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📚Year 12 trial exams will commence on Monday 16 October, concluding on Friday 20 October. Please see below for more information and the schedule 💻
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📣A reminder that year 12 catch up sessions are scheduled for next week. Please see below for details ⤵️
Students attending will need to;
⏩Wear school uniform and appropriate footwear as this is a formal learning activity on school grounds.
⏩Sign in and out at the front office to comply with Work Health and Safety processes.
⏩Bring their own food/drink to the sessions as the canteen is closed during the school holidays.
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Our last newsletter for Term 3. We hope everyone has a safe and refreshing two-week break! 😊
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Last week some of our Performing Arts students participated in the annual Whyalla Combined Primary Schools Choir as Assisting Artists. The performance was held over two nights at the Middleback Theatre. The choir worked hard, performing 13 songs on both nights, and were grateful for the breaks provided by our student performers. Our students provided two items for the program: a small ensemble made up of year 12 students Rosella (vocals), Nicole (acoustic guitar) and Rdrene (electric guitar) who performed “Ako Na Lung” by Zia Quizon. This featured lyrics in both English and Tagalog (the language of the Philippines). Daelyn from year 10 performed “Just the Two of Us” by Bill Withers, accompanied by teacher Rhiannon Howell on the piano. Both performances were very well received and the students displayed professional and excellent behaviour. 😊
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Girls from years 7, 8 and 9 competed in a round robin tournament of football last week. They won their minor rounds, defeating Samaritan (47-0), Caritas (28-3) and Port Augusta (76-6) and went straight through to the grand final, again defeating Caritas (36-2) and finished the day as undefeated premiers. Throughout their 4 games, they only conceded 1 goal, which is an amazing effort. All the girls should be very proud of their efforts, with each girl playing a pivotal role every game. Whether it was applying lots of pressure in the backlines, providing plenty of run through the middle, or creating chaos and kicking a few goals up forward, they all played amazingly. A shout out to Hanna who kicked 6 goals against Samaritan and Alyssa who kicked 5 goals against Port Augusta. 🏉😁
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Throughout term 3, students in our flexible program have been building benches for the Middleback Country Fire Service (CFS) Brigade. As a thank you for their hard work, students visited the facility to undertake a tour, learn about the equipment that volunteer firefighters use and see their benches in use!
Some students are already familiar with the facility because they are volunteer cadets. For anyone interested in learning more about the CFS, cadet training occurs every Wednesday during the school term from 5.30pm to 6.45pm at the SES depot (41 Keith Street) or email the cadet coordinator Mr Gardiner who is also a teacher at Whyalla Secondary College Alistair.Gardiner@sacfsvolunteer.org.au
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Kylie Hughes
The members of Middleback CFS are really appreciative of the benches they have received and those that are still being built. Members also appreciate the donations that they have received from the Whyalla community, including the staff of Whyalla Secondary College to fund the new lockers for the station.
Year 10 Camp has just left Port Augusta and will arrive at WSC at approximately 5pm
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Families are reminded that term 3 concludes this Friday at 2.30pm and term 4 commences on Monday 16 October.
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A reminder that we are open Monday to Friday during the school holidays (8.30am - 4.30pm) excluding the public holiday 🙂
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Yesterday, staff were congratulated for their commitment to improving the lives of children and young people with Service Recognition Awards. Thank you to Kylie Morris (10 years), Tunya Greenhalgh (10 years), Rhiannon Howell (20 years), Blake Turner-Wiebreck (10 years) and Linda Brown (10 years) for your contribution to public education and child development in South Australia 🤩🙌
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