Term 3, Wk 10 2012 - Matraville High School
Term 3, Wk 10 2012 - Matraville High School
Term 3, Wk 10 2012 - Matraville High School
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Issue 6 - <strong>Term</strong> 3 – Week <strong>10</strong><br />
Several senior students<br />
Daniel Robinson and<br />
Hayden McCulloch in<br />
Year 11/12 Metals<br />
Engineering and<br />
Construction were<br />
fantastic helpers.<br />
These senior students<br />
worked with the primary school students assisting and<br />
guiding them with practical procedures and techniques.<br />
The final process was the cleaning up procedures which<br />
is a workshop requirement.<br />
All of the students enjoyed their time in the Industrial<br />
Arts workshops.<br />
Mr Dawkins (Industrial Arts Teacher)<br />
Support Faculty Department Update<br />
Busy! Busy! Busy! That’s the only way to describe the<br />
hive of activity that has been the Support faculty during<br />
term 3.<br />
As I speak the entire Support<br />
faculty is on its way to a Special<br />
Olympics event at Marrickville<br />
PCYC to participate in a<br />
Basketball and Athletics<br />
competition against students<br />
from other support faculties and<br />
special schools from the surrounding area.<br />
Unfortunately, the only photo we have for today’s<br />
event is of the excitement on the bus just before<br />
leaving so I’m including some<br />
photos from last term’s Special<br />
Olympics skills training session<br />
at the same venue to give you<br />
an idea of the fun we had.<br />
Page 6<br />
Monday, 8 October <strong>2012</strong><br />
Assembly item (S1) ‐ On<br />
Tuesday this week S1<br />
performed the “Recycling”<br />
song for the school<br />
assembly. S1 are in charge<br />
of school recycling as part<br />
of their Science activities.<br />
They constructed a recycling truck and musical<br />
instruments out of recycled materials and played a<br />
recorded voice‐over (incorporating the student’s voices)<br />
prior to the item. Isaiah Carter played the didgeridoo as<br />
students assembled in<br />
the hall and Christopher<br />
Averkos played the piano<br />
beautifully as students<br />
dispersed from the hall.<br />
Daniel Hilliar‐Hayes<br />
(guitarist extra‐ordinaire)<br />
and Monica Tinoco‐<br />
Eusebio (vocalist) were unable to do their item due to<br />
time constraints but we’re really looking forward to<br />
hearing them at a future assembly.<br />
Work Experience updates ‐ Below are some pictures<br />
taken recently of support students at work experience:<br />
Tyson Gold at East Coast Smash Repairs; Maddison<br />
Miller‐Holmes at “PetsRus” at Eastgardens; Kevin Jessop<br />
at Windgap horticulture group where he uses the lawn<br />
mower and leaf blower as part of his activities with the<br />
gardening group.<br />
STOP PRESS – I’m advised <strong>Matraville</strong> has come first in A new Support faculty work experience group will start<br />
the Javelin and Relay competitions and has won 2 in term 4 at Coles, Eastgardens under the supervision of<br />
Basketball games with more to come. Special mentions Ms Malouf. The students participating will be Hamish<br />
were made of: Isaiah Carter (Relay), Felicity Carr Thorp and Christopher Averkos.<br />
(basketball) and Blake Errington (Javelin).<br />
The Franklins work group is now being supervised by<br />
Ms Elder (S3) while Mr McGrane returns to school to<br />
supervise an “in school” work group consisting of S3<br />
students (Daniel, Rhys, Tyisha, Jarrod) who are unable<br />
to participate in “community‐based” work experience<br />
because of mainstream commitments or other reasons.<br />
<strong>Matraville</strong> Sports <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>