What do I have to do ? School reports will be sent home on Wednesday 26 June 2012 – look inside for: Your child’s personalised booking

code Instructions and information on

how to book an interview time with the teachers YOU want to talk to.

Log on to www.edval.com.au/book to enter your booking code and then follow instructions - deadline for entering your preferences is 18 July.

Your personalised interview schedule will be available for you online on 20 July.

Amendments can be made after 20 July via the online system.

Rutherford Technology High School

Phone: 4932 5999

Fax: 4932 8166

Speak only to teachers you need to meet.

Reduce waiting time to talk to teachers.

Prioritise the teachers you really need to see.

3:00 - 6:00 PM

TUESDAY 24 JULY 2012

PARENT TEACHER

INTERVIEWS

What if I don’t have Internet access at home? A paper copy of the request form

is included with your child’s report. Complete all details and return it to the Front Office by 18 July, OR

Pop into the school and ask staff

at the Front Office for access to the parent computers that are be-ing made available especially for booking interview times, OR

Make your online booking using a Smartphone.

Phone the school after 20 July to get details of your interview times.

INTRODUCING OUR NEW INTERVIEW BOOKING SYSTEM ……..

INTERVIEWS WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE SCHOOL LIBRARY AND NEARBY CLASSROOMS (C18,C19,C20 & Rooms 1/2/3)

RUTHERFORD TECHNOLOGY

HIGH SCHOOL

29 June 2012 Email: rutherford-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

www.rutherfordhs.nsw.edu.au Telephone: 4932 5999

Fax: 4932 8166

C A L E N D A R J U L Y

16 July School Development Day (students do not attend school)

17 July Students resume school for Term 3

18 July Year 7 & 9 reports sent home

24 July Parent / Teacher Evening in Library and selected classrooms

Plan it Youth students and mentors have been meeting every Wednesday during Period 1 and 2 for the last 7 weeks. After the initial nerves students and mentors are settling into the program and getting to know each other. The students involved are really enjoying having someone outside of school as a support person. Recently students and their mentors travelled to the Newcastle Careers Information Centre, where they spent time researching career possibilities and pathways. This gave the students an opportunity to look at the skills and qualifications needed for a range of jobs and will be followed up further in the coming weeks. Thank you to our Plan it Youth mentors for taking our students on this excursion and for being involved in the program. Kris Turner Plan it Youth Coordinator

PLAN IT YOUTH

School Reports

Years 7 and 9 will be handed to students Wednesday 18 July 2012.

Parent / Teacher Interviews

Tuesday 24 July 2012 3 - 6 pm

School Library and nearby classrooms

Office Opening Hours

Please be aware the office is open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 8 am and 4 pm and on Tuesday between 8 am and 2:30 pm. Outside office hours a message may be left on the school answering machine. Parents and caregivers are reminded an appointment is necessary before meeting with teachers as they have class, playground duty and other commitments during the school day.

RESPECT

RESPONSIBILITY

COMMITMENT

C A L E N D A R - J U L Y

Monday 2nd

P & C Golf Day

Monday 16th

School Development Day

(students do not attend)

Tuesday 17th

Students resume school for

Term 3

P & C meeting at 6:30 pm in

school common room.

Wednesday 18th

PBL Celebration Assembly in

School Hall

Year 7 and 9 reports sent home

with students

Tuesday 24th

Parent Teacher Interviews 3pm -

6pm in Library and selected

classrooms.

YEAR 12 REPORT

MADD Night The CAPA Faculty held their showcase of talent with their MADD night on 20 June. The night, which was held in the school hall, featured Visual Arts, Visual Design, Photography, Dance, Drama and Music items from individual students and ensembles from years 7 to 12. The large crowd were treated to a smorgasbord of the talented students we have at RTHS. Congratulations to the performers, helpers and hard working CAPA staff. Thank you to all the parents, students and community members who came along to support the evening. NAIDOC Week We celebrated our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures with NAIDOC celebrations this week. We held an assembly, had workshops on Aboriginal dance, didgeridoo, and boomerang making. On Friday we held a barbeque for the whole school. Unfortunately the activities planned for Wednesday had to be postponed because of the stop work. Goodbye Bruce Read Long-serving Home Economics teacher Bruce Read retires at the end of this term. Bruce has made an outstanding contribution, not only to the education of our students at RTHS, but in nurturing their lives with his wise advice and the running of programs such as our Breakfast Club. He will be missed, but we wish him all the best in retirement. Year 12 Trial Exams Year 12 start their HSC Trial examinations on Thursday 19 July for a week. Plenty of study time over the holidays. Education week Education Week is the week commencing 30 August 2012 next term. This year we will have an open afternoon on Tuesday, 31 August from 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm followed by an award evening with our partner Primary Schools to celebrate the success of our students, staff and community members. More information will come home at the start of next term. PBL Celebration Our positive rewards assemblies to recognise the positive achievements of students in Term 2 will take place on Wednesday 18 July. School Holidays Another term is over. Year 12 only have one term of schooling left. School resumes on Tuesday 17 July. Be safe. Michael Whiting Principal A number of reminders for Year 12 students: Students are advised to dress in warm uniform for their trial HSC exams in the Hall (19 - 27 July 2012).

An excursion to Luna Park has been organised for Friday 27 July. Please give notes to Mr McMullen and take

money to the Front Office.

Please bring in your laptops for Mr Wirth. He needs to check them.

If you have not paid for your locker or subject fees, please do so.

Tickets for the Formal will go on sale shortly. Seating is in tables of 10. The cost of the ticket is $80. While most of the details have been organised, there are a few items that have to be finalised. Students have been made aware of these details and they will be finalised shortly.

Term 3 for Year 12 – The last term of teaching and learning. Hopefully all the groundwork for success has occurred and students will enjoy their last term of official schooling and finish the term with some outstanding activities/events and be as stress free as possible for the HSC. We have put much time and effort into developing self worth, year group morale and maturity. Accordingly we expect students to excel, raise the standard and be proud of themselves and their achievements. Kevin McMullen Year 12 Adviser

EXECUTIVE REPORT

SENIOR STUDY

Trial HSC Exams

The Trial Exam period for Year 12 students starts on Thursday 19 July, Week 1 of term 2 and concludes on the following Thursday 26 July. In order to be fully prepared for the trial exams all students should be well underway with their program of revision. It is recommended that students spend time in the school holidays completing topic summaries for each of their subjects and most importantly, practising applying their knowledge by completing past HSC papers. These papers can be accessed by all students by going to the Board of Studies website: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ Trial exam results will contribute towards the school based assessment mark for each subject. These marks directly contribute to the final HSC result. A copy of the Trial Exam timetable has been included in the newsletter. Students are only required to attend school as per the instructions on this timetable. Year 12 Student Review

Rutherford Technology High completes a Year 12 Student Review in term 4 and term 2 throughout the HSC year. This process helps staff and students to identify any areas of concern, enabling strategies and support structures to be developed which meet the learning needs of individual students. This week all Year 12 students have been given a copy of their ‘Student Review’ results. Please discuss these results with your child and if you have any concerns regarding their progress do not hesitate to contact the school. If you have any concerns regarding your child’s progress in their HSC year please do not hesitate to contact the school. K Turner Senior Study Co-ordinator

Rutherford Technology High School says farewell this week to Home Economics Teacher, Mr Bruce Read, who is retiring from the Teaching profession after many years at the school. Unfortunately Bruce won’t get to work in the newly renovated kitchen which is the pride of the Home Economics faculty, but his legacy lives on through the inspiration he provided many students to take up Commercial Cooking as a career pathway, working in kitchens across the Hunter region and beyond. W e w i s h B r u c e m a n y congratulations on a long and happy retirement.

FAREWELL MR READ

M.A.D.D showcase On June 20th the CAPA faculty held their Music, Art, Dance & Drama showcase. The day began with the Matinee performance to an audience made up of stage 3 students from Lochinvar and Rutherford Public schools. We thank Principals, Mrs Tomlins and Mr Andrews, staff and parents for bringing the students along for the concert. The primary school concert ran for seventy-five minutes and brought forward a few new performers to the stage. This included year 11 student Hayley Newstead, the 7K drama class, year 7 vocal soloist Bellina Pannowitz, year 10 solo dancer Brittany Lucas, year 10 pianist Luke Hall and a year 8 rock band from the mini elective class featuring Tahj Perry, Eula Pacamalan, Emily Lambourne, Jack Williams & Ryan Paton. In this program there was a combined schools concert band featuring budding musicians from the high school and Rutherford Public School. Mrs Rebecca Bridge from the public school wanted to encourage an instrumental music program at her school. The matinee concert was their premier concert performance. The group, in smaller

numbers, again played in the night showcase and will again perform early next term at the Maitland District Performing Arts festival. The evening showcase was a smash hit. There was an excellent turn out of over 300 parents, family, friends and staff who were a supportive audience for the performers. The evening featured the award winning Drama ensemble, the highly talented school dance ensemble, various drama groups from years 7, 8 & 11, the year 9 elective dance class, various group items from the Year 12 music students, vocal solos from Emma Moore, Hillary Chatimba and Natasha Selkrig.

The Aboriginal Dance group performed at both the Matinee and evening concerts, and as usual, were great ambassadors of the indigenous culture. Besides their traditional dances, we were delighted to have Isaac York play his didgeridoo as part of their performance. The group have been invited to dance in the Maitland District Performing Arts festival in mid-July. One of the highlights of the evening was a beautiful Samoan dance by sisters Tiffani and Sofia Betham who were joined on stage by their older sister and ex-student Siobhan. The ladies were attired in traditional Samoan dress and were a hit with the audience. The Visual Arts department featured works from classes across stages four to six. The displays which were set up the perimeter of the hall showcased various art mediums including photographs, t-shirt designs, paintings, portraits, clay sculptures and student portfolios. Some of the artists were present at the concerts to discuss their work with the audience. On behalf of the CAPA faculty, I wish to thank all our Parents, Friends and Staff for attending the concerts. A special thanks to our MC’s - Alex Cichon, Mason Brett, Nadine Clancy and Bradley Walker; to our Music, Drama and Dance performers and Visual Arts students for presenting their work, and to the students and staff for setting up and running this very successful showcase. Ms Hornery - HT CAPA (relieving)

CULTURAL AWARENESS DAY

Back L - R: Mason Brett, Ryan Jackson, Dylan Clarke, Hannah Witherdin, Jake Robinson Front L - R: Keely Clack, Rhiarna Hopley, Molly Crissell, Jaymee-Leigh Wood

On 31 May 2012 the Beacon Leaders were accompanied by Mr Butler to a Cultural Awareness Day at the Maitland Neighbourhood Centre. The contingent from Rutherford Technology High School was fortunate enough to hear acclaimed author Donna Meehan talk about her history, her journey through life and her thoughts on present Australian society. Donna explored issues such as the Stolen Generation and its impact on Indigenous people, the process of reconnection of stolen children and their families, the support services available to Aboriginal people today and the stereotypes and misconceptions people have about a variety of issues in Australian society. The Beacon Leaders participated enthusiastically in all aspects of the day and the other community members present commented on the exceptional conduct and positive attitude demonstrated by these students. Thank you to the Maitland Neighbourhood Centre for their invitation to attend and their hospitality.

BING LEE - THORNTON

A reminder that Bing Lee Thornton is continuing its schools program aimed at assisting local schools to acquire electrical appliances at no cost. Every dollar spent within the store can earn credits for the school if nominated by the customer at the point of sale. Rutherford Technology High School has signed up to be a part of this program so please keep this in mind if making a purchase at Bing Lee Thornton. All you need to do is to mention to the cashier that you are supporting this program and advise them the name of the school. Any member of the local community can donate their credit dollars to the school of their choice so please mention this to family and friends if they intend purchasing electrical items at the store.

Best Wishes to Year 10 student, Jake Robinson, who flew out this week to New Zealand as a member of the Under 15 Combined High Schools Water Polo team at the Pan Pacific Games where he will be playing against teams from countries including New Zealand and America. Jake’s position in the team is a reflection of his dedication to his sport – travelling to Sydney several times a week to train. Jake has to maintain a balance between his school work and his sport. Whilst the focus of the trip will be in the pool, there will also be plenty of opportunities for Jake to socialise with players from other teams and to experience New Zealand. We all wish Jake well and look forward to hearing about the team’s experiences on his return.

JAKE ROBINSON - WATER POLO STAR

A reminder that the Uniform Shop has a good supply of Winter Uniforms. This includes: The Uniform Shop is open every Tuesday morning during the term, from 8.00 am to 12.00 midday, and on Thursday afternoons from 12.30 – 4.30 pm. Payment may be made by cash or EFTPOS/Credit Card – please note that cheques cannot be accepted. The Uniform Shop is closed during the school holidays.

UNIFORM SHOP

The Athletes Foot sponsors Rutherford Technology High School by donating $5 to the school for every pair of shoes purchased at any of their three stores at Green Hills, Charlestown and Glendale. The support provided by The Athletes Foot results in valuable funding for additional resources at the school.

When purchasing shoes at any of The Athletes Foot shops, please mention Rutherford Technology High School to ensure that your purchase is linked to the school. This applies to anyone shopping at the Athletes Foot so please let your family, friends and workmates know and ask them to mention Rutherford Technology High School to gain credits for the school. The Athletes Foot also runs a Loyalty Program where for every $500 spent you receive a $50 gift voucher towards future purchases.

ATHLETES FOOT

WOOLWORTHS EARN AND LEARN PROGRAM

Rutherford Technology High School has registered to be part of the Woolworths Earn and Learn Program. For every $10 spent at Woolworths you will receive a sticker. Please keep these stickers and place them onto the Sticker Card that is being given to every student at the school. Additional sticker cards can be obtained from the school or from Woolworths stores. Completed sticker cards should be sent to the school and placed in the large green box by the Student Desk at the Front Office.

The more stickers we receive, the more items we can buy for the school. This is an excellent way for the school to obtain valuable resources for the school – please help us to help provide additional resources to support your child’s learning.

Fleecy Hooded Jackets $40.00

Micro-fibre Jackets $65.00

Knitted Jumpers $72.00

Tracksuit Pants $35.00

Long Black Pants $39.00

Scarves $20.00

COLES - SPORTS FOR SCHOOLS VOUCHERS

Last year, with support from our students and their families, Rutherford Technology High school earned over $1,000 through the Coles Sports for Schools Program. With this money we purchased equipment for the school gym, increasing the number of students able to participate in cardio lessons throughout our sports programs. Rutherford Technology High has again registered in this program in 2012. A collection box is located in the PE staffroom and we would gladly accept your support in collecting and returning to us any vouchers you may obtain through your regular shopping. It will assist us in resourcing our students with additional equipment. Thank you.

Professor Tony Attwood will provide parents, carers and professionals with practical support strategies to promote positive functioning for individuals with Asperger's Syndrome and High Functioning Autism. Strategies will be useful in settings such as school, home and work. Date: Saturday 4th August 2012 Venue: Panthers Newcastle, Cnr King and Union Street, Newcastle West, NSW Time: 9.00am to 4.00pm - Registration from 8.20am Cost: $150 (payable by credit card, cheque, or money order) ($130 Early Bird payable before 1 July 2012) Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided Closing Date: For registrations - Friday 27 July 2012 Topics: Making Friends: Strategies to improve social understanding and friendship skills Managing feelings: Cognitive Behaviour Therapy to manage anxiety, sadness and anger Managing challenging behaviour in children with autism. HOW TO REGISTER Send completed registration form below with payment to: Post Tony Attwood Seminar. C/- Tracy Matejka. Aspect Hunter School. PO Box 3328. Thornton. NSW 2322 Email: hunter@autismspectrum.org.au Fax: (02) 4028 6508 For any enquiries regarding your registration or payment please call Tracy Matejka on.(02) 4922.5900 / fax: (02).4028.6508 or email hunter@autismspectrum.org.au REGISTRATION FORM Name(s) of attendees: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Address: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Post code: ……………………... E-mail: ………………………………………………………………………………………. Phone no: ………………………………………... Numbers attending: ………………………………………………………………………….Total amount to pay: ……………………………. Special Dietary Requirements: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. PAYMENT METHOD: Cheques made payable to Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) Please debit my Credit Card: Type of Credit Card (please tick) MasterCard Visa Amex Diners Name on Credit Card: …………………………………………………………………………………………. Expiry Date: ........ / ........ / …..... Credit Card Number:……………………………………………………………………………...Customer Verification No:……………………… (Last 3 digits on back of card, or 4 digits on front of Amex) Amount:………………………………… Signature:…………………………………………...

Registration will be confirmed by tax invoice/receipt by way of e-mail or mail Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect)

ABN: 120 000 637 267

REGISTRATIONS FOR LITTLE ATHLETICS 2012‐2013 SEASON  

Fees:  Tiny Tots & Under 6’s              $80.00  Under 7’s & Under 8’s              $85.00  Under 9’s to Under 17’s              $95.00  Weekly Attendance Fees per child          $ 1.00 Weekly Attendance Fees per family          $ 2.00  Special Notes:     Please see hand book for Discount for subsequent children.  Clothing:  Singlets – New              $ TBA Singlets – Second Hand          from  $  TBA 

 The Centre will use its best endeavours to obtain other parts of the uniforms :  Red Shorts / Scungies / Bike Pants  Estimated Season start date depending on forming a committee is 12 September 2012.  

 

In order to run a successful 2012/2013 season, volunteers are needed for the organising committee.  If you are able to assist, please contact Simon Munro on 4932 1397 (A/Hours).  

Registration dates are the 15th, 22nd August 2012 and will be held at Maitland City Bowling Club between 6.00pm – 7.30pm. We will also be holding one @ Max McMahon Oval on the 25th August between 9.30am ‐11.00am. 

Registration dates are the 15th, 22nd August 2012 and will be held at Maitland City Bowling Club between 6.00pm – 7.30pm. We will also be holding one @ Max McMahon Oval on the 25th August between 9.30am ‐11.00am. 

ABN 40 260 435 988 All correspondence to: P O Box 262 RUTHERFORD NSW 2320

Rutherford Little Athletics Centre Inc.

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Sandwiches, Rolls, wraps & Salad Boxes

Prices Drinks Prices

Salad roll Chicken salad roll Ham salad roll Corn meat salad roll Chicken salad sandwich Salad sandwich Egg & lettuce Curried egg Vegemite Cheese Ham, cheese & tomato Cheese & tomato Corn meat & pickles Chicken salad wrap Thai chicken salad wrap Salad wrap Meat salad wrap Salad boxes Chicken salad box Bread roll extra Butter bread Toasted sandwiches [ order only] extra items Hot food chicken wedge/dino/pop corn Pizza single ham & pineapple hot dog Pizza slab Pizza rounds Chicken burger Chicken burger salad Lasagne Plain pies Sausage rolls Cheese & bacon /potato pies Chicken corn rolls Chicken royals Mamee cup noodles [chicken] Chicken gravy rolls Rissole gravy rolls Roast beef gravy rolls Cheese burger Cheese burger salad Chicken chippies [6] Chicken nuggets [6] Potato gravy Garlic bread

$3.70 $4.20 $4.20 $4.20 $3.70 $3.20 $2.60 $2.60 $1.60 $2.40 $2.60 $2.40 $2.20 $4.20 $4.20 $3.70 $4.20 $4.70 $5.70 80c 80c 50c 20c $2.60 $2.00 $2.20 S2.20 $2.00 $3.20 $4. 00 $3.00 $2.30 $2.20 $2.60 $1.70 $1.50 $2.00 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.20 $4.00 $2.60 $2.60 $2.00 $2.00

500ml Moove milk 300ml Moove milk Juice 300ml \375ml Water 600ml 600ml soft drink 390ml soft drink Play water Aroona water 600ml plain milk small water hot chocolate term 2/3 Snacks Fresh fruit salad Term 1\4 Fresh water melon Term 1/4 Deli rock chips Smiths chips JJ,s chips Cheese rice sticks Chicken Jumpy’s Eucalyptus drops Nutella Muffins Finger buns Banana Bread Ice creams Billabongs Paddle pops Milo stick Frosty fruits Frozen yoghurts Vanilla buckets Paddle pop thick shake Slice Paddle pop lemonade twist Calippo mini Juice cups Fruit super doopers Sauces Tomato/ sweet sour BBQ

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Rutherford Technology High School Menu as at Term 3 2012