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19 August 202019 August 2020

DATES TO REMEMBER

Mon 17 – Fri 21 August Year 7 2021 Interviews

Mon 17 – Fri 21 August National Science Week

Tues 18 – Fri 21 August Year 11 Camp

Mon 24 – Wed 26 August Visual Art Camp

Mon 31 Aug – Fri 4 Sept Legacy Week

Mon 31 Aug – Thurs 3Sept

Orpheus Island Excursion

Friday 4 September STUDENT FREE DAY

Saturday 5 September Arts and Languages“Spectacular”

Tuesday 8 September Year 7 2021 ParentInformation Evening

Mon 14 – Fri 18 September Year 7 2021 Interviews

Mon 14 – Fri 18 September Year 12 Mock Exam Block

Friday 18 September Final Day Term 3

Monday 5 October QUEEN’S BIRTHDAYPUBLIC HOLIDAY

Tuesday 6 October First Day Term 4

Wednesday 7 October Year 10, 11 and 12 AwardsNight

FROM THE PRINCIPALAs Term 3 gathers momentum I amreminded that communication channelsbetween home and school reaches a criticalpoint. It is during the upcoming monthswhere we establish and develop thefoundations for 2021. The subjectsavailable and student choices all compoundinto a very complex arrangement that finallydetermines the 2021 timetable.

At this time, all Year 10 students have undertaken the steps inthe SETP, Senior Education and Training Plan, to secure theirpreferred subject choice leading into Year 11 2021.

The remaining weeks of this term represent the busiest periodof the entire year. To assist parents, I would simply requestthat with all upcoming events that impact on your child’s yearlevel that it is the students who advise their parents of theseschool events and if in doubt, please phone the main Office.While current circumstances have presented challenges, we willprovide notices and notification of all events to parents but it isthe student who remains the key conduit between home andschool.

SUBJECTS

At this time of the year we are at a place where studentresponsibility around subject choice becomes very clear andthis applies to all year levels, with particular reference todeadlines for submissions and future academic choice. This isespecially relevant for our Year 12 students, who are enteringthe final weeks of their formal years of education and balancingthe new ATAR agenda.

Our Year 10 students face ever more challenges in selectingsubjects for the QCE (Queensland Certificate of Education) for

the next two years and possible life choices in career pathways.Parents are encouraged to contact the school if there is anydoubt around the processes or timelines being undertaken orany information that will assist at this time.

2020 EVENTS

This year has presented many challenges, in particular thoseyearly events that sit outside the curriculum and are part ofthe tradition that identify the total picture of a school year.COVID 19 has stopped many events this year. Sports eventsare only now starting to be rescheduled, we have undertakena much reduced Athletics Carnival, our Cross-country had tobe cancelled, camps and recognition ceremonies having tobe postponed or scaled down. In the upcoming weeks wewill be looking to finalise and publish the dates for our‘changed-agenda’ in acknowledging and celebrating studentachievement. The annual Awards Night will take a differentapproach with restricted access to venues. This year ourAwards Nights will be held on school grounds in the StudentCentre and we will have separate nights for various year levels.Years 10, 11 and 12 will have their Awards Night onWednesday 7th October (Week 1 Term 4), Year 9 will have theirAwards Night on Wednesday 18th November and Years 7 and8 will have their Awards Night on Tuesday 17th November.

Further details and times will be published to parents closer toevent dates.

2020 EARLY SCHOOL LEAVERS SURVEY

The Queensland Government is seeking the support of theschool community for the annual survey of Year 10, 11 and12 students who left school in 2019, before completing Year12. This short, confidential survey collects information aboutwhat young people are doing the year after leaving school.The results of the survey help provide valuable information toimprove services available to school leavers in the future.

Between August and September, these school leavers canexpect to receive instructions to complete a web-based surveyor a telephone call from the Queensland GovernmentStatistician’s Office. Please encourage them to take part. If theircontact details have changed, please assist the interviewer withtheir updated details or forward the survey to their new addressso they can participate.

Thank you for your support of Next Step post-schooldestination surveys in 2020.

For more information, visit at the link below or telephone toll freeon 1800 068 587.

http://www.qld.gov.au/nextstep/

Allan EvansPrincipaltevan38@eq.edu.au

FROM THE DEPUTY PRINCIPAL (YRS9&10)

STUDENT ATTENDANCE

School absenteeism and studentattendance is a complex issue whichincludes a range of student behavioursincluding school refusal and truancy. Toreward our year 9 and 10 students whohave shown a dedication to their schooling,our year level co-ordinators organised a

special morning tea to say thank you. Students were treated toa range of delicious foods and drinks at our Mason & Co. Café.

If you are a parent or guardian who is having difficulty inengaging your student in schooling, a new website developedby the Department of Education has recently been developed:

https://www.sparktheirfuture.qld.edu.au/

Adam KehlA/Deputy Principalakehl3@eq.edu.au

FROM THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Happy NationalScience Week!!

We are celebrating allthings science duringWeek 6 from the 17th –21st August!

This year’s theme is“Deep Blue: Innovation for the future of

our Oceans” and celebrates the establishment of the BlueEconomy Cooperative Research Council, based in Tasmania.

“The theme embraces the innovative technologies, capabilitiesand skills needed to achieve economic, environmental andsocial sustainability of our oceans. It features insights andinquiries into workable solutions that generate healthy oceans,healthy economies and healthy communities.”

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We have a range of activities throughout the week for studentsto get involved with!

We will also be welcoming students from our Cluster PrimarySchools on Wednesday afternoon for the first session ofExcellence in Science!

REMINDER: YEAR 12 AQUATIC PRACTICES -FANTOME ISLAND REMOTE AREA FIELD CAMP

Year 12 Students attending the Aquatic Practices camp toFantome Island will be heading off in just 2 weeks! Planning andpreparations are underway and the excitement levels are high.

Reminder: Payment is due in full by the 21st of August. Ifyou have any questions, please contact Ms. DeRuyter.

BOATING SAFETY AND RECREATION

Last month, the year 12 Aquatic Practices students were givena boating demonstration by Andrew from Andrew Ryder BoatLicensing. Andrew gave the students an introduction to JetSki and recreational boating using his vessel and equipment,including safety and correct use of equipment. As part of hisintroduction to boating, Andrew also included a lesson in howto use marine distress flares. Students will now have theopportunity to obtain their recreational boat license which formsa part of their next assessment piece.

YEAR 12 BIOLOGY - PGLO GENETICTRANSFORMATION

Recently, our Year 12 Biology class undertook a MandatoryPractical of performing a genetic transformation, which is whena cell takes up (takes inside) and expresses a new piece ofgenetic material—DNA. This new genetic information oftenprovides the organism with a new trait which is identifiable aftertransformation. Students took the Green Fluorescent Proteinfrom the jellyfish, Aequorea victoria, and transferred it into thebacteria E.coli, which they then streaked onto agar plates.Once the E.coli grew, it fluoresced under UV light!

THE SCIENCE OF TASTE AND FOODPRODUCTION

Did someone say Kombucha?!

Year 11 students studying Science in Practice are learning allabout the benefits of using microorganisms in food production!Cheese, yoghurt, breads, and kombucha are some of thecommon contemporary foods in our society which rely on theuse of bacteria and/or fungus to produce the unique flavourswhich are enjoyed by most.

Kombucha is a fermented drink made from sweetened teaand a specific culture known as a 'scoby' (scoby stands for'Symbiotic Culture Of Bacteria and Yeasts). The bacteria andyeasts convert the sugar into acetic acid during fermentation.These students have worked to create, analyse, evaluate andimprove the production of kombucha for best flavour, textureand colour.

Delicious and good for your gut too!

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NATIONAL TREE PLANTING DAY

On Friday 31st July, our school held aNational Tree Day at school, which sawmultiple projects take place. Representativesfrom the Year 12 cohort planted a range ofnative trees in our ‘Senior Boulevard,’ which is a special area ofour school where our departing students can add to theirlegacy in a long-lasting way.

Our Reef Guardian students also planted trees in their NativeYin Yang Garden at the front of the school, which is thriving withthe trees planted from past years!

The science team also joined the P & C for their workingbee on Saturday 1st August. We worked on maintaining theYin Yang garden by pruning, weeding, planting more treesand straightening our garden edging. We then moved on toestablishing a new garden at the back of R block! The nativefauna of William Ross are going to be very happy.

YEAR 7 REEF HQ VIRTUAL TOUR

During week 5, our year 7 cohort were treated to a virtual visitto Reef HQ. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we were not ableto visit as we usually do, but the session did not disappoint.The kids were able to interact with our hosts Craig and Joby answering or asking questions, with Craig going “mobile”and taking us around to different parts of the aquarium. Thehighlight for most was to meet “Georgie”, the sole patient in theTurtle hospital and to watch how much she enjoyed having herback scrubbed with a scrubbing brush (if she was a cat, I thinkshe would have purred!). The kids learned about food webs onthe reef, things that threaten these food webs and threaten ourturtles. Students also offered up a heap of ideas as to how wecan help to protect the marine environment.

Big thanks to Reef HQ education centre and specifically Craigand Jo for putting on an entertaining and engaging show thatfinished way too soon for some.

DID YOU KNOW? Out of the 7 species of marine turtles in theworld, 6 of them reside in Australian waters.

Advancements in Science in July & August, brought to you by@ScienceAlert:

Upcoming Events in the Science Department

Every Thursday

3:15pm – 4:15pm

Science Tutoring in B04

17th – 21st August National Science Week

19th August Excellence in Science – first session

31st August – 3rdSeptember

Year 12 Aquatic Practices FieldExcursion

Shelley De RuyterHOD Sciencesderu3@eq.edu.au

FROM THE ARTS & LANGUAGESDEPARTMENT

RECOGNISING COMMITMENT INCHINESE STUDIES CEREMONY

Fifteen fantastic students studying Chineseas a Language were formally recognised fortheir Commitment in Chinese Studies at avery special ceremony held at William Ross.Our six bursary winners were presentedtheir awards by Principal Allan Evans and

Director of Confucius Institute Queensland Antoine Baarnat.Our first place winner was Isabelle Cleland, second place wasawarded to both Katherine Fraser and Indiah Rieck, third placewinners were Jassea Stokes, Madison McIntosh and BrodieRidge. Encouragement Awards were presented to Ethan Scida,Emily South, William Cleland, Ariel Boxall, Amy Jones, D'vekaAakjaer, Kevin Mc Gregor ,Zoe Shepherdson and CameronBull.

Following our official ceremony students and families weretreated to some magnificent Cultural experiences. We werehonoured to host Song Lisha showcasing Xinjiang dancing,Gao Yan (Mia) playing the historically significant Erhu, andProfessor Maria Meng performing Taichi. Once the ceremonywas officially closed, students made their way over to our

• A medieval onion and garlic salve from 1,000 yearsago actually works to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria

• The mysterious Neolithic pillars of Stonehenge mayhave all originated from the same place – the WestWoods

• Scientists have begun assembling the world’s largestnuclear fusion experiment. It will be 10x hotter thanthe sun

• SpaceX brought two astronauts, Bob Behnken andDoug Hurley, back home safely from the InternationalSpace Station.

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Hospitality department to meet Chef Fanny Leung for adumpling demonstration and ultimately make deliciousdumplings using traditional techniques to eat! Our morning wascapped off with a sumptuous Chinese style banquet brilliantlyprepared by our year 11 and year 12 Hospitality students.

William Ross would like to sincerely thank Antoine Baarnat,Song Lisha, Gao Yan from the Confucius Institute Queensland,Professor Wendy Li-President of the Townsville Chinese Club,Professor Maria Meng, Chef Fanny Leung and members of theTownsville Chinese Club for their ongoing support towards ourstudents.

Chinese Language Celebrations – Student quotes

“I really enjoyed being exposed to the cultural experiences suchas Xinjiang dancing and the Taiqi performance. However, myfavourite part was listening to the Chinese Erhu being played.I hope to continue my Chinese language studies into seniorschool as I aspire to be a Chinese language teacher in thefuture.” - Isabelle Cleland

“Mr Evans gave a very heartfelt speech about the importanceof language studies in schools. We appreciate the support theConfucius Institute has provided the students of William Rossover the past 10 years. I can’t wait to see where my Chineselanguage studies lead me in the future.” D’veaka Aajar

“It was an inspiration to learn about the traditional techniquesused to hand make jiaozi (dumplings). They were the mostdelicious delicacies and this experience brought the Chinesestudents closer together and gave us a wider understanding ofChinese culture and the importance of family and friendship.” -Brodie Ridge

MUSICAL NOTES FROM OUR WILLIAM ROSSVOCAL PROGRAM

William Ross Vocal Group and vocal lessons recommencedas soon as school re-opened in Term three. We started withsome feel-good songs and new repertoire for possible eventslater in the year. At our first get together, we also indulged insome bespoke music themed cupcakes hand made by MissRush (HOD, The Arts and Languages) and lots of little carameland solid chocolate Easter eggs! (Special delivery by the EasterBunny!): an Official Red Day function, of course!

In Week Nine, just two weeks later, in a ceremony in theamphitheatre, the Vocal Group were presented with VocalGroup badges and Certificates of Appreciation by Principal, Mr.Alan Evans, in recognition of these students’ ongoing supportand commitment to the group. We then performed two of ournew “works-in-progress”.

This week saw an amazing opportunity for the Vocal Groupwhen Vocal Teacher, Ruth Rush, was able to be involved inan impromptu vocal coaching and jam session with some verydelightful and talented guests, Antoine Barnard (Director of

the Confucius Institute of Queensland), Lisha Song (singer anddancer affiliated with the Confucius Institute and QUT), andYan (Mia) Gao (Professional Erhu -traditional Chinese stringedinstrument- player and singer and dancer affiliated with theConfucius Institute), who were at the school to celebrate theCommitment to Chinese Language Studies Awards.

It was an amazing music and cross-cultural experience andwe have been given permission for the Vocal Group to learna traditional Chinese song which also has accompanyingchoreographic signing. Future get togethers are also planned!(And Antoine has requested some vocal coaching next time heis visiting William Ross!)

The Vocal Group are currently working on their repertoire fortheir performance at the Arts Spectacular in week eight.

2020 PEOPLE, CULTURE, COUNTRY PROJECT

William Ross is proud to once again be part of the People,Culture, Country Project in 2020. A group of wonderful studentswho identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander wereinvited to join Aunty Denise Weightman for an ‘Accessories’workshop. The students worked with recycled materials suchas plastic straws, ribbon, wool, beads and pipe cleaners tocreate stunning arm and leg bands. Students yarned with Auntywhile learning some traditional and contemporary techniques.Regional Office representatives, Project Manager ChristinaPapadimitriou, CEC Aunty Dione and several wonderful familymembers also joined us to learned some new ‘accessories’skills! We are very keen to see how the students incorporateall of these wonderful new skills into their own stunningcollaborative Wearable Art piece. William Ross is very proud ofour students being part of such a fantastic program in 2020.

GLASS-FUSING WORKSHOP WITH ARTISTVICTORIA NELSON

The William Ross Visual Art department hosted acclaimedGlass Artist Victoria Nelson for a very special glass-fusingworkshop during Art Club. Students learned several techniqueson how to cut glass using a variety of tools. They learnedsome valuable do’s and don’ts when working with glass anddeveloped some magnificent designs for their slumped glassbowls! The bowls will be slumped in William Ross’ own kilnusing handmade moulds. William Ross would like to sincerelythank Victoria for generously donating her time and glass for thestudents to use during this workshop. We are excited to see

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where our William Ross students take these very unique set ofskills next in their art practice.

2020 ARTS AND LANGUAGES SPECTACULAR

Save the date…who doesn’t love Food Trucks andentertainment while sitting on a blanket enjoying a picnichamper? Limited tickets available for the Dance and Dramaperformances and delicious Picnic Hampers available forpre-purchase only at the William Ross Front Office until 31stAugust. Office hours are between 8am - 3pm.

2020 CHINESE AND JAPANESE SPEECHCOMPETITION

Students from William Ross High School’sChinese and Japanese departments, years7-10, will be offered the opportunity toparticipate in a speech competition that’s going to be littledifferent this year. The MLTAQ and EP have joined together tohost the first ever EP MLTAQ Virtual Speech Competition!Language teachers will speak to classes and ask students ifthey would like to participate, numbers will be limited for eachyear level.

QUEENSLAND THEATRE COMPANIESPRESENTS…THE SCENE PROJECT

We are so excited to announce that the Year 10 Drama classwill be working alongside the great professionals of theQueensland Theatre Company as a part of the renowned‘Scene Project’. The Scene Project is a Queensland statewideprogram that works with secondary students to perform a new,professionally written play every year. This year the well-knownplaywright, David Burton, was commissioned to write the play

‘Wisdom’ for the 2020 Scene Project. The students have beenworking on scenes from this play for the last term and areincredibly excited to be involved in this marvellous project. OnFriday the 21st of August our Year 10 students, alongsidestudents from Townsville State High School, St. Anthony’sCatholic College and St Margaret Mary’s College will bepresenting and workshopping their performances throughoutthe day. The workshop day will be held at William Ross StateHigh School alongside Queensland Theatre Company who willhave professional performers, directors, producers andtechnicians to work and perform with the students. All thestudents are looking forward to this great event and excitingopportunity!!!

Rose RushHOD The Arts & Languagesrrush6@eq.edu.au

FROM THE SPORT DEPARTMENT

ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

Another very successful Athletics carnivalwas run last week. Those who did attendshowed excellent participation and theirefforts to make the day a success are muchappreciated.

Congratulations to Pelorus who was thewinning house on the day

Special mention to out two record breakers for the day

Age champions for 2020 were

Girls

12yrs Amayah Murphy13yrs Mia Jones14yrs Emily South15yrs Keizele Vizcarra16yrs Baylee DraperOpen Tamika Bacon

Boys

12yrs Kobi Bowd13yrs Kallum Edwards14yrs Mac McKenzie15yrs Bradley Morris16yrs Marley MerloOpen Alex Hooper

• Amayah Murphy setting new records in100m,200m,LJ,TJ and HJ

• Ava Riethmuller setting a new record in the 200m

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BLOCK SPORT

Block sport has re-commenced for term 3, with two roundalready completed.

Open Boys basketball lost both their games, against IPC 77-44and NBSHS 83-47.

Open Girls Netball had two wins, 22-15 against SMMC and59-6 against NBSHS.

7/8 Girls touch is sitting on 1 win and 1 loss, win 5-2 againstSMMC and lost 9-2 against KIR.

7/8 Boys touch have only played one game a loss againstAnnandale 3-2.

9/10 Boys Basketball also only playing 1 game against TownHigh drawing 47-47.

Open girls touch has had 2 loses, 9-0 against KIR and 7-0against CATH.

Open Boys touch have only played 1 game so far, a loss to IPC8-4

Mixed Open Netball had a win over Annandale 34-18.

Andrew WelshSports Coordinatorawels7@eq.edu.au

FROM THE WELLBEING & ENGAGEMENTDEPARTMENT

POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR FORLEARNING

With Term 3 well under way, it is important ifstudents encounter a problem they seekthe support of a teacher as soon as theissue arises. Therefore, our PositiveBehaviour for Learning (PBL) focus for thefortnight is ‘Report issues promptly and

seek support.’

REWARDS PROGRAM

The following Junior Secondary students have been recognisedfor ‘Student of the Week’ on assembly over the past two weeksfor being exemplary students of their cohort.

Junior School

Year 7: Thuong Luong & Sunny KimYear 8: Craig Anderson & Patrick LavercombeYear 9: Cong Duy Nguyen & Amelia Lynd

Senior School

The following senior students have been recognised for‘Gotcha’ awards on assembly over the past two weeks forbeing exemplary students of their cohort.

Year 10: Liam Robertson, Ashleigh Dalton, Hein Luong &Rayne TarringYear 11: Sian Williams & Charli HayYear 12: Megan Dallavenzi & Ainslie Minogue

THE RESILIENCE PROJECT

Our junior students are continuing with their wellbeing lessonsand daily check-in’s. These activities are being completed intheir student learning journal. Have you seen how your childis going? Take some time to look through the learning journalto gain some valuable insights on sleep patterns, exercise andnutritional information. Students also complete activities basedon gratitude, empathy and mindfulness to help enhance theirresilience and develop positive mental health.

Rebecca ShadlowA/HOD Wellbeing & Engagementrshad10@eq.edu.au

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FROM THE DEFENCE TRANSITIONMENTOR

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAYWRITING COMPETITION

To celebrate International Youth Day,Service Delivery Division is seeking writtenentries from 15 – 24 years olds from far andwide across Australia to answer thefollowing question:

“What do you think Defence can do tomake your world a better place?”

For more details, contact Ceri Briant

Ceri BriantDefence Transition Mentorcbria9@eq.edu.au

FROM THE LIBRARY

LIBRARY NEWS

With great excitement I would like to share the new Mangacollection the school has purchased for borrowing. These titlesinclude:

One Punch ManOne Punch Man FairytailFairytail

NarutoNaruto RWBYRWBY

My Hero AcademiaMy Hero Academia Hunter HunterHunter Hunter

These titles are now available, you are allowed 2 books at a timejust because they are new and will be very popular.

“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies . . . Theman who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R.Martin

Sonya DriehuisLibrary Assistantsdrie11@eq.edu.au

P & C ASSOCIATIONWe have had a few exciting things happen over the last coupleof weeks and would love to fill you in and keep you updated!

SCHOOL WORKING BEE

We had the School Working bee on the 1st August. It wasgreat to see students, parents and teachers helping out andmaking a difference around the school grounds. THANK YOU!!!Also, a ‘Thank you’ to Vanessa and Jo for making morning tea,everyone enjoyed the well-deserved brownies and cookies.

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NEW MUSIC SHIRTS

New Music shirts are in the process of being ordered.

SCHOOL FORMAL HATS

Our Formal Hat has arrived. The P&C hasdonated 30 hats to school. This hat will beused for the leaders of the school and theschool band uring formal occasions and outings. Check out thepost on Facebook to see a photo.

IN NEED OF A TREASURER!

Our Treasurer has resigned. If you are interested in finding outmore about the position or taking on the position, please emailme to the below address.

UNIFORM SHOP RENOVATIONS

Our uniform shop is still underway with renovations includingmore change rooms and new shelving. We are still open if yourequire any uniforms. Please see Vanessa in the tuckshop.

CONTAINERS FOR CHANGE

We are collecting the containers for the CRS (Container RefundScheme). The funds from collecting go towards the Year 12‘Year Book’. Each year at the start of term 4 it starts for the nextyear of year 12’s.

If you would like to help out and donate your containersjust quote our ID number C10203588

SLUSHY MACHINE

We have a Slushy machine!!! A very excitingaddition to the tuckshop. Small for $2 andMedium for $3. The students are LOVINGIT!!!

The next P&C Meeting is the 8th Septemberat 5pm in the School Common Room. Please come along andsee what’s happening in the school.

See you there.

Nicole KnightPresidentpandc@williamrossshs.eq.edu.au

CAMPS INTERNATIONAL

BORNEO HERE WE COME – DECEMBER 2021

This term we will be teaming up with Camps International tobring an amazing, meaningful and challenging experience toour year 8 - 11 students to travel aboard on a service learningexpedition to the wonderful island of Borneo, in South EastAsia.

Camps International operates across four continents andshares a common goal: solving global problems on a localscale. They have embedded themselves at the heart of localcommunities. They are part of their culture, and as a result,get to work with some of the most interesting, exciting andinnovative people, cultures and environments. Above all, theyare impact. With Camps International, you can rest assure thata school trip benefits more than just your child. Join us andtogether William Ross State High School can be part of thesolution, in Borneo.

This will be an amazing experience for you combining travelwith meaningful impact, volunteering project work and culturalexchange. Whilst on expedition they will take part inconservation and wildlife initiatives, help with communitydevelopment projects and assisting at local schools; readingbooks or playing sports. An expedition to Borneo wouldn’tbe complete without a visit to the world-renowned SepilokOrangutan Sanctuary where you’ll be introduced to orphanedand injured Orangutans before they’re released back into thewild. This will certainly be an experience you will never forget.

We look forward to welcoming our Queensland representative,Sheriece, from Camps International to present this amazingopportunity, alongside Ms Farina & Miss Morrison. We will behosting a Parents Presentation Evening on Wednesday 19thAugust at 6pm in P Block, so save the date!.”

IN THE COMMUNITY

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