HEAD MASTER'S BULLETIN | FRIDAY 15 SEPTEMBER 2017

NEWS & NOTIFICATIONS

From the Head Master2017 TRINITY - CAS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS

Trinity CAS Track And Field Champions For 2017

Conditions for the staging of this year’s 88th CAS Schools Track and Field Championship were challenging, to say the least, with coldtemperatures and constant windy conditions placing additional demands on all competitors. Our team’s response in thesecircumstances was quite outstanding, as they showed the value of their hard work and thorough preparation both prior to and duringthe official athletics season, with a clear overall victory on the night securing the Andrew Reid Cup for 2017.

88th CAS Track And Field Championship Results

1st Trinity 704

2nd Barker 649

3rd Knox 599.5

4th St Aloysius’ 565.5

5th Cranbrook 476.5

6th Waverley 470.5

Congratulations to coaches and members of the team and a special word of appreciation to our most enthusiastic crowd of Trinitysupporters, which included numerous parents and Old Boys. Special commendation should also be made of two of our teammembers who established new CAS records on the night:

Theo Kidd (8WJ) – 14 Years 100m Hurdles: 14.9s

Alexander Kolesnikoff (11Ho) – 17 Years Shot Put: 18.79m

At the team’s after-gathering, held at the Preparatory School, appropriate acknowledgements were made of all those who have soimportantly contributed to the team’s success this season. Here I should record particular words of appreciation to Mr Jason Cheerswho, for the last 23 years, has provided the administrative back-up so necessary to support the fine work of our Director of Track andField, Mr Andrew Murphy, and the rest of the coaching staff. I also took the opportunity to challenge the boys who remain in the teamfor next year by pointing out that in the first 95 years of the School’s history, we managed to secure the CAS Track and FieldChampionship on four occasions and in these last nine years we have managed to do so on five occasions – a very laudable effort.

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However, the very formidable challenge ahead lies in our potential to continue this "rich vein" of form in the years ahead – thepotential is there; all that is required is hard work and commitment.

Note: We will be taking an “early mark” at the end of Term IV to mark the team’s success.

Milton CujesHead Master

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From the Deputy Head Master - StudentsDo not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving,present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guardyour hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7

R U OK?

This week the School has supported the ‘R U OK?’ organisation to fight mental illness and youth suicide. More and more schools arejoining parents in taking the initiative in educating young people around wellbeing and good mental health because the statisticsmake for such alarming reading. 10% of 12-15 years olds have self-harmed in the last 12 months and 5% have attempted suicideaccording the Growing Up in Australia: Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC), and programmes like the Netflix series ’13Reasons’, that suggest that suicide is a legitimate aspect of mainstream youth culture, make an awareness of the issue even moreurgent. Perhaps it is the pressure of the modern world and a flat Australian economy, perhaps it is the ubiquity of social media andthe temptation to choose virtual relationships over face to face relationships, perhaps it reflects a prevalent, generalised anxiety inAustralia in 2017, and perhaps it is a melange of all of these things.

Human beings are fundamentally relational and I have a profound sense that asking the question, “Are you ok?”, and really listeningto the answer, is an important protective strategy. We must work together to care for one another so that we do all we can to fightback against the scourge of youth suicide.

The following text is taken directly from the R U OK? website ( https://www.ruok.org.au/about-us)

We know that suicide prevention is an enormously complex and sensitive challenge the world over. But we also know that some ofthe world’s smartest people have been working tirelessly to develop credible theories that suggest there’s power in that simplest ofquestions - “Are you ok?”

One of these theories is hypothesised by United States academic, Dr Thomas Joiner. Because his father took his own life, Thomas hasdedicated his research to try and answer that question “why?”

His theory tries to answer that complex question by describing three forces at play in someone at risk. The first force is the personthinks they’re a burden on others; the second is that they can withstand a high degree of pain; and the third is they don’t feelconnected to others.

It's this lack of connection (or lack of belonging) that we want to prevent. By inspiring people to take the time to ask "Are you ok?"and listen, we can try to help people struggling with life feel connected long before they even think about suicide. It comes down toregular, face-to-face, meaningful conversations about life. And asking “Are you ok?” is a great place to start.

If this article has raised concerns or questions, more information and support is available.

Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636

Lifeline 13 11 14

Headspace https://www.headspace.org.au/

Bradley Barr | Deputy Head Master - Students

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Outgoing Peer Support Leaders of 2017On Wednesday the Peer Support Leaders of 2017 were presented with certificates on Quad Assembly to recognise their contributionto the programme this year. They attended the Year 7 Service Week Camp, trained and coached the boys for the House TouchFootball Competition but most importantly, led various activities during tutor periods. These activities aim at helping the Year 7s tobe acquainted with the school expectations and develop resilience. They have worked hard to make the new Year 7 students feelwelcome and to help them integrate smoothly into school life at Trinity. Congratulations on a job well done!

Outgoing Peer Support Leaders Of 2017

Archer Piers CONNOLLY Ishaan DHAWANDulwich Vignesh JAYARAM Angus MANGUNAY Founder’s Lelland HUI Lachlan WATSONHenderson Justin KIM Nicholas PIZANIASHilliard Alexander MALOOF Jordan TERZOPOULOSHolwood Phillip JOSEPH Alexander KOLESNIKOFF Kerrigan Nathaniel DAVIES Haydon JOHNSONLatham Darren HE Sam YIP Murphy Flynn INNES Nicholas TESTASchool Ethan ATHOS Haydyn BATHURSTStephenson Alexander SCOTT Matthew SHABATaubman Benjamin ON Aniket SHARMAWeeks Joshua KERR Liam SCOTTWilson Hogg Jonno BATSON Saachin SIMPSONWynn-Jones Ollie ARKELL Eliot KERNYoung Harrison BARDEN Tim LEDDEN

Philip McKay | MIC Peer Support

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ACADEMIC

Academic Focus | Motivation and Engagement SurveyStudents’ academic motivation and engagement is closely associated with their school achievement. During the past Monday, allYear 7 boys completed a survey about behaviours and attitudes associated with their work ethic, self-regulation, class participation,study, homework and enjoyment of school. A similar survey was completed by Year 10 students earlier in the year during theirAcademic Conference. The follow-up from this survey will take place over the coming weeks with Middle School Housemasters. Thissurvey is an important part of our focus on the Motivation and Engagement Wheel, which helps boys realise that positive motivationand engagement factors are learnable, and negative motivation and engagement factors are changeable. The Wheel also promotesfactors that are pivotal to boys’ success beyond school.

Our core business at Trinity is boys’ learning. A Trinity education seeks to engage the Mind, Body and Spiritual development of all ourboys. Whether it’s through the Motivation and Engagement Wheel, Gatehouse Survey, Allwell diagnostic testing, ELEVATE, or themany other practices and strategies used to meet the needs of our boys, we are committed to providing a holistic educationalenvironment that seeks to nurture and encourage our boys to “…grow in wisdom and stature and in favour with God and man.”

Jason Cheers | Academic Dean

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Summer Hill AuxiliaryA huge thank-you to all the mums who helped set up for the Middle School Mums and Sons Dinner last Monday, 11th September. Wehad a full house over 400 at this annual event. Thank you to Caterers Sodexo and all their staff. As always, we are very appreciativeof the staff who give their time to support the Auxiliary outside school hours, Mr Stephen Heanly, Mr Richard Bishop and Mr DavidGalluzzo.

Special mention to our VIP guests Mr Bradley Barr and his mum Mrs Coral Barr and Master of the Middle School, Mr John Allen and theSenior Jazz Band who preformed for us. Without doubt the highlight of the night was the guest speaker the fabulous Mrs Cathy Clark,a dear friend who said yes before she thought too long about the request. It is not easy to speak in front of 400 young gentlemen andtheir mums, but with 22 years of being a Trinity mum Cathy was tremendous.

Diary Date:

Monday 18th September - Valedictory packing, Dining Hall at 8.30am - everyone welcome!

Monday 18th September - Trivia Meeting, off site approx. 10am

Friday 20th October - Trivia Night - "What I want to be when I grow up!"

Kay White | President

For more information please email kwandjoc@hotmail.com or mobile 0420 682 519

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Christianity ExploredFor parents, friends of the School community and guests. All welcome! A series of discussions and videos in Term 4, Monday Nights Weeks 2 - 8. Monday 16 October to Monday 27 November | 7.00 -8.30pm. Join the conversation or feel free to sit back and listen. Venue: Staff Common Room, Ground Floor, Founder's Building. To RSVP, please contact: Chris Thanopoulos | Assistant Chaplain and Head of Christian Studies email cthanopoulos@trinity.nsw.edu.au | 9581 6149 Arch Humphries | Master Teacher, Professional Accreditation email ahumphries@trinity.nsw.edu.au | 9581 6053 Trinity Grammar School | 119 Prospect Road Summer Hill 2130 | www.trinity.nsw.edu.au

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Trinity Prayer Group | Summer Hill CampusParents and friends are most welcome to come and pray for our boys and the School on Tuesdays | 8.30am - 9.30am

The Prayer Mornings are run on a rotational basis, on alternate weeks, at the Preparatory School campus and the Summer Hill Schoolcampus.

Junior, Middle and Senior Schools Summer Hill – meet at Reception in the Junior School Building, on even weeks of term (Weeks 2, 4,6, 8,)

Term 4: October 17th, 31st, November 14th, 28th

Come and join us so we can encourage each other, help form a sense of community within the School, and genuinely bring the needsof the School community before our great God.

Contacts:

Greg Webster | Senior Chaplain, Summer Hillemail gwebster@trinity.nsw.edu.au

Margaret Chu (Summer Hill) mobile 0433 124 523

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News from the Arthur Holt LibraryBOOKS@BREAKFAST - THE WAIT IS OVER

The Arthur Holt Library is thrilled to announce that our next speaker will be popular broadcaster, columnist and mud brick housebuilder, Richard Glover. Richard’s latest book, Flesh Wounds, is for anyone whose family is not what they ordered. Part poignantfamily memoir, part rollicking venture into a 1970s Australia, this is a book for anyone who's wondered if their family is the oddestone on the planet. The answer: 'No'. There is always something stranger out there.

books@breakfast | 7.00 am | Wednesday 1 November 2017 | Arthur Holt Library

Join us for breakfast and hear Richard at a different time of day!

books@breakfast is an initiative of the Arthur Holt Library designed to showcase positive male role models and promote boys'literacy. Parents and sons are encouraged to attend together. There will be an opportunity to meet Richard after the breakfast, andfor book signing.

We would love to see you and your son(s) at the breakfast. Simply Click on the image below to RSVP.

Click here to RSVP now

SCHOOL HOLIDAY OPENING HOURS

The Arthur Holt Library will be open to Years 11 and 12 students (and Year 10 Accelerants) during the upcoming term break,between 10am and 4pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays (both weeks).

Students are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to utilise the library learning spaces and collections for quiet studyand exam preparation. In preparing for exams it is often helpful to remove oneself from the distractions of home, and the librarycollections and the assistance of library staff will be available. Studying in groups can also be helpful and the Library can provide aconvenient meeting place for students. ID cards must be brought and smart casual attire is expected.

If you have any questions please contact Ms Stefanie Gaspari, Director of Library Services, at sgaspari@trinity.nsw.edu.au or phone9581 6038.

CELEBRATING A CENTURY OF TRACK AND FIELD AT TRINITY

The Arthur Holt Library is currently hosting an exhibition of photography and ephemera from the archives, celebrating the grass-stained yet illustrious history of competitive Track and Field at Trinity. Staff and students are encouraged to come and marvel at theold medallions, certificates, badges and photographs. We certainly have some highly athletic alumni! And the paraphernalia hasdefinitely changed a lot over the generations.

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Amy Luchetti | Library Services Specialist

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Study +Study+ is an extended hours study programme designed to complement the Trinity experience. It offers students the opportunity toshare a meal and access academic mentoring from Old Boys under the supervision of Library and teaching staff.

Students meet for dinner in the Dining Hall at 5.15pm before being escorted to the Arthur Holt Library for a 2 hour study session from6pm - 8pm.

The academic mentoring provided by Old Boys (TGS Academic Scholars) includes subject specific support and general homeworktutoring, as well as guidance in developing effective time management and study skills. Library and teaching staff are also availableto assist with research or revision needs.

When: see www.flexischools.com.au for available dates

Booking: Term and casual session options. All bookings are non-date-changeable and non-attendance is non-refundable.

Limited places available. Advanced and termly bookings are encouraged to support students to develop positive study habits.

Contact Mr David Magro dmagro@trinity.nsw.edu.au for all Study+ enquiries.

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SPORT

Track and Field | St Joseph's and Knox Track and Field InvitationalSt Joseph's And Knox Track And Field Invitational At SOPAC 9th September, 2017.

By the time you read this report we would know the final result of the 88th CAS Track and Field Championships. I would like to takethis opportunity to thank all the staff involved this season for the tireless efforts in what is a very busy term. To the athletes thankyou for your commitment and focus in making our team the best possible TEAM we can be. And finally to our parents who once againhave provided amazing support to all our staff and students throughout the five Invitational carnivals, it is no wonder Trinity Trackand Field is so highly regarded when you see the close knit community we have developed over many years. Regardless of the resulton Thursday night I know our boys will make us proud.

The final Invitation for most athletes was fine tuning preparations for Thursdays CAS Track and Field Championships, most studentwere on a reduced competition load in order to be tapered for Thursday. This being said we certainly produced some amazingperformances and two more School Records were set…

Please find last week’s photos on the link provided.

School Records

Jack Greaves (7We) broke his own record from the previous week throwing 40.45 metres in the 13 years Discus

Thomas Virgona (9St) continues his fine season also breaking his previous weeks record in the 15 years 800 metres running hisfirst sub 2 minute run in 1.59.49 seconds.

Other notable results include:

13 Years

Kai Roberts (8La) Discus 25.81m and Javelin 34.86m

Jack Greaves (7We) Shot Put 11.52m

Paulo Tauliili-Pelesasa (7He) Shot Put 10.60m

Michael Kwan (7Ar) Shot Put 10.51m

Will Moir (7Hi) High Jump 1.60m

Martin Wong (7Ta) High Jump 1.45m

Lewis Potter (7Fo) 1500m 4.56.50s

Zac Pliatsikas (7Ho) 1500m 5.02.05s

Caiden Cleary (7St) 1500m 4.51.93s

Theo Christian (8He) 1500m 4.29.50s

Eric Mihas (7La) 200m 30.70s

Oscar Martin (7Sc) 400m 62.28s

14 Years

Hunter Hannaford (8Du) Discus 29.11m

Andy Nyugen (9St) Discus 27.50m

James Park (9Yo) Long Jump 5.26m and 100m 11.82s

Tyson Jackson (8WH) Shot Put 10.08m

Asher Wilson (9La) 100m 12.28s

Andrew Cavallaro (8He) 400m 64.10s

James Kern (8WJ) 1500m 4.58.26s

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15 Years

Joshua Kolesnikoff (10Ho) Discus 33.83m

Sebastian Buchanan (9Sc) Javelin 45.76m and Open Javelin 800g) 43.31m

Jack Bermingham (10Mu) Javelin 43.43m

Miller Tauliili-Pelesasa (10He) Shot Put 12.73m

Alister Buchanan (9Ta) 100m 11.62s and 200m 23.60s

Logan Kaye (10Ho) 800m 2.14.20s

Bill Zhu (10La) 800m 2.15.43s

Luke Hennessy (10St) 100m 12.34s

James Browning (9Du) 100m 12.43s

16 Years

Luke Cunningham (11He) 800m 1.59.96s

Angus Clark (11WH) Long Jump 6.07m

Benjamin Bishop (10Hi) 1500m 4.14.78s

Oliver Buchanan (10Sc) 200m 24.48s

Luke Gabriel (11Hi) 200m 23.50s

Eliot Kern (11WJ) 800m 2.14.90s

Phillip Chan (10He) 1500m 4.57.40s

17 Years

Kash Powell (11Ar) 1500m 4.28.56s

Nathaniel Davies (11Ke) 4.36.01s

Nicholas Hui (11Fo) 3000m 10.00.08s

Alex Chow (11Hi) 800m 2.10.70s

Lelland Hui (11Fo) 800m 2.02.01s

Dylan Zhang (11St) 800m 2.17.21s

Jaeho Byun (11Fo) 100m 11.88s

Matthew Teixeira (12Sc) Javelin 41.07m

Charlie Griffith (11Yo) Long Jump 5.95m

Byron Hollingworth-Dessent (12Sc) 100m 10.96s

Kevin Shen (12He) 100m 12.05s

Leo Kostas (11WH) 400m 54.60s

Opens

Ben LoRusso (12He) Discus 32.37m and Shot Put 12.91m

Scott Seeto (12Sc) Javelin 31.38m

Louis Dennison (12WH) 100m 11.29s

Monty Hannaford (11Du) 400m 52.48s

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Results Of The 2017 Inter-House And Inter-Faculty Relays

Wednesday 13th September, No. 1 Oval

Heats:

Winner of Heat 1 – Dulwich House

Winner of Heat 2 – Latham House

Winner of Heat 3 – School House

Winner of Heat 4 – Young House

Final:

5th Place – English Department

4th Place – Young House

3rd Place – Dulwich House

2nd Place – School House

1st Place – Latham House

Andrew Murphy | Director of Track and Field

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CO-CURRICULAR

Line and Colours

AGGARWAL, ASHWIN (10WE) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016AGOSTI, LOUIS (7YO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017ANDRIANAKOS, JAMES (7YO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017ARKELL, OLIVER (11WJ) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2017ARKELL, OLIVER (11WJ) FULL MUSIC ORCHESTRA 2017ARKELL, OLIVER (11WJ) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)AUSTIN, BEN (10HI) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016BARRETT, ADRIAN (8FO) LINE SWIMMING AUST CHAMPS 12-13YRS 2017BARRETT, SALIL (12TA) FULL DEAS GOLD AWARD 2017BATSON, JONNO (11WH) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017BATSON, JONNO (11WH) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017BATSON, JONNO (11WH) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017BATSON, JONNO (11WH) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017BAZDARIC, OWEN (8ST) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017BECVAROVSKI, CHRISTIAN (8AR) LINE DEBATING 2017BIERI, CHRISTIAN (7YO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017BISHOP, BENJAMIN (10HI) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017BISHOP, BENJAMIN (10HI) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017BISHOP, BENJAMIN (10HI) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY 2017BISHOP, BENJAMIN (10HI) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2017BISHOP, BENJAMIN (10HI) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017BISHOP, BENJAMIN (9HI) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2016BOFFA, SEBASTIAN (8YO) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017BOZIONELOS, DEAN (12WH) LINE DEBATING 2017BRACKIN, CONNOR (9TA) LINE SWIMMING AUST CHAMPION 14YRS 2017BRAGA, PETER (12DU) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)BRAKE, JEREMY (10SC) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2017BRISCOE, RORY (7DU) LINE DEBATING 2017BROCKIE, JAMES (7FO) LINE DEBATING 2017BROUW, ETHAN (9TA) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017BROUW, ETHAN (9TA) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017BROUW, ETHAN (9TA) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017BROWN, ZAC (9HO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017BRYNDUM, KRISTOF (12SC) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)BRYNDUM, KRISTOFF (12SC) LINE GRIDIRON NSW 2017BUCHANON, OLIVER (10SC) LINE CAS RUGBY U16 2017CANTLON, PATRICK (8DU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017CANTLON, PATRICK (8DU) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY 2017CANTLON, PATRICK (8DU) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017CAPOVILLA, NICHOLAS (12YO) FULL DEAS GOLD AWARD 2017CATTANA, DANIEL (7ST) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017CHAFFEY, OSCAR (12FO) LINE ORATORY 2017CHAFFEY, OSCAR (12FO) LINE DEBATING 2017CHAHINE, ELIAS (8KE) LINE DEBATING 2017CHAMBERS, COOPER (12WJ) LINE RUGBY COMBINED STATES U18 2017CHAMBERS, COOPER (12WJ) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017CHAN, PHILIP (10HE) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017CHAN, RAY (12WE) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017CHEN, ANTHONY (10WH) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2017CHRISTIAN, THEO (8HE) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017CHRISTIAN, THEO (8HE) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017CHRISTIAN, THEO (8HE) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017

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CHRISTOPOULOS, JAMIE (8AR) LINE DEBATING 2017CHU, DANIEL (10KE) HONOUR MUSIC ORCHESTRA 2017CHU, KENNETH (10MU) LINE NSW CIS UNDER 15 2016CLARK, ANGUS (11WH) LINE TRACK AND FIELD WORLD SCHOOL CHAMPS 2017CLEARY, CAIDEN (7ST) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY 2017CLOKE, KEVIN (10DU) LINE DEBATING 2017COLE, TATE (8SC) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017CONNOLLY, PIERS (11AR) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017CONSTANTINIDIS, FRANK (10ST) LINE JUDO WORLD CHAMPS 2017COOPER, WILLIAM (8HI) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017COOPER, WILLIAM (8HI) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017COOPER, WILLIAM (8HI) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017CUNNINGHAM, ISAAC (7HE) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017DAVIES, BEN (12WJ) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017DAVIES, NATHANIEL (11KE) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017DAVIES, NATHANIEL (11KE) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017DAVIES, NATHANIEL (11KE) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017DAVIES, NATHANIEL (11KE) LINE TRACK AND FIELD WORLD SCHOOL CHAMPS 2017DAVIES, NATHANIEL (11KE) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017DELGADO, RICARDO (8ST) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017DENNISON, LOUIS (12WH) LINE TRACK AND FIELD WORLD SCHOOL CHAMPS 2017DOBBIN, RUPERT (7DU) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017DORIC, JASON (12WE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017DOYLE, MATTHEW (12HI) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017DRIESSEN, NICHOLAS (12YO) LINE CAS 2ND XV RUGBY 2017DRIESSEN, NICHOLAS (12YO) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017DUTTON, MICHAEL (12WE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017EDMED, TANE (11FO) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017EDWARDS, DARCY (11WJ) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017EID, MICHAEL (9KE) LINE RUGBY SYDNEY JUNIORS U15 2017FENG, DUNCAN (8ME) LINE DEBATING 2017FIELD, JAMES (10YO) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016GABRIEL, ANDREW (10HI) LINE DEBATING 2017GABRIEL, DANIEL (12HI) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)GABRIEL, DAVID (8HI) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017GEORGAS, BASIL (8FO) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016GERONIKOS, PETER (10HI) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2017GHISSO, SEBASTIAN (7HE) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017GINIS, NIKOLAS-ALEXANDER (11TA) LINE CAS 2ND XV RUGBY 2017GINIS, NIKOLAS-ALEXANDER (11TA) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017GREAVES, JACK (7WE) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017GREMOS, JONATHON (7FO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017GUNARATNAM, ETHAN (11AR) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017GUO, MAX (8AR) LINE DEBATING 2017HANNA, JOSHUA (7HO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017HANNAFORD, HUNTER (7DU) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016HANSEN, RYAN (10WE) LINE SWIMMING AUST CHAMPS 15YRS 2017HARB, SAMUEL (10SC) LINE CAS U16 FOOTBALL 2017HART, JAMES (11SC) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2017HAWKES, MALACHI (9WJ) LINE RUGBY SYDNEY JUNIORS U15 2017HIJAZI, MOHAMMAD (10WE) LINE DEBATING 2017HOBDEN, JOSHUA (12WE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017HODGSON-YU, FENN (8WJ) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017HOFFMAN, OWEN (8WH) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017HOLLINGWORTH-DESSENT, BYRON (12SC) LINE CAS 1ST XV RUGBY 2017HOLLINGWORTH-DESSENT, BYRON (12SC) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017HOLZWART, BENJAMIN (12WJ) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017HUI, LELLAND (11FO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017HUI, LELLAND (11FO) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017HUI, LELLAND (11FO) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017

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HULL, JAMES (11WH) FULL DEAS GOLD AWARD 2017ILIAS, LACHLAN (11SC) LINE RUGBY 1ST XV 2017ILIAS, LACHLAN (11SC) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS 2017KAPANIRIS, JAMES (12WH) LINE CAS 2ND III DEBATING 2017KAPANIRIS, JAMES (12WH) LINE DEBATING 2017KAPANIRIS, PAUL (10WH) LINE DEBATING 2017KAPATNELLIS, ZAC (11KE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017KARAGIANNIS, JONATHAN (10HI) LINE 10A IV TENNIS 2017KAYE, LOGAN (10HO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017KAYE, LOGAN (10HO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017KAYE, LOGAN (10HO) LINE CIS CROSS COUNTRY 2017KAYE, LOGAN (10HO) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017KERN, ELLIOTT (11WJ) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)KERN, JAMES (8WJ) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017KERR, JOSHUA (10WE) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016KMET, LUCA (12KE) LINE CAS 1ST XI FOOTBALL 2017KMET, LUCA (12KE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017KOLESNIKOFF, ALEXANDER (11HO) LINE TRACK AND FIELD WORLD SCHOOL CHAMPS 2017KOSTOGLOU, GREGORY (10SC) LINE CIS U16 FOOTBALL 2017KOUGIAS, JORDAN (11KE) LINE CAS 1ST XI FOOTBALL 2017KOUGIAS, JORDAN (12KE) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017KWAN, MICHAEL (7AR) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017LAMBERT, THOMAS (11FO) LINE CAS 2ND XV RUGBY 2017LAMBERT, THOMAS (11FO) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017LANGHAM, MATTHEW (12WE) HALF RUGBY FIRST XV 2016LAUNDESS, ALEXANDER (10HE) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016LI, CALVIN (11AR) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017LOUSKOS, DIMITRI (10TA) LINE DRAGON BOAT WORLD CHAMPION 2017LU, NEIL (12FO) LINE DEBATING 2017MACKENZIE, ALEC (10) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)MACKENZIE, THOMAS (12) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)MACMILLAN, VASI (11HO) LINE NSW CIS UNDER 15 2015MACMILLAN, VASI (11HO) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017MAKKI, MAHDI (11LA) LINE KARATE WORLD CHAMPION 2017MATTA, JONATHAN (8LA) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017MAY, JOSIAH (7 ) LINE DEBATING 2017MIKHAEL, JORDAN (8KE) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017MONAHA, CHRISTOPHER (12MU) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017MURPHY, CONNOR (10TA) LINE TRACK AND FIELD WORLD SCHOOL CHAMPS 2017MURRAY, BLAKE (12TA) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017NEWMAN, JONAH (12) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017NGUYEN, MAX (7 ) LINE DEBATING 2017NICHOLS, SAM (8HO) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017OLLES, ROBERTO (11AR) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017O'NEILL, BRIAN (12SC) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017OUYANG, BENNY (11) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017PAYNE, KORDELL (12YO) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017PECK, OWEN (8FO) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017PECK, OWEN (8FO) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017PEZZANO, LUCAS (8FO) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017PLAVSIC, BLAKE (8WH) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017PORATH, WERNER (8WH) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017PORTOLISI, SEBASTIAN (7AR) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017POWELL, LUKE (10) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)ROBERTS, JOSHUA (11WE) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017ROBEY, ALEX (10SC) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016ROBINSON, BEN (7YO) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017RORIE, MATTHEW (12) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)RORIE, MATTHEW (12FO) LINE BEACH VOLLEYBALL NSW 2017SCOTT, LIAM (11WE) LINE CRICKET AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS U16 2016

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SCOTT, LIAM (11WE) LINE CRICKET NSW SCHOOLBOYS U15 2015SCOTT, LIAM (11WE) FULL CRICKET 1ST XI 2015SCOTT, RORY (8WE) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017SEMSARIAN, TIM (12LA) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017SEO, DANIEL (7DU) LINE SWIMMING AUST CHAMPION 12-13YRS 2017SIXSMITH, HUGH (12) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)SLEIMAN, JUSTIN (10TA) LINE 10A IV TENNIS 2017SPRATT, THOMAS (10MU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017SPRATT, THOMAS (10MU) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017SPRATT, THOMAS (10MU) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017STARK, JACOB (8FO) LINE DRAGON BOAT WORLD CHAMPION 2017STEAD, MATTHEW (12HI) LINE RUGBY NSW SCHOOLS 2017STEAD, MATTHEW (12HI) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017STOBIERSKI, THOMAS (8WJ) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017STONIER, HUGH (11AR) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017STREET, TYESON (11WJ) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017STREET, TYESON (11WJ) LINE CROSS COUNTRY NSW ALL SCHOOLS 2017STREET, TYESON (11WJ) HALF CAS CROSS COUNTRY 2017SUNDAKOV-KRUMINS, YOSSI (12AR) LINE BOULDERING AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVE 2017SWANN, ALBERT (12AR) LINE TRACK AND FIELD WORLD SCHOOL CHAMPS 2017TANNER, LOUIS (12WE) HALF RUGBY 1ST XV 2017THARAMARAJAH, AIDAN (10WH) LINE 10A IV TENNIS 2017THEODOROU, KOSTA (8 ) LINE DEBATING 2017TICIC, DOMINIC (7SC) HALF FOOTBALL 7A 2017TODD, WILLIAM (12) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017TODD, WILLIAM (12AR) LINE NSW 2ND XI FOOTBALL 2017TODD, WILLIAM (12AR) HALF FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017TRAN, DANIEL (8TA) LINE DRAGON BOAT WORLD CHAMPION 2017TRAN, HARRY (10TA) LINE DRAGON BOAT WORLD CHAMPION 2017TSIAKOS, NICHOLAS (10) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)TSINTOMINAS, VANGELI (8SC) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017TWOMEY, JONATHAN (12HO) FULL DEAS GOLD AWARD 2017VALIOTIS, ARION (8HI) HALF FOOTBALL 8A 2017VLAHOPOULOS, HARRIS (12ST) LINE RUGBY 1ST XV 2017VUKI, SIONE (10HO) LINE CAS RUGBY U16 2017WANG, JUSTIN (7 ) LINE DEBATING 2017WARD, JOSHUA (11SC) LINE FOOTBALL 1ST XI 2017WELLFARE, RILEY (11ST) LINE DEAS BRONZE AWARD 2017WHEEN, BEN (12) FULL VOLLEYBALL 1ST VI 2017 (CROWN)WHITFIELD, GABRIEL (12) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017WHITFORD, RYAN (8HO) LINE DRAMA PRODUCTION 2016WU, JASON (10HO) LINE 10A IV TENNIS 2017XIE, WILLIAM (11) HALF VOLLEYBALL 2ND VI 2017XU, SAMUEL (9WH) LINE CAS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION SCHOOL 2017

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Mathematics Club MattersTHE MATHEMATICS CLUB MATTERS COMPETITION

The Mathematics Club Matters competition has been very popular and it was pleasing to see there were many weekly submissions toand interest in the problems from our boys and parents interested in experiencing Mathematics. The Mathematics Club appreciatesthe generosity of our sponsors and support for this competition. It now gives me great pleasure to announce Arvind Kumaraguru(9Mu) as the major draw prize winner for the Trinity Term. Thank you for all contributions and we will see you all next term!

MATHEMATICS CLUB CO-CURRICULAR REQUIREMENTS

The intention of this Co-curricular, the Mathematics Club, is to provide enjoyment and training in advanced thinking for recreation.The Mathematics Club will foster and encourage boys’ greater understanding of mathematics, encouraging activities, discussionopportunities in Mathematics research and related mathematical experiences, and providing a social and intellectual forum to allboys interested in experiencing mathematics. The Mathematics Club will provide various opportunities for students (with a range ofmathematical abilities) to take part in mathematical activities and events and to interact on a more informal basis with otherteachers.

The Mathematics Club can help to cater for boys to further develop:

an increased knowledge through the transmission information by building self-confidence and self-esteem in Mathematics;acquisition of concepts of the discipline;student conceptions, (introducing various learning resources and hence broadening student knowledge and understanding)i.e. an atmosphere of intellectual excitement, a vibrant and embracing social context, an adaptive curriculum to produce deeplearning;a co-curricular learning environment to which boys relate in a positive way;mathematical materials and give boys opportunities to achieve a level of mastery;curiosity and to stimulate independent learning and the development of critical thought in Mathematics and participation inthe Australian Mathematics Challenge programme and in other external Mathematics contests held throughout the year.

New Mathematics Club co-curricular offerings in Term IV (2017) are included below:

Years 7-9 Additional Co-curricular:

Wednesday 3.40pm-5.00pm commitment in N1.17. Please contact Mr. Habkouk (Dean of Mathematics) for further information.

Years 10-12 Full Co-curricular:

Wednesday 3.40pm-5.00pm commitment in S2.3. Please contact Dr Osman (MIC Mathematics Club) for further informationregarding this requirement.

NEW International Journal And Proceedings Of Young Archimedes | CALL For Student Papers

The Mathematics Club has initiated a new and unique Journal and Proceedings of Young Archimedes which publishes academiconline papers of secondary students in the fields of Mathematics Applications and provides a forum to exchange mathematicalideas, activities, and/or sharing and interpreting high school research.

Manuscripts will be reviewed by the Editor, in consultation with the Associate Editors, to decide whether the paper will be consideredfor publication in the Journal. Issues are scheduled to be published in June and December. An electronic version of each issue isposted to the Trinity Grammar School Mathematics Club web site http://www.trinity.nsw.edu.au/1_senior/spirit_maths.html as aformal publication.

Aims Of This New Initiative:

1. The Journal and Proceedings of Young Archimedes publishes academic online papers of secondary students in the fields ofMathematics Applications.

2. To provide a forum to exchange mathematical ideas, activities, and/or sharing and interpreting high school research.3. To pioneer a new field of educational endeavour to be the first Mathematics International Journal publication for High

Schoolers.4. All Trinity students who are interested in unique mathematical ideas, activities, and/or sharing interpreting high school

research are encouraged to submit a paper. All students completing HSC and/or IB essays or projects with relevance to thefields of Mathematics Applications are highly encouraged to submit a paper for refereeing within the Journal and Proceedings ofYoung Archimedes.

Outcomes

1. Issues are scheduled to be published in June and December of each Year.2. A Maximum of 6 long papers (max 6 pages) or 12 short papers (max 3 pages) for each issue.3. An electronic version of each issue is posted on the Trinity Grammar School Mathematics Club web site publication.

Enquiries relating to submission and production of articles should refer to the Style Guide (see the link below) or direct any enquiresto Dr Frederick Osman on fosman@trinity.nsw.edu.au

Click here to view the style guide

THIS WEEK’S PROBLEM FOR THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS:1. Five years ago Garry was three times as old as Annie. In 12 years he will be two times as old as Annie. How old is Garry today?

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2. Glen, Harry, and Kim each have a different favourite sport among tennis, baseball, and soccer. Glen does not like baseball orsoccer. Harry does not like baseball. Name the favourite sport of each person? Please show working to justify your answer!

3. Thirteen plums have the same mass as two apples and one pear. Four plums and one apple have the same mass as one pear.How many plums have the mass of one pear? Please show working to justify your answer!

4. The XYZ club collected a total of $1.21 from its members with each member contributing the same amount. If each memberpaid for his or her share with 3 coins, how many 5c coins were contributed? Please show working to justify your answer!

5. During a school year, a student was given an award of 25c for each maths test he passed and was fined 50c for each mathstest he failed. At the end of the school year, the student had passed 7 times as many tests as he had failed, and received$3.75. How many tests did he fail? Please show working to justify your answer!

6. The perimeter of a rectangle is 22 cm and the length of each side is a natural number. How many different areas in squarecentimetres can the rectangle have? Please show working to justify your answer!

7. The man drives from his home at 30 km per hour to the shopping centre which is 20 km from his home. On the return trip heencounters heavy traffic and averages 12 km per hour. How much time does the man take in driving to and from the shoppingcentre? Please show working to justify your answer!

8. Twelve people purchased supplies for a ten-day camping trip with the understanding that each of the twelve will get equaldaily shares. They are then joined by three more people, but make no further purchases. How long will the supplies then last ifthe original daily share for each person is not changed? Please show working to justify your answer!

9. A bag contains 500 beads, each of the same size, but in 5 different colours. Suppose there are 100 beads of each colour and Iam blindfolded. What is the fewest number of beads I must pick to be absolutely sure there are 5 beads of the same colouramong the beads I have picked blindfolded? Please show working to justify your answer!

10. If 20 is added to one-third of a number, the result is the double of the number. What is the number? Please show working tojustify your answer!

11. A women spent two-thirds of her money. She lost two-thirds of the remainder and then had $4 left. How much money did shehave at the start? Please show working to justify your answer!

12. For a school project Zelda has to test three brands of hand cream. Brand A costs twice as much as Brand B. Brand C costs$2.70 less than Brand A. Altogether Zelda spent $14.80 buying the hand creams. What is the cost of Brand C?

Dr Frederick Osman | MIC Mathematics Club

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EVENTS

Football Clinic | Years K to 9YEARS K TO YEAR 9 FOOTBALL CLINIC | OCTOBER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Tuesday 3rd October to Friday 6th October 2017

Boys from Kindergarten to Year 9 have a magnificent opportunity to attend the Trinity Grammar School Football Clinic in the OctoberHolidays. Benefits of participating at this camp include:

24 hours of football tuition over four days. Participants train as per the Football Federation Australia National Curriculum.5-8 year old participants focus on natural development (in Striking the Ball, Running with the Ball and 1v1) through funfootball exercises and games. 9-13 year old participants focus exclusively on improving their technical skills in the areas of first touch, striking the ball,running with the ball and 1v1. 14-15 year old participants focus on improving the above technical skills and learning how to apply these core skills in afunctional way.Middle School participants have opportunity to partake in video analysis using Game Breaker Software. The video analysisviewing facility includes the newly refurbished 110 seat Latham Theatre.Training facilities include a synthetic all weather football field and three indoor basketball courts. Participants play in mini tournaments that replicate the ‘A-League/Champions League/World Cup’. Participants are tiered according to their playing level.All participants receive BBQ on Tuesday and Friday.Drinks and fruit provided each day. Coaching Staff are fully qualified coaches who were former distinguished Football players. Leading coaches will be DavidBarrett and Luke Gray, both current school teachers at Westfield’s Sports High and Trinity Grammar School respectively.David played well over 300 National Soccer League games and Luke is MIC and Director of Football Coaching at Trinity and isthe current 1st XI coach.

THE DETAILS

Where Trinity Grammar School, Summer HillWhen Tuesday 3rd October to Friday 6th OctoberTime 9am to 3pm (check in at 8:45am Tuesday only)Bring Football boots, indoor shoes, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle. Bring your own Football. Cost $280.

Click here to book and pay now

IF BAD WEATHER No CancellationsCANCELLATION FEE 20% cancellation fee occurs after Monday 22nd September, 2017

Enquiries To: Mr Luke Gray email lgray@trinity.nsw.edu.au

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Big Band Night of JazzWith Special Guest Artist Ray Cassar

7pm Monday 18th September 2017

Orchestra Room | Trinity Grammar School

119 Prospect Road Summer Hill

RSVP to vdamcevski@trinity.nsw.edu.au

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Society of the Arts | James McLean in concertJAMES MCLEANWith Christopher Hale & Sam Gill

Melbourne drummer James McLean is fast establishing a reputation as a leading young voice in jazz and experimental improvisedmusic. In 2016, he took out the national Freedman Jazz Fellowship with a sensational performance at the Opera House – becomingthe first drummer to claim the prize in its history.

For his first major Sydney engagement since his Freedman win, he will be presenting new solo works followed by duo and trio pieceswith award-winning electric bassist Christopher Hale, and saxophonist Sam Gill.

Praised for his enchanting use of rests and resonance, McLean effortlessly draws the audience into his expansive explorations ofsound and rhythm, with virtuosity and creative flair in equal measure.

Expect an exhilarating evening of inspired improvisation, searing guitar and a taste of New York’s downtown!

Date: Tuesday 24 October, 7.30pm

Venue: Orchestra Room, Roderick West School of Music

Tickets from $10. Free for Trinity students and Society of the Arts members.

Book before 3 October! Early bird discounts apply

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Books@breakfastBooks@Breakfast

Wednesday 1st November, 2017

7am in the Arthur Holt Library

More About Our Guest Speaker

Richard Glover needs no introduction to Sydney audiences – he hosts the popular Drive programme on ABC Sydney, and has writtena humorous column in Saturday’s Sydney Morning Herald for over 20 years, which features his wife Jocasta, sons Batboy and theSpace Cadet, and more recently, the letters home of his new dog Clancy. He’s also the author of a number of best-selling books,including the entertaining and exhausting story of The Mud House – how four friends built a mud-brick house on weekends – no powertools involved.

His latest, Flesh Wounds, is a book for anyone who’s wondered if their family is the oddest one on the planet. And wondered at theway so many of us survive - despite families that were not what we ordered. Richard’s book describes his mother’s Tolkein-inspirednudist colony, her invented past as a British aristocrat and his father’s distance and alcoholism, to say nothing of his mastery of thelamb chop, served without fail every evening.

Richard is an engaging, funny, entertaining and warm speaker – don’t miss hearing him.

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From the Clothing Shop | Call for CoatsFROM THE CLOTHING SHOP

All boys who would like lines on their blazers for the Speech Day, please bring their blazer to the Clothing Shop so the embroiderycan be done. Coats will be accepted up to Monday 18th September for lines.

If any coat is soiled it must be dry-cleaned, as demanded by health and safety, before any embroidery is attempted.

OPENING HOURSMonday to Friday 8.00am to 4.00pmSchool Holidays 8.30am to 3.45pm

Please refer to the Record Book for Saturday opening times

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End of Year EventsINVITATION

The School Council and the Head Master invite you and your friends to attend...

MIDDLE SCHOOL SPEECH DAY, 2017

on Wednesday, 11th October at 10.30am at Sydney Town Hall

SENIOR SCHOOL SPEECH DAY, 2017

on Wednesday, 11th October at 2.15pm at Sydney Town Hall. Mr Richard Pegg, Chairman of Council, will preside

THE FESTIVAL OF NINE LESSONS AND CAROLS

on Friday, December 1st at 8pm and

on Sunday, December 3rd at 8pm in the War Memorial Chapel, Summer Hill Campus

THE JUNIOR SCHOOL ANNUAL PRIZE GIVING

on Wednesday, December 6th at 10am in The James Wilson Hogg Assembly Hall, Summer Hill Campus

THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL ANNUAL PRIZE GIVING

on Wednesday, December 6th at 2.30pm in The James Wilson Hogg Assembly Hall, Summer Hill Campus

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COMMUNITY

2018 Society of the Arts ScholarshipsCall for Applications - 2018 Society of the Arts Scholarships

Application forms can be downloaded from the Trinity website and are to be submitted by Monday 13th November. Visual Arts,Drama and Music students completing Year 11 in 2018 are eligible to apply.

Three scholarships are awarded annually to students showing exceptional interest and potential in the area of visual or performingarts.

For further information please contact Catherine Benz, Convenor, Society of the Arts, cbenz@trinity.nsw.edu.au or ph 9581 6070(Wed to Fri).

Click here for more information

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Careers | Term 3 | Week 9Get Ready to Study in 2018!The 2017–18 University Admission Centre (UAC) Guides were provided this week to all current Year 12 students. This year the Guidecontains descriptions of over 2,000 courses at 45 institutions, plus plenty of useful information about the ins and outs of applyingthrough UAC.

University Admission Centre (UAC) applications http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/ is now open.

Please refer to the following link to access the power point on Applying through UAC.

All Year 12 students will need to be aware of the following changes from University Admission Centre that will affect studentsapplying from August 2017:

The maximum number of preferences will now be five (not nine as currently).There will be an offer round after ATAR release and before Christmas.There will be an offer round in mid-January but no ‘Main Round’.Cut-offs will be published for the pre-Christmas round and the mid-January round.

KEY DATES FOR 2018 ADMISSIONS FOR HSC AND IB STUDENTS

Click here for HSC and Click here for IB

These changes simplify the admissions process and ensure that offers are made in a timely manner.

We recommend all Year 12 students apply by Friday 29 September 2017, before the processing charge starts to increase.

Processing charge for 2017 is now set as $58.00. Each student will be required to pay this charge after they apply through UAC.

After you apply, you can change your course preferences as many times as you like for no extra cost. Many students wait to receivetheir ATAR before they make their final decision.

If students are applying for scholarships, they will need a UAC number. However, this number isn't generated until you applythrough UAC.

For Year 12/HSC applicants – You will apply through UAC, using your NESA number ONLY, and UAC four-digit PIN (which you willreceive by mail to your home address in August) when first applying through the UAC site. The UAC PIN allows you to applyonline through UAC’s website. It also gives you access to your ATAR and to UAC’s Check and Change, where you can change yourcourse preferences and check for offers. Your UAC application number has nine digits and is issued when you apply.

For Year 12/IB applicants – You will need to use your Personal Code (6 alphanumeric like abc123)

For Year 12/IB applicants –Your UAC PIN is the first four digits of your date of birth. For example, if your birthday is 3 October, yourUAC PIN is 0310; if your birthday is 17 May, your UAC PIN is 1705.

Once you have started your UAC application, your UAC number is then generated and this will be used throughout theapplication period.

Lost or forgotten PIN: If you’ve already applied through UAC, you can click on the lost PIN link in Check and Change to have itemailed to you. If you haven’t applied, you can call UAC Customer Service on 1300 ASK UAC (1300 275 822), from (Monday to Friday8.30am–4.30pm). Due to privacy legislation, UAC can only release this information to you.

UAC Schools Recommendation Schemes (SRS)Schools Recommendation Schemes (SRS) are one way institutions make early offers of undergraduate admission, using criteria otherthan (or in addition to) the ATAR.Participating institutions can use a range of criteria when making SRS offers, including your Year 11 studies, school's rating of yourabilities in areas of study and aptitudes, and your Educational Access Schemes (EAS) application (if applicable).SRS Applications Open Wednesday 2 August and close Friday 29 Septemberhttp://www.uac.edu.au/srs/http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/srs/SRSbooklet.pdf Educational Access Scheme Applications Educational Access Schemes (EAS) aim to help students whose education has been negatively affectedduring Year 11 and/or Year 12 receive an offer to university. Institutions use EAS to help eligibleapplicants gain admission to university if their ATAR is below a course cut-off by allocating bonus points,or places, to eligible EAS applicants.http://www.uac.edu.au/eas/ UAC Equity Scholarships Applications OpenEquity Scholarships help financially disadvantaged students with the general costs associated with tertiary study.Equity Scholarships are awarded to students from low socio-economic backgrounds, particularly those who receive Centrelink incomesupport payments.http://www.uac.edu.au/equity/

COURSES & WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTSRSA and RCG Hospitality Certificates If any student is interested with attaining industry specific training to fulfil the “Statement

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of Attainment” for: Providing Responsible Gaming Services (SITHGAM006A) and Providing Responsible Service of Alcohol(SITHFAB009A) as part of the Certificate in Hospitality. These workshops are available from the Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL Club,20-26 Canterbury Rd, Hurlstone Park NSW. Please see further details on the courses offeredhttp://www.chpsoh.com.au/ShortCourses#RecurringEvent19

Certificate of Registration - Real Estate Are you looking for a career in real estate? The Real Estate Institute of New South Wales(REINSW) wants to ensure that you get the most out of your learning experience and launch your real estate career in the bestpossible way, so the Certificate of Registration Course has been designed with YOU in mind. Find out more atwww.reinsw.com.au/corc

Whitehouse Institute of Design - Approved Provider of External Delivery of VET Courses for Secondary Students (EVET).Register your Year 10 or Year 11 students on EVET by 22 September 2017, for the Certificate III in Design Fundamentals CUA30715commencing in 2018. Programmed during school holiday periods. Commencement date options suited for both Year 11 and Year 12students. For further information phone 1300551433 or email enquiry@whitehouse-design.edu.au

Sydney Design School 2 Day Interior Decoration Masterclass 4 & 5 October Love Interiors? So do we. Over two fun,intensive days, you will learn how to put together a full interior decoration scheme for a space in your own home. Learn the 'tricks ofthe trade' from practising Interior Designers and get a taste of this exciting industry. Interior Decoration Masterclass 4 & 5 October9.30am – 4.30pm Sydney Design School 2/40 Oxley Street, St Leonards http://bit.ly/1UayXzw

Presentation & Appearance, Turning Point Consulting, Your School, Time & Date An interactive workshop to learn aboutphysical aspects of positive personal profiling for job seekers, interviewees and those seeking to improve their presence throughenhanced body language, appearance & dress, as well as use of voice. Call Kathryn 0478570707 or read moreat http://www.turningpointconsulting.com.au/student-career-coaching-guidance/

Careers in a Digital Age, Turning Point Consulting, Your School, Date, Time Recognising the importance of technology inyour career search as much as your professional profile we assist senior students in Years 11 &12 in increasing awareness of thepotential impacts of their online habits and presence. Read more at http://www.turningpointconsulting.com.au/student-career-coaching-guidance/ or contact Kathryn on 0478 570 707.

First Aid Training at High Schools with COASTAL OHS SERVICES 4382 3055 info@coastalohs.com You never know when anemergency may happen. Gain valuable skills and knowledge in providing First Aid in a variety of scenarios. Enhance your skills tosustain life and minimise the consequences of injury and illness until professional help arrives. Many careers require first aid as arequirement, so complete a Coastal OHS Services first aid course, to obtain valuable life and employability skills.

STUDY FOR A DAY AT SAE - SAT, OCT 21 9AM to 4PM Are you interested in studying Animation, Audio, Graphic Design, Film, orGames? Come and study with us for a day at SAE! Learn from our industry-experienced academic staff, and get hands-on trainingwith actual coursework from our degree programs. Tickets are $35.00 per person (incl. bf + GST) - non-refundable (sale until11:59pm 18th October 2017). Buy here: http://bit.ly/2eQQNeP

Kenvale College - BARISTA COURSE - 23 SEP Saturday Course in the Eastern Suburbs Join us and learn how to brew aperfect cup of coffee on Saturday, 23 Sep! This is a great opportunity for students to acquire a qualified unit of competency duringthe school holidays, and perfect for those who want to receive the fundamentals of barista training to work in the hospitality industry.For more information, please visit http://kenvale.edu.au/news-events/short_courses/barista-courses

EARLY ENTRY

Apply now for early entry at Macleay College Are your students starting to stress about their options for tertiary study? MacleayCollege is now accepting applications for early entry into our Diploma programmes which are fully nested in our Bachelorprogrammes. Courses include Advertising & Media, Journalism, Business and Digital Media. For more information contact AdrianaKind akind@macleay.edu.au or 0477 719 450.

ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYS

TAFE NSW Bachelor of IT USA Study Tour Nine Bachelor of Information Technology (Network Security) Degree students visitedeBay, Malwarebytes, CISCO and Palo Alto and the DEFCON Hacking Conference in Las Vegas on a study tour to the USA in July.Degree graduates are industry ready with high level, practical, networking and cyber security skills. For 2018 enrolment info, contactour HE Officer on 9942 3702 or NSI.ITdegree@tafensw.edu.au

Alternative Pathways to Your Dream Degree Like it says in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy DON'T PANIC! If you're not surewhat your HSC results will be, or you're unsure if you'll get into Uni there are other ways. Here at TOP we believe that your ATARdoes not define your potential. Hop on our website or give us a call for more info. www.top.edu.au or call 02 92094888.

ACU's Special Admissions Programme ACU knows that sometimes young people can change their minds or be affected bycircumstances out of their control. This programme allows school principals to recommend students who they believe to be capableof completing the specified tertiary degree, despite not receiving an ATAR, or a limited ATAR, as a result of extenuatingcircumstances. Full details at http://www.acu.edu.au/1117978

Get Qualified Without Leaving the Farm! Call RuralBiz Training Agriculture courses are available online for those studentswho do not want to leave the farm but still want academic qualifications and to have pathway to university options. We haveintegrated a Diploma of Agriculture and Advanced Diploma of Agribusiness with the UNE Bachelor of Agriculture Production andManagement. Contact us for more info admin@rualbiztraining.com.au or 02 6884 8812.

UOW College applications are open for 2018! UOW College are now taking applications for February (Autumn) session 2018.This is a great opportunity for students who may be unsuccessful in their direct application to a bachelor level degree at UOW(University of Wollongong). UOW College offer tailored advice to all students who require an alternative pathway into UOW. Forfurther information visit http://www.uowcollege.edu.au

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Find All Your Uni Courses You Want Clearly On One Page and Save Weeks of Time

Enter the ATAR you plan to achieve and select your area of study and there is your list instantly ready for you!

https://jobjump.com.au/atar

5 Tips on Applying for a Scholarship

Brief but very useful video giving you the key tips to address when applying for a scholarship.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e10KBpAmYIg&feature=youtu.be

Where to Study Architecture Across Australia and NZ

A comprehensive listing of the Universities that offer Architecture.

http://www.architecture.com.au/cpd-education/national/schools-education

UNSW Business School Information Systems Workshop

10 November. 9.30am to 12.30pm

Westpac Tower 2, International Towers, 200 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo South

UNSW Business School invites Year 11 and 12 students to join Big Four consultancy firm, Deloitte, and one of Australia's leading retailand business banks, Westpac, to explore the options of a technology career.

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/information-systems-workshop-deloitte-and-westpac

University of Newcastle Walking Campus Tours

29 September, 6 October, 3 November, 1 December.

Newcastle or Central Coast Campuses

See the facilities, lifestyle and the places that interest you for your degree at the University.

http://www.newcastle.edu.au/study/forms/campus-tour-booking-form

ACU - Virtual Tour

Australian Catholic University 360 Virtual Tour Strathfield, North Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane locations. Visit all the studentfacilities and see what life is like at their Uni from the comfort of your home.

http://www.acu.edu.au/international/virtual_tour

WSU Legal Studies Day

16 September. 8:45am - 1.30 pm

169 Macquarie Street, Parramatta

The School Law at Western Sydney University welcomes HSC legal studies students to an intensive one day series of workshops to prepare for their upcoming HSC examinations. The series of workshops is specifically tailored to the HSC Legal Studies syllabus andprepares students with an understanding of structures of an essay, new developments in cases, unpacking examiners' commentsand use of legislation, cases and non legal sources in HSC examinations. The workshops have been expertly advised by the chief HSCexaminer and aim to improve students' understanding, capabilities and approach to the HSC examination

https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/sol/school_of_law/legal_studies_day

University of Sydney Future Leaders Scheme

Closes 13 December

This scheme offers Dux students and student captains of schools in NSW a guaranteed place at the University of Sydney based onacademic achievement and a principal's nomination from their school.

http://sydney.edu.au/study/admissions/pathways-to-study/alternative-entry.html#future-leaders

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University of Sydney Broadway Scheme

The Broadway scheme targets domestic students who have experienced long-term disadvantage that has affected educationalperformance in Year 11 and/or Year 12 including from disrupted schooling, financial hardship, home or school environment, Englishlanguage difficulty, personal illness or disability, or refugee status. There are 600 places allocated every year and it allows for entryinto most courses with an ATAR that is up to five points below the published cut off. Excluded courses are all combined medicinecourses. Applications for the Broadway Scheme are made through UAC's Education Access Scheme (EAS).

http://sydney.edu.au/study/admissions/pathways-to-study/alternative-entry.html

University of Notre Dame Direct Application Deadline

29 September

All prospective students apply directly to the University to our in-house Admissions Office.

While each course has indicative academic pre-requisites, assessment of your application is much broader. We also consider you as aperson - who you are, what you have done and what you want to do with your life. You get the opportunity to meet us in person atan interview and we can answer your questions about the course and the university. If you are in Year 12, you can apply as soon asyou have received your mid-year results

http://www.nd.edu.au/nav-future-students/applynow

Personal Statement Topics to Address University of Notre Dame

Very useful checklist of the areas you need to consider in your Personal Statement.

http://www.nd.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/140123/Personal-Statement.pdf

University of Wollongong Year 12 Summer Master Class

Closes 22 September

On from 4 to 22 January 2018 at Wollongong or 4 to 23 January at Shoalhaven

Select from 7 subjects. Goes for 3 weeks. Receive Early Admission Interview for UOW, credit towards your Degree subject, $3,000.

http://www.uow.edu.au/in2uni-myway/year12summer/index.html

University of Wollongong Interview On-Line Preparation for Early Admission Interviews

19 September. 5.00pm

Interviews will be held from 25 to 28 September

This is a chance for UOW staff to meet you and to hear why you want to study your degree at UOW.

http://www.uow.edu.au/future/early-admission/interviews/index.html

Register here for the live on line chat for the interview preparation for 1 hour:

http://mkto.uow.edu.au/20170919Webinar-EarlyAdmissionLiveChat-19Sept_1a.Registration.html

Macquarie University Incubator 360 Business Innovation Challenge

14 and 15 September. 8.00am to 6.00pm

As part of a team, you’ll utilise a range of skills over two days to solve a real-world business problem and pitch your solution tobusiness leaders.

http://www.mq.edu.au/about/events/view/incubator-360-a-business-innovation-challenge/

Macquarie University Language Day

25 September 9.30am to 2.00pm

W5A Theatre, 23 Wally's Walk, Macquarie University

Discover how Macquarie can elevate your language skills at one of our 10 workshops. Learn invaluable skills, tips and strategiesspecific to your language from our experts to boost your confidence and performance. We designed our Language HSC Day toshowcase the life of a languages student so you can make the best decision when it comes to your UAC application.

http://www.mq.edu.au/about/events/view/language-hsc-day-strategies-for-success/

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Open Colleges- On Campus Courses

Hundreds of on-line courses across all study areas from well-known colleges. Download a course guide here:

http://www.opencolleges.edu.au/courses/on-campus

Deferring A Uni Course - What you need to do.

Deferment is when your institution gives you permission to delay starting your course. Deferment is for a fixed period, usually sixmonths or one year. All deferments are granted subject to the course being offered the following semester or following year.

http://uac.edu.au/undergraduate/offers/defer.shtml

Internationally Educated

Assisting students and their families to identify and apply to appropriate US universities. We have recently written an article on theInternational Association for College Admission Counselling conference we attended last month in Cleveland, Ohio. We encourageyou to have a read: http://www.internationallyeducated.com.au/news

University of Chicago and Johns Hopkins University

13 September. 3.30pm to 5.00pm

Meriden, 10-12 Redmyre Rd , Strathfield,

Careers Advisers will be able to speak with delegates from both institutions. An invitation is extended to students, their parents andCareers Advisers to come along and hear from representatives from both Universities about entry, degrees offered and the life attheir campuses. Please RSVP: fdsouza@meriden.nsw.edu.au Register at: https://australia.meetcolleges.com/

UOW College Info Evening Wollongong

21 September 6.30pm to 8.30pm

Looking to study at UOW College in 2017 and don’t know what to do? Don't worry! We've got you covered. Come along to ourinformation evening and meet with UOW College staff and get all your questions answered. Applications will be accepted on thenight. Classes start in October for Summer Session and scholarships available.

https://www.uowcollege.edu.au/about/events/UOW235742.html

UOW Global Honours

UOW’s new Global Honours degrees offer students the opportunity to gain a truly global experience as they study, work and travel insome of the world’s most vibrant cities with sponsorship of $48,000. Find out more go to :

https://coursefinder.uow.edu.au/golead/index.html

The University of Sydney – Introduction of Fixed ATARs

We have introduced fixed ATARs for most of our courses, to simplify the application process and make it more transparent. Itremoves the uncertainty about what’s required for entry, so you can have the confidence to list your dream course as your firstpreference. For more information and to view the list of fixed ATARs visit: http://www.sydney.edu.au/sydney-atar

University of Sydney Indigenous Summer Programme

Ever wondered about university, the Summer Programme is a great way to try it out over the holidays. You will make friends for life,while learning skills in an epic setting: the oldest university in the biggest city in Australia. You will stay on-campus, access world-class facilities and have the chance to hang-out with people your age and current university students who also came to SummerProgramme when they were in school!

wmbb.program@sydney.edu.au or on (02) 8627 8515.

http://sydney.edu.au/wpo/indigenous/summer-program/index.shtml?cid=em_ug-careers

University of Sydney Dalyell Scholars Programme

Exclusive to high achieving students with an ATAR (or equivalent) of 98+, the Dalyell Scholars programme is an opportunity tochallenge yourself alongside your most promising and talented peers. The programme enables you to draw on the richinterdisciplinary depth and breadth on offer at the University, cultivating leadership and professional expertise.

http://sydney.edu.au/study/find-a-course/undergraduate-courses/dalyell-scholars.html?cid=em_ug-careers

UNSW Gateway Entry Scheme

UNSW Sydney has launched its new admissions scheme, UNSW Gateway, for 2018 entry. UNSW Gateway offers students from 370

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geographically and educationally disadvantaged schools in metropolitan and regional NSW additional points towards UNSW degreeswith a Guaranteed Entry cut off of 90 or below. Visit the site below or for more information or email UNSWgateway@unsw.edu.au

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/unsw-gateway

UNSW High School Leavers and Future Students Scholarships

Closes 30 September

Interested students can register and create a profile here. You can already start filling out the form and putting in your responses tothe general questions. Just be sure to submit before the deadline.

https://www.scholarships.unsw.edu.au/news-events/high-school-leavers-future-students-scholarships-now-open#overlay-context=schol

Info Night at UTS Insearch - Business, Communication, Design, Engineering, IT or Science

26 September. 5.30pm to 7.30pm

UTS Insearch, Level 5, 187 Thomas Street, Haymarket

UTS Insearch are the leading pathway to the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). Info Night is your chance to tour our fantasticcampus, speak to programme managers and current students about our higher education diploma courses that can lead to 2nd yearof a UTS degree. To register:

https://www.insearch.edu.au/campaigns/anotherway/index

C.A.S. Hawker Scholarship

Opens 4 December

Closes 5 January2018

The C.A.S. Hawker Scholarship is one of the most generous privately funded scholarships available to undergraduate and post-graduate students in Australia. Each residential scholarship is valued at up to $50,000 over 3 years.http://www.hawkerscholarship.org

UNSW and Reserve Bank Economic Workshop

14 September. 12.00pm to 3.00pm

RBA, Martin Place, Sydney

Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and UNSW Business School invites year 11/12 high school students to discover more about the worldof Economics. Join the RBA and hear all about what a career in Economics is all about. You will also have the opportunity to meet andask questions of the RBA staff - some who are graduates of UNSW Business School.

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/economics-workshop-unsw-reserve-bank-australia

UNSW and Macquarie Group Finance Workshop

15 September 9.30am to 12.30pm

UNSW Business School, Business Lounge Level 6 College Road Kensington

Business School and Macquarie Group informs Year 11/12 Finance is an ever-changing, fascinating field that can profoundly impactthe way we live. Come along and hear from a representative from Macquarie Group about why a career in Finance is so importantand learn about what a professional career in Finance looks like on a day to day basis. High school students may discover more aboutthe world of Finance. You will also have the opportunity to meet and ask questions of UNSW current finance students, who will tellyou all about University life and what it's like studying finance as a major.

https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/finance-workshop-unsw-macquarie-group

University of New England Campus Tours

Monday and Friday at 9:30am and 1:30pm each week (excluding public holidays)

A free campus tour at the University of New England in Armidale, NSW Australia is a great way to experience the lifestyle of auniversity student. Tours will take approximately two hours.

http://www.une.edu.au/study/study-on-campus/campus-tours

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UNE's Regional Bonus Scheme adds 5 points to your ATAR, OP (or equivalent), and is for applicants from regional, rural andremote locations Australia-wide. It complements UNE's long-established Early Entry Admissions Scheme for domestic Year 12 andTAFE students.http://www.une.edu.au/study/study-on-campus/regional-bonus-points

University of Western Sydney Early Offer Programme 2018HSC students can now start planning their futures early by registering with Western Sydney University’s Early Offer Programme.Register online with your details today and get advance notifications about their exciting offers programme.https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/informationabout/bonuspoints/early_offer_2018#.WYfhibUPS3s.facebook

Riewoldt Family AFL Excellence Scholarships – Bond UniversityApplications for this scholarship are now open and will close 1 September.The scholarship offers 100% tuition remission for any single undergraduate or postgraduate degree or diploma, excluding the BondMedical Programme.https://bond.edu.au/scholarship/riewoldt-family-afl-excellence-scholarship

Interstate University Applications

If you’re planning to apply to university interstate, here is where you can apply. Make sure you keep an eye on the dates, as theydiffer from state to state. Most admissions centres allow you to change your preferences after the closing date, but make sure youknow the rules (and fees) that apply in each state. Some have variable closing dates depending on the course you’re applying to.

VIC: http://www.vtac.edu.au/Applications open 7 August; close 28 SeptemberQLD: http://www.qtac.edu.au/Applications open 3 August; close 26 SeptemberWA: http://www.tisc.edu.au/Applications open 7 August; close 29 SeptemberSA and NT: http://www.satac.edu.au/Applications open 7 August; close 29 SeptemberTAS: Direct to http://www.utas.edu.au/Applications open 4 August; close 29 September

Student Life in the Tertiary World

Choosing what to study and where to study is really just the tip of the iceberg. Once you've finally made the big decision and turnedup for your first day, student life is everything that follows. Your time as a student is a whole lot more than just showing up to classand displaying a diploma on your wall. Rather, it's about the complete picture and what you get out of your experience, includingminor ups and downs and the general challenges that come with taking time out to complete post-compulsory education.

https://www.gooduniversitiesguide.com.au/study-information/student-life

How to get Industry Experience While You are Still Studying.

It’s never too early to start thinking about getting your foot in the door. University can be a tad overwhelming for new students butonce you’ve become settled, it’s a good idea to keep an eye out for any workplace opportunities.

Whether it’s through an internship, volunteering, work experience or a combination of all three, getting ahead is entirely possiblewhile you’re still studying.

https://www.gooduniversitiesguide.com.au/education-blogs/career-guidance/how-to-get-industry-experience-while-you%27re-still-studying

Hot Courses Abroad

Search world locations for undergraduate degrees for your field of future study.

https://www.hotcoursesabroad.com/

UTS Legal Futures and Technology MajorLegal Futures and Technology will equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills as future legal practitioners andprofessionals amongst rapid developments in technology, innovation and work.Available in 2018http://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/law/course-experience/new-legal-futures-and-technology-major

Road Designer in TrainingOffered by Roads and Maritime and WSU, you get a full-time job and salary while you study civil engineering, your university feespaid in full, study and exam leave, plus on the job training and practical experience while you study.http://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/about/careers/working-with-us/employment-programs/road-designer-in-training.html

Engineering and IT Leadership Scholarship, University of SydneyOur Leadership Scholarship is one of the most valuable undergraduate scholarships in Australia, offering generous financial supportand extensive leadership development.$18,000 per year for up to 4 years, plus professional industry placements and participation in the Faculty Leadership Programme.http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/scholarships/undergraduate/future/leadership

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University of Sydney E12 Scheme Applications for the 2018 E12 intake are now open. Our Early Offer Year 12 (E12) scheme makes your path to uni easier, even before the HSC exams start. If you apply successfully, wewill hold a place at the University of Sydney for you. As long as you meet some conditions, such as the E12 ATAR cut-offs (which arelower than standard ATARs) and the HSC subject requirements for your preferred course, you’ll have a definite place when resultscome out.The scheme has some other great benefits too. You will also receive a $5950 scholarship (paid in two equal instalments of $2975after the Autumn and Spring census dates) and lots of support to help you get started at uni.http://sydney.edu.au/future-students/domestic/undergraduate/e12/

Inspired by Business Programme, University of SydneyOur Inspired by Business programme is designed to recognise and support talented high school students in achieving their fullpotential through access to university education.Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Commerce (Advanced Studies) students will receive financial support valued at $10,000 peryear for the three years of their degree, comprising of E12 and Inspired by Business scholarship funding.http://sydney.edu.au/business/study/inspired_by_business

Sydney Conservatorium of Music Audition and Portfolios Deadlines

Early Round Closes - 1 September

Late Round Closes - 29 September

http://music.sydney.edu.au/study/auditions/

Application form is here:

https://sydneycon.formstack.com/forms/scm_audition_submission_form_2018

UTS Legal Futures and Technology Major

This equips students with the requisite knowledge and skills as future legal practitioners and professionals amongst rapiddevelopments in technology, innovation and work. The new major will prepare graduates for careers that require a capacity to workwith technology and its impact, innovation and new law as a result of unprecedented change and disruptive technologies.

http://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/law/course-experience/new-legal-futures-and-technology-major

The Good Careers Guide 2017 plus augmented reality app.

In addition to its comprehensive education and career information, The Good Careers Guide 2017 is complemented by a freeaugmented reality app. The app interacts directly with the guide, unlocking additional resources and exclusive content. Download theapp for free by searching Good Education AR in the App Store or Google Play. The Good Careers Guide 2017 is available at

goodeducationbookshop.com

The University of Newcastle and UNE Joint Medical Programme

The Joint Medical Programme is a unique partnership between the University of Newcastle (UON) and University of New England(UNE), in collaboration with the Central Coast Local Health District and the Hunter New England Local Health District. We recognisethat the best type of learning in medicine is practical learning and so our students' clinical experience begins in the first semesterand increases throughout the programme. The programme is also underpinned by excellent education technology, includingsimulated learning facilities. We’re proud of our world-class graduates, many of whom now work as health professionals in Australiaand abroad, and are making new discoveries as researchers. Our programme is your first step to launching your own medical career.

https://www.newcastle.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/354339/2018-JMP-Prospectus.pdf

US Universities and the Common Application

Internationally Educated has recently published an article titled 'What is the Common Application' to better assist students andcareers advisors with US University application options. Our article can be accessed here:

http://www.internationallyeducated.com.au/single-post/2017/07/04/What-is-the-Common-Application

Global leadership entry programme

The programme is open to students completing the HSC or SSC or the IB, who are active in the community and achieve good resultsin school. To register your interest for the programme, complete the online form on the website.

http://www.mq.edu.au/study/find-a-course/undergraduate/macquarie-entry/global-leadership-entry-program

UNSW Co-op Programme

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Australia’s leading companies take part in the training and professional development of some of the nation’s best and brighteststudents with a view to recruiting high-potential young professionals. Minimum ATAR of 96 (or equivalent) is required, and aside fromtraining and mentorship throughout university, you’ll increase your chances of being offered a graduate position at a participatingcompany.

http://www.coop.unsw.edu.au/future-students

Robertson Scholars Leadership Programme – Study in the US

The Robertson Scholars Programme is not just a scholarship; nor is it just a leadership development programme. The RobertsonScholars Programme is a comprehensive, long term investment in our Scholars' futures. The Programme valued at up to $50,000 perannum provides full tuition, room and board. Robertson Scholars at UNC will receive an additional living stipend (to cover travel,books, etc). In addition, support is provided for three summers of service, research and travel.

The Scholarship is available for students of most courses of study including pre-medicine and pre-law. Study in medicine and law pastundergraduate level is excluded. Applications are handled by UNSW and close 1 December 2017

https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/scholarship/sc_al_search_detail.display_scholarship_details?p_scholarship_specific_id=1097

https://robertsonscholars.org/apply/international/

University of Sydney Architecture Portfolio

The portfolio submission is a way for students who have achieved close to the required ATAR (or equivalent) to gain entry into ourprogrammes. In conjunction with the HSC and other formal assessment systems, it assists the University of Sydney to identifystudents with the potential to excel in higher education in architecture or design computing. Students expecting to receive an ATARof up to five points lower than or roughly around the ATAR are encouraged to apply by submitting their portfolio. Call 800 793 864.

http://sydney.edu.au/architecture/pathways/

University of Sydney - Sydney Scholars Awards 2018

Closes end of September

How to Apply for Sydney Scholars Awards 2018. Research The Sydney Scholars Awards offers opportunities for Year 12 students, whoare commencing their studies in 2018 to apply for scholarships ranging from $6,000 (for Domestic and International students) up to$10,000 (Domestic students only) in value and awarded in duration from one year, up to the duration of their undergraduate degree,including double degrees. The scholarships will be offered to students who achieve a minimum ATAR of 95 or equivalent inconjunction with a personal statement. You need to have the University of Sydney listed as one of your preferences throughout theapplication period, i.e. from September 2017 to January 2018. Please note that if you do not include one of our courses in yourpreferences, we are unable to access your ATAR, and will not be able to offer you a scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded tosuccessful applicants enrolled in any University of Sydney undergraduate degree.

http://sydney.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/year12/How%20to%20apply%20for%20Sydney%20Scholars%20Awards%202018.pdf

and

http://sydney.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/year12/sydney-scholars-award.shtml

UNSW Art and Design's 2018 Undergraduate Guide

UNSW Art and Design is ranked in the Global Top 40 for art and design and UNSW Australia is ranked 46th in the 2017 QS WorldUniversity Ranking.

https://www.artdesign.unsw.edu.au/sites/default/files/atoms/files/unsw_art_design_2018_undergraduate_guide.pdf

UTS 2018 Course Guides

https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/essential-information/uts-courses/course-guides

FAQs about the ATAR

http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/atar/ATAR-FAQs.pdf

UTS Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) Co-operative Scholarship

To apply for the programme you must apply through both the Universities Admissions Centre and directly through UTS. Successfulapplicants are selected on a combination of interview + ATAR. It is expected that students will achieve an ATAR around 90 or higher.However, quite often we'll take in applicants whose ATAR falls in the range of 85 to 99.50. Final acceptance into this course for 2018will be determined following the release of HSC results in late December 2017.

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https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/information-technology/essential-information/how-apply/how-apply-bit

UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS

Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE)

Where: 10 Parkview Drive , SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARKWhen: Saturday,14/10/2017

TAFE

Chef Apprenticeships from HTN

Gain entry into the world of cooking through a guaranteed placement in some of Australia’s best kitchens. Our approach ensuresthat Apprentices are able to acquire a variety of skills from different industry placements during the course of their training. OurIndustry Advisors provide expert guidance for all work placements.

http://htn.com.au/

Master Builders Association Apprenticeships and Traineeships

Master Builders Apprenticeship Service is a Group Training Organisation, who employs apprentices and trainees to place them withtradespeople, builders and contractors within the Building and Construction Industry for on the job training in their selected trade.

We’re always looking for great people looking to start their apprenticeship . Apply by completing the form found in the link below.

http://www.mbansw.asn.au/Services/Apprenticeships/Become-an-Apprentice/

Electrogroup Electrical Apprenticeships

We encourage people interested in gaining an Electrogroup apprenticeship or wishing to partake in a pre-apprenticeship course toregister their interest at any time by sending through a completed application form.

You will learn to install and maintain electrical components, wiring, equipment and systems. You may have the opportunity to electto work in specialised areas of the electrical industry

http://www.electrogroup.com.au/apprentices-overview/

Automotive Group Training Apprenticeships

We employ apprentices and then place them with one, or more, host trainers in order to undergo their trade training. These hosttrainers are businesses operating in the Automotive industry and can range from small local workshops to bigger car dealerships. Wewill always aim to place our apprentices into a business that is close to their home and that fulfils all the requirements for them tolearn the trades of their apprenticeship of choice.

Select an auto Career here you like: http://www.agtnsw.com.au/job-seekers/job-profiles

Register for an opportunity here:

http://www.agtnsw.com.au/Job-Seekers/Register-with-us

MTA Automotive Apprenticeships

If you are a job seeker or recent school leaver and are seeking an apprenticeship in the automotive industry, simply email yourresume to Aaron or John below. If you have any questions please feel to call at any stage.

http://www.apprus.com.au/what-we-do.html

Automotive Apprenticeships - Inner City, Eastern Suburbs, St George and Sutherland Shire

Aaron Low, Candidate Resources, Ph: (02) 9891 6900Email: alow@apprus.com.au

Automotive Apprenticeships - Sydney Greater Metropolitan area, Central Coast and Newcastle

John Vu, Candidate Resources, Ph: (02) 9891 6900, Email: jvu@apprus.com.au

Light VehicleHeavy VehicleMotor Cycle

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Spray PaintingPanel BeatingAuto ElectricalTyre FittingSteering and SuspensionTransmissionsRadiator RepairsCar DetailingParts SalesAutomotive Administration

Landscape Contractors Apprenticeships

If you are looking for work in the Landscaping Industry, please view our positions vacant page on this website.

If you are actively looking for work in our industry, please submit your details on this form below.

http://www.landscapenswact.com.au/job-seekers-application-form.html

Master Plumbers Association of NSW Apprenticeships

7 steps to become an apprentice plumber:

http://www.masterplumbers.com.au/LiteratureRetrieve.aspx?ID=104287

Application form here:

file:///C:/Users/DESKTOP/Downloads/Application+for+Apprenticeship+SOPF+5+-+102+++++9+September+2015.pdf

Website information here:

http://www.masterplumbers.com.au/apprenticeship-opportunities

Growth Occupations for VET to 2020

https://compliantlearningresources.com.au/blog/growth-occupations-industries-australia-2020/

COLLEGES

UN 2017 Youth RepApplications open late 2017The Australian UN Youth Rep travels across the country on a national listening tour to discover what matters most to youngAustralians. The Youth Rep then reports back, sharing their stories in the media, with national leaders and other influences. As part ofthe role, the Youth Rep travels to New York with the Australian delegation to the United Nations to present important issues to the UNGeneral Assembly. Applicants must be 18 years or over to be considered for the role.https://unyouth.org.au/representation/youthrep/ Country to Canberra’s 2017 Leadership CompetitionAt least 10 young women will win a once-in-a-lifetime all-expenses paid ‘Power Trip’ prize to Canberra to meet inspiring politiciansand CEOs, attend exclusive events, tour Parliament, receive an leadership and public speaking training and so much more. Winnersalso score online mentorship sessions and access to our alumni network.Entries must be emailed to submit@countrytocanberra.com.au by 11.00 pm AEST 8 September 2017.Entrants must be:Female students who are attending school in grades 10, 11 or 12 in 2017 and attend a school that is located at least 50 kilometresaway from a town with a population 80,000 persons or more.http://countrytocanberra.com.au/enter-the-competition/ Camp AmericaJoin us for the 2018 Camp America season launch!Want to know more about our Camp America programme? Come along and find out why more than 7,000 people from around theworld head to America every year to work in Summer Camps.https://campamerica.com.au/events/

JMC Academy Short Courses for Creative Thinkers

This September, JMC Academy is proud to offer 6 different 2-4 day Short Courses based on Animation, Audio Engineering & SoundProduction, Contemporary Music & Performance, Digital Design, Entertainment Business Management, Film & Television, GameDevelopment and Songwriting. For more information contact Kassandra Kashian at JMC Academy on (02) 8241 8899or kkashian@jmc.edu.au

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OTHER NEWS

NSW Police Force Exam Dates and Locations

The NSW Police Entrance exams are coordinated every 6-8 weeks in locations across Sydney and Regional NSW. ACER will openregistrations for up to two (2) exam sessions at a time.

Exam dates currently available for registration are as follows:

14 October - Alexandria, Liverpool, Granville and Newcastle

Further 2017 dates:

2 December - Alexandria, Liverpool, Granville, Newcastle, Wagga Wagga, Coffs Harbour & Dubbo

https://nswpolice.acer.edu.au/register/exam-dates-and-locations

Register here:

https://nswpolice.acer.edu.au/register

Want to be an archaeologist? Check this out!

http://www.sciencemag.org/category/archaeology

Australian Merchant Navy

See what life is like and what you need to do to be part of the exciting world in the merchant navy.

http://www.australianmerchantnavy.com/whatwedoatsea.htm

Sports People - Employment in Sport

Established in 1996, Sportspeople was the first agency in Australia to offer a specialised sport recruitment service.Today Sportspeople remains a highly specialised agency offering a range of recruitment services to the broader sport, fitness andaquatics sector throughout Australia and New Zealand.

http://www.sportspeople.com.au

EA Ski and Snowboard Training

Positions for 2017 November and December for intermediate to advanced skiers and snow boarders. Training provided withemployment opportunities.

http://courses.easkiandsnowboard.com/skiing-instructor-courses/

Defence Careers Information Sessions

Find a location and a date to suit your needs and interests.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/DefenceJobsAustralia/events/

Defence Work Experience Programme - Some Options

The Defence Work Experience Programme provides young Australians interested in Defence as a future career, the opportunity tosample life in Defence and learn more about the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and the Australian Public Service (APS).

Here are a handful of the options available. See the links below for all your opportunities and to apply.

Au Pair in America Information Session. Get paid to work with children in the USA.

20 September. 6.00pm

AIFS Office 10 - 14 Oxford Square, Darlinghurst

10 - 14 Oxford Square, Darlinghurst

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become more than just a tourist. We offer free return flights* (conditions apply), medical insurance, 24/7 support . For all of theconditions and details call 1300 889 067 to speak to our Sydney office. Visit :

www.aupairinamerica.com.au

https://www.facebook.com/pg/AuPairInAmericaAU/events/

The Simpson Prize

Closes 10 November

The Simpson Prize is a national writing competition for Year 9 and 10 students interested in Australian history. The competitionencourages participants to explore the significance of the Anzac experience and what it has meant for Australia.

http://www.simpsonprize.org

Looking for a Job After School? Employability Skills

Most employers will also want you to have some general skills. These general job skills are sometimes called "employability skills".Having employability skills can help you get a job. They can also help you stay in a job and work your way to the top.

http://www.youthcentral.vic.gov.au/jobs-careers/planning-your-career/employability-skills

Au Pair Around the World with AIFS America, the UK, Spain, France or China

Experience life overseas as an au pair in America, the UK, Spain, France or China. Earn money, gain new skills, meet new people andhave the time of your life. Be more than just a tourist! Our all-inclusive, safe and supportive programmes run for 3 - 12 months.Email info@aifs.com.au for your free info pack.

http://www.aifs.com.au

How Long Does It Take to Become a Fully Qualified Doctor

It’s an absolute minimum of 10 years following entry from high school, but it’s not unusual to take 12 to 14 years. Read more here:

https://www.myhealthcareer.com.au/medicine/how-long-does-it-take-to-become-a-doctor

Final year Dental Science students share their tips for starting university

A must watch video for any interested Dental Science students.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn0QFx_bk1o

Land Your Career

Careers in land management are diverse and rewarding. Clicking on the icons and learn more about the various careers areas thatexist in land management, the types of jobs available, activities undertaken in these jobs and what type of qualifications andexperiences are needed.

http://landyourcareer.edu.au/careers.php

A career as a vet

This website gives an overview of the career of the veterinarian and the salary range that a new graduate might expect. The site alsoprovides a list of Australian universities that facilitate the Bachelor of Veterinary Science.

http://essendonvet.com.au/careers/a-career-as-a-veterinarian

How to write an effective cover letter

http://tafesouthwestblog.tafeq.com/article/how-to-write-an-effective-cover-letter/

Year 12 HSC Study Guide

Delivered by The Sydney Morning Herald and NESA. Plenty of practical information and advice.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/hsc-study-guide-2017/

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Your Tutor - Free Practice Tests and Quizzes

Test your knowledge across a wide range of subjects with our quizzes and practice tests.

http://www.yourtutor.com.au/resources/free-practice-tests

Dr Frederick Osman | Director of Vocational Education and RTO Manager (Careers Education)

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