No 17 Telopea Topics - Telopea Park School

Telopea Topics
Les Nouvelles de Telopea
No.17 – 30 October 2015
Report from the
Principal
Special
Announcements
Le Mot Du
Principal
High School
Announcements
Secondary News
Primary News
P&C NEWS
School Term Dates
Contact Us
Uniform Shop
After School Care
Community News
Finance Office
Important Dates
REPORT FROM DEPUTY
PRINCIPAL
Both staff and students have settled
into what promises to be a busy term.
Students in years 2 and 5 have
recently commenced two weeks of
French National Testing and our
kindergarten
students
have
completed follow up PIPS testing.
Many year 10 students have selected
their subject choices for year 11 but
at the same time, are only too aware
of their looming assessment over the
coming weeks.
IMPORTANT DATES
4 November 5.30pm
Kindergarten 2016 Parent Meeting
5 November
ACT Athletics Carnival
6 November 8.00am
Health Promoting School Committee Meeting
7 November 2.30pm 7.00pm
Telopea Park School FETE
11 – 13 November
Outdoor Education Camp
11 November
Remembrance Day Assembly
11 November 3.30pm
Curriculum Committee Meeting
13 November
Year 7 Immunisation
If your student (K-10) has an
Individual Learning Plan (ILP) you will be invited to meet with staff and discuss their learning goals and the progress made this
year. If the student is moving to year 7 or year 11, his or her transition will also be a focus for discussion.
Two year 10 teams together with an EFS team will participate in the UN Youth Climate Challenge to be held at Telopea Park
School next week. This whole day simulation game will require team work and a varied skill set in order for students to meet the
challenges presented to them.
On Monday 2 November, Rob Clements, Sara Rapp and the Year 7 Band departs for what no doubt will be a successful tour to
the South Coast. These talented musicians, along with the Junior Choir and Band can be enjoyed at La Grande Fete on
Saturday 07 November. Please read the P & C report in this edition of Telopea Topics and consider donating an hour of your
time on the day, to help out on a stall. Raffle ticket stubs, money and unsold books need to be returned to the school no later
than Friday 6 November.
Throughout term 4, the Telopea Staff continue to build their skills to enhance student learning outcomes. Three primary teachers
will complete the fourth workshop provided by Gateways Education on planning units of work for gifted and talented students. A
number of secondary language teachers are attending drama workshops with a view to using drama techniques to extend oral
language acquisition. Teachers of English as a Second Language have attended
moderation workshops and a number of teachers have continued to explore the
SCHOOL TERM DATES 2015-2016
Term 4 2015
world of google apps. As a staff, we recently discussed the Telopea Reconciliation
12 October – 18 December
Action Plan (RAP) and in the coming weeks executive teachers will complete online
Term 1 2016
modules in disability education.
1 February – 10 April
Term 2 2016
26 April – 1 July
Term 3 2016
18 July – 23 September
Robin Egerton
Deputy Principal K-6
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LE MOT DU PRINCIPAL ADJOINT
Les enseignants et les élèves sont à présent bien installés dans un trimestre qui s’annonce chargé. Nos élèves de CE1 et de CM2
viennent de commencer leurs deux semaines d’Evaluations Nationales françaises, et nos élèves de Maternelle ont terminé la
deuxième partie des tests PIPS. De nombreux élèves d’Année 10 ont fait leur choix de matières pour leur année 11, mais ils
savent aussi que leurs évaluations arrivent à grands pas dans les prochaines semaines.
Si votre enfant (classe de Maternelle à Seconde) bénéficie d’un Plan d’accompagnement individualisé (PAI), vous serez invités à
rencontrer les enseignants afin de discuter de ses objectifs individuels d’apprentissages et des progrès qu’il/elle a réalisés cette
année. Si l’élève passe en classe de Sixième ou de Première, son passage au collège ou au lycée fera également l’objet d’un
entretien.
Deux équipes d’élèves d’Année 10 et une équipe d’élèves du courant français participeront à une simulation de négociation
internationale sur le thème du climat qui aura lieu la semaine prochaine à Telopea Park School. Ce jeu de simulation exigera un
travail en équipe ainsi qu’un éventail de compétences que les élèves devront utiliser pour relever les défis qui se présenteront à
eux.
Aujourd’hui, Rob Clements, Sara Rapp et l’orchestre du Secondaire ont pris le départ pour leur tour du Victoria, sans aucun
doute couronné de succès. Vous pourrez apprécier les talents musicaux de l’orchestre du Secondaire ainsi que ceux de la chorale
et de l’orchestre du Primaire lors de la Grande Fête, le samedi 7 novembre. Merci de lire le bulletin de l’association des parents
d’élèves (P&C) et n’hésitez pas à consacrer une heure de votre temps ce jour-là pour aider sur un stand. Les souches des tickets
de tombola, l’argent récolté ainsi que les carnets invendus doivent être remis à l’école pour le vendredi 6 novembre au plus tard.
Au cours du quatrième trimestre, les enseignants de Telopea continuent à renforcer leurs compétences afin de mettre en valeur
les apprentissages acquis par les élèves. Trois enseignants du Primaire assisteront au quatrième volet de la formation proposée
par Gateways Education autour de l’élaboration d’unités de travail pour les élèves précoces. Un certain nombre d’enseignants de
langue du Secondaire participent à des ateliers-théâtre visant à utiliser les techniques théâtrales dans l’acquisition de la langue
orale. Les enseignants d’anglais langue seconde (EALD) ont assisté à des ateliers d’harmonisation alors que d’autres ont continué
l’exploration des Applications Google. Nous avons récemment discuté du Plan d’action et de réconciliation de Telopea (RAP) et
dans les semaines à venir les enseignants cadres finiront les modules en ligne sur l’éducation aux handicapés.
Robin Egerton
Principale adjointe du Primaire
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Parents and Carers, we need you!
When: Saturday 7th November,
Why: To staff a stall at the La Grande fete
How: One hour anytime from 2.30pm-7.00pm
Please register at: http://www.telopeapnc.org.au/la-grande-fete/volunteer-for-the-2015fete/
Or email: [email protected]
Or call: 0417 424 145
Parents
KidsMatter Families eNewsletter for October has some excellent articles for parents of Primary School
Children. Please see the links below. You can also subscribe to the Newsletter so that you don’t miss out
on future articles.
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What is social and emotional learning?: https://goo.gl/c5zavj
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Six ways to help children develop friendship skills: https://goo.gl/kjphve
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Talking through angry feelings: https://goo.gl/aTZTLV
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Canteen News Term 4 2015
The canteen for Term 4 is adding to our wonderful menu. As well as our usual items we are now offering some extra meals on
Mondays – Sushi with various flavours $3.50 – $4.00 (A)
Tuesday – Pulled pork with coleslaw roll $4.00 (A)
Wednesday – Roast Beef and gravy roll $4.00 (A)
We also have a new frozen yoghurt Strawberry/vanilla twist and choc/vanilla twist $2.50 (A)
Important date to remember the Canteen will be closing on Wednesday 16th December 2015.
Teresa Shea – Canteen Manager (0409 722 343)
SECONDARY NEWS
Term Four 2015 Secondary Science News
Term Four Week One started with students being recognised for their achievements during assembly in the three Science
competitions: ICAS Science Competition, Big Science Competition and RACI Australian National Chemistry Quiz. Students from
Year 7 to 10 who received either a Distinction or High Distinction were awarded their certificates and congratulated by Mrs
Mcloughlin and Mr Texier. The names of the students are as below:
Yr 7
Yr 8
Yr 9
Angus ALFORD
Christopher BECK
Adele BEAHAN
Stephannie CARROLL
Michael CHENDominique HETACLERET
Mathangiee
GNANASAMPANTHAN
Rhanusha
NANAYAKKARA
Ralph NUEANGRIT
Elaine LI
Jieyi YU
Kara BANKS
Ivan BAROULINE
Benjamin BECK
Sarika
CHANDRAKANTHAN
Vivien DENG
Thomas FEARN
Mayoouran
GNANASAMPANTHAN
Sara HALLORAN
Lara KELEHER
Neha KALELE
Siddartha KAUL
Selina LI
Yudhishthiran
MANIKANDAN
Wilson NG
Emily NGUYEN
Marko RAPAJIC
Shiyamar
SIVAPATHAM
Eliyahu WEISMAN
Daniel YUNG
Devmi AMARASINGHE
Adhitya BIDARKAL
Andrew BROWN
Lakshya DUTTA
Chamith EDIRISINGHE
Isabel KELLERTUBERG
Ines KUSEN
David LI
Tze Ming LIM
Anastasia
MORFIADAKIS
Zackery NEEDHAM
Daniel NEELY
Sam PARKINSON
Alexander RAPAJIC
Andrew RAPP
Anojni SKANTHAN
Je Hahn TAN
Oliver YU
Yr 10
Mahdid AZAM
Prashanth
BALACHANDRAN
Nourah BROWN
Elise KELEHER
George KELEHER
Caitlin LOVEJOY
Abhay MADAN
Joshua SILBERMAN
Geoffrey WANG
French Science Week
The English Stream (ES) and the English French Stream (EFS) students collaborated and celebrated the French Science Week
with a host of activities conducted throughout the school.
Year 10 EFS students attended a Conference in English presented by Professor Arculus, ANU Geologist and a member of the
team that recently discovered the underwater volcano near Sydney.
Mrs Siakimotu’s Year 9 ES and Mrs Barret’s EFS Year 9 students studied water pollution together by conducting an experiment
and testing for heavy metals.
Mrs Awadhwal’s Year 8 ES Quantum and Mrs LeNevez’s EFS Year 8 students had an opportunity to meet a Geneticist, Ms Lauren
Wilson and have a Q and A session after watching the movie GATTACA.
Year 7 EFS students acted as science leaders for the Primary Year Two students demonstrating experiments on electricity.
Sheela Awadhwal
A/SLC Science
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PRIMARY NEWS
Over the next few weeks, the Primary students and Staff will be very busy undertaking assessments and reporting. We ask you
to be aware and understanding, especially with older students, and help them to be better organised with regular study and
revision. Equally don’t forget that a break with simple walks, talks and play is very valuable too.
The French National testing in Years 2 and 5 will be conducted in weeks 3 and 4. This testing provides an opportunity to assess,
individually and collectively, the level of our students in regard to French national standards. The data from the assessments is
also used to write student reports at the end of semester.
The first French ‘Science Week’ was celebrated across the school at the start of term. The events included: a conference
delivered by Professor Arculus to Year 6, 7 and 10 students; Questacon Science show for Kindergarten and Year 1; Science
workshop prepared by Monsieur Coget’s Year 7 French stream for Year 2; Bilingual science lessons in Year 9; visits to labs;
Science workshops prepared by Year 6 for kindergarten. Thank you to everyone for helping to make this initiative a success and
we look forward to an even bigger French Science week next year.
On Thursday, a number of staff had the great privilege of attending the Alliance Francaise to see 13 of our students perform and
receive prizes for their recitations of French poems. Thank you to the staff who prepared these students and to Laurence
Barthelemy, for the overall organization of the competition. The successful students were: Lily de Meyer (K), Remy Gutman and
Elie Tremblay (year 1), Isabelle Chiron and Zoe Tammer (year 2), Jacinta Cordel-Kamai and Zoe Brown (year 3), Coline
Moncuquet and Maëlle Boutraud (year 4), Rebecca Dos Santos and Mia Davies (year 5) and Lea Casella and Thais Boutraud (year
6)
Over the next fortnight, Mrs Cribb and teachers are preparing the dances and performances for La Grande Fête. We sincerely
thank the P&C for the invaluable contribution this annual event brings to the school. The energy and effort of many, help make
this a fabulous event for the school community. Please make sure to mark the date, Saturday 7 th November to come and enjoy
the day together. Good luck with that trip to Paris!
The schools sustainability project has recently gained an accreditation for waste management. Jenny Dibley, from ACT
Sustainability Programs, presented the school with a certificate and teaching resources to help continue this important work.
Students have been using the colour-coded bins very well.
This is a timely reminder that we will have a 2016 Kindy Parent Meeting on Wednesday 4th November at 5.30pm.
Please continue to support us in the regular request for
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Use of the Communication Book to keep teachers informed of any student needs or changes.
Check for due dates of paperwork and payments for all excursions. This helps us enormously with administration and
smooth preparation with any event. Check bags and messages daily!
Please do not allow your children onto the playground equipment before or after school.
Timely arrival to class is appreciated. Playground supervision by Staff starts at 8.30 am.
Safe, respectful and legal traffic behaviour at drop-off and pick-up time.
Thank you for the help and support throughout the term.
Maria Magdic
NOUVELLES DU PRIMAIRE
Dans les quelques semaines à venir, les élèves et les enseignants du Primaire se concentreront sur les apprentissages et les
évaluations. Nous vous demandons d’être attentifs et compréhensifs, en particulier avec les élèves des plus grandes classes, et
d’aider votre enfant à s’organiser dans son travail et ses révisions. N’oubliez pas également que faire une petite pause, en se
promenant, bavardant ou jouant, est toujours très bénéfique.
Les Evaluations Nationales françaises en classe de CE1 et CM2 se dérouleront en semaines 3 et 4. Elles sont l’occasion d’évaluer,
individuellement et collectivement, le niveau de nos élèves par rapport aux moyennes nationales. Nous utilisons également les
informations recueillies lors des évaluations pour la rédaction des bulletins semestriels.
En tout début de trimestre, nous avons organisé notre première Semaine de la Science. Voici un aperçu des événements qui ont
eu lieu: une conférence du Professeur Arculus pour les élèves de Sixième, Cinquième et Seconde, une présentation ludique du
Questacon pour nos élèves de Maternelle et de CP, un atelier Sciences préparé par les élèves de Cinquième du courant français
de Monsieur Coget pour les élèves de CE1, un cours de Sciences bilingue en classe de Troisième, des visites dans des
laboratoires, des ateliers Sciences préparés par les élèves de Sixième pour les classes de Maternelle. Un grand merci à tous ceux
qui ont permis à cette initiative d’être un véritable succès et nous sommes impatients d’organiser une Semaine de la Science
encore plus belle l’année prochaine.
Pendant les deux prochaines semaines, Mrs Cribb et les enseignants préparent activement les danses et représentations pour la
Grande Fête. Nous remercions chaleureusement l’association des parents d’élèves P&C pour la contribution inestimable que cet
événement annuel apporte à notre école. L’énergie et les efforts de nombreuses personnes aident à rendre cette fête
exceptionnelle aux yeux de notre communauté scolaire. Notez bien la date du samedi 7 novembre dans vos agendas et venez
passer une excellente journée avec nous. Bonne chance pour le tirage au sort du voyage à Paris!
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Le projet de l’école sur le développement durable a tout récemment reçu une accréditation pour la gestion des déchets. Jenny
Dibley, des Programmes de développement durable de l’ACT, a remis à l’école un certificat ainsi que des ressources
pédagogiques pour nous aider à poursuivre ce projet important. Nos élèves ont très bien su utiliser les poubelles sélectives à
code couleur.
Au programme ce trimestre, tâches de fin d’année et préparatifs pour la prochaine année scolaire. Nous vous rappelons que la
réunion de parents pour les élèves entrant en Maternelle à la rentrée 2016 aura lieu le mercredi 4 novembre à 17H30.
Nous vous remercions de votre soutien, et nous vous invitons en particulier à :
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Utiliser le cahier de correspondance pour tenir les enseignants informés de tout changement ou besoin de l’enfant
Rendre les notes des sorties dès que vous le pouvez et faire les paiements aux dates demandées. Ceci nous aide
considérablement dans la gestion et la préparation de chaque sortie. Vérifiez les cartables et les messages chaque jour!
Vérifier que votre enfant n’utilise pas les structures de jeux avant ou après la classe
Eviter de déposer votre enfant à l’école avant 8H30, date du début de surveillance dans la cours
Avoir un comportement prudent et respectueux des règles de la circulation lorsque vous amenez ou récupérez votre
enfant à l’école
Merci pour votre aide et votre soutien au cours de ce trimestre
Maria Magdic
P&C NEWS
THE FETE IS ON SATURDAY NOV 7th! We are SO excited! There will be great food, plenty of entertainment, rides, market
stalls and much more. La Grande Fête will be a great day out for the whole family!
DESPERATELY SEEKING FETE VOLUNTEERS
We understand that this is a busy time of year for us all, but please spare a couple of hours to help out at the La Grande Fête.
We do need many more helpers to make the Fête a success! Register online today:
http://www.telopeapnc.org.au/la-grande-fete/volunteer-for-the-2015-fete/
ALL-DAY RIDING TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE
Durkins Amusements will once again be providing rides entertainment for the brave and spirited. Tickets are on sale at
lagrandefete2015.eventbrite.com.au for $30 pp. Make sure to bring your ticket to the Fête so you can swap it for a wristband!
DONATIONS – Books, Jars, Lemons, Plants & Coat Hangers!
Donations trolleys are located at the Front and Junior Offices so, if you haven’t already, bring in
your donations of:
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Tombola jars (filled ready to go with lollies),
2nd Hand Books,
Clothing for Vintage Fashions,
Plantings, preserves and handcrafts for La
Potager
Wine and cheese for Le Café Francais (please email [email protected] to
pledge your donations in advance),
Lemons for the crepe stall, and
Coat hangers for the Vintage Fashion stall would also be very appreciated!
BAKERS! We are also seeking donations of homebaked goodies for the cake stall. Please
email Vaishali at [email protected] or [email protected] about your yummy
treats.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT LA GRANDE FÊTE?!?
Here are just some of the things that we have to look forward to this year:
Carnival Rides
La Grande Fête is renown for its carnival rides, and this year will be no exception. Grab your Durkins all-day riding
wristband and head for the Super Cha, Dodgem Cars, Giant Slide, Cup and Saucer, Clown Around inflatable with slide,
Gorilla Jumping Castle, Flying Chairs, and the thrilling YoYo! There's also everyone's favourite - the Laughing Clowns.
Hours of fun and entertainment for the whole family.
Les Explorateurs Scout Group
The Scouts are back again this year with their awesome crate stacking game. Will you be the one to create the highest
stack this year?
Canberra French Car Day
We are really pleased that the Renault Car Owners Club will again be displaying their amazing cars at La Grande Fête.
Prizes will be awarded for best Renault, Citroen, Peugeot, best modern French car and Best Car on the day.
Kokoloco
Get your samba on with the beautiful Kokoloco dancers.
Fabulous Food
Between rides and stall shopping, make sure you sample some of the great food on offer this year: from rillettes and
crepes, to satay, German bratwurst, an true blue BBQ and Belgian mussels. We even have milkshakes, French cuisine,
cakes, pastries, icecreams and much much more.
Join the Fête Fun on Facebook – Follow La Grande Fête on Facebook to keep up to date
with all the latest happenings in the
lead up to the Fête: www.facebook.com/telopeafete.
OR contact Jacinda, Nicola, Bernadette and the other Fête team members for more
information: [email protected]
FÊTE PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE 2015
Want to know when your children are performing at the Fête? Need to schedule their performance around your volunteering?
Here is the performance schedule for this year’s Fête:
TIME
PERFORMANCES
2.30pm
Principal opens the fete / MCs (School captains – Phillippa Evans and Mahdid Azam) open fete introducing Principal.
2.45
Year 3 Maypole (15mins)
3.05
Kindergarten perform (10 mins)
3.20
Year 1 perform (10 Mins)
3.35
Year 2 perform (5 mins)
3.45
Year 4 perform (5 mins)
3.55
Year 5 band (10 mins)
4.10
Year 6 band (10 mins)
4.25
Choir (10 mins)
4.40
Year 5 drumming (10 mins)
4.55
Year 6 drumming (10 mins)
5.15
Kokoloco
5.30
Tae Kwon Do (TBC)
5.45
African drums
6.05
Year 7 band
6.25
Year 8 – 10 band
6.45
Jazz band
7.00
MC to close fete
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RAFFLE REMINDER – MONIES & STUBS DUE BACK SOON!
Don’t forget about your raffle tickets! Additional books are still available from the primary/secondary admin offices if you are one of those eyeing off
a prize for the most tickets sold. ALL books and monies are due back ON OR BEFORE Friday 6 November when the school offices close.
LAST P&C MEETING FOR 2015: Wednesday, December 2nd at 7pm, Senior Staff Room
HAVE YOU GOT THE TELOPEA SKOOLBAG APP?
The P&C sends community news and event announcements out via the Skoolbag app. If you have an iOS, Android, or Windows
smart phone, you can download the app from the app stores right now and start using it. Just search for ‘Telopea’ to download
the correct app from your app store.
Please note that the steps for downloading the app and setting up permissions differ slightly between devices. Basic
instructions for downloading the app can be found here: http://www.skoolbag.com.au/forparents.php
We have been getting some great feedback from parents that the P&C is feeding back to the school. Please continue to write to
Debbie [email protected] with your suggestions for how the school can make the most effective use of this app.
DON’T FORGET ABOUT THESE GREAT ON-GOING FUNDRAISERS!
Booking a holiday? Flights for Telopea funds
We have an ongoing agreement with Manuka Flight Centre whereby 1% of all Telopea Park School bookings made through
Manuka Fight Centre will go back to the school. This is open to students, teachers, friends and family, so please ask to speak to
Maddie (who is their French speaking consultant) and mention the Telopea arrangement when making your booking.
Buy shoes and help raise money for Telopea
If you are buying school or sports shoes from The Athlete's Foot, a $5 donation will come back to our school! This is a major
fundraiser for our school in 2015.
What?
Any shoes for anyone in your family: Sport, School or Casual
Where?
The Athlete's Foot - Canberra Centre, Tuggeranong Hyperdome, Westfield Woden or Westfield Belconnen.
How?
When purchasing, just tell the staff at Athlete's Foot that you are from our school. Then every pair of shoes you
purchase will generate a $5 donation back to the School. Plus it also contributes towards a reward voucher for your
family as well.
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UNIFORM SHOP
OPENING HOURS FOR UNIFORM SHOP
Monday – 8.30 - 9.30am
Tuesday – 2.45 - 3.45pm
Thursday – 8.30 - 11.00am
Order and pay securely on the web:
[email protected]
Place your order over the phone/fax 1300794179 (business hours)
AFTER SCHOOL CARE
Telopea Park School P&C
Before and After School Care Program
Services eligible for Child Care Rebate and Child Care Benefit
Before School Care, After School Care, Holiday Program
Extra Curricular Activities
Phone: 02 6273 2553
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.telopeapnc.org.au/services/before-and-after-school-care/
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Ainslie Arts Centre
When: January 11 – 16, 2016
Where: The Ainslie Arts Centre, 30 Elouera St Braddon
Cost: $450. Limited financial aid is available
Girls Rock! Canberra (GR!C) is a week-long mentorship program that empowers girls to speak up and make some noise. GR!C
encourages creativity, self-expression and teamwork through music: participants will form their own band, learn an instrument,
watch live music performances, participate in creative workshops- like making zines and screen printing band t-shirts- and write
an original song to be performed at the end of the week showcase.
GR!C is open to self-identified girls, trans and gender non-conforming youth aged 10-17. No music experience necessary!
For more information, please visit our website http://www.agac.com.au/event/girls-rock-canberra-2016/
Thanks very much, and please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions!
Impi Tarjavaara
| Administration Assistant, Marketing and Events
AINSLIE + GORMAN
ARTS CENTRES
+61 2 6182 0013
[email protected]
www.agac.com.au
Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres are ACT Government Arts Facilities managed by Gorman House Arts Centre Inc. a
not-for-profit association.
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The NRL have introduced a new program starting this Term which will run after school, called the Play NRL Community Program.
The program is a 6 session introductory non-competitive program for kids that focuses on fun, fitness and participation.
We will be running a Kambah PlayNRL Community Program starting on the 10th of November.
Ages: 10-14 Years
6 week program from November 10 to December 15 (Every Tuesday)
Tuesdays 3:30pm-4:30pm
Venue: Laidlaw Place, Field 202, Kambah
Cost: $60 per child- which includes an NRL t-shirt and Rugby League ball.
Contact: Ashley Barnes
T +61 2 6253 3515
E [email protected]
CONTACT US
NSW Crescent
BARTON ACT 2600
Phone: 61423388
Fax:
61423348
[email protected]
www.telopea.act.edu.au
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Principal
Proviseur/Head of French
Studies
Deputy Principal K-10
Deputy Principal K-6
Kerrie Blain
Emmanuel Texier
Tom Kobal
Deputy Principal 7-10
Michele McLoughlin
Conseiller Pédagogique Julien Dugas
Business Manager
Mary Ryan
Appointed Member
Mary Welsh
Robin Egerton
School Board Members 2015
Board Chair
Jacinda Still
Staff Member
Nick Rothwell
Staff Member
P&C Member
Laura Beacroft
P&C Member
Hugh Griffin
Student Member
Philippa Evans
Student Member
Divij Madan
French Government
Eric Soulier
Australian Government
French Government
David Atkins
Catherine Hodier
Board Secretary
Katherine Solomko
Mary Ryan
P&C 2015
President
Paul Haesler
Vice Presidents
[email protected]
Secretary
Andrew Medlin
Emma Burns and
Laura Beacroft
Assistant Secretary
Raana Asgar
[email protected]
Treasurer
Before and After School Care
Communication Officer
Justin Brown
Andrea Grazziadelli
Debbie Tucek
Public Officer
ACT P&C Delegate
Grants Officer
Catriona Dove
Perry Head
Bernadette Kelly
[email protected]
Lost Property Officer
Initial Fete Coordination Team
Chris Burge
Returning Officer
Peter Roberts
Vaishali Goel, Andrew Medlin, Clair Bannerman, Tran Tang, Nicola Smith
and Jacinda Still
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