NCC Newsletter: Term 3, Issue 2

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Principal’s ReportDamian HigginsAt a recent whole school assembly, I talked about the fact that we have several new students joining the College and how important it is to welcome them into our community. It has been great to hear from the parents of these new students about how happy their children are in their new school and that they have settled in and made friends quickly. It’s always easy to ‘talk the talk’ without ‘walking the walk’. Living out our faith in practical ways is something the Bible says a lot about. A passage that I am often challenged by is 1 Corinthians 13:1. In this letter, Paul says, ‘If I speak in the tongues of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.’ As I am sure you are aware, a clanging cymbal is an oppressive sound that can cause all kinds of unpleasant effects unless, of course, it is played properly in the context of a piece of music. I am pretty sure Paul was referring to the former rather than the latter. So, to not actively show love to others is considered to be more than just a lack of action, it is put across to us by Paul as being a destructive kind of behaviour that can cause distress. This is where loving communities like Northside have the opportunity to come into their own. Having spent the first half of the year getting to know our community members, it has been wonderful to see so many examples God’s love on display. There are very few places that I know of where we have daily opportunities to love others so practically. As staff, students and parents, we spend so much time together here at the College. Some parents will spend as many as 20 years or more of their lives involved and connected here at NCC. This is significant and it presents to us not only opportunities to reach out and love others, but also to be challenged in our efforts to walk the walk together in Christ.Grace & Peace

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Diary DatesTuesday 7th AugustYear 8 Resiliency DayWednesday 8th AugustYear 11 + 12 PSTIMonday 13th-Friday 17th AugustScience WeekThursaday 16th AugustP&F Hot Food DayMonday 20th AugustWrite a Book in a DayWednesday 22nd-Thursday 23rd AugustBook FairFriday 24th AugustBook Week Dress Up DayWednesday 29th AugustAmazing Fathers’ Day EveningFriday 31st AugustSeussical Jr MusicalSaturday 1st SeptemberSeussical Jr MusicalMonday 17th SeptemberWA CAPS VisitFriday 21st SeptemberLast day of Term 3

Aalsmeer Florist has generously offered

to donate a floral a r r a n g e m e n t to the College once a month. It will be in the foyer. Next

time you’re in reception, take the

time to stop and smell the roses (or lilies or carnations). Aalsmeer has been the College “florist of choice’’ for many, many years. If you need to send flowers why not visit their website?www.bundooraflorist.com.au

Parents & Friends News:Prayer Changes EverythingPlease join us every Thursday for prayer.

Meet in the foyer at 2:15pm. ALL WELCOME.

You are welcome to sms prayer requests to Jenny Masino on 0425 769 829.We look forward to seeing you there!

Parents & Friends CommitteeWelcome to our new Committee

membersPresident: Liliana Caldwell

Vice President: Kat SmithTreasurer: Sharon BengtssonSecretary: Position is still open – Please let us know if you would like to take on this role.School Representative: Liz Tsiros

Fathers Day Stall Friday 31st August After assembly, students will be taken to the Father’s Day stall and given an opportunity to purchase gifts. Gifts range from $2-$10

Aalsmeer Florist Premiers Reading ChallengeThe Premiers Reading Challenge concludes in four weeks.We have read 2854 books so far and 30 students have read enough books to complete the Challenge.Please continue reading and let’s see how big our final total can be.If you are having any problems with passwords or entering titles into the website, please see Mrs Marsh in The Hive.

2018 Term DatesTerm 3: Wednesday 18th July- Friday 21st SeptemberTerm 4:Tuesday 9th October- Tuesday 11th December

Philippians 2:3

Don’t do anything only to get ahead.

Don’t do it because you are proud.

Instead, be humble.Value others more than

yourselves.

Scholastic Book FairWednesday 22nd and Thursday 23rd AugustThe College will be holding a Scholastic Book Fair in the Foyer. The Fair will be open for the purchasing of books from 3.20pm on these days.Please Note: The Fair will not be held on Friday 24th as shown on the school calendar.

Stationery prices start at $1 and books at $4 upwards.A brochure will be sent home for your perusal a week before the event occurs.All commission will be used to buy new stock for the Library.

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Amazing Father’s Day EveningWe are excited to extend an invitation for the Dads (and Father figures) in our community

to attend our upcoming Amazing Father’s Day Evening on Wednesday 29th August. For Dads who work late please feel free to join us for the guest speaker portion of the evening. This event is open to families with children in Prep - Year 12. We look forward to seeing many of our Dads join us. This evening will consist of: The Amazing Father’s Day Race - 4.30-5.30pmCome along and join in the fun competing with your family in the classic NCC Amazing Race! You will need:Team Leader - Father, grandfather, uncle, big brother or a special male you loveTeam members - students & mum (if she wants to)Team Outfits - Create an awesome team outfit and make sure you wear runners. There’s a special prize for the best team outfits!The Amazing Father’s Day Dinner - 5.30-6.30pmPlease indicate on your form if you will be joining us for a big pizza dinner as well as any dietary requirements your family members have.The Amazing Father’s Day Guest Speaker - 6.30-8.30pm‘Dads Building Family Bonds’We will be joined by Dom from Relationships Australia who will be talking about building family bonds. Students who joins us at this time will take part in a Father’s Day craft activity.

Registration froms are available from the Front Office. Please register for this event before Friday 24th August 2018.

CSEN Cross CountryCROSS COUNTRY RESULTS ARE IN!On Tuesday 24th July, a keen group of students competed in the CSEN Cross Country event at Bundoora Park. All of our competitors did very well, in spite of the cold weather and high winds.Congratulations to our place-getters:Maddy K - 1stMillie G - 1stSienna I - 2ndSarah H - 2ndGisele I - 3rd

SC ENCE WEEK Monday 13th - Friday 17th August

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Family team Amazing Race

Wednesday 29th August 2018

$10 adult --- $5 student

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'Dads Building Family Bonds' The Amazing Father’s Day Speaker!

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National Science Week!Monday 13th - Friday 17th August National Science Week is Monday 13th - Friday 17th August. Students will be given the opportunity to take part in Science activities during lunchtime all week (except Wednesday). Secondary student activities will be in Science Lab 1 and Primary student activities will be in Science Lab 2. Prof. Bunsen will be visiting and presenting to students on Wednesday 15th; seeing Year 7-10 students in Period 1 & 2 and Year 4-6 students in Period 3 & 4. To finish off our Science Week with a bang our students can come dressed up as a scientist for the day. There is no gold coin required for this dress up day.

National Christian Schools Sports Trials

Since 2001, Secondary school students have had the opportunity to

represent Victoria in a variety of sports. In 2018, students can trial for one of the following sports for the 2019 NCSS – Basketball, Netball, Soccer or Tennis.

Trial Days are in August and September.

Please see Mrs Venegas for more details.

Christmas ShoeboxesIt is that time of year again! Northside has committed to preparing 200 shoeboxes filled with gifts, which will be sent at Christmas time to underprivileged children overseas.

Please consider packing your own shoeboxes during the month of August or September and bring these to school as soon as they are ready. Pre-printed shoe boxes and brochures with instructions for packing are now available at reception.

Pre-packed shoeboxes will be collected up to the October 1st. Drop off all boxes either at reception or the Home Eco Room. Don’t forget to include the $10/box for shipment if you choose to pack at home.

Please see the attached flier for guidelines on how to pack your shoeboxes!

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WelfareFiona DumitracheParental involvement in children’s livesThere is a high correlation between life satisfaction for both child and adult when parents are involved in their child’s life. Just by having daily or near daily conversations with your child about their day can make a difference of up to 40% higher levels of life satisfaction.Young people are intuitive in perceiving how interested their parents are in them. Specific to school, poorer relationships or connections with parents correlate to poorer attitudes towards education and lower-performing students. On the opposite side, students can have higher performance rating when parents show genuine interest and spend quality time with their child. Greater motivation spurs on greater engagement with their work.Additionally, many studies have shown that a young person’s resilience is greatly improved as motivation and life satisfaction reinforces capacity in the mind of that young person.

So what can you do to improve connection and interest in your child’s life?

~ Eat dinner around the table and talk about daily events and feelings.

~ Put technology away and have uninterrupted family time.

~ Pull out a card or board game. ~ Make something together. ~ Make a “date” with them. ~ Have a special themed dinner

once a month, get dressed up if you like!

~ Don’t forget physical contact. This changes as your children gets older but there are many ways to “hug” them.

~ LAUGH and PRAY together. ~ Regulate your own emotions so

that you create a safe place for your children to communicate theirs.

~ LISTEN ~ BE THERE! Don’t under-rate the

value of your presence.

2017Amazing Father’s Day Race

August 20th – 24th is Book Week, and Friday 24th August is our Dress Up Day. All students and staff are invited to dress up as a

book character and bring a copy of the book with

them on the day.When choosing a

costume, please be sensitive to the ethos of the College and choose a character that reflects this attitude.If you are having trouble deciding on

a costume, pop into the Library and Mrs Marsh can help you. Costumes

don’t have to be elaborate – this is a fun day.

Students not in costume must wear school uniform.

A parade of costumes will be held during Assembly in the Middle School Building. Parents are most welcome to join us.

Book Week 2018Theme: ‘Find Your Treasure’

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Amy HornemanAcademy Conferences: Philosophy with Julie ArlissThis year we again had the privilege of attending Julie Arliss’ philosophy conferences. The Senior conference was held at Camberwell Grammar School in May, and the Junior conference was held at Siena College, Camberwell, in July. Students were treated to scintillating and eye-opening talks at this year’s conferences on such topics as: Justice, Truth, Beauty & Mathematics; Do Animals Feel Pain and Have a Right Not to Be Eaten?; Science: What Comes First, Observation or Inspiration?; Debate: This House Believes That It Is Never Right to Kill a Person; Rock in 11 Dimensions: Where Physics and Guitars Collide; Square box, round pizza, triangle slices. Logic: A philosophical investigation; What Dreams May Come? Examining claims about the afterlife; A Gold Medal Mindset and the The BIG Debate: This house believes that everyone should tell the truth all the time.

Our students have the opportunity at each of these conference days to listen to and to participate in sessions presenting big ideas that challenge our thinking about life,

reality and why we are here. It is fantastic to see the interest that is growing for such intellectual exploration at Northside Christian College, and we need to acknowledge the impact of the work Ms Olesya Eichwald does with Philosophy Corner, a weekly discussion group on a Friday lunch time, which gives our students a forum for learning, discussion and exploration of powerful philosophical ideas.

INSPiRE News

2018 Independent Schools Victoria LEAD Parent Satisfaction Survey

The College is taking part in the 2018 LEAD School Effectiveness Surveys. Your opinion is valuable to us and we would therefore like to invite you to participate in the Parent Satisfaction Survey. The aim of the survey is to understand your perceptions regarding the quality of your child’s educational experience with the College. The information obtained will be used to improve the quality of education at the College for students.To complete the survey, please go to:http://researchdepartment.limequery.com/462745?lang=enIf the link does not work, please copy and paste the address into your internet browser.The survey is for parents to complete. Either parent may fill out the questionnaire or both parents may complete the survey together.

The survey cannot be saved and returned to later if you are interrupted while completing it, so please make sure that you have 10 minutes available when you begin.

The due date is Friday 24th August, at 4pm.

We appreciate you taking the time to participate.

Write a Book in a DayWrite a Book in a Day 2018 is back! This year we have 6 teams signed up for the collaborative 12-hour illustrated book publishing competition, which donates books to juvenile cancer patients in hospitals around Australia and raises funds for cancer research through the Kids’ Cancer Project.Please assist our students in their fundraising efforts, as each team is responsible for contributing $250 towards the Kids’ Cancer Project in order for their book to be entered into the competition. To sponsor one of our 6 teams, please visit https://www.writeabookinaday.com/teams, scroll down to ‘Northside Christian College’, and choose a team: Boss Ladies, Default Names, Five Cancer Fighters, Freedom Fighters, KFCs and Nespresso. Thank you for your support of this fun and worthwhile learning opportunity!

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Michael BondSemester 2 promises to be an important time of development for our Senior School students. For Year 10 students, completing work experience and the process of selecting subjects for 2019 will be a priority, while Year 11 students will focus on building a strong academic and leadership foundation in preparation for their final year at school in 2019. Our Year 12 students have commenced Unit 4 studies and will be completing practice examinations during the upcoming September holidays in preparation for their final examinations during Term 4. Members of the College’s teaching staff and our Careers and Work Studies Coordinator have offices in the VCE Building, and are easily accessible for discussion or to meet with students. The staff at the College look forward to supporting our students during this exciting time.

Parent-Student-Teacher Interviews Parent-Teacher Interviews will be conducted for students in Years 11 and 12 on Wednesday 8th August between 4.00pm and 8.00pm in the Middle School Building. The purpose of the interviews is to review specific learning targets that were discussed at our last interview day in Term 1, to discuss each student’s end of Semester 1 report and to assist parents and students in preparing for the final stages of assessment in VCE subjects. Students are encouraged to approach the interviews as an opportunity to critically reflect on their learning and are welcome to ask questions and share feedback about their goals, effort and growth throughout the year.Year 10 Work Experience Year 10 is an important year for students to think about future pathways. At Northside Christian College, an emphasis is placed on Careers education and work readiness. The Work Experience Program, which will be held during the week commencing 6th August, is designed to enable students to experience the world of work and to assist with academic pathway and career decisions. Thank you to Mrs Lenna Waters who has been assisting our students to prepare for this program.SAC Calendars New SAC calendars for Units 2 and 4 have been published during Term 3. Please contact Ms Laura Bovey in the VCE Administration Office on lbovey@ncc.vic.edu.au if you would like to receive a copy or if you have any questions.

2019 Subject Selection FormsStudents in Years 9 – 11 are reminded that 2019 subject selection forms were due back at the College by Friday 27th July 2018. The second round of subject selection with the 2019 timetable blocking will commence shortly. 2019 Subject Selection Handbook The VCE Subject Selection Handbook plays one part in the process of helping students to make informed decisions about subject selection. This resource provides information about each of the VCE subjects available at Northside Christian College in 2019. A copy of this booklet is available on the College website: http://www.ncc.vic.edu.au/pdf/2019-Subject-Selection-Booklet.pdf University Open DaysSenior School students are encouraged to consider attending a University Open Day during August. University Open Days can help students make informed decisions about further education and career pathways. They provide students with a good opportunity to tour facilities, speak with staff and gather additional course information, and usually include live entertainment, free activities, food trucks, competitions and fun giveaways. Some universities have multiple campuses with Open Days on different dates at their regional or smaller campuses. For more information, please refer to the Senior School Opportunities and Pathways newsletter:http://ncc.vic.edu.au/pdf/O&P-July-2018.pdf.

Senior School Report

VTAC Applications From Monday 6th August, Year 12 students can commence the process of applying for Tertiary places in 2019. Applications are made through VTAC (Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre) and close on 27th September, so students have a reasonable amount of time before they need to finalise their applications. This term, the Year 12 students have been given a booklet titled “VTAC Year 11 and 12 Guide: Researching courses and applying”, which will assist them with the application process. Mrs Lenna Waters will also spend some time with the students to assist them with registration, subject preferences and early entry programs. Please note that VTAC requires a $36 processing fee for timely applications.The VTAC Year 11 and 12 Guide is also available online: http://www.vtac.edu.au/publications/VCE Exams Navigator 2018The VCE Exams Navigator 2018 booklet outlines the examination times for the October/November period. This booklet contains everything you need to know about the VCE examinations procedures, including:

~ Approved materials and equipment for VCE examinations

~ VCAA examination rules and their observance for the conduct of VCE examinations

~ 2018 VCE examination timetable ~ Special Provisions ~ Advice for students presenting for

Languages oral examinations ~ 2018 VCE Results and ATAR Service

A copy of this booklet will be distributed to students during Term 3. This resource is also available online: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Documents/vcaanavigator_web.pdf

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Years 4 & 5On Thursday 26th July, the Year 4/5 and Year 5 classes participated in two information sessions about social justice as part of our Mappen studies. Colleen, from the organisation ‘Care4Kids’, came and explained to us some of the horrible conditions in which children in Uganda live.Care4Kids are a not-for-profit organisation that are raising money for the villages of Uganda. Colleen explained how poor families in Uganda are and told us that many children have little or no access to education, healthcare, hygiene and shelter. Care and help from Care4Kids has seen villages slowly recover from extreme poverty. Colleen explained that they do their best to help a few but, unfortunately, the organisation cannot help everyone. For example, by building a local school for children to attend, some children now have access to an education, but many of the kids that Care4Kids cannot help sit outside the windows of the school, trying to catch a glimpse of some teaching. It was an excellent experience for the Year 4/5 and Year 5 classes because we learned about the struggles of kids in Uganda. I felt horrible to hear how the Ugandan people lived but, with the help of organisations like Care4Kids, things are changing. Care4Kids believes they can be the hands and feet of God to the people they help. I hope we can all be like that and help the people around us. (Agam Year 4/5)

We are privileged to be able to go to school. (Belinda Year 5)In my opinion, I think it is a great idea to help the people in other countries who are struggling. (Tayla Year 5)It is amazing to see the things that various organisations have done and how much they have helped others, like how God wants us to do. (Lily Year 5)I like the idea of helping others in severe poverty, so that is why I admire the works of these organisations. (Jacob Year 5)Many children in poor countries have no other choices but to bathe, wash their hands, drink and wash their clothes in dirty water. We are so blessed. (Jazlene Year 5)I’m glad to have food, a clean bed and bedsheets, water, electricity, warm showers and, most importantly, education. (Sawat Year 5)I am so touched that children in poor countries do not have the opportunity to attend school and, if they have, they are so excited about learning new things. (Sharun Year 5)

Caring for the Poor in Our World

Tickets for our school musical, Seussical Jr., are now on sale! Show Times:

Friday 31st August at 7.00pmSaturday 1st September at 2.00pm and 7.00pm.

Students, parents and our extended College Community are all invited to join us.Visit www.trybooking.com/XDGD to purchase tickets online.

Please contact Hannah Tucker via the Reception if you have any questions.

Musical News

P: 03 9467 249931 McLeans Rd, Bundoora 3083, VIC, Australia

www.ncc.vic.edu.au

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