
Education Maintenance AllowanceThe EMA cheques are now available to collect from the front office for those parents who applied for Semesterone payment.Student Medical ConditionsCould parents of students who have anaphylaxis or other serious medical conditions please hand in a completedaction plan for your child to the front office. If your child has a medical condition that the school needs to beaware of, please contact the level coordinator or Jeremy (school nurse).BSC Office hours are between 8.30am and 4.30pm Monday to Friday. Phone calls and office enquires outsidethese hours will be recorded by the answering machine.NB: If you are contacting the school to let us know your child is going to be absent, you can also e-mail theschool on <strong>Brunswick</strong>.sc@edumail.vic.gov.au<strong>Brunswick</strong> <strong>Secondary</strong> <strong>College</strong>47 Dawson Street <strong>Brunswick</strong> 3056Telephone 9387 6133Facsimile 9387 0061Email <strong>Brunswick</strong>.sc@edumail.vic.gov.auWeb www.brunswick.vic.edu.au
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