““IInnssppiirreedd”” EEvveenniinngg Wednesday 26 June

Assembly Hall 6.30pm

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AAssssoocciiaattiioonn MMeeeettiinngg Thursday 27 June

Staff Common Room 7pm

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Assembly Hall 4pm – 7pm

GGaallaa MMuussiicc EEvveenniinngg Thursday 18 July

Assembly Hall 7pm

SStt GGeeoorrggee GGiirrllss HHiigghh SScchhooool Telephone: 9587 5902 Facsimile: 9553 8043 Email: stgeorgegi-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Website: www.sgghs.com.au

The Gazette

Monthly Bulletin June 2013

Vol. 18 No. 5 PPrriinncciippaall’’ss MMeessssaaggee

Dear Parents and Students,

EEnndd ooff TTeerrmm 22 rraappiiddllyy aapppprrooaacchheess…….. When this gazette reaches your home we will be in the final week of Term 2.

PPaarreenntt TTeeaacchheerr IInntteerrvviieewwss Parent Teacher interviews for Years 7 and 8 were held last week in the school hall. I was very gratified by the number of parents who took the opportunity to chat with staff regarding their daughters’ progress across their subjects. The general impression I have gained from the staff present was that parents, especially Year 7, were full of praise for the way their daughter’s teachers had engaged their students and the success of the transition programs we have at St George. They universally expressed that their daughters were happy and loving the St George experience. I was able to pass on this positive feedback to teachers and office staff. Parent Teacher interviews for Years 9 and 10 are scheduled for Wednesday 17 July from 4pm – 7pm in the school hall. Your daughter should book an appointment time with her teacher. As is our usual practice Mandarin and Cantonese speaking interpreters will be available for parents to use if they desire. These can be booked when your daughter makes her appointment.

YYeeaarr 77 SSaattiissffaaccttiioonn SSuurrvveeyyss Earlier this year the Year 7 Satisfaction Survey was sent to Year 7 parents; unfortunately the response was not as good as expected. So I have re issued the survey with the Year 7 reports with the expectation that those parents who did not complete the first one will take time to complete the survey. Completed surveys should be returned to the front office as soon as possible. The school uses the results of the survey to evaluate and improve our programs and processes where necessary.

““IInnssppiirreedd”” On Wednesday 26 June we will be “Inspired” by the creative design talents of our girls. This is our tenth annual “Inspired” evening and I am sure it will be as spectacular as we have come to expect. Our students will parade their creative textile designs and we will once again have a creative design challenge to judge. We will also have dance and drama performances so the evening promises to be once again a highlight of our Term 2 calendar. The evening will be held in the school hall commencing at 6.30pm. The invitation is extended to family members only. We do ask that parents collect their daughters promptly at the conclusion of the evening. Thanks must go to the TAS faculty for organising this highlight of the school calendar and especially to Miss Leto who is the organiser of this year’s event.

DDrraammaa EEvveenniinngg aa GGrreeaatt SSuucccceessss!! A drama performance evening was held in the school hall on 19 June and was a wonderful evening showcasing the incredible talents of our drama students. Both in individual and group performances students entertained, challenged and moved the audience. Year 12 students were outstanding and this bodes well for their HSC individual projects. Congratulations to Ms Wright for fostering the dramatic talents of our students and thanks to all teachers, especially Mr Moroney who operated the music and sound, for their assistance with the evening.

YYeeaarr 1122 TTrriiaall HHSSCC The Year 12 Trial HSC commences the end of week 2 term 3. I wish all of Year 12 the best for the Trial HSC exams. Students should make sure that they are familiar with the assessment procedures.

AApppplliiccaattiioonn ffoorr PPllaacceemmeenntt iinn YYeeaarrss 88--1122 22001144 Each year a small number of vacancies may occur in Years 8-12. Students who wish to apply for placement on waiting lists should collect an application form from the school. The Selective Schools Unit Application Form as well as the St George Girls High School Application Form should be filled in when applying. The forms can also be downloaded from the school’s website. Please note that applications are due back at the school by 3pm on the 30 July. No late applications will be accepted. There is a non-refundable fee of $50.00 to cover the administrative costs of processing each application. Each application will be assessed by a panel including myself, the Deputy Principal in charge of each year and a parent representative.

BBuuiillddiinngg FFuunndd –– TTaaxx DDeedduuccttiibbllee The St George Girls High School Building Fund was established in 2002. This is a fund solely for the acquisition, construction or maintenance of our school buildings. Contributing to this fund can be attractive to parents as donations are tax deductible. Please make cheques payable to The St George Girls High School Building Fund. Your donations would be most gratefully received.

OOuuttssttaannddiinngg SSttuuddeenntt AAcchhiieevveemmeennttss Congratulations to the following students who have achieved a Gold Award in the Duke of Edinburgh scheme. Catherine Bao, Belinda Goh, Louise Lin and Winnie Zhao will be presented with their certificates by Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO, Governor of New South Wales on the grounds of Government House on 31 July. Congratulations must also go to Ms Thodey for her outstanding effort in getting these students to this level.

Christiane Haitidis of Year 9 has successfully auditioned for the 2013 NSW Drama Ensemble. The ensemble is a selected group of gifted and talented actors from Year 9 who will be mentored by specialist tutors from the performing arts industry as well as performing at events thoughout the year. Congratulations to Veronica Tsang who has progressed to the finals of the 2013 Sutherland Shire and St George Youth Music Awards in both Performance and Composition. We wish her all the best for the finals on 28 June.

Congratulations to Kelly Sun of Year 8 who was an award recipient in the Mosman Youth Art Prize for her work entitled “The Peacock”.

WWiinntteerr UUnniiffoorrmm RReemmiinnddeerr In the last gazette, I published the school’s winter uniform requirements. It has come to my attention that there have been some non-uniform items of clothing being worn by students to school. Items such as beanies, skivvies and non-regulation school trousers are not part of the winter school uniform. All uniform items must be purchased from the School Uniform Shop. I encourage parents to ensure that their daughters take pride in the school by wearing correct uniform at all times.

CCoonnggrraattuullaattiioonnss I would like to congratulate the following students for achieving Gold Certificates indicating that they have received thirty Merit and/or Participation Certificates: Laurie Mac of Year 11. Priscilla Li of Year 12. I would also like to congratulate the following students for receiving Principal Certificates: Eloise Cooper (2), Esra Egilmezer, Helen Pei, Jennifer Tan, Chelsea Tjang and Alicia Wong of Year 7. Rebecca Hocking (2), Sophie Lin, Yijia Liu, Audrey Ma, Kiara Song and Yvonne Thich of Year 8. Cindy Chen, Christiane Haitidis (2), Isabella Lee (2), Clarissa Lim, Tania Lu, Nina Pirola and Rachael Yu of Year 9. Kaesia Chan, Ting Chen (5), Alice Hu (2), Salina Myat (2), Cheryl Nie (2), Ama Qian, Selina Su, Elisa Tran and Annie Yuan of Year 10. Afsah Haque, Sharon Ho and Chandana Narayan (2) of Year 11.

Gabrielle Anastasi (2), Denise Chan, Christabel Hoe (2), Priscilla Li (7), Sharon Lo (2), Esther Shi (2), Julie Wu, Angela Xing (4) and Aneita Yang (5) of Year 12. Well done to all of these girls and to all who have experienced personal success this term. As this is the last gazette for Term 2, I wish you and your family a pleasant, enjoyable and safe mid year break. Students will return to school on Tuesday 16 July. Yours sincerely Graeme Ponder

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ince the issue of the last Gazette, the following students have been presented with Dragon Badges:

Klara Zhao (2) of Year 7. Niki Beri, Rebecca Hocking, Emily Hsu, Yijia Liu, Audrey Ma, Angela Ngo, Jessica Skakavac, Kiara Song, Yvonne Thich (3) and Angela Zheng of Year 8. Christiane Haitidis of Year 9. Shirley Gu, Alice Hu (2), Deeksha Koul, Selina Su and Jean Yu of Year 10. Ting Chen (2), Shu Yan Chin, Afsah Haque, Laurie Mac (4), Amy Wang (3) and Ellene Win of Year 11. Roanna Chan, Sophia Garlick Bock, Christabel Hoe, Sharon Lo, Philippa Meikle (2), Aditi Shah, Julie Wu, Angela Xing (2) and Aneita Yang (2) of Year 12. The following students have been presented with Super Dragon Badges: Laurie Mac of Year 11. Roanna Chan and Bonnie Chen of Year 12.

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YYeeaarr 1122 aanndd tthhee TTrriiaall HHSSCC ll Year 12 students should be planning to make effective use of the coming holidays to revise their work for the Trial HSC examinations which

commence at the end of Week 2. It is important that the girls work in a methodical way which gives them set work time and set leisure time. It is far better to set a realistic, achievable study timetable and keep to it than develop an overambitious one which cannot be fulfilled. Study should be punctuated by frequent breaks and students should, at the end of each session, tell themselves (or anyone else they can find) what they have learnt about in the session. This helps clarify what has been absorbed and what has not. Exercise is essential throughout all study periods. Many girls make the mistake of giving up sport as part of their drive for success. Maintaining sport and exercise or developing an exercise habit is very helpful in developing a sense of well being. Having a break from study and going for a walk is very therapeutic. Students should have a set study space which is associated with work. When they are in the space they are studying. When they are not they are at leisure. Short bursts of total focus on study are much better than extended periods of semi-focus or desultory effort. If a student is ill and unable to attend an exam she must phone in to school, get a medical certificate and return to school as soon as the certificate expires prepared to catch up on missed exams.

FFaarreewweellll This will be my last deputy’s report as I retire at the end of the term. Teaching at St George Girls has been the high point of my career. The privilege of working with such talented girls has been deeply rewarding. I carry away many delightful memories and will continue to follow with great interest the school’s fortunes in the years to come. Mr Morris

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n Friday, 14th of June, Year 11 Textiles and

Design students went on an excursion to see the 2013 Texstyle, HSC Major Work exhibition

at the annual Craft and Quilt fair at Darling Harbour. Students were able to see the top 50 HSC Major works from 2012 which all achieved full marks, including two student’s works from our own school; Kayla Castle and Isabelle Martin. Students were able to gain an insight into the requirements of the Major Textile Project practical and portfolio work and were inspired by the variety of decorative techniques incorporated into each textile item. The girls were also able to see the amazing quilt exhibition, workshops and demonstrations and the many textile stores selling a variety of new and exciting textile products.

The Year 11 Textiles and Design class also attended a seminar at the National Australian Maritime Museum on the History of Swimwear. It was a highly informative session, where students were able to study a variety of swimwear garments hands-on, from the 1900’s to today. They were also able to interact with a touch screen illustrating the changes in swimwear over time and were given a tour of the current exhibition ‘Watermarks’. It was a highly valuable day which will greatly assist the girls in their HSC course next year.

Miss Leto

The girls closely looking at their swimwear items and building a case study on the history of swimwear.

Mehnaj and Claire modelling the vintage sunglasses

Abbie and Gina modelling the vintage sunglasses

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he TAS Faculty would like to invite you to attend our annual school Fashion Parade night, ‘Inspired’. It will take place on Wednesday

26 June, commencing at 6:30pm in the school hall. Students from Year 8 elective Textiles Technology though to Year 12 Textiles and Design have the opportunity to model their textiles creations. It is a fantastic night where we also see performances from our Regional Dance Group and talented Drama students. We hope to see you all there! Tickets are available for pre-purchase only, $5 for individual tickets and $10 for a family ticket, please pick up your ticket forms from the TAS staffroom. No tickets will be sold on the night. Thank you for your support, TAS Staff.

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PPaappeerr RReeccyycclliinngg pproximately 40 students regularly participate in the paper recycling on Tuesdays

at lunchtime. Any student who wishes to participate may join at any time. Just turn up first half of lunch on Tuesdays in room 5 or 6 depending on room availability. Every five weeks of participation will earn a school service award. Thank you to Melanie Tran and Marlene Manks of Year 11 who manage the weekly organisation.

GGaarrddeenniinngg CClluubb Elicia Lim of Year 11 has been very busy organising approximately 15 regular students with a variety of gardening experiences on Wednesday and Friday lunchtime. Any student

who wishes to join is most welcome. Just meet Elicia at the food labs at the start of lunch on Wednesday and Fridays or speak to Mrs Gay who is located in the TAS department. The latest project, apart from maintaining the veggie and herb garden, has been to pick the chillies grown here at school, dry them in the TAS food dryer and bag them. The label was designed by the students involved and with a recipe included to encourage people to cook with chillies. All reports indicate that the chillies are of excellent quality.

The last of the tomatoes were picked with the students taking home what they had grown. Also Mr Morrison once again proved that he can not only teach languages but produce top quality tomato and chilli relish!

WWoorrmm FFaarrmm Thirty to forty students are rostered for Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday to manage the three thriving worm farms. Any student who wishes to join the rosters, even on a Wednesday, for terms 3 and 4 please see Mrs Duffy in the Science staffroom.

EEnnvviirroo CClluubb SSttaallll A big thank you to the Year 11 and 12 students who managed the Enviro Club stall at the Year 11 and 12 parent teacher night as well as the Year 7 and 8 parent teacher night. Stainless steel water bottles, bamboo toothbrushes, worm farm fertiliser and dried chillies were sold. A total of approximately $430 worth of goods were sold. All profit goes towards Enviro Club projects. Thank you to all parents who supported the students and their efforts.

Another stall will be held at the Year 9 and 10 parent teacher night on Wednesday 17 July, week 1 of term 3.

WWoorrkksshhooppss CCaarrttoonn SSoouutthh PPuubblliicc SScchhooooll Hannah Truong, Valerie Tran, Irina Tyan, Harpreet Kaur, Jennifer How of Year 9 and Brenda Lam, Taciane Jondral and Erica Li of Year 10 participated in World Earth Day at Carlton South Public School on Wednesday 5 June. These students not only worked with the primary teachers running various workshops for the primary students they also acted as facilitators and ran their own workshops relating to waste management, worm farms and sponsoring koalas. The staff at Carlton South and the National Parks Environment Centre commented on the professional manner in which the girls conducted all activities and that the day would not have been the success it was without their help.

SSyyddnneeyy GGiirrllss HHiigghh SScchhooooll Lisa Poon and Marlene Manks of Year 11 along with Cheryl Anthony and Taciane Jondral of Year 10 conducted four workshops relating to recycling T-shirts into head bands and bracelets with all of the Year 7 students at Sydney Girls High School as part of their very first Green Day. The workshops were a great success. FANTASTIC! “Professionally conducted” was the feedback from staff and visitors from Sydney Girls High School. Our students showed great initiative in facilitating and organising the entire workshop. Congratulations to all four students and especially Lisa Poon who managed and facilitated all four students in the preparation for the day.

GGrreeeenn SSccrreeeennss Amelia Mertha, Ellie Stamatelatos of Year 12 and Scarlet Huang and Fiona Lee of Year 11 participated in a video conference as 1 of 2 schools presenting at the Green Screens. They spoke about the Wollemi Environmental project and answered questions from students representing five schools across Sydney region. Congratulations to all involved for giving a very professional presentation utilising BRIDGIT as part of the Video conference.

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There are four categories:

A: Year 7 and 8 B: Year 9 and 10 C: Year 11 and 12 D: Staff Each monthly winner of each category will win a $5 voucher for the canteen and have their photo published in the gazette.

At the end of the competition Categories A, B and C will go into a draw to win the major prize of ‘Zoo Keeper for a day at Taronga Zoo’.

No entries for July. Entries for August must be received by 11 AAuugguusstt. All entries must be emailed to Mrs Duffy at diane.duffy@det.nsw.edu.au with a caption and your roll class or faculty.

Congratulations to the following winners of the June monthly photo competition:

CCaatteeggoorryy DD:: Mr Stanger with his entry “Human Impact at Lake Mungo” and although ineligible for a prize, Mrs Duffy’s “Fungus after the Rain”.

CCaatteeggoorryy CC:: Anastasia Meikhail of 12D with “Sunset”

CCaatteeggoorryy BB:: Farabi Khan of 9B with “Pelican” and Nina Priola 9B with “Mirrored Fugi – San”

CCaatteeggoorryy AA:: Eloise Cooper 7B with “A Typical Sunset”

PPaarreennttss aanndd CCiittiizzeennss’’ AAssssoocciiaattiioonn

he next meeting of the P&C will be held on Thursday 27 June 2013 in the Staff Common Room from 7pm. There is plenty of parking on

Victoria Street and entry to the school is via the front gate. Tea/coffee and biscuits will be available on arrival. Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held immediately prior to the June monthly meeting. Parents already on the P&C email list will receive a copy of the meeting agenda and other information prior to the meeting. At the AGM all P&C committee positions become vacant. These positions are: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary (Minutes) and Secretary (Correspondence). The P&C also selects a Finance Committee Representative. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the out-going committee, representatives, parents and community members for their fantastic efforts this past year. Note: There will be no guest speaker at this month’s meeting.

Mark Yan Katia Vardakis George Mak Henry Tam Poay Jan President Vice President Treasurer Secretary 0410 665 198 0422 322 525 0422 300 008 0410 325 426 0408 299 819

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LLaasstt MMeeeettiinngg –– WWeeddnneessddaayy 55 JJuunnee hank you to our Guest Speaker Mr Bowen, Head Teacher Social Sciences, for discussing the current status of the Australian Curriculum for

Social Sciences and to Mr Morris, Deputy Principal, for providing us with our regular update on what has been happening around the school.

The Mothers’ Committee will be holding our annual Luncheon on Friday 19 July at Carss Park Café for all Committee members and Uniform Shop volunteers. Parents interested in becoming involved with the Mothers’ Committee are also very welcome, so please contact Lisa Tulau if you would like to attend.

MMootthheerr DDaauugghhtteerr DDiinnnneerr The annual Mother Daughter Dinner was held on Saturday 18 May at the Georges River Sailing Club and was a great success thanks to the efforts of all involved in the planning and the support of the school community. The atmosphere of the evening was enhanced by the 1920’s theme, fabulous music and live entertainment and wonderful outfits worn. Thank you to all Committee members for their time and energy in bringing this event together for the benefit of

the school community. Thanks also to our School Captain, Prefects and Year 12 girls for their efforts and time in providing the entertainment and to the Year 12 families for providing desserts for the evening. The generosity of our local businesses and the school community allows the dinner to also serve as a fundraiser. Thank you to the Georges River Sailing Club for reducing our room hire fees, to Woolworths Kogarah and Officeworks Carlton for their donations and all of our school families who donated items for the raffle. Raffle Prize winners were:

$50 Woolworths Wish Card – Michelle Feng (Year 12)

$50 Officeworks Gift Card – Vanessa Jan (Year 10)

Gourmet Food Hampers and Pamper Baskets –

Linda Malusa (Year 8 mum)

Alison Wormell (Year 12)

Genia Furlong (Year 8)

Jan Rajak (Year 7 mum)

Aya Tafech (Year 11)

Eleni Siafakas (Year 8)

Madeleine Rudder (Year 11) and

Natalee Venegas (Year 12) The event raised around $1300 thanks to all involved and to all who attended. We look forward to seeing you again at next year’s event.

AAnnnnuuaall GGeenneerraall MMeeeettiinngg:: WWeeddnneessddaayy 55 MMaayy We acknowledged the achievements of the Mothers’ Committee since our last AGM as we continued our major fundraising functions of managing the Uniform Shop and organising the Mother Daughter Dinner. The Committee raised approximately $26,500 over this period and all funds raised are used for various school requirements including Faculty Funding and end of year student awards. All of this was achieved only through the enormous efforts and contributions of so many. Thank you to all the committee members and volunteers, past and present, for their support, contributions and enthusiasm. Executive Positions for 2013/2014 were filled at our AGM. President – Lisa Tulau Vice President (Uniform Shop Co-ordinator) – Meryle Chandra Vice President and Treasurer – Marthese Girgis Secretary – Donna Kwong Thank you to our Committee Executives for taking on roles. Without the valued support of our members and volunteers, Mothers’ Committee would not be as successful and enjoyable.

UUnniiffoorrmm SShhoopp NNeewwss Thank you to all our volunteer helpers who have helped out in the uniform shop. The Uniform Shop is open every Wednesday at lunchtime during term from 12.45pm to 2pm (please note that the girls’ lunch break commences at 1.10pm).

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Payment is by cash or cheque only (No EFTPOS facilities). The Mothers’ Committee always meets the first Wednesday of the month (except during school holidays).

Our meetings are very relaxed and provide a great opportunity to be involved with the school community, meet other parents and find out what is happening at school from the Principal and Guest Speakers.

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ur Annual Reunion Luncheon was held on Saturday 4 May, in the Macquarie Room at Mortdale RSL Club. The St Georgians’ reunion

is a little different from others, as we invite all ex-students and teachers to attend. This year saw our first in a new venue, and the room had a lovely ambiance that helped create another successful day. Numbers were a little down on average, with only 77 attendees. Their years at St George ranged from girls who began high school in 1934, to those who left in 1991. Quite a range! Our thanks go to the Principal, Ms Knott, as well as Captain Michelle Tsang; who spoke to us about St George today. This year we had the pleasure of listening to the school’s string quartet, and we thank Yoshni Chandra, Scientia Foo, Suzi Kim and Kay Xie for their delightful performance. We heartily appreciate all these women for taking time out of their weekends to entertain us. The St Georgians meet in Room 5, at 7:00pm on the fourth Thursday of each month during school terms. Our next meeting will be held on Thursday, 27 June 2013. Our following meeting, on 25 July, will be our Annual General Meeting, to which all are invited. We are always keen to meet new members, and look forward to seeing you there! TheStGeorgians@hotmail.com Pam Appleby Diana Renton Melissa George President Treasurer Secretary 9587 0355 9580 3282 9522 2527 (after 6pm) (after 6pm)

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Tuesday 25 June Gazette issued on school website and emailed to parents and students Wednesday 26 June ‘Inspired’ Evening, Assembly Hall, 6.30pm Thursday 27 June Engadine Music Bandfest, Kogarah, 12.40pm Parents and Citizens’ Association Meeting, Staff Common Room, 7pm St Georgians Meeting, Room 5, 7pm Friday 28 June Year 9 and 10 Reports Issued Year 12 Physics Excursion, Sydney University, 9am – 12 noon Final Day of Term 2. Monday 15 July School Development Day. Staff Only. Tuesday 16 July Term 3 commences for all students. Year 11 PD/H/PE First Aid Certificate Course, 8.15am – 3.30pm Wednesday 17 July Years 9 and 10 Parent Teacher Evening, Assembly Hall, 4pm – 7pm Small Group Photo Day Thursday 18 July Gala Music Evening, Assembly Hall, 7pm Friday 19 July CHS Cross Country, Eastern Creek

It is important that payment for excursions is made to the Finance Office on the days as designated by classroom teachers.

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