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Start of Term 3 2019 Special EditionFriday 19 July 2019

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Principal’s Message

Welcome to Deputy Principal - Mr Mark RamsayI am pleased to welcome Mr Mark Ramsay to the College as the Deputy Principal. Mr Ramsay has been the Deputy Principal at Nepean Christian School as well as their Head of Secondary. Mr Ramsay has a teaching background in Mathematics, PDHPE and Christian Living. We look forward to the valuable contribution he will make to the College.

Open Afternoon for Prospective ParentsOn Wednesday 28 August we will be holding an Open Afternoon and College Tours for prospective parents. The afternoon will be opportunity for parents and students looking for a new school to see classrooms in action and get a general feel for the College and what we can offer their families. If you know of any families looking for schools for 2020 please invite them to come along from 2:00pm. Full details are on our website at www.penrith.nsw.edu.au

NESA Registration and AccreditationAt the end of Term 2, Penrith Anglican College completed the final stage of the NESA (NSW Educational Standards Authority) Registration and Accreditation process with an inspection. I am pleased to announce that we have successfully completed the process and have been granted registration and accreditation for a further five year period.

Holiday RenovationsAs a College we are blessed with extensive grounds and great facilities. Throughout the holidays we have embarked on a number of projects, continuing to revitalise and refresh a number of areas in the College. Some of the work is routine maintenance and our property staff have spent a lot of time completing tasks to keep our campus looking great for our students’ return. This holiday period we have also renovated F Block with fresh paint, floor coverings, blinds and lighting, resulting in the buildings looking incredible and has really improved the quality of this learning environment.

A number of covered walkways have been replaced around the campus and work has commenced on replacing the shade sail on the ‘Farm’ playground. These areas were both damaged in the March hailstorms.

Performing Arts Centre OpeningThe Performing Arts Building will be officially opened on Friday 9 August at 5pm. All families are warmly invited to attend. Our buildings at the College are dedicated to the glory of God and to honour a Christian for their service. We are pleased to announce that the Performing Arts Building at the College will honour the faithful service of Mr Barry Roots and Mr Geoff Voller and the significant contribution they made to the establishment of Penrith Anglican College.

A later time of 5pm was chosen so all members of the College community past and present would have the opportunity to join us for this special occasion.

After the Opening, the community will be able to see the Centre in action as part of the Year 12 HSC and IB Performing Arts Showcase Evening.

Further information and RSVP details are provided a the back of this edition.

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2020 College Term Dates

Pre-K News

Kindergarten Information


Primary School Matters

Senior School MattersInvitation - Technologies & Visual Art Exhibition Invitation - Opening of Performing Arts CentreInvitation - Year 12 HSC & IB Performing Arts Showcase

https://www.penrith.nsw.edu.au/event/college-tour-6/

https://www.penrith.nsw.edu.au/event/college-tour-6/

Principal’s Message (cont’)

The Vine - Start of Term 3 2019

Parent Coffee MorningsTwice a term, members of the Executive team and I will hold a ‘Coffee and Chat’ morning in an informal setting. This is an opportunity for all parents to meet with us to discuss any new suggestions or share constructive feedback. This term, I am also looking forward to introducing our new Deputy Principal, Mr Mark Ramsay.

We meet in the hospitality space next to the Lighthouse Theatre from 8.30am until about 9.30am. Term 3 dates are:Wednesday 21 AugustMonday 16 September

P&F 2020 College Fair SurveyThe P&F holds a College Fair biennially. In 2020, the College Fair will be held in Term 1 on Saturday 28 March. This event relies on the generous support of the parent and wider community. A survey has been prepared to assist the planning process. I encourage all parents to take a few moments to provide their thoughts and feedback.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2020PACFair

Wentworth RoadThe College has been advised by Lendlease that the Wentworth Road intersection at Northern Road will be open on the morning of Monday 22 July in time for the start of school.

This information is current as at 3pm Friday 19 July, we will update families of any changes to this status via text message and Facebook.

2020 DatesThe 2020 College Term Dates have been prepared and are available on the following page of this edition of The Vine. They also can be accessed on our website here: 2020 College Term Dates

Presentation Night DatesTuesday 3 December Year 6 Graduation in the Lighthouse Theatre at 9.00amThursday 5 December Pre-K Presentation in the Lighthouse Theatre at 4.30pmWednesday 11 December K-6 Presentation in the College GYM at 9.00amWednesday 11 December 7-12 Presentation in the College GYM at 7.00pm

Please add these dates to your diary. These events are compulsory for all students and they are expected to attend.

Mrs Felicity GrimaPrincipal

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Term 1

2020 College Dates

Wednesday 29 January Year 7, Year 11 and Year 12 commence at 8.30am

Kindergarten commence at 9.00am

Pre-K 5 Day commence at 9.00am

Thursday 30 January Years 1 to 6 and Years 8 to 10 commence at 8.30am

Pre-K 2 Day commence at 9.00am

Monday 3 February Pre-K 3 Day commence at 9.00am

Thursday 9 April End of Term 1

Term 2 Monday 27 April Staff Development Day

Tuesday 28 April All students commence

Monday 8 June Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday

Friday 26 June End of Term 2

Term 3

Monday 20 July All students commence

Friday 25 September End of Term 3

Term 4

Monday 12 October All students commence

Wednesday 9 December End of Term 4

Thursday 10 December All Staff Day

Pre-K News


Welcome Back!

We warmly welcome you and your family back to Pre-K Term 3 at Penrith Anglican College. We trust that you all enjoyed a refreshing and relaxing break. This term is a 10 week term. The dates are from Monday 22 July to Friday 27 September.

Living Safely with DogsDuring the Term Pre-K will take part in an informative incursion based around living safely with dogs. This is part of our PDHPE topic on Safety. The dates will be announced at a later date.

Grandparents DayThis event is on Thursday 22 August. Grandparents Day is a great opportunity for grandparents to come along and spend some time with the children as well as observing and interacting with them in the Pre-K environment. The children will be performing a couple of songs that they’ve been learning as part of our special time together. Attendance time will be given closer to the date. This is a two day and five day class group event.

Father’s Day at the CollegeThis event is on Friday 30 August. More details will be given as the event time becomes closer.

Pre-K NewsletterEach term the Pre-K Newsletter will be available online via the College website. Hard copies of the Pre-K Newsletter can be made available to parents upon request. The newsletter is available once a term. As events take place throughout the term additional notes will be sent home or written on the white board outside the Pre-K classroom.

Pre-K ExcursionThis term the children will have the wonderful opportunity to go on an excursion to Leppington Farm. This will be held Wednesday 4 and Friday 6 September. The three day groups will take part together and the five day and two day group will take part together. The children will travel by bus to and from the farm where they will learn all about dairy cows and what they produce. The excursion is an integral part of the Science and Technology unit on “Paddock to Plate”. More information – including permission forms – will be sent out closer to the date. There are no volunteers required for this excursion.

Subject OverviewsTerm 3 is going to be jam packed full of lots of fun learning for the children, including:

MathematicsMathematics will continue to focus on numbers as well as a variety of Mathematic Concepts.

Week 1- RevisionWeek 2- Number 11 Week 3- Number 12Week 4- Number 13Week 5- Number 14Week 6- Number 15Week 7- Number 16Week 8- Number 17Week 9- Number 18Week 10- Number 19 and 20

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Literacy

In Literacy this Term the children will be learning 7 new sounds:Week 1- RevisionWeek 2- “k” sound. Character: Kicking KingWeek 3- “b” sound. Character: Bouncing BenWeek 4- “v” sound. Character: Vicky VioletWeek 5- “e” sound. Character: Eddy elephantWeek 6- “p” sound. Character: Peter PuppyWeek 7- “J” sound. Character: Jumping JimWeek 8- “w” sound. Character: Walter WalrusWeek 9- RevisionWeek 10-Revision

NewsThe literacy sounds detailed above are also the sounds that your child will use to direct their News choices. If your child has News on even weeks then their sounds will be k, v, p and w. If your child has News on odd weeks the sounds will be b, e, j. The items they bring in for News should be based around these sounds. In week 1, 9 and 10 the children have free choice of what to bring in as there is no specific sound for those weeks. You may also like to bring something in that relates to an interest that your child has or the current interest in the class.

Science and TechnologyDuring this term the children will explore where their food comes from. We will look at dairy foods and how they are packaged. The children will explore living things and what their basic needs are for survival. This will be supported by an excursion to Leppington Dairy Farm.

GeographyDuring Term 3 the children are encouraged to focus on their place in the world around them. This will incorporate people and community as well as the environment. The children will discover who can help us in our environment, including how to care for the environment.

Christian LivingIn Christian Living the children will discover some of the great stories from the Bible in the Old Testament. We will learn about Noah, Samuel, David and Jonah. Children will be encouraged to reflect on how these stories can impact their lives in times of strength and of need.

PDHPESafety will be the focus in this term’s PDHPE. The unit of work will include a variety of safety lessons on Bus Safety, Road/ Pedestrian Safety, Pet Safety, Road/Car Safety and Sun/Water Safety.

AbsenteesIf your child is absent from school, please use the Parent Portal (Edumate) on the Penrith Anglican College website to provide details as to why. This is now the preferred method to record absentee information and should be done within seven days of the day(s) missed. If you need any assistance with regards to this please speak with one of the Pre-K staff.

UniformsChildren will continue to wear the winter uniform this term. Please remember to pack your child’s hat each day as well as a spare bag of clothes including undies and socks. Please also check that all clothing items including hats are labelled with your child’s name.

Food in Pre-KPlease ensure that your child has recess, lunch and something healthy for crunch and sip. Last term lots of children were munching through most of their food by recess, so it’s best to pack more than less! Please avoid packing anything with nuts, seeds, Nutella or eggs as we may have children who are highly allergic to these.

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Pre-K News (cont’d)


Enrolments for Kindergarten 2020If your child is in Pre-K this year they will automatically be enrolled into Kindergarten for 2020.

If your child is not continuing on to Kindergarten at Penrith Anglican College then you will be required to give a full terms notice.Please contact Mrs Hazel Salmon the College Register for any enquires.

Term DatesThe last day of term is Friday 27 September. The first day of term is Monday 14 October for the three day group and five day group and Thursday 17 October for the two day group.

We look forward to a wonderful term together as we continue to embrace the learning and development of your child.

Many Blessings,Mrs Lucas, Mrs Grice and Mrs Arthur

“Seek the Lord and His strength: seek His presence continually!” 1 Chronicles 16:11

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Welcome back to Term 3. We hope you have enjoyed the holiday break! Below you will find an outline of the events, topics, sounds, sentences and list words your child will cover this term.

Events

Thursday 25 July 100 days in Kindergarten celebration

Friday 26 July Prefects Investiture in the Gymnasium (Kindergarten singing)

Wednesday 31 July War of the Words presentation. 9.am Lighthouse Theatre. Parents of finalists are most welcome to attend.

Wednesday 7 August Combined Technologies and Visual Arts Exhibition

Wednesday 14 August K-2 Performing Arts Matinee (Lighthouse Theatre) 1.30pm

Thursday 15 August K-2 Performing Arts Evening (Lighthouse Theatre) 7.00pm-9.00pm

Thursday 22 August Grandparent’s Day and Book Fair

Friday 30 August Father’s Day at the College

TBC Living Safely with Pets Program

Thursday 5 September Cranmer House Charity Day

Tuesday 17 September Excursion to Featherdale Wildlife Park

Tuesday 24 September House Performing Arts Competition

Friday 27 September Term 3 ends for all students P-12

Monday 14 October Students commence Term 4

ContentThe topics we will cover this term are outlined below.

MathsThe children will be learning and revising the concepts of numbers (counting to 30 and ordering, reading and representing numbers). Through the investigation topic of Animal Rescue, students will be practicing their early mapping skills, location and position. Through the investigation topic of Sandcastles, students will be developing early concepts of mass and capacity.

ScienceThe students will investigate the needs of living things. The Staying Alive unit provides opportunities for students to investigate what animals need to survive including humans, and how our senses help us stay alive. Through hands-on activities and investigations, students will explore the needs of a classroom pet and compare them to their own needs.

HSIE The students will be diving into the past when we learn about their personal and family history.

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Kindergarten Information (cont’d)


PD/Health This unit will encourage students to develop positive relationships with their peers and focuses on how to be a good friend and listener and how not to be a bully.

English A brief and approximate overview of the InitiaLit program can be seen below.

Phonic Sets Regular high frequency

WORDS Tricky Words

Information reports, Storybooks and Decodable Readers

u b

j

w

ck

ll ff ss

sh qu ee

z/zz

ch

v

x

y

let, help kid up

must but just

jump went back will well off still Tell

shop fish

queen see

been sleep tree feet keep need next yet

were, has

look, one

his, her

them, there

have, of, here, with,

all, call, ball, tall,

little,

go, so, no, this, then

put, as, do,

like,

very

Information Reports Kangaroo, wombat, crocodile,

echidna

Level 5 decodable readers Magic Beach by Alison Lester

Click, Clack, Moo, cows that type

by Doreen Cronin Gorilla by Anthony Browne

Level 6 decodable readers

All through the year by Jane

Godwin Edward the emu by Sheena

Knowles Level 7 decodable readers

Lucy Goosey by Margaret Wild Wombat Stew by Marcia K.

Vaughan

Level 8 decodable readers

News The students are becoming more confident in speaking to the class about set topics.They all did very well with their speeches in Term 2. Please discuss these topics with your child before his/her news day.

News topics Term 3

Week 1 In the holidays

Week 2 My Family

Week 3 Someone who is special to me

Week 4 Family Artifact

Week 5 An old historic place I have visited

Week 6 My pet (if you do not have a pet tell us what you would like to have if you did have a pet)

Week 7 Free choice

Week 8 My favourite Australian animal

Week 9 Free choice

Week 10 My hopes and dreams for the Spring holidays

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Kindergarten Information (cont’d)


Home Reading Diary The Home Reading Diary, similar to the Term One and Two Reading Diary, will be distributed by in Week One. At the back of the Term Three diary you will find an extra resource for your child to practice their tricky words. Again, as in Term Two, ‘take home decodable readers’ will be given out weekly.

Continue to read a storybook each day to your child and discuss the story, pointing out any new words to enrich their vocabulary. Spend time teaching your child nursery rhymes, songs and poems. Play language games. Talk about letters and sounds in the environment. When the weekly decodable readers are sent home, make sure that you spend time listening to your child read, providing support to help them apply their knowledge about sounds and letters to the text.

Our school uses PM Benchmarking and other equivalent assessment programs to track children’s reading progress. Students are not started on these levelled readers until they have been thoroughly checked as to whether they have competently and successfully grasped the alphabetic principle. Many Kindergarten children will not be able to use their decoding strategies to work out the words on the page yet as the words used in these levelled readers are either irregular (i.e. tricky words) or beyond the scope of their phonic knowledge at this point. They will need to look at the picture and have a guess from context to get to the word. These are strategies that InitiaLit does not teach or encourage. For this reason, many kindergarten children will not do well on that type of reader. Their progress is on more robust measures such as letter-sound knowledge and their ability to read and spell regular words and sentences. If they are tracking well on these measures, they are on track for learning to read. Over time, children will be able to pick up any book they choose and read it if they have the solid foundational skills in place first.

Seesaw AppThe app called Seesaw. has been so successful that we are now introducing it into the family setting in Term 3.

Seesaw gives your child a place to document their learning, be creative and learn how to use technology. It is a student driven digital portfolio of each child’s learning journey.

Seesaw provides students with the opportunity to photograph or film samples of their work and upload to a class account to be viewed by the class and teacher for feedback. More details will be given out regarding this exciting venture.

100 Days of Kindy CelebrationOur 100 Days of Kindergarten Celebration is in the first week back. As part of our celebration we are asking students to count and collect 100 small objects. These can be placed in a zip lock back or clear plastic container e.g. drink bottle. All objects in the bag should be the same and will be returned home following our fun learning activities. It is important that the bag or container is sealed, so please help your child choose and count 100 objects. Here are some collection ideas: 100 pieces of popcorn, 100 paper clips, 100 grains of rice. Please consider these items as suggestions only. We ask that you avoid objects that are sharp or that might cause allergies (such as peanuts) Students can also dress up for the day as a 100 year old person.

We look forward to another happy and productive term with you and your child/children.

Yours in Christ,Mrs Christine Belotti, Mrs Jessica Johnson and Mrs Joni ColemanKindergarten Teachers

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Welcome back to Term 3 in the Primary School at the College. We trust all our families have enjoyed the opportunity to rest, relax and recharge over the holiday break. Term 3 will offer many wonderful opportunities for our students to stretch themselves in a range of skills academically, creatively and physically.

Term 3 Calendar Events Term Three Calendar Events Monday 22 July All students commence Term3 Tuesday 23 July Lego Robotics commences for Term 3 Thursday 25 July After School Soccer commences for Term 3 Friday 26 July PSSA Sport commences for Term 3 Friday 26 July Junior Chess League commences for Term 3 Tuesday 30 July HICES Debating Preliminary Final Wednesday 31 July Maths Olympiad Years 5-8 Thursday 1 August Maths Olympiad Years 4-6 Wednesday 7 August P & F Meeting Friday 9 August Performing Arts Building Opening Wednesday 14 August Maths Olympiad Years 5-8 Wednesday 14 August K-2 Performing Arts Matinee Thursday 15 August NASSA Athletics Carnival Thursday 15 August K-2 Performing Arts Evening Tuesday 20 August Years 3-6 Performing Arts Evening Thursday 22 August Grandparents Day Thursday 22 August Maths Olympiad Years 4-6 Friday 30 August Father’s Day at the College Thursday 5 September Cranmer House Charity Day Thursday 5 September ICAS Science Competition Thursday 12 September CIS Primary Athletics Championship Thursday 12 September Stage 2 Years 3 and 4 Camp Thursday 12 September Maths Olympiad Years 4-6 Friday 13 September Stage 2 Year 4 Camp Tuesday 17 September ICAS English Competition Wednesday 18 September Maths Olympiad Years 5-8 Thursday 19 September ICAS Mathematics Competition Friday 20 September Primary Prefects Awards Assembly Tuesday 24 September Performing Arts House Competition Wednesday 25 September Stage 3 Years 5 and 6 Camp Thursday 26 September Stage 3 Years 5 and 6 Camp Friday 27 September Stage 3 Years 5 and 6 Camp Friday 27 September Last Day Term 3

Primary Performing Arts K-2Our K-2 students invite you to their Performing Arts celebrations on Wednesday 14 August for a matinee performance commencing at 1:30pm and their evening performance on Thursday 15 August at 7:00pm as they showcase the creative artforms of dance, drama and music. Each family will receive three tickets with entry by ticket only. As seating in the Lighthouse Theatre is limited it is essential that only ticket holders occupy a seat. Additional young children may sit on your lap only, as all seats are required for ticket holders.

Primary Performing Arts 3-6The Year 3- 6 children invite you to their Performing Arts celebration on Tuesday 20 August at 7:00pm as they showcase the creative artforms of dance, drama and music. Each family will receive two tickets with entry by ticket only. As seating for this event will be limited it is essential that only ticket holders occupy a seat. Additional young children may sit on your lap only, as all seats are required for ticket holders.

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Grandparent’s DayGrandparents are invited to spend the morning at the College on Thursday 22 August. The students will entertain grandparents presenting both the K-2 and 3-6 Performing Arts celebrations. Grandparents will also be invited to visit classrooms, enjoy a delicious morning tea and visit the book fair.

Primary NASSA AthleticsOn Thursday 15 August our Primary NASSA Athletics team will travel to Campbelltown to compete in the NASSA Carnival. All students will be required to travel by bus. Parents are most welcome to come along and support the team. Students may travel home with their parents at the conclusion of the carnival.

Father’s Day at the CollegeOn Friday 30 August all Primary School dads are invited to spend the morning at the College. They will enjoy an early breakfast, time to visit classrooms and enjoy chapel presented by the Primary students. We look forward to welcoming dads to the College that day.

Stage Two CampsOn Thursday 12 September Year 3 will travel to Port Hacking for their one day camp. This will be a fantastic opportunity for Year 3 to experience some wonderful outdoor activities and become familiar with the venue before their two day camp the following year.

On Thursday 12 September and Friday 13 September Year 4 will head to Port Hacking for their two day camp. The Year 4 students will be familiar with the venue after their camp last year. This is a great opportunity for our students to experience outdoor activities and one night away. If your child has not previously spent a night away from home now is a good opportunity for you to organise a night away, maybe with grandparents, other family members or a friend.

House Performing Arts CompetitionOn Tuesday afternoon 25 September the College will come together for the House Performing Arts Competition to be held in the gym. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to support their house as students in each house compete in a range of performing arts.

Stage Three CampOn Wednesday 25 September Year 5 and 6 will head to Waterslea at Nowra for their three day, two night camp. This is an exciting opportunity for our students to experience some challenging, fun outdoor activities and to enjoy staying overnight for two nights as they experience communal camp life.

College UniformStudents return to the College for Term Three in full winter uniform. From Monday 2 September, as the weather may be warmer, students will have the option of wearing full summer uniform or full winter uniform. Monday 2 September is the day after Father’s day.

The Primary staff and I are looking forward to the many learning opportunities for our students in Term Three as we aim to develop personal excellence in all aspects of their lives.

Please contact me at the College with any questions.

Mrs Sue KennedyHead of Primary

Primary School Matters (cont’d)

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Senior School Matters


Welcome back to Term Three in the Secondary School at the College. We trust all our families have enjoyed the opportunity to rest, relax and recharge over the holiday break. Last term was full of many learning opportunities and events for students to be involved in. Highlights included the fabulous Music Tour and more recently the College Dusty Boots Service Trip. Term Three will offer many wonderful opportunities for our students to stretch themselves in a range of skills academically, creatively and physically.

First School Day – Monday 22 JulyTerm 3 for students in Years 7-12 commences on Monday 22 July at 8:30am with normal lessons. Please note that we are starting on Week A.

UniformStudents return to the College for Term Three in full winter uniform. From Monday 2 September, as the weather may be warmer, students will have the option of wearing full summer uniform or full winter uniform. Monday 2 September is the day after Father’s day.

StaffingSadly, at the end of Term 2 we said farewell to Mrs Inglis, a valued member of our Mathematics Department. We welcome Mr Ramsay, as Deputy Principal, to the College. He will teach Mathematics.

Term Three Calendar EventsThis term has many events to look forward to. We have listed below some of these important events for your information and we invite you to attend those that are relevant to you.

Wednesday 24 July Year 7 – 10 Parent / Teacher / Student InterviewsFriday 26 July Student Leaders Investiture ServiceThursday 1 August Year 7 – 10 Parent / Teacher / Student InterviewsWednesday 7 August P & F MeetingWednesday 7 August Technologies and Visual Art ExhibitionFriday 9 August Performing Arts Building Opening Monday 12 August Year 12 Trial Exams commenceThursday 29 August Year 8 Medieval DayWednesday 4 September P & F MeetingThursday 5 September Cranmer House Charity DayMonday 9 September Year 11 Exams commenceWednesday 11 September Year 10 Road Trauma Forum ExcursionTuesday 24 September Performing Arts House CompetitionThursday 26 September Year 12 Graduation ChapelThursday 26 September Year 12 Valedictory DinnerFriday 27 September Last Day Term 3

During the Term if you have any concerns or queries regarding your child, please do not hesitate to contact the relevant Head of Department, staff member, Mentor teacher or Class teacher. Communication of any information that can help the staff at the College to best meet the needs of your child is valuable.

We are looking forward to the many learning opportunities for our students in Term Three as we aim to develop personal excellence in all aspects of their lives.

Mr David Tweed Miss Adele CraneDirector of Studies Director of Student Wellbeing

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Invitation - Technologies & Visual Art Exhibition


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1:00pm - 7:00pm

Gymnasium & Tech Rooms

Invitation - Opening of Performing Arts Centre


PERFORMINGARTS CENTREFRIDAY 9 AUGUST 2019

Lighthouse TheatrePenrith Anglican College338-356 Wentworth Road, Orchard Hills

The Principal, Mrs Felicity Grimarequests the pleasure of your company at the

OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEPENRITH ANGLICAN COLLEGE

This Centre will be dedicated to the glory of God and to honour his servantsMr Barry Roots (Foundation Headmaster 1998-2014) and Mr Geoff Voller(Deputy Headmaster 1999-2015).

Refreshments will be served following the Service.

For seating and catering purposes kindly RSVP by Friday 2 Augustto Chris Plumridge (02) 4736 8100 or [email protected]

Guests are welcome to stay for the Year 12Performing Arts Showcase commencing at6.15pm (information attached).

5:00pm

Invitation - Year 12 HSC & IB Performing Arts Showcase


PERFORMING ARTS SHOWCASE

TLC/Lighthouse Theatre/Drama RoomFree EntryBookings Essential. Book at www.trybooking.com/BDFQF

FRIDAY 9 AUGUST 2019

6:15 pm - 8:30 pm

Year 12 HSC & IB

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