NEWSLETTER 9 March 2018

Term 1 Week 6

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Dear Parents I would like to invite the parent community to a little gathering which I am calling a ldquoCocktail evening with the principalrdquo The reason is twofold Firstly it will be a great opportunity to meet and gather socially with all of the new Year 7 parents who have now joined our community Secondly it is also an excellent opportunity for me to meet all parents informally over some nice food and a few drinks I will be inviting staff along for the evening and hope that as many parents as possible will be able to join us This evening is for adults only and for catering purposes your RSVP is essential as soon as possible Our booking system (trybooking) will list this as a free event however there will be a $1500 contribution fee per person to cover food and drinks Details are as follows Date Friday 11 May 2018 Time 500 ndash 700pm Location School Cost $1500 per person paid on the night RSVP httpswwwtrybookingcomUPZF

I mentioned in the last newsletter that I have set two challenges for all students during Lent The first is to assist at home somehow and the second is to help or support someone in the local community I have been asking students how they are going with this and for most it has been a positive answer I would encourage parents to help their sons achieve their challenges over the next few weeks

A very important part of learning in every school is the professional learning of staff The College learning committee has designed a highly effective program for all staff at De La Salle Caringbah to further develop their learning and teaching skills This program will ensure that staff are part of the latest and most contemporary pedagogy that will ensure authentic learning outcomes for students and best practice in the classroom I trust that Mondays staff professional learning day has been of great benefit

Prayer

God of Mercy

I feel my heart overflowing with your tenderness

I sense your loving touch deep within my soul I ask for your help in my weakness

that I might be faithful to your word

and I am so grateful that your mercy for my failings is as strong

as your unbounded love for me

Amen

Last week Year 7 attended their camp at Webbs Creek During my visit on Thursday I was very impressed by the maturity displayed by our young men and by their obvious enjoyment of the camp experience It is at times like this that 12 and 13 year old boys often meet their lifelong friends Thank you very much to Mr Manahan the Year 7 team and all staff that gave up their time to attend this three day camp

I would also like to thank parents for their ongoing support regarding student uniform and appearance I have reminded students about looking doing and being their best at all times Having their shirts tucked in always is important so too is their hair being neat tidy and compliant I firmly believe that the little things matter and to see the vast majority of our students looking outstanding is a credit to their parents God bless Mr Peter Buxton Principal

Attendance Dear Parents Regular attendance at school for every student is essential if students are to achieve their potential and increase their career and life options Schools in partnerships with parents are responsible for promoting the regular attendance of students While parents are legally responsible for the regular attendance of their children school staff as part of their duty of care record and monitor part and whole day absences Schools in providing a caring teaching and learning environment which addresses the learning and support needs of students including those with additional learning and support needs or complex health conditions foster students sense of wellbeing and belonging to the school community There will be times when parents wish to take their sons out of school for a variety of reasons These reasons are

Early Departure If a parent needs to take a child early from class they are required to go to the school office first where the office staff will enter a departure time and reason on the school attendance system The student is not allowed to leave the school without this entry It is then recorded

as a partial absence in the class roll This is a safety measure to protect the students Sometimes a parent may wish for another person to collect their child If so parents are to advise the school that the person is authorised to collect the child Students participating in elite Sports or elite Arts events Accredited elite sports programs include national and international sports organisations which run camps for athletes and national sports squads in which students have been selected to participate Elite Arts is defined as an opportunity for a student to participate in an event or program that is beyond the gifted and talented opportunities that Sydney Catholic Schools offers This does not include regular attendance at centres (Ballet schools Instrument tuition) If your son is involved in an elite sport or elite arts event you will need to fill out application form (A2) for exemption from attendance This needs to occur before the event If your application is approved a certificate of exemption will be issued by the school and your son will be recorded as exempt from attendance for the duration of the event Application form (A2) is available from the school Travel Family holidays and travel are no longer considered under the Exemption from School-Procedures Travel outside of vacation period is now counted as an absence Travel is considered to be domestic or international travel for the purpose of a family holiday family business bereavement or other reasons

From time to time parentscaregivers may approach the school to seek permission for their son to travel during school term for periods of time In this instance you will need to fill out application form (A1) requesting permission for your son to travel This needs to occur before the event If your application is approved a certificate of exemption will be issued by the school and your son will be recorded as on leave from the school for the duration of the event

This leave is recorded as an approved absence If the application for leave is not approved your son will be recorded as having an unexplained absence Application form (A1) is available from the school I thank you in advance for following these procedures National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence On Friday 16 March 2018 Australian schools will stand united in their communities to celebrate the eighth National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence (NDA) The National Day of Action is Australiarsquos key anti-bullying event for schools and in 2018 schools are called to imagine a world free from bullying and share their BIG IDEAS Parents and Carers play an important role in taking action against bullying and violence There are some great resources for parents available on the Bullying No Way Website These can be found at the following internet address httpsbullyingnowaygovauYourRolePagesFor-Parents-and-carersaspx The National Day is a positive day of action bringing school communities together to help find workable solutions that address bullying and violence Here at De La Salle College we will be holding a short assembly to address these important issues Lets Take a Stand Together Mr Kevin Trimble Assistant Principal

During Lent we often think about ldquogiving something uprdquo for the 40 days of Lent this traditional form of abstinence encourages people to move away from their temptations During the season of Lent I like to encourage our young men to ldquodo something elserdquo where I encourage the boys instead of giving something up to do something different in their lives and perhaps help someone else or themselves In the coming weeks we as a College will be handing out a letter in RE classes seeking interest in any student wanting to complete their Sacraments of Initiation in the Catholic Church The last 2 years have seen an incredible 17 students undertake this journey to become full members of the Catholic community If families have any questions regarding this program

please do not hesitate to contact me through the office

Our weekly Monday morning masses commenced last week and continue throughout the year Each year group will have the opportunity to share in this great sacrament a number of times throughout the year The next mass will be for Year 9 on the 19 March

Throughout the year but particularly during lent all students will have the opportunity to undertake the sacrament of Reconciliation with our Parish Priests at Our Lady of Fatima Parish church Below are the upcoming reconciliation times

Week 7

7 Solomon Term 1 Week 7 Tuesday 13 March Period 4 at 1220pm

9 Benildus Term 1 Week 7 Thursday 15 March Period 1 at 850am

9 Kilian Term 1 Week 7 Thursday 15 March Period 5 at 150pm

Week 8

9 Dermot Term 1 Week 8 Monday 19 March Period 3 at 1120am

7 Kilian Term 1 Week 8 Tuesday 20 March Period 4 at 1220pm

7 Solomon Term 1 Week 8 Wednesday 21 March Period 2 at 950am

9 Miguel Term 1 Week 8 Friday 23 March Period 3 at 1110am

Mr Peter Strudwick Religious Education Coordinator

As you may be aware the next World Youth Day (WYD) will be held in Panama City Panama from 22 to 27 January 2019 Consistent with previous WYDs Sydney Catholic Schools is preparing to send a delegation of staff and students to the upcoming WYD in 2019 Students are currently enrolled in Year 10 will be eligible to attend the international gathering as members of the Sydney Catholic Schools contingent Below is an approximate cost of the three pilgrimages on offer with key highlights of each option

Peru Panama 20 days approximate cost

$1049200

Mexico City Panama 18 days approximate cost

$924500

Washington DC Panama 17 days approximate cost

$891800

Key highlights of the pilgrimage via Peru

- Saints of Lima Saint Rose

of Lima amp Saint Martin de

Porres

- Mission work

- Sacred Valley

- Machu Picchu

- Cusco

Key highlights of the pilgrimage via Mexico City

- Teotihuacan (Pyramids)

- Mission work

- Sacred Valley

- Machu Picchu

- Cusco

- Church of Fifth Apparition

- Plaza of Three Cultures

- Metropolitan Cathedral

- San Juan Bautista Church

Coyoacan

- Puebla

- Cholula

- Basilica of Our Lady of

Guadalupe

Key highlights of the pilgrimage via Washington DC

- Basilica of the National

Shrine of the Immaculate

Conception

- Washington landmarks

including

Washington Monument Lincoln Memorial Whitehouse Holocaust Memorial Museum Saint John Paul II National Shrine Smithsonian Museum

If your son is currently in Year 10 and is interested in attending WYD Panama can you please inform Mr Musumeci by Wednesday 14 March 2018 Mr Anthony Musumeci Youth Ministry Coordinator amp Lasallian Facilitator

At the beginning of each school year all studentsrsquo internet accounts require a password reset If your son has not yet changed his CENET password

(internet password) he needs to visit the below website and do so ASAP httpsuserappcenetcatholiceduau

DLSCCC have a brand new Instagram account Feel free to follow us - dlscaringbah

Mrs Erin Rogers

E-LearningAdministration Coordinator

With many events coming up over the next few weeks and quite a few assessment tasks due I would like to take this opportunity to highlight the following items

1 If your son is sick or for an unforeseen reason is unable to attend school on a

day when an assessment task is due an IllnessMisadventure Form (available from the school office or website) needs to be completed and given back to the relevant subject teacher within 2 days of returning to school

2 If you know in advance your son will be away for a task our policy suggests that your son needs to speak to his teacher well BEFORE THE FIRST SCHEDULED DAY OF ABSENCE in order to make alternative submission arrangements

Any situation where the above rules are not followed will result in a zero mark being recorded for the task and a letter sent home stating that the student is at risk of not completing a course

Please help your son stay up to date with the assessment tasks due There are a few easy ways to make this happen

1 Subscribe to our Assessment Calendars on your mobile device and look ahead to see which tasks are due soon

2 Use our Assessment Schedule which is the document I suggest you put up on the fridge at home to check off tasks as your son moves through the semester

3 Check out the Assessment Handbook which has a brief description of each task due throughout the year (specific dates for Semester One only) which was given out to your son in Week 4

4 Electronic copies of all of this information can be found at our College Assessment website

httpssitesgooglecomasydcatholiceduauassessment-site-dls-caringbah

I have spoken to all students who are members of our Newman Selective Gifted Education Program over the past week regarding the following 3 items

1 The Newman Symposium is scheduled for Tuesday 20 November 2018 from 500pm It is an expectation that all students who are members of a Newman class attend this event and share at least one piece of work from any KLA with the community

2 We will be holding our Newman Parent Information Evening on Wednesday 28 March 2018 from 630pm This information session is designed for Parents of current Newman classes who want more information about our Newman program and will be most useful for our Year 7 parents

At the beginning of each school year all studentsrsquo internet accounts require a password reset If your son has not yet changed his CENET password

(internet password) he needs to visit the below website and do so ASAP httpsuserappcenetcatholiceduau

DLSCCC have a brand new Instagram account Feel free to follow us - dlscaringbah

Mrs Erin Rogers

E-LearningAdministration Coordinator

With many events coming up over the next few weeks and quite a few assessment tasks due I would like to take this opportunity to highlight the following items

1 If your son is sick or for an unforeseen reason is unable to attend school on a

day when an assessment task is due an IllnessMisadventure Form (available from the school office or website) needs to be completed and given back to the relevant subject teacher within 2 days of returning to school

2 If you know in advance your son will be away for a task our policy suggests that your son needs to speak to his teacher well BEFORE THE FIRST SCHEDULED DAY OF ABSENCE in order to make alternative submission arrangements

Any situation where the above rules are not followed will result in a zero mark being recorded for the task and a letter sent home stating that the student is at risk of not completing a course

Please help your son stay up to date with the assessment tasks due There are a few easy ways to make this happen

1 Subscribe to our Assessment Calendars on your mobile device and look ahead to see which tasks are due soon

2 Use our Assessment Schedule which is the document I suggest you put up on the fridge at home to check off tasks as your son moves through the semester

3 Check out the Assessment Handbook which has a brief description of each task due throughout the year (specific dates for Semester One only) which was given out to your son in Week 4

4 Electronic copies of all of this information can be found at our College Assessment website

httpssitesgooglecomasydcatholiceduauassessment-site-dls-caringbah

I have spoken to all students who are members of our Newman Selective Gifted Education Program over the past week regarding the following 3 items

1 The Newman Symposium is scheduled for Tuesday 20 November 2018 from 500pm It is an expectation that all students who are members of a Newman class attend this event and share at least one piece of work from any KLA with the community

2 We will be holding our Newman Parent Information Evening on Wednesday 28 March 2018 from 630pm This information session is designed for Parents of current Newman classes who want more information about our Newman program and will be most useful for our Year 7 parents

However if there are parents from other year groups who would like to attend please feel free to do so Please complete the return slip on the invitation which will let us know how many parents to expect and provide us contact details for future Newman correspondence

3 A Newman Student Learning Survey was sent to your sonrsquos email last week Please encourage him to complete this form if he has not already done so

Last year we surveyed all of the students who won awards in Semester One and asked them to identify the factors that they think lead to their success Many students highlighted the benefits of both Breakfast and Homework Clubs These clubs will be running from Term 1 Week 6 until the end of the Term 2 Assessment Period (Term 2 Week 6)

Breakfast Club - Wednesday and Thursday 730 - 815am Homework Club - Tuesday and Thursday 300 - 400pm

Mr Craig Haran

Leader Of Teaching amp Learning

In 2018 we are introducing a Work Experience Program at the College to enable Year 10 students to spend a planned week in the workplace gaining practical experience assisting their career choices and building industry skills In order for the program to be successful we require a collaborative approach between the College students parents and employers We are inviting Year 10 parents to be involved in supporting students to find an enriching work experience opportunity Students have been encouraged to explore and research potential careers and industries via the Job Jump career website Many students with the support of their parents have already identified industries and employers that they are approaching to request a work experience placement

ALL Year Ten students will undertake one week of work experience from Monday 19 November - Friday 23 November 2018

Students need to begin actively trying to find a suitable work experience location under the guidance of their parentscaregivers You will receive a Work Experience Information Pack on Thursday 15 March 2018 A gentle reminder that you also have the opportunity to attend the following Career and Transition Information Sessions

Year 11 2019 Information Night on Monday 19 March 2018 700pm at DLS Cronulla

Job Jump ParentStudent Career Information Night on Tuesday 27 March 2018

Year 11 2019 Subject Market Night on Tuesday 12 June 300-500pm and 600-730pm at De La

Salle College Cronulla

University of Wollongong (UOW) - Year 10 subject selection evening

Wednesday 2 May 2018 planned venue is Gymea Tradies University of Sydney - Year 10 Information Evening

University of Sydney - Thursday 5 April 2018 University of NSW - Year 10 Information Evening

University of NSW - Wednesday 9 May 2018 Sutherland Shire Tertiary Information Day

Sutherland Entertainment Centre - Thursday 10 May 2018 Please see individual University and TAFE College websites for further details of other information

nights available

Please also refer to the De La Salle Cronulla career tools link to find an ongoing calendar of external career information sessions that you may be interested in attending httpdlscronullacareerscomau

Mrs Tracie Halfpenny Transition Coordinator

De La Salle is very fortunate to have the QuickSmart Program for our year 8 and 9 students The program has been running for the past four years with growth and improvement with the students that participate in the program The program is designed to enhance studentsrsquo fluency in numeracy by improving their information

retrieval times the program also strengthens studentsrsquo problematic skills The program is intensive and participating students are selected from year 8 and carried over into year 9 Students are withdrawn from their classes twice a week to attend the QuickSmart lessons these lessons are held in a classroom environment with only 3 to 4 students in a class

Some key components of the QuickSmart program are

(a) Structured and time-efficient lessons which have a set sequence of activities (b) Motivating and timed practice activities aimed at speedy recall of known

facts (c) Practising and improving on what they already know and then learn and

practise new knowledge during the lesson (d) Content is explicitly linked to current classroom curriculum

The QuickSmart program is a responsive small-group intervention that aims to develop fluent (Quick) and efficient (Smart) strategy use

Mrs Marisa Halpin

A reminder that all students and parents can access assessment notifications via the lsquoCollege Assessment Google Sitersquo Throughout 2018 students in 81 will participate in a penpal writing exchange with a Year 7 class of lsquoLa Pianca Schoolrsquo in the town of Conegliano in the north-eastern part of Italy Irsquom sure the boys will form lasting friendships as a result of this project Excitement is building as we edge closer to our educational tour of Italy in early April Whilst on tour we will keep the College community updated through the DLSCC Caringbah Instagram page dlscaringbah Ms Maria Altieri

Lote Coordinator

Year 8Unit 1 Topic Test Week 7 - Thursday 15 or Friday 16 March

Year 9The lsquoRealrsquo Italian iBook for Travellers Week 8 - Wednesday 21 March

The Annual College swimming carnival was held on Friday 23 February The day started early

in the morning for 30 of our competitive swimmers competing in the 200m IM 200m free and

the 100m free The school moved over to the pool at 900am starting with their rousing house

chants setting the tone for a great day The studentrsquos involvement in the swimming events

was very high with many boys competing in all events

House champion points were very close and this came down to boys gaining points for their house through participating in their events There were two long standing records broken on the day by the same student Congratulations to Jeremy Woods of Year 9 on the following records 15yrs 50m Free NR 2670 (old record 2003 Stephen Parkes 2673) Intermediate 200m Free NR 21684 (old record Kyle OrsquoBrien 21878) AGE CHAMPIONS 12yrs ndash Liam Constance 13yrs ndash Zachary Byron 14yrs ndash Nicholas Durkin 15yrs ndash Jeremy Woods 16yrs ndash Ben Grech

2018 Swimming House Points 1st Kilian 832pts 2nd Miguel 775 pts 3rd Dermot 770pts 4th Soloman 757pts 5th Benildus 368pts

Congratulations to the following students on gaining selection into the 15yrs SSCCC rugby league team They will now trial for the Sydney Independent Colleges team They are Benjamin Mabon Cody Layton Travis Crook Dane Grant and Shea McKenzie

Congratulations to the following students who competed in the NSW All Schools Triathlon last Wednesday and Thursday Zane Galea of Year 8 competed in the junior individual race on Wednesday covering the distance of 400m swim 10km bike and a 3km run and placing 151 from over 300 competitors

The College had 2 teams compete on the Thursday in the relay events The distance was 400m swim 10km bike and a 4km run The team of Jeremy Woods Finlay Lynch and Darcy Hill finished 42 Our second team of Declan Bourke Thomas Whitehill and Jack Winchester finished 44 Last weekend a few of Year 7 and Year 8 De La Caringbah students won the 2018 Bathurst Cup at soccer Zachary OHara Will Collins Jordan Reynolds Dominic Ofria and Max Lehmann all represented the 13yrs Sutherland soccer team and competed against other teams from around NSW The team went through the tournament undefeated and won the final in a very exciting penalty shootout

Mr Luke Carnegie

Sports Coordinator

This year has seen a great increase and interest in the Dukersquos award and has about 40 students registered to participate in the program for 2018 As part of the programme last Friday afternoon participating students from Year 9 and 10 joined OLMC in Burraneer Park to learn about how to stay safe on their expeditions This is the first year we have joined the two programmes together and whilst we complete the Awards fairly separately the two schools will be joining together for the Silver journeys only This is hopefully to nurture a larger group into completing their Gold awards at De La Salle Cronulla On Friday with the expert tuition of Mrs King from OLMC students learnt where and how to set up the tents how to pack our packs efficiently a little about communication and first aid in the bush and how to use the small gas stoves The students all worked well together with some help also coming from the Silver students who have already completed two expeditions for their Bronze Award last year Our Bronze Expedition is 22 ndash 23 March in the Royal National Park Our Silver Expedition is 4 - 6 April in the Blue Mountains with Year 10 girls and boys We wish them fine weather and a safe journey

Congratulations to the following students on gaining selection into the 15yrs SSCCC rugby league team They will now trial for the Sydney Independent Colleges team They are Benjamin Mabon Cody Layton Travis Crook Dane Grant and Shea McKenzie

Congratulations to the following students who competed in the NSW All Schools Triathlon last Wednesday and Thursday Zane Galea of Year 8 competed in the junior individual race on Wednesday covering the distance of 400m swim 10km bike and a 3km run and placing 151 from over 300 competitors

The College had 2 teams compete on the Thursday in the relay events The distance was 400m swim 10km bike and a 4km run The team of Jeremy Woods Finlay Lynch and Darcy Hill finished 42 Our second team of Declan Bourke Thomas Whitehill and Jack Winchester finished 44 Last weekend a few of Year 7 and Year 8 De La Caringbah students won the 2018 Bathurst Cup at soccer Zachary OHara Will Collins Jordan Reynolds Dominic Ofria and Max Lehmann all represented the 13yrs Sutherland soccer team and competed against other teams from around NSW The team went through the tournament undefeated and won the final in a very exciting penalty shootout

Mr Luke Carnegie

Sports Coordinator

This year has seen a great increase and interest in the Dukersquos award and has about 40 students registered to participate in the program for 2018 As part of the programme last Friday afternoon participating students from Year 9 and 10 joined OLMC in Burraneer Park to learn about how to stay safe on their expeditions This is the first year we have joined the two programmes together and whilst we complete the Awards fairly separately the two schools will be joining together for the Silver journeys only This is hopefully to nurture a larger group into completing their Gold awards at De La Salle Cronulla On Friday with the expert tuition of Mrs King from OLMC students learnt where and how to set up the tents how to pack our packs efficiently a little about communication and first aid in the bush and how to use the small gas stoves The students all worked well together with some help also coming from the Silver students who have already completed two expeditions for their Bronze Award last year Our Bronze Expedition is 22 ndash 23 March in the Royal National Park Our Silver Expedition is 4 - 6 April in the Blue Mountains with Year 10 girls and boys We wish them fine weather and a safe journey

Mr William Carroll amp Mr Bryce Forrest

CANTEEN NEWS

Now that we are in the season of Lent could you please advise your son that every FRIDAY until Easter the canteen will not be selling any meat products at all There will be an alternate menu on these days

Thank you in advance

Mrs Trish EdwardsMrs Vera Andrews Canteen Managers

CANTEEN ROSTER 12 March ndash 23 March 2018

Monday 123 PUPIL FREE DAY

Tuesday 133 T Hanslow

Wednesday 143 S Corcoran

Thursday 153 K Ruhle

Friday 163 A MilletR Donaghy

Monday 193 A Reynolds-Smith

Tuesday 203 M SchneiderP Hetherington

Wednesday 213 C Morrison

Thursday 223 W Macken

Friday 233 S FerosH Griffiths

Important datesevents

The 2018 College Calendar can be accessed via the Calendar link on the College website wwwdlscaringbahcatholiceduau

Upcoming Events for the next fortnight

Term 1 Week 7

Monday 123 Staff Development Day ndash Pupil Free Day Wednesday 143 SSCCC Swim Carnival Term 1 Week 8 Wednesday 213 Open Night ndash 545pm ndash 800pm

Congratulations to the following students who have received merits

BRONZE CERTIFICATES Year 7 Cooper Airth Andrew Arena Luke Callanan Harley Cass Dennis Cheng Koby Hedges Julian Hughes Isaiah Jacobs Angus Juffermans Garvyn Kendrigan Marcus Mitreski Kai Morris Paul Moutevelis Matthew Nunn Dylan Plesa Liam Sanderson Cooper Scarr Joshua Vanderlaan Samuel Winchester and Alexander Woolbank Year 8 Alex Di Lisio Brendan Fares Frankie Karabetsos Zack Pontey and James Talevski Year 9 Gabriele Care Shavinda Fernando Jordan Reyes Bradley Thorncraft and Ezekiel Williams Year 10 Tamati-Jai Suters

MATHEMATICS COORDINATORS AWARDS TERM 1 2018

STAGE 4

YEAR 7 YEAR 8

7-1 Newman Ryan Kay 8-1 Newman Sam Satio

7-2 Patrick Devane 8-2 Nathan Green

7-3 Sam Winchester

8-3 Brendan Fares

7-4 Lachlan Gregg 8-4 Tyler Fisher

7-5 Bryce Pomery 8-5 Mackenzie Swaysland

STAGE 5

YEAR 9 YEAR 10

9 Newman Arthur Kyriakides

10 Newman James Trevallion

9-1 Ben Wesley 10-1 Lachlan Mullaly

9-2 James Stortenbeker

10-2 Mitch McIlveen

9-3 Anthony Lusic 10-3 T J Suters

9-4 Jake Zaglas 10-4 Joshua Robinson

9-5 James Kearney

Wednesday 14 March 2018

DE LA SALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE CRONULLA

FOCUS HSC SUCCESS

A Tradition of Academic Success Since 1936

ENROLMENT INFORMATION

NIGHT for Year 11-2019

Monday 19th March 2018

7pm to 8pm College Hall

infodlscronullacatholiceduau

8522 1500

2 Cross Road Cronulla

IS CLOSING PERMANENTLY

FROM 23RD MARCH

CRONULLA

All School Uniforms will be available for purchase at Lowes Miranda from

Monday 12th of March

School Uniforms stock will be moved from Friday 9th March

374 - 376 High Street MaitlandPlease pass this information onto your families

Sorry for any inconvenience caused

We are delighted to announce the opening of Year 10 Work Experience program in 2018 hosted by

the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Sydney

This program provides unique opportunities for high school students to experience how fundamental

concepts of physics chemistry and mathematics are utilized to create innovative engineering solutions

for some of the current technological problems

The interactive nature of our outreach programs gives students a chance to explore their passion towards

a particular area while joining our research groups and engaging with our excellent chemical engineering

studentsmentors They can gain insights into various chemical industries and possible careers in

chemical engineering whilst undertaking research in areas that concern our industry partners

You can view the current timetable of this week-long program

Further information

In 2018 we will provide the program in two rounds

Term 2 14 - 18 May

Term 3 30 July - 3 August

Students can apply for the program

The application deadline is 900am Monday 19 March 2018

Applicants will be notified of their outcomes in early April

We look forward to welcoming your students on USYD campus

The University of Sydney

Wednesday 14 March 2018

DE LA SALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE CRONULLA

FOCUS HSC SUCCESS

A Tradition of Academic Success Since 1936

ENROLMENT INFORMATION

NIGHT for Year 11-2019

Monday 19th March 2018

7pm to 8pm College Hall

infodlscronullacatholiceduau

8522 1500

2 Cross Road Cronulla

IS CLOSING PERMANENTLY

FROM 23RD MARCH

CRONULLA

All School Uniforms will be available for purchase at Lowes Miranda from

Monday 12th of March

School Uniforms stock will be moved from Friday 9th March

374 - 376 High Street MaitlandPlease pass this information onto your families

Sorry for any inconvenience caused

We are delighted to announce the opening of Year 10 Work Experience program in 2018 hosted by

the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Sydney

This program provides unique opportunities for high school students to experience how fundamental

concepts of physics chemistry and mathematics are utilized to create innovative engineering solutions

for some of the current technological problems

The interactive nature of our outreach programs gives students a chance to explore their passion towards

a particular area while joining our research groups and engaging with our excellent chemical engineering

studentsmentors They can gain insights into various chemical industries and possible careers in

chemical engineering whilst undertaking research in areas that concern our industry partners

You can view the current timetable of this week-long program

Further information

In 2018 we will provide the program in two rounds

Term 2 14 - 18 May

Term 3 30 July - 3 August

Students can apply for the program

The application deadline is 900am Monday 19 March 2018

Applicants will be notified of their outcomes in early April

We look forward to welcoming your students on USYD campus

The University of Sydney

DE LA SALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE CRONULLA

FOCUS HSC SUCCESS

A Tradition of Academic Success Since 1936

ENROLMENT INFORMATION

NIGHT for Year 11-2019

Monday 19th March 2018

7pm to 8pm College Hall

infodlscronullacatholiceduau

8522 1500

2 Cross Road Cronulla

IS CLOSING PERMANENTLY

FROM 23RD MARCH

CRONULLA

All School Uniforms will be available for purchase at Lowes Miranda from

Monday 12th of March

School Uniforms stock will be moved from Friday 9th March

374 - 376 High Street MaitlandPlease pass this information onto your families

Sorry for any inconvenience caused

We are delighted to announce the opening of Year 10 Work Experience program in 2018 hosted by

the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Sydney

This program provides unique opportunities for high school students to experience how fundamental

concepts of physics chemistry and mathematics are utilized to create innovative engineering solutions

for some of the current technological problems

The interactive nature of our outreach programs gives students a chance to explore their passion towards

a particular area while joining our research groups and engaging with our excellent chemical engineering

studentsmentors They can gain insights into various chemical industries and possible careers in

chemical engineering whilst undertaking research in areas that concern our industry partners

You can view the current timetable of this week-long program

Further information

In 2018 we will provide the program in two rounds

Term 2 14 - 18 May

Term 3 30 July - 3 August

Students can apply for the program

The application deadline is 900am Monday 19 March 2018

Applicants will be notified of their outcomes in early April

We look forward to welcoming your students on USYD campus

The University of Sydney

IS CLOSING PERMANENTLY

FROM 23RD MARCH

CRONULLA

All School Uniforms will be available for purchase at Lowes Miranda from

Monday 12th of March

School Uniforms stock will be moved from Friday 9th March

374 - 376 High Street MaitlandPlease pass this information onto your families

Sorry for any inconvenience caused

We are delighted to announce the opening of Year 10 Work Experience program in 2018 hosted by

the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Sydney

This program provides unique opportunities for high school students to experience how fundamental

concepts of physics chemistry and mathematics are utilized to create innovative engineering solutions

for some of the current technological problems

The interactive nature of our outreach programs gives students a chance to explore their passion towards

a particular area while joining our research groups and engaging with our excellent chemical engineering

studentsmentors They can gain insights into various chemical industries and possible careers in

chemical engineering whilst undertaking research in areas that concern our industry partners

You can view the current timetable of this week-long program

Further information

In 2018 we will provide the program in two rounds

Term 2 14 - 18 May

Term 3 30 July - 3 August

Students can apply for the program

The application deadline is 900am Monday 19 March 2018

Applicants will be notified of their outcomes in early April

We look forward to welcoming your students on USYD campus

The University of Sydney

We are delighted to announce the opening of Year 10 Work Experience program in 2018 hosted by

the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Sydney

This program provides unique opportunities for high school students to experience how fundamental

concepts of physics chemistry and mathematics are utilized to create innovative engineering solutions

for some of the current technological problems

The interactive nature of our outreach programs gives students a chance to explore their passion towards

a particular area while joining our research groups and engaging with our excellent chemical engineering

studentsmentors They can gain insights into various chemical industries and possible careers in

chemical engineering whilst undertaking research in areas that concern our industry partners

You can view the current timetable of this week-long program

Further information

In 2018 we will provide the program in two rounds

Term 2 14 - 18 May

Term 3 30 July - 3 August

Students can apply for the program

The application deadline is 900am Monday 19 March 2018

Applicants will be notified of their outcomes in early April

We look forward to welcoming your students on USYD campus

The University of Sydney