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Page 1 Randwick Boys’ High School Guiding Young Men to Success Corner Rainbow and Avoca Streets, Randwick NSW 2031 Web: www.randwickb-h.schools.nsw.edu.au Phone: 9399 3122 Fax: 9399 9546 Email: [email protected] Issue 17 12 June 2020 From the Principal Covid-19 update ere are some changes to the current restrictions in place regard- ing school activities. Please see details later in this newsletter from the Department of Education, titled “is guide is for parents and carers – A guide to NSW school students returning to face-to-face learning”. e easing of some restrictions are in line with health advice. We welcome the easing of more restrictions from next Monday (15 th June) and look forward to even more from the beginning of Term 3. Modified sport continues on Wednesday afternoons e latest advice concerning easing of restrictions includes infor- mation regarding sport. Unfortunately, inter-school sport (Grade and Knockouts), our Athletics Carnival and full or semi contact sports are not permitted. Wednes- day aſternoon sport will continue in it’s current format until the end of Term 2. From Term 3, all sport, including contact sport, can resume. We are currently in negotiations with other schools in our Zone to coor- dinate Grade sport during Term 3 and what the season will include. Mr Noreika, our sports coordinator, will have further information regarding progress in the coming weeks. We thank all students, staff and parents/guardians for their patience regarding modifications to sport, during these times. As you are aware, sport is an important part of our school culture and fabric and we hope to have our winter season progressing from the beginning of Term 3. High Potential Gifted Education exam held Saturday 13 th June Tomorrow, we have over 65 Year 6, 7, 8 and 9 students sitting the academic examination for a potential place in our expanding High Potential and Giſted Education program. e exam will be held in the school hall tomorrow morning. We encourage all students to be here at 8.30, in preparation for the exam. Good luck to all students! I would like to thank Louise McNeil, our Deputy Principal, for coordinating the program and hosting two Zoom meetings for inter- ested parents and guardians. Year 12 Practical At present, we have 3 Year 12 subjects that require a practical com- ponent to be completed and submitted or performed for the HSC. Music, Visual Arts and Wood Technology all have such requirements. For the next 2 weeks, on a Wednesday aſternoon during sport, from 12.45 – 2.30, we are allowing Year 12 students completing these components, to work on their major practical works. Staff will be supervising during these times and it allows our Year 12 students a large amount of time to work on their projects. We encourage Year 12 students in Music, Visual Arts and Wood Technology to take this opportunity, as it will only be offered on Wednesday 17 th and 24 th June. L Raskall Principal Year 10 Meningococcal Vaccinaons Thursday 18 th June School Hall Consent forms were distributed to students on Tuesday 19 th May. If your son was absent on the day of distribuon, he can collect a copy from his Roll Call teacher or the Front Office. Consent must be submied to the Front Office by Friday 12 th June.

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Issue 17 12 June 2020

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Randwick Boys’ High SchoolGuiding Young Men to Success

Corner Rainbow and Avoca Streets, Randwick NSW 2031 Web: www.randwickb-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

Phone: 9399 3122 Fax: 9399 9546 Email: [email protected]

Issue 17 12 June 2020

From the Principal

Covid-19 update

There are some changes to the current restrictions in place regard-ing school activities. Please see details later in this newsletter from the Department of Education, titled “This guide is for parents and carers – A guide to NSW school students returning to face-to-face learning”. The easing of some restrictions are in line with health advice. We welcome the easing of more restrictions from next Monday (15th June) and look forward to even more from the beginning of Term 3.

Modified sport continues on Wednesday afternoons

The latest advice concerning easing of restrictions includes infor-mation regarding sport.

Unfortunately, inter-school sport (Grade and Knockouts), our Athletics Carnival and full or semi contact sports are not permitted. Wednes-day afternoon sport will continue in it’s current format until the end of Term 2.

From Term 3, all sport, including contact sport, can resume. We are currently in negotiations with other schools in our Zone to coor-dinate Grade sport during Term 3 and what the season will include. Mr Noreika, our sports coordinator, will have further information regarding progress in the coming weeks.

We thank all students, staff and parents/guardians for their patience regarding modifications to sport, during these times. As you are aware, sport is an important part of our school culture and fabric and we hope to have our winter season progressing from the beginning of Term 3.

High Potential Gifted Education exam held Saturday 13th June

Tomorrow, we have over 65 Year 6, 7, 8 and 9 students sitting the academic examination for a potential place in our expanding High Potential and Gifted Education program. The exam will be held in the school hall tomorrow morning. We encourage all students to be here at 8.30, in preparation for the exam. Good luck to all students!

I would like to thank Louise McNeil, our Deputy Principal, for coordinating the program and hosting two Zoom meetings for inter-ested parents and guardians.

Year 12 Practical

At present, we have 3 Year 12 subjects that require a practical com-ponent to be completed and submitted or performed for the HSC.

Music, Visual Arts and Wood Technology all have such requirements.

For the next 2 weeks, on a Wednesday afternoon during sport, from 12.45 – 2.30, we are allowing Year 12 students completing these components, to work on their major practical works. Staff will be supervising during these times and it allows our Year 12 students a large amount of time to work on their projects. We encourage Year 12 students in Music, Visual Arts and Wood Technology to take this opportunity, as it will only be offered on Wednesday 17th and 24th June.

L Raskall Principal

Year 10 Meningococcal Vaccinations

Thursday 18th June

School Hall

Consent forms were distributed to students on Tuesday 19th May. If your son was absent on the

day of distribution, he can collect a copy from his Roll Call teacher or the Front Office.

Consent must be submitted to the Front Office by Friday 12th June.

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RESTRICTIONS EASEON SOME

CO-CURRICULARACTIVITIES

FOR OUR YOUNG MEN

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Coming Up..... P&C Meetings16 Jun (Zoom)18 Aug (AGM tbc)15 Sep20 Oct17 Nov

2019 Office BearersPresident: Birgit SchickingerVice President: Sarah BrillVice President: Michelle BradleySecretary: Suzy ForresterTreasurer: Leanne Bergan

Connect with us...

Randwick Boys’ High School P&C is a group of parents, carers, staff & community members who work togetherto provide opportunities for all students at RBHS. We meet on the third Tuesday of the month during schoolterm at 7pm in the Staff Common Room on Level 1 of the Admin building.  All welcome!

NEWS

P&C Virtual Meeting this TuesdayReminder that registration is required for our Zoom meetingthis Tuesday 16th June. Agenda, Minutes and Registration link were emailed tomembers last week. Deadline for registration is 5pm Monday15th June. If you would like to join our email distribution list pleaseemail [email protected] or go to our Facebookpage and use the "email sign up" link.

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2020 NSW Adolescent Vaccination Program for Year 10 Meningococcal ACWY Vaccination

Thursday 18th June 2020 Dear Parent/Caregivers,

The NSW Health and NSW Dept. of Education offers all Year 10 students one dose of the Meningococcal ACWY vaccination.

The Meningococcal ACWY vaccine protects against the four strains of meningococcal disease.

A Parent Information pack and Consent Form was distributed to Year 10 students on Tuesday 19th May. The information pack includes an information sheet, consent form and privacy statement. To consent to the vaccination of your child, parents/caregivers are advised to:

Read all of the information provided. Complete the consent form. Return the completed consent form to the school by Friday 12th June. Ensure that your child eats breakfast on the day of the school vaccinations clinic.

Parents/caregivers who wish to withdraw their consent may do so by writing to the school Principal. The Procedure for Withdrawal of Consent is available on the NSW Health website at www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation.

A Record of Vaccination will be provided to each student vaccinated at each clinic either as a physical card. The Record of Vaccination will be provided by NSW Health, not the school. Parents/caregivers should ensure that this record is kept for future reference and provide a copy to your local doctor.

Students who have a fever or cough will not be vaccinated, the nurse will perform a pre-vaccination assessment and determine the student’s suitability to be vaccinated.

If your child is absent or cannot receive the vaccination on Thursday 18th June, they will have another opportunity during term 4 2020 to receive the vaccination, depending upon COVID-19 restrictions at the time. On Thursday, 18th June, the South Eastern Sydney Public Health Unit, will be at Randwick Boys’ High School providing the Meningococcal vaccination for Year 10 students.

If you would like your son to participate in the NSW Adolescent Vaccination Program, read through the Parent Information Kit and complete the consent form. Your son will need to return the consent form to the front office by Friday 12th June.

If you have any questions regarding the vaccinations, please contact school reception on 9399 3122. Alternatively, you can phone South Eastern Sydney Public Health Unit, Sydney Office on 9382 8333.

Ms Cassar Head Teacher Administration.

An Exclusive Education in an Inclusive Environment

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2020 School Catch-Up Vaccinations for

Year 7 & 8 Thursday 18th June 2020

Dear Parent/ Caregivers,

On Thursday, 18th June, the South Eastern Sydney Public Health Unit will be at Randwick Boys’ High School administering student vaccinations.

Students in Year 7 & 8 who DID NOT complete the HPV course in 2019 or DID NOT begin the Year 7 Vaccination Program in Term 1 2020, will have the opportunity to catch-up on their vaccinations on Thursday 17th June.

Students who have a fever or cough will not be vaccinated, the nurse will perform a pre-vaccination assessment and determine the student’s suitability to be vaccinated. Catch-up vaccinations for these students can occur at the next visit in term 4.

Vaccination forms are available from Ms Cassar.

If you have begun the vaccination program, the nurses have your child’s consent cards.

These students will only be vaccinated if there is adequate time on the day.

If you have any questions regarding the vaccinations, please contact school reception on 9399 3122. Alternatively, you can phone South Eastern Sydney Public Health Unit, Sydney Office on 9382 8333.

Thank you.

Ms Cassar Head Teacher Administration.

An Exclusive Education in an Inclusive Environment

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School Photos

If you would like to order a portrait or Year group photo please to go:

www.theschoolphotographer.com.au and use the following code

Randwick Boys’ High School Code - X1128SUP43R

Sports & Small Group Photos To order your Sports & Small group photo go to:

www.theschoolphotographer.com.au Randwick Boys’ High School Codes: 20S1128SUP43R

PLEASE NOTE THE CODES ARE DIFFERENT

Payments can also be made over the phone by calling The School Photographer on 9674 9824 to pay by credit card. There is a $5 processing fee for phone payments.

Any queries regarding the photo packages and payment please contact The School Photographer on 9674 9824.

Orders can be made throughout the year.

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To enter the Australian Mathematics competition you need to pay exactly $6 to the front office before Monday the 22nd of June.

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This guide is for parents and carersA guide to NSW school students returning to face-to-face learningInformation has been updated as at 11 June 2020, until further notice.

NSW Department of Education

education.nsw.gov.au

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UNIFORM REMINDER Randwick Boys’ High School students take pride in their school and sports uniforms. It is essential that you wear your uniform correctly at all times, or you will face sanctions. If you must come to school out of uniform for any reason, you must bring a note from your parent or caregiver outlining the reason, with a date and signed by your parent.

The correct school uniform is: White button shirt – short‐sleeve or

long‐sleeve (with logo) Grey shorts or long grey trousers Green fleecy jacket (with logo) Green wool jumper (with logo) Green vest (with logo)

White socks Black leather lace‐up school shoes School blazer (optional) School tie (optional)

Correct school shoes:

Incorrect school shoes:

All items are available at LOWES Eastgardens (except for school shoes).

School ties are available from the Front Office at the price of $16.

The correct sports uniform is: Green/white sports polo shirt (with

logo) Sports shorts (with logo) Sports jacket (with logo)

Green track pants (with logo) Rugby/soccer socks (if necessary) Sports shoes

All items are available at LOWES Eastgardens (except for sports shoes).

Remember to clearly label uniform with your name.

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