CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

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1 CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OAK FLATS Follow us on CALENDAR DATES 16/9 STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAY - NO STUDENTS 25/8 Showcase 25/8 HSC Drama Showcase Night 2/9 Year 12 Father s Day Breakfast Year 10 Geography Field Trip AIME Years 9 & 10 4/9 Father s Day 6/9 RU OK Day 14/9 Parents and Friends Meeting - 7:30pm 16/9 Staff Development Day CANTEEN 25/8 S Garner, K Goldsbro, K Bailey 26/8 D Fitzsimmons, L di Fazio 29/8 J Flanagan, R Thorn, M Lashbrook 30/8 P Crowe, K Gallagher, L Ristevski 31/8 K Pulo, R McEntee, Y Farrugia 1/9 T Daly, Z Janevski 2/9 G Whatman, C Dennelly, L Fitzgerald, D Brown 5/9 C Niceski, F Bishop 6/9 D Tsorotiotis, A Adams 7/9 R Hanckel, R Wiggins, K Middleton 8/9 K Emr, F Croft 9/9 L Dunn, P Alicata, J Simmonds UNIFORM SHOP Tuesday: 8.00am to 1.00pm Thursday: 12.00pm to 4.30pm Contact (Shoneen) corpus@ranier.com.au PO Box 1425, OAK FLATS NSW 2529 Tel Fax Event Cancellation Tel info@ccchsdow.catholic.edu.au T E R M 3 W E E K 6 From the Principal 2 4 A U G U S T Dear parents, carers, students, staff and friends of Corpus Christi At Corpus we are committed to developing the leadership skills of all our students, and in Year 11 we undertake a formal leadership development program that culminates with the selection of the School s Student Leadership Team. Our student Leadership Program is modelled on Servant Leadership underpinned by the model of Jesus as servant. Our student leaders commit to serving and strengthening the school community by living their faith in Christ and leading actions of connection, as together they strive to transform our world. So it is with great pride that I announced the School Leaders for These students were nominated by their peers and staff, and last week were interviewed by myself and senior staff members. Below are some of the statements about leadership that our new student leaders made during the leadership interviews. I feel very privileged and would like to make a difference I enjoy setting a positive example I want to give back to the school community and create a positive learning environment Leading at Corpus means to be a servant leader, that is to serve before leading and put others first I appreciate all the opportunities I have had at Corpus Christi and I want to give something back to the community. I want to build on the legacy of the past Year 12 Leaders and make 2017 ta successful year. The cheers and nods of approval when the names were announced to Year 11 and the school staff demonstrates the support that our new leaders have from the Year 11 students and our staff. While leadership brings prestige but also responsibility and commitment, but I have confidence that each student elected recognises the importance of their role and the legacy that they can provide to our school community. Year 12 Students Father s Day Breakfast You are invited for breakfast to celebrate Father s Day On Friday 2 September am to 9.30am RSVP by Monday 29 August 2016 School Office Ph:

2 P A G E 2 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 2 From the Principal Student Leaders 2017 Each of the twelve students elected to formal positions for 2017 are wonderful role models and truly embody the notion of servant leadership. School Captain 2016 Lara Nelson School Captain 2016 Adam Kadmon School Vice Captain 2016 Sindhiya Lal School Vice Captain 2016 James Clay House Captain Deane Lauren Formosa House Captain Deane Kade Warrington House Captain Davis Madeleine Gallinar House Captain Davis Kobe Collier House Captain Ingham Eva Guyer House Captain Ingham Sandon Ashworth House Captain Chisholm Jade Wilson House Captain Chisholm Hayden Ballard

3 P A G E 3 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 3 From the Principal Indigenous Education This week I attended a Community Engagement session at Ss Peter and Pauls Primary School with Mrs Val West our school s Aboriginal Education Officer to discuss the great range of Indigenous education initiatives that have been implemented this year at Corpus. These programs extend from classroom support and tutorials, to cultural awareness programs, and programs to nurture and raise the aspirations of our Indigenous students. This year a number of our students have had the opportunity to be involved in AIME which is an educational program that is focused on providing Indigenous students with the skills, opportunities, belief and confidence to grow and succeed through high school, and into further education, employment or university. A number of guest speakers have also provided our students with workshops in self-esteem, identity and cultural awareness. In addition students have produced a beautiful collection of prints that have been framed and placed on permanent display in Davis House. Two of the prints displayed in Davis House I would like to acknowledge and thank Mrs Val West for her great work and commitment to our students and also acknowledge and thank Mr Dom Ferrante and Mrs Lynda Timpano for their continued support of these programs. Ms Kerrie Piatek Principal

4 P A G E 4 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 4 What s Happening at Corpus World Youth Day 2016 From July 18 August 6 I travelled with a group of Pilgrims from Wollongong, Armidale, Cairns and Toowoomba to World Youth Day in Poland. They were a great group of people and I feel privileged to have been a part of the experience. There are many stories to tell, however I will try and condense for the purpose of this newsletter. We followed in the footsteps of St John Paul II and Saint Faustina - the patron saints of WYD- as well as visited many historical sites we investigate in the classroom. In Warsaw we toured the Old Town and visited the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Museum. We spent a quiet and reflective afternoon on the way to Krakow at Auschwitz concentration camp and visited Schindler s Factory. We travelled to John Paul II s home town of Wadowice and saw where he was born, where he lived and where he was baptised. We spent time at the Shrine of Devine Mercy where St Faustina lived and died. We celebrated Mass each day in a different beautiful location. We also celebrated Bishop Ingham s 15 th year as Bishop of our diocese whilst we were in Krakow. The theme of WYD was Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy (Mt 5:7) and we attended many catechises on mercy. The message is we should show mercy to God, to each other and importantly ourselves. An interesting example explored was John Paul II giving mercy to his attempted assassinator in To attend the Saturday night vigil with Pope Francis we walked for 21kms with 1.5 million other pilgrims from all over the world to camp. It was hot and our bags were heavy, but the spirit was very much alive. It was an amazing experience. Pope Francis message to the youth was to make their mark in the world not to be a couch potato and play video games all day, but to engage in the world, not to let others decide their future to fight for their future. Dear young people, we didn't come into this world to 'vegetate,' to take it easy, to make our lives a comfortable sofa to fall asleep on. No, we came for another reason: To leave a mark, Pope Francis The school gift was purchased at the Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa. The monastery is home of the Lady of Częstochowa, also known as the Black Madonna. The gift is a portrait of the Black Madonna and has been blessed. The medieval original has two visible scars on her face, from robbers and is presented wearing different robes. Pope Francis announced the next World Youth Day in Panama in Ms Erin Werakso Leader of HSIE

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6 P A G E 6 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 6 Parents & Friends Association President: Paul Cudina Vice President: Leanne Woodley Secretary: Lisa Back The Parents and Friends met last week and considered a number of funding requests. We passed a motion to continue our support for the Little Lights Playgroup that was established last year. The Parents and Friends will donate $ to this wonderful program. In previous years the Parents and Friends has contributed towards furnishings for the prayer space and it was also agreed to support the construction of a new Creedence table to match the existing altar. This will be commissioned by the same carpenter. Assistant Secretary: Lyne Herrmann Treasurer: Marieanne Smith We were also made aware of the installation of the new multipurpose football posts which look great and will be used for many years to come. Once again, these were funded using Parents and Friends levies. Assistant Treasurer: Diane Lawler Diocesan Delegate: Michelle Lashbrook The next meeting will be held on Wednesday 14 September at 7.30pm in the LRC all welcome. Mr Paul Cudina President, Parents and Friends What s Happening at Corpus Little Lights Playgroup Thank you from Little Lights Playgroup! A huge thank you to all those who participated in our pie drive this year. We have had some awesome feedback from people who have loved all their baked goods, supplied to us by Oak Flats Patisserie. We successfully raised just over $ to go towards making Little Lights bigger and better in If you or anyone you know are interested in coming along to playgroup in Term Four, please contact Samantha Cockcroft cockcrofts01@dow.catholic.edu.au or Jessica Flanders flandersj01@dow.catholic.edu.au for enrolment and further details. Little Lights Playgroup When: Monday s in Term 4, beginning 10 October :00am-12:00noon Where: Active Learning Space Who: Children aged 0-6 and their Parents/Carers

7 P A G E 7 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 7 Mission Spark Retreat Two weeks ago students from Corpus and St Joseph s gathered at Corpus for the 2nd Spark Twilight Retreat. Run by the Youth Mission Team, over fifty students joined together for a fun night of games, songs, dance and reflection. Part of a joint initiative with the two schools and the Youth mission Team, the night aims to provide a safe place for youth to gather and explore issues relevant to their lives, whilst also ensuring a great time. Religious Literacy Assessment (RLA) On Monday and Tuesday our Year Eight students sat the Diocesan Religious Literacy Assessment (RLA) Part A. The RLA provides an opportunity to gather information regarding student knowledge, understanding and value of the Christian tradition. Students participated in a boot camp last week in order to prepare themselves for the assessment. Part B of the assessment has been undertaken over the course of this term and allows students to utilise their creativity in presenting a work on the mission of the Church throughout time. Students and their Learning Advisors have been working on these during sessions and from early reports there are some outstanding pieces of work. Mr Aaron McDonald Leader of Religious Education

8 P A G E 8 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 8 Mission Brekkie with the Bishop On Thursday 18 August, the Student Leadership Team attended the Brekkie with the Bishop at Holy Spirit College, Bellambi. The Diocese of Wollongong extended this invitation to the Year 12 Student Leaders in each of our Diocesan secondary schools, to provide these young people with an opportunity to actively engage in dialogue with our Bishop as they approach the last weeks of their Catholic education and HSC journey. Given that Year 12 Student Leaders are currently in this post-trial exam period, this interaction and conversation with each other provided an encouraging and renewing experience to reflect on their leadership within their schools, as well as the leaders they aspire to be upon their graduation. The Bishop s address was incredibly inspiring and highlighted the importance of holding on to the values they have been instilled with so that their own lives and the lives of those they come into contact with will be hope-filled. I would like to congratulate our Student Leadership Team: Kristin Ciccone, Jarrod Rickard, Rachel Murray, Elijah Crowe, Matthew Cornell, Brooke Brady, Shannon O Neil, Jason Ralston, Connor Larkin, Meg Graham, Molly Evans and Harry O Neil for their wonderful representation of their Year 12 cohort at this event and throughout their leadership of the school.

9 P A G E 9 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 9 Social Justice Corpus Has Talent- Picton Floods Fundraiser The Social Justice Committee will be hosting the much anticipated Corpus Has Talent concert on Wednesday 31 August at lunchtime, to raise money for the flood damage to St Anthony s Catholic Primary School in Picton. As you may be aware, the wild storm weather earlier this year caused significant damage to a number of houses, local business and schools, which are still in the process of being repaired or rebuilt. St Anthony s Catholic Primary School is still currently closed due to severe flood damage, as over a metre of floodwater passed through their classrooms destroying furniture and teaching resources. In the interim, Kindergarten to Year 2 students are currently attending school at Our Lady Help of Christian School, whilst Year 3 to 6 students are attending school John Therry Catholic High School. To support St Anthony s in the recovery process, the Social Justice Committee will be donating all funds raised from the concert as well as the soft drink store to assist in the purchasing of new resources and equipment. Staff and students are encouraged to bring in a gold coin donation to cover their entry to the concert, as well as a couple of dollars to purchase a soft drink. We look forward to watching the very talented staff and student performances and helping out one of our Diocesan schools in this time of need. R U Ok? Day R U Ok? Day is a national day of action set up to encourage people to regularly and meaningfully ask Are you ok?, which is a simple, yet powerful way to let someone know that you care. There are many people in our society who are struggling with financial pressures, grief and loss, and other personal or family circumstances, which are difficult to overcome without a strong support system. That s why it is so important for us to look out for one another so that no one has to face such hardships alone. The Social Justice Committee have been busily preparing for Corpus Christi s celebration of R U OK? Day on Tuesday 6 September. These students have given up a number of lunch times to make yellow ribbons for all staff and students in our community and have also put together a meaningful liturgy and reflection for Houses on the day. I would like to thank the members of the Social Justice Committee as well as the Student Leadership Team for all their time and efforts to make this event so special for our school community. We also look forward to watching the Staff vs Student Oz Tag competition at lunchtime at lunchtime. We hope to see everyone on Grass 2 supporting the playoff! Ms Maria Ioannou Leader of Social Justice

10 P A G E 10 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 10 Social Justice R U Ok? Day Preparations

11 P A G E 11 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 11 Online Safety

12 P A G E 12 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 12 Administration Sale of Second Hand Uniforms If you would like to advertise the sale of any second hand uniforms please complete the form in this Newsletter and return it to the school office by Friday 2 September 2016 so that information can be published in the Newsletter on Wednesday 7 September Please note that your contact information will be published so that potential buyers can contact you direct. Ms Dani Norris Office Manager What s Happening at Corpus Year Ten PDHPE RYDA Program RYDA in conjunction with ROTARY are providing education for young students around the topic of driving. This will link with the PDHPE road safety unit CRASH in Term Four. Through the use of video, practical experiences and personal accounts, students will clearly understand the dangers and risks associated with driving a car, an important skill that most will use for a large majority of their life. Students will be involved in a number of extra-curricular activities that will prepare all students for their transition into the next stage of their education or future endeavours. Details are as follows: Date: Venue: Time: Cost Transport Uniform Tuesday 20 September Kembla Grange Racecourse 9.00am to 3.00pm (Students will return to school for normal transport home) Included in School Fees Bus Sports Uniform It is an expectation that all students will participate in this activity. Students who do not return requirements by the due date will be excluded from the activity and will still be required to attend school. Permission notes are available in the School Office or on the Website and need to be returned to the school by Friday 2 September. Mr Michael Byron Leader of PDHPE

13 P A G E 13 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 13 What s Happening at Corpus UNSW ICAS Competitions The ICAS series of tests is an assessment competition for students from Years The tests are designed to assess students academic ability in English, Mathematics, Science, Spelling, Writing and Digital Technologies. Congratulations to all the students who have participated in the competitions this year. It is impressive to see so many students willing to challenge themselves beyond the normal school program. The results for Digital Technologies, Spelling, Science and Writing are back and I would like to acknowledge the accomplishments of the following students who achieved merits, credits or distinctions. The certificates for these students will be handed out at showcase on Thursday 25 August. I would like to make a particular mention of one student; Benedict Tannous in Year Eight. Benedict achieved a high distinction in the Science Competition, which meant he scored more highly than 99% of Year Eight students sitting the exam. Well done Benedict! Digital Technologies Credit Harrison Gorman, Jesse Williams Science Merit Phoebe Shepherd, Oleina Slade, Emily Whisson, Tyler Haig Credit Harrison Gorman, Thomas Gray, Jackson Prem, Harry Langford, Katrina Tracjevski, Sarah Gray, Jobin Paul, Henry Streamer, Isabelle Tannous Spelling Merit Harrison Gorman, Jackson Prem Credit Thomas Gray, Zac Hyman Writing Merit Thomas Gray Credit Jamie Brdar, Alayna Wright, Benedict Tannous, Casey Flemming, Stephanie Tanevski, Isabelle Tannous Ms Christen Chisholm Gifted & Talented Co-ordinator Year 12 Post-trials Breakfast Congratulations to Year 12 students who have completed their Trial HSC Exams. They have prepared very well, were mindful of allowing others to work without disturbance and collaborated effectively in their preparation. They now have experience as to what the exams will be like. Students will receive feedback on performance and strategies for improvement in the coming weeks. In further preparation for coming exams students will have access to after school study and holiday workshops. To celebrate the end of their Trial HSC exams, Year 12 Learning Circle Advisors invited students for breakfast in the Learning Resource Centre. Students were excited to be back, happy the Trials were over but had mixed emotions that their time at school is quickly coming to an end. Mr Phil Ryan Leader of Year 12 Students

14 P A G E 14 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 14 What s Happening at Corpus RSPCA Cup Cake Day The RSPCA Cupcake Day was held for the first time at Corpus Christi on Monday 15 August. This was to raise money and awareness for those animals that need help in our society. The students were incredibly enthusiastic and worked hard to make the day go well. Thank you to Mr Plumb for his hard work and great cake decorating skills! To all staff, students and parents who made and bought some of the amazing creations - thank you and may the paws be with you!! Over $ was made. The following students have been passionate and exuberant in their support of all things furry and fluffy. Emily Malone Emily Milne Maddison Bates Jacinta Coppola Jessica Atkins Chelsea Collard Charlotte Emr Charlotte Croft-Trollope Bridie Cox Aimee De Barros Diana Georgievska Lauren Goldsbro Kelsey Goldsbro Keeleigh Hermann Kyraleigh Jarvis Teyla Nabbe Jacinta Newton Alyssa Norris Ellie Pearson Imogen Sanderson Georgia Weir Emily Whisson Eleni Ziogas Ms Tess Rout Learning Advisor

15 P A G E 15 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 Learning and Teaching P A G E 15 Year 11 End of Course Exams 2016 Year 11 Examination Student Information School behaviour expectations regarding attendance, punctuality and preparation must be met. Full school uniform must be worn by all students (no sports uniforms). Students must arrive at school at least 30 minutes before the starting time for each exam. All exams are held in the Senior Space. Disability provisions will be in the breakout rooms. Students must line up outside Senior Space in alphabetical order in for each course. Exception: Music 1 line up outside the Music 2 room. Students will not be admitted into the exam if they arrive more than 30 minutes after the exam starting time. If this occurs these students must report to the student office. Students will not be given extra time if they are late for an exam. Students will not be permitted to leave exams early and are required to stay for the full duration of your exam. Any student who is ill, or has experienced serious misadventure on the day of the assessment task must contact Mr Iacono or Mr Kenneally by telephone at school before 8:45am on the day of the task. Phone: (02) Students who fail to attend their examination on the due date and on time, will receive a Notification of Non-Submission letter. If a student receives this letter, they must follow the steps outlined in the assessment procedures booklet. Students are not permitted to take any papers out of the examination room. Students must ensure they have all the required equipment for each exam. This includes adequate supplies of BLACK pens, pencils, erasers, highlighters, rulers, calculator etc. All equipment must be placed in a clear plastic sleeve. Water is permitted only, in a clear plastic bottle. Calculator memory will need to be cleared. Mobile phones, ipods and other electronic devices are to be turned off and are not allowed in the exam room. These items will be collected and it is the student s responsibility to collect them at the end of the examination. If students are wearing a watch they must remove it and place it on your exam table. Smart Watches/ Fitbits etc. are not permissible. Students should be familiar with the writing booklet format. Students may ask for more booklets if required and should only write in the allocated space. Students must write their Student Number on all papers. Any student found cheating will be given a zero mark as per the Assessment Policy. Students must cease writing when the supervising Learning Advisor gives the instruction. Students must follow the instructions of all Learning Advisors and Examination Supervisors. Students may leave school after each exam and do not require a permission note from home.

16 P A G E 16 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 Learning and Teaching P A G E 16 Year 11 End of Course Exams timetable Mr Andrew Kenneally Leader of Learning and Teaching

17 P A G E 17 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 17 Learning Technology

18 P A G E 18 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 18 Finance Online Payments for Excursions and Fees You can now process a Credit Card or Visa/MasterCard debit payment for excursions and school fees through our Corpus Christi Website. Click the payment link on the website to access the payment portal and choose your payment type from the drop down box for fee payments or excursions. Fee Payments 1. Choose from the Biller Code drop down box Fee Payment 2. Reference number is found on the top of your fee statement in the BPay area and starts with the number Parent Name 4. Student Name 5. The amount you are paying (e.g. AUD $ can be entered as 123 or ) 6. Select your payment option MasterCard or Visa 7. Enter your card number, expiry date etc. Excursion Payments 1. Choose from the Biller Code drop down box Excursion payment 2. Student Name 3. Parent Name 4. Event Name is found on your excursion permission note on the bottom cut off section which needs to be returned to the office 5. Enter the amount of the excursion found on the permission note (e.g. AUD $ can be entered as 123 or ) 6. Select your payment option MasterCard or Visa 7. Enter your card number, expiry date etc. 8. Tick the online payment box 9. RETURN THE SIGNED PERMISSION NOTE TO THE OFFICE Ms Bianca Ling and Ms Annette Jackson School Support Officers - Finance

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24 P A G E 24 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 24 National Data Collection National Consistent Data Collection As you are all aware, it is a school's responsibility to provide necessary supports for all students across all areas of education. The following factsheets and FAQ explains fully the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data to assist in understanding why it exists, the benefits to the school and the student, and what sections of both the Disability Discrimination Act or Disability Standards of Education are met through this process. If your child requires any supports that are discussed in the factsheet then their plan will be included anonymously in the data. You are entitled to request that your child's data NOT be used in the collection by contacting the school and letting us know your decision. If you could do this by Monday 15 August to ensure we are able to support you. Further information is available on the school website If you have any questions or concerns please contact me at routt01@dow.catholic.edu.au.

25 P A G E 25 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 25 National Data Collection Ms Tess Rout Leader of Diverse Needs

26 P A G E 26 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 26 Sale of Second Hand Uniforms CONTACT: CORPUS CHRISTI - BOYS School Summer Uniform Style No Size Range Size Qty Condition Fair/Good/Excellent Boys Summer Shirt 6086-CX Boys One Pleat Short 4010-CX Mens One Pleat Short 4010M-CX Corpus Socks** 3066-CX9CZ Sports Short** 4009-CX Sports Polo** 6133-CX Tracksuit Jacket** 5097-CX394 3XS-3XL Tracksuit Pant** 9034-CX394 3XS-3XL Bucket Hat** 3070-CX9DQ M-L Cap** 3069-CX9DM O/S Sports Socks** 3065-CX9CY School Winter Uniform Style No Size Range Size Qty Condition Fair/Good/Excellent Boys Blazer 5026J-CX Mens Blazer 5026S-CX Boys Winter Shirt 6104-CX Mens Winter Shirt 6092-CX437 XS-4XL Boys One Pleat Pant 9066-CX Mens One Pleat Pant 9066M-CX Boys Tie 3038-CX9CH O/S Mens Tie 3057-CX9CH O/S Belt 3036-CX9BC CORPUS CHRISTI - GIRLS School Summer Uniform Style No Size Range Size Qty Condition Fair/Good/Excellent Girls Summer Shirt 6084-CX Girls Skirt 7024-CX Corpus Socks** 3066-CX9CZ Sports Short** 4009-CX Sports Polo 6133-CX Tracksuit Jacket** 5097-CX394 3XS-3XL Tracksuit Pant** 9034-CX394 3XS-3XL Bucket Hat** 3070-CX9DQ M-L Cap** 3069-CX9DM O/S Sports Socks** 3065-CX9CY School Winter Uniform Style No Size Range Size Qty Condition Fair/Good/Excellent Girls Blazer 0505A-CX Girls Winter Shirt 6132-CX Tights 3052-CX9BN S-XTALL UNISEX Optional Items Style No Size Range Size Qty Condition Fair/Good/Excellent Knit Pullover** 3035-CX9CG Knit Vest** 3034-CX9CF Fleece Vest** 5084-CX Scarf** 3102-CX9FC O/S CORPUS CHRISTI -SENIORS Senior School Uniform Style No Size Range Size Qty Condition Fair/Good/Excellent Senior Boys tie 148cm 3057R02CX O/S Senior Boys Shirt S/S 6085R01CX XS-4XL Senior Boys Trousers 8-18 Senior Boys Trousers Senior Girls Blouse S/S 6084R02CX 6-24 Senior Girls Pleat Skirt 7024R02CX 6-24 Hospitality Uniform XS-L Hospitality Tool Kit

27 P A G E 27 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 27 Pathways and Partnerships C O R P U S C H R I S T I C A T H O L I C H I G H S C H O O L O A K F L A T S

28 P A G E 28 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 28 Community News Need some log book hours? An opportunity for you and your supervisor to experience a range of driving conditions including Police RBT, Speed Check and Driver Reviver ok hours? An opportunity for fatigue stops. A FREE Learner Log Book Run will be held on Sunday, 25 September 2016 between 10.00am and 12.30pm The Log Book Run will start and finish at the Lake Illawarra PCYC concluding with a PRIZE GIVEAWAY. Bookings are essential please call Jenny Davies on or jenny.davies@shellharbour.nsw.gov.au C O R P U S C H R I S T I C A T H O L I C H I G H S C H O O L O A K F L A T S

29 P A G E 29 T E R M 3 W E E K 6 P A G E 29 Community News C O R P U S C H R I S T I C A T H O L I C H I G H S C H O O L O A K F L A T S

30 Canteen Menu & Price List P A G E 30 C O R P U S C H R I S T I C A T H O L I C H I G H S C H O O L O A K F L A T S

31 Counseling Services for Students P A G E 31 Counselling Services for students Reach Out An online service which gives you 24/7 access to a range of info you need to sort it all out Website Chat online Join a forum Phone LifeLine Kids Helpline 24 hour service that can chat about anything Suicide Call Back Service Headspace Provides information, support and services to young people, aged 12 to 25 years and their families Respect Dealing with sexual assault or domestic family violence Chat online counselling Chat online Chat online Chat online , C O R P U S C H R I S T I C A T H O L I C H I G H S C H O O L O A K F L A T S