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INGLEBURN HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER – DECEMBER 2010 Page 1

INGLEBURN HIGH SCHOOL

SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

DECEMBER 2011

Visit our internet site at www.ingleburn-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

51st Annual Presentation Evening

The school held its Annual Presentation Evening on Tuesday 13 December. I would like to congratulate all our prize winners for 2011. A photo gallery of the award winners can be seen on the school website.

State Government Grants

I have been successful in obtaining grants for two renovation projects within the school in 2012. We have received $85,000 to renovate one of the school kitchens to enable the four senior Hospitality classes to study the subject at the level of Industrial Cookery. The other grant of $91,000 will be used to renovate the two student toilet blocks.

Both of these projects will enhance our facilities and be of great benefit to all students.

Christmas Wishes

I would like to wish all families within the school community a very peaceful and happy Christmas season.

School Calendar

Week 1 – Term 1 2012

27 Jan Staff Only Return


30 Jan Years 7, 11 and 12 return to school

31 Jan Years 7 – 12 attend school

1 Feb New Enrolments


7 Feb Year 12 Wollongong Discovery Day


21 Feb Swimming Carnival

22 Feb P & C Meeting at 6.30 pm in Common Room (B Block)

*All dates and information are correct at time of printing

however changes may occur due to unforeseen

circumstances. We apologise for any inconvenience this

may cause

PRESENTATION EVENING

On Tuesday 13 December 2011 students, teachers and community members came together to recognise outstanding student academic achievement and community involvement throughout 2011.

Congratulations to all prize winners for all their hard work and commitment to their studies and/or school involvement. In particular, congratulations to the Dux award winners.

Dux of Year 7 Ashika Jagdish

Dux of Year 8 Alana White

Dux of Year 9 Emma Isaacson Second Place Anh Phuong Nguyen Le Third Place Sadia Naqvi

Dux of Year 10 Lachlan Waterhouse Second Place Megan Hounslow Third Place Katherine Qiu

Dux of Year 11 Ashleigh Bootsma Second Place Rebecca Isaacson Equal Third Place Alyssa Graney Equal Third Place Julia McCann

Dux of Year 12 Sean O'Gorman Equal Second Place Divya Kumar Equal Second Place Chirayu Oza

Michael Wiecek

Principal

The first meeting in 2012 is Wednesday 22 February.

Keep safe and enjoy Christmas and the holidays and a Happy New Year to all.

Ms M. Wellfare

P&C President


Year in review 2011 has been a busy year for supporting students in their academic and welfare needs and responding to challenges that modern life often presents.

It becomes clear that where we can develop positive partnerships with parents, the issues that arise can indeed be solved although sometimes we do have to be persistent and diligent in responding to the more difficult recurring challenges that occur.

One of these challenges is the use of the internet to communicate with others. Websites such as Facebook have an age restriction that students should be older than 13 years old to be a member but we find that some students (often without their parents‘ consent) ignore these rules.

Technology and electronic communication can be used for a lot of good, but too often it is used to be negative and nasty toward others. We have had numerous sessions with students that have detailed appropriate ways to deal with bullying in all forms which broadly counsel to: build a network of positive people around you to encourage self-resilience; not respond to the bully and to report the bullying behaviour to teachers (with any evidence that is available). The sad but undeniable fact is that bullies themselves, who causing harm and stress to others, are always lacking in their own self-worth and try to bully to mask their own failings.

A positive message for improvement is to personally focus on your strengths and develop them while being aware of areas you can develop and do something about improving. This can be academically or socially but my one broad wish for 2012 is for us all to ‗get along‘ with each other better and achieve our personal best.

Wishing you all the very best in this holiday season as we put the successes and challenges of 2011 behind us and look forward to a bigger and brighter new year.

Leadership in Action Our prefects and student leaders have been very busy lately representing our school and learning from others in the community about how to lead and inspire others.

On 4 November our School Captains, Tara Tanovic and William Bryant represented our school at a World Peace Day ceremony held at Cabramatta High School. The Sydney Peace Prize award winner for 2011 was Noam Chomsky who is a noted International writer and human rights campaigner, spoke of the huge task ahead for the next generation to solve international conflict and to meet the challenge of caring for our environment.

On 18 November, four of our Prefects attended the National Young Leaders Day held at Darling Harbour Convention Centre in Sydney. Inspirational speakers such as Jessica Watson, Avril Henry and Delta Goodrem spoke of their leadership journey and the way they work with others to achieve great things.

Tara Tanovic, Tara Thompson, William Bryant and Alyssa Graney

As we now look toward 2012, our prefects are looking to projects to assist students and build on our school spirit. There was a proposal for Prefects to wear orange sashes but it was agreed that encouraging the wearing of our school uniform with pride was a much higher priority. TProjects for 2012 include some charity work, volunteering and fundraising as well as tutoring for younger students, opportunities for students to perform and to generally encourage all students to participate in as many aspects of the school as possible.

Mr L Weatherstone


HEAD TEACHER ADMINISTRATION

2011 has been a very successful year for attendance. We have seen an increase of communication from parents and caregivers re student absences.

We would like to invite parents/guardians to continue communication in 2012. If you are planning a trip, know your child will be absent for an extended period of time, please seek an exemption form from the school.

Also, if a student is absent please provide relevant documentation to the school. A daily SMS and a weekly or monthly absence letter are also sent home via the student and the mail.

If you know your child will be absent at the start of the 2012 school year please inform the school by email as soon as possible.

Ms S. Papadakis Head Teacher Administration

IHS UNIFORM SHOP HOURS

Purchases of the new school uniform may be made on the first day of school and during the following hours.

9.00am – 3.00pm Thursday 19 January 9.00am – 3.00pm Friday 20 January 9.00am – 3.00pm Friday 27 January

Each week after that the shop will be open on Friday mornings from

8.30am – 10.00am.

If your child requires an ―unusual‖ size or fitting, then this can be ordered via the uniform shop at no extra cost for the item.

EFTPOS and Credit card payment is available.

All sales benefit the school with a percentage of each item sold going

to the P&C.

MACARTHUR WORKPLACE LEARNING PROGRAM (MWLP)

Work Placement Honour Roll Students Shine

Three years ago Macarthur Workplace Learning Program (MWLP) and MG My Gateway (combined forces to acknowledge HSC students who perform exceptionally well in their structured workplace learning, also known as work placement. More recently HTN – Hospitality Employment Solutions, joined the partnership to recognise and reward outstanding Hospitality students.

Each year MWLP organises approximately 3,000 students to undertake hands-on learning in an area that is relevant to their HSC studies ie Automotive, Business Services, Construction, Entertainment, Hospitality, Information Technology, Metal & Engineering, Primary Industries, Retail and Tourism.

Feedback gathered from the host businesses in 2011 resulted in 86 students being nominated for the Honour Roll Board located at their respective school or TAFE College. These students also received a Certificate of Achievement and an offer of an interview with MG My Gateway and/or HTN for an apprenticeship or traineeship position. More than 20 Honour Roll students have commenced apprenticeships or traineeships since the concept commenced in 2009.

We have great pleasure in announcing the MWLP Honour Roll Students for Ingleburn High School in 2011:

Matthew Bush – Phoenix Aluminium

Veronica Grasso – Macarthur Centre for Sustainable Living

Jowinna McBeth-Fainuu – Marsdens Law Group

Bilal Quadan – Page One Technologies

Nicholas Targett – Ambry Furniture

Amylee Van Gestel – Angus & Robertson

Congratulations to these students on their remarkable success!

We look forward to congratulating our future candidates in 2012

Ms G Koskinas VET Coordinator


180 - TURN YOUR LIFE AROUND PROGRAM

Recently five boys, Masen Cupitt, Sebastian Garozzo, James Gough, Conner Hamilton and Jacob Walbank, along with three teachers, Mr Elbahou, Mr Wilson and Mr Koosache converged deep into the Holsworthy barracks for a gruelling overnight expedition.

After a 14 week program where the boys learnt about anger management, decision-making skills, masculinity, mentoring, support networks, team work, navigation, outdoor meal preparation and setting up tents, the boys were finally ready to put their new skills to the test.

After setting up camp at 7.30am, the team were asked to deal with a range of mock situations where team work, lateral thinking and working under pressure were essential tools. By lunch the boys were enjoying themselves as they prepared to cook their own meals on a trangia (camp stove). After lunch the boys were put through a gruelling 12 km march with their 15 kg backpacks on with temperatures reaching 30 degrees. All boys completed the walk despite the blisters and dehydration. The walk was a very rewarding experience which they all completed.

In the evening we sat around in the dark talking about our strengths and weakness on an individual basis. This was an opportunity for the group to bond with both their peers and teachers. At around 10pm we engaged in a game of hide and seek in pitch black conditions. It was a fun activity with the exception of a minor activity when Conner attempted to dive into thick bush but landed heavily. However after a quick assessment and he got the all clear we retired back to our tents for some quiet time. At 2am we were all woken by the thunder of Black Hawk Helicopters going through their night operation training. Mr Koosache panicked as he got flashbacks to his military days.

In the morning we woke up to breakfast and continued with a range of outdoor navigation activities. At one stage we were disorientated deep in the bush, however the expertise of Mr Wilson and Mr Koosache in outdoor navigation skills got us back on the map in time to find the dirt path to our camp site. Our only casualties were Conner and Mr Elbahou getting stung by an inch ant (ouch it hurt!). By 3pm we made our long walk back to the entry gates of the military base.

This Boys Education Program will continue to run in 2012 but will be extended by being offered to girls also. Any students interested should speak to Mr Elbahou.

Robert Elbahou Boys' Education Co-ordinator


FACULTY ROUND-UP

SPELLING BEE

Students of Years 7, 8 and 9 participated in the Spelling Bee contest. There were three preliminary rounds and finally 10 students from Years 7 and 8 qualified for the final round. The winners were Shivneet Kumar from Year 7 and Isabella Munoz from Year 8.Each student was presented with a trophy. The students are looking forward to the next round in 2012.

LUNCH BUNCH

The Lunch Bunch gets together every Monday and Thursday. This is where students play various board games and form new friendships. It is an excellent opportunity for students to engage in some team games and learn new skills. The students have fun together and look forward to every session of Lunch Bunch.

MULTILIT (Making Up for Lost Time in Literacy) is a targeted reading program that helps students enhance their reading and comprehension skills. The students who have participated in this program have greatly benefited from it. They are now confident readers who are able to make a meaningful contribution in class and participate better in their own learning. The parent volunteers have contributed a great deal in the implementation of this program and we thank them for that.

The students who participated in the Lunch Bunch and MULTILIT programs were taken on an excursion to the Event Cinemas at Macarthur Square with all expenses paid for as a reward for their commitment and good behaviour.


WELFARE TEAM

The Welfare Team meet every fortnight with the Year Advisers to discuss plans and programs for their respective year groups. This year the students participated in a variety of presentations and workshops involving guest speakers giving them more information on cyber safety, self-esteem, tolerance and safe partying.

WELFARE FACULTY

MATHEMATICS FACULTY

Maths Competition Winners

A big THANK YOU to Mrs Sheather for organising the Australian Maths Competition this year. Out of the students who sat for the Australian Mathematics Competition, we had 14 students gain proficiency and above. Congratulations to the following students.

Year 7 Distinction Sergio Mercado Credit Maddison Ross Shivneet Kumar Proficiency Vishnu Palassery Scott Fleetwood

Year 8 Proficiency Eleni Voudouris Year 9 Credit Taryn Marshall

Emma Issacson Proficiency Jenelle Alcantara

Beore Hwang

Year 10 Credit Yaeun Hah Ryhana Moosa Proficiency Lachlan Waterhouse

Katherine Qui


STUDENT NOTEBOOK AND FOLDER REQUIREMENTS FOR 2012

Students will be issued with a Homework Diary free of charge. Extra Homework Diaries are available for purchase through the school office. It is now expected that all students have a Homework Diary.

SUBJECT YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

2GB USB flash drive Memory for Years 8, 9 and 10

CERAMICS —

1 Sketch Book

1 Ring Binder Folder

20 A4 Clear Plastic Sleeves A4 Ruled Paper

1 Sketch Book

1 Ring Binder Folder

20 A4 Clear Plastic Sleeves A4 Ruled Paper

CHILD CARE — 1 240

Coloured Pencils, Glue 1 240

COMMERCE — 1 240 1 240

COMPUTING STUDIES — 1 196

1 20 Sheet Display Folder

1 196

1 20 Sheet Display Folder

ENGLISH 1 290 1 290 1 290 FOOD TECHNOLOGY — 1 240 1 240

GEOGRAPHY 1 240

Coloured Pencils, Lead Pencil, Small Scissors, Glue Stick

1 240 Coloured Pencils, Lead Pencil,

Small Scissors, Glue Stick, Protractor


Small Scissors, Glue Stick, Protractor

HISTORY 1 196 1 196 1 196

HISTORY ELECTIVE — 1 240 1 240

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (METAL, TIMBER &

MULTIMEDIA) —

20 Sheet Display Folder

1 96 Notebook

20 Sheet Display Folder

1 96 Notebook

MATHEMATICS

1 240 Maths Grid Book Scientific Calculator,

Geometry Set Plastic Textbook Cover, Pens,

Pencils, Eraser



Pencils, Eraser



Pencils, Eraser

MUSIC 1 96 1 96 1 96

PD/HEALTH/PE 1 96 1 96 1 96

PHOTOGRAPHY —

1 Arch Lever Ring Binder A4 Ruled Paper

4 A4 Dividers

20 A4 Clear Plastic Sleeves

4 A3 Black Cardboard

1 Arch Lever Ring Binder A4 Ruled Paper

4 A4 Dividers

20 A4 Clear Plastic Sleeves

4 A3 Black Cardboard

SCIENCE 1 240 1 240 1 240

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY &

SPORTS STUDIES (PASS) — 1 96 1 96

TECHNOLOGY 1 52

1 20 Sheet Display Folder — —

VISUAL ARTS

1 50 A3 Sketch Book 6B, 4B, 2B Lead Drawing

Apron, Pencils, Coloured

Pencils, Glue Stick,







WORK EDUCATION — 1 240

Coloured Pencils, Lead Pencil, Small Scissors, Glue Stick


Small Scissors, Glue Stick

YEARS 11/12 REQUIREMENTS: English – 1 x 290 Exercise Book; Food Technology – Folder; Hospitality – Folder and Hospitality Uniform (purchased

through school); Industrial Technology and Construction – Folder and 1 x 20 Sheet Display Folder; Mathematics – Grid Book; All other subjects – Folders with Loose Leaf Paper


INGLEBURN HIGH SCHOOL P & C UNIFORM SHOP – ORDER FORM

ITEM SIZE (Small Make) QTY

PRICE (ea)

TOTAL (incl GST) GIRLS Please circle

Check Senior Skirt 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 $32.00

Check Junior Skirt 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 $32.00

Senior Blouse 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 $28.00

Junior Blouse 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 $28.00

Slacks 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 $36.00

BOYS

Grey Cargo Trousers 8 10 12 XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL $33.00

Grey Cargo Shorts 8 10 12 SX S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL $28.00

Short Sleeve Junior Shirt 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 $21.00

Short Sleeve Senior Shirt 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 $21.00

Long Sleeve Junior Shirt 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 $23.00

Long Sleeve Senior Shirt 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 $23.00

UNISEX/SPORT

Spray Jacket 12Y 2XS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL $50.00

Sport Polo Shirt with School Crest 8 10 12 14 16 S M L 2XL 3XL 4XL $25.00

Track Pants 10 12 2XS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL $30.00

Sports Shorts 8 10 12 14 16 S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL $25.00

Green Sloppy Joe with School Crest 8 10 12 14 15 18 20 22 24 $24.00

School Tie One size fits all $11.00

School Cap – Black One size fits all $ 6.00

Scarf One size fits all $ 5.00

Blazers (Senior) To be advised $80.00

Wool Jumpers To be advised $75.00

Name: _______________________________ Student‘s Name: ______________________________ Roll Class: _________________

Credit Card Number _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Expiry Date: _ _ / _ _ Phone: ______________________

Signature: ______________________________ NB: Credit Card transactions incur a $2.00 service fee


INGLEBURN HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTATION EVENING AWARD WINNERS

SCHOOL SERVICE AWARDS

School Captain – 2011 ............................................................................ Jennifer Qiu

School Captain – 2011 ........................................................................... Sean O‘Gorman

YEAR 7

First in 7V ................................................................................................ Ashika Jagdish

First in 7I ................................................................................................. Hoomayara Tulki

First in 7R ................................................................................................ Navneet Kaur

First in 7T ................................................................................................ Marcelo Mercado Ruiz

First in 7E ................................................................................................ Joshua Khan Most Improved in 7V ............................................................................... Samantha Rawes

Most Improved in 7I ................................................................................. Malorie Torrefranca

Most Improved in 7R ............................................................................... Phoebe Prior

Most Improved in 7T ............................................................................... Srishti Murtti

Most Improved in 7E ............................................................................... Cynthia Singh YEAR 8 First in 8G1 .............................................................................................. Alana White

First in 8G2 .............................................................................................. Isabella Munoz

First in 8R1 .............................................................................................. Krystal Narayan

First in 8R2 .............................................................................................. Ivan Subang

First in 8R3 .............................................................................................. Tyler Jenkins Most Improved in 8G1 ............................................................................. Anne Okwuofu

Most Improved in 8G2 ............................................................................. Kelsy Mautofu

Most Improved in 8R1 ............................................................................. Katerina Mandanis

Most Improved in 8R2 ............................................................................. Brandon Arpasi

Most Improved in 8R3 ............................................................................. Christian Poutoa YEAR 9 First in Child Studies ............................................................................... Vickie Ren First in Commerce ................................................................................... Taryn Marshall First in Food Technology......................................................................... Melina Koumoundouros First in Mathematics 5.1 ......................................................................... Faris Buksh First in Music ........................................................................................... Chenaniah Darma First in Visual Arts .................................................................................. Alysha Wallace First in Work Education .......................................................................... Rachel Minton


First in History Elective First in PDHPE ........................................................................................ Sadia Naqvi First in Industrial Technology – Metal First in Industrial Technology – Timber ................................................... Daniel Wynne First in History First in Information and Software Technology First in Mathematics 5.2 .......................................................................... Anh Phuong Nguyen Le First in English First in Geography First in Mathematics 5.3 First in PASS First in Science ........................................................................................ Emma Isaacson YEAR 10 First in Child Studies ............................................................................... Ashlynn Prasad First in Geography ................................................................................... Jackie Winsor First in History Elective ............................................................................ Jessica Roberts First in Industrial Technology – Metal ..................................................... Joshua Burke Equal First in Information and Software Technology ............................................................................................ Steven Moore Equal First in Information and Software Technology ............................................................................................ Krysha Orlino First in Mathematics 5.1 .......................................................................... Sophie Heperi First in Mathematics 5.2 .......................................................................... Robert Fisk Equal First in Music ................................................................................. Lydie Vitiello-Rore First in Work Education ........................................................................... Bayley Clark Equal First in Food Technology Equal First in Music ................................................................................. Tayla Faleva'Ai First in Industrial Technology – Timber First in PASS .......................................................................................... David Littlechild First in Commerce First in Visual Design .............................................................................. Ryhana Moosa First in PDHPE First in Visual Arts ................................................................................... Katherine Qiu First in English Equal First in Food Technology Equal First in History ............................................................................... Megan Hounslow Equal First in History First in Industrial Technology – Multimedia First in Mathematics 5.3 First in Science ....................................................................................... Lachlan Waterhouse


YEAR 11 First in Applied Mathematics ................................................................... Melinda Johannessen First in Construction ................................................................................ Ryan Capps First in English ESL ................................................................................. Mustafa Zaheedi First in English Studies............................................................................ April-Maree Carter First in Exploring Early Childhood ........................................................... Lisa Catalano First in Food Technology......................................................................... William Bryant First in French Beginners ........................................................................ Emily Marshall First in Modern History ............................................................................ Timothy Ryan First in Music ........................................................................................... Kieran O'Gorman First in Retail Services ............................................................................ Michaela Martin Equal First in Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation ......................................... Jack Geary First in Visual Arts ................................................................................... Ayana Fitzgerald First in Visual Design .............................................................................. Faatali Auvae Equal First in Work Studies ..................................................................... Regina Lata First in Industrial Technology – Multimedia First in Photography ................................................................................ James Ceguerra First in Industrial Technology – Timber Equal First in Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation ......................................... Keenan Narayan First in Business Studies First in Economics ................................................................................... Natasha Kumar First in English Standard First in Mathematics Extension 1 ............................................................ Josephine Okwuofu First in Business Services Equal First in Hospitality Equal First in Work Studies ..................................................................... Ty Kinsella First in General Mathematics Equal First in Hospitality Equal First in Geography ........................................................................ Julia McCann First in Community and Family Studies Equal First in Geography First in Legal Studies ............................................................................... Alyssa Graney Equal First in Ancient History First in Biology First in English Advanced Equal First in English Extension 1 .......................................................... Rebecca Isaacson


Equal First in Ancient History Equal First in English Extension 1 First in Mathematics First in PDHPE First in Physics ........................................................................................ Ashleigh Bootsma YEAR 12 Earth & Environmental Sciences Distance Education ............................................................................... Jessica Molina Earth & Environmental Sciences Distance Education ............................................................................... Brendon Thompson PDHPE Distance Education .................................................................... Melissa Lynne First in Business Services ....................................................................... Stephanie McEwan First in Construction ................................................................................ Hayden Davies First in English Standard ......................................................................... Robert Fait-Jeboult Equal First in English as a Second Language ........................................ Dylan Mootien Equal First in English as a Second Language ........................................ Ken Huang First in General Mathematics .................................................................. Joshua Blackstone First in Geography ................................................................................... Luke Purnell Equal First in Hospitality.......................................................................... Gregory Gaydon First in Industrial Technology - Timber .................................................... Brad Hill Equal First in Modern History .................................................................. Jennifer Qiu First in Music 1 ........................................................................................ Amelia Richards First in Photography ................................................................................ Laura Winsor Equal First in Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation ......................................... Kate Gilholme First in Work Studies ............................................................................... Wesley Fulwood First in Information Technology First in Software Design and Development ............................................ Lauren Lutzow First in Biology First in Chemistry .................................................................................... Mathew Owens First in French Beginners First in Visual Design .............................................................................. Natalie Wadwell Equal First in Hospitality Equal First in Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation ......................................... Nathan Wynne Equal First in History Extension First in Retail Services First in Visual Arts ................................................................................... Amie Pitt


First in Physics First in Mathematics First in Mathematics Extension 1 ............................................................ Chirayu Oza First in Business Studies First in Economics First in Legal Studies ............................................................................... Divya Kumar First in Ancient History First in English Advanced First in English Extension Equal First in Modern History Equal First in History Extension First in Industrial Technology – Multimedia............................................. Sean O'Gorman

SPECIAL AWARDS

Student Representative Council

Rebekah Edwards – Year 7 Ruby Holt – Year 7

Vishnu Palassery – Year 7 Courtney Chapman – Year 8

Brooke Gibbs – Year 8 Kajol Kumar – Year 8

Vicky Halloran – Year 9 Kathryn Roberts – Year 9

Kirsten Roberts – Year 9 Alysha Woods – Year 9

Heidi Fait-Jeboult – Year 10 Jessica Roberts– Year 10 Tahj Phapakdy – Year 10 Natalie Abbott – Year 11 Alyssa Graney – Year 11 Hayley Wright – Year 11

Ingleburn High School Debating Team Award

Nadin Boumoughdab Nour Boumoughdab

Blaik Noppert Kirsten Smolik

Eleni Voudouris

Public Speaking Award (Awarded to a student who has best represented the school in Public Speaking)

Kirsten Smolik

Spelling Bee Award (Winners of Spelling Competition)

Shivneet Kumar – Year 7 Isabella Munoz – Year 8

VET Awards (For outstanding students in their vocation in 2011)

Jessica Blazeska – Hospitality Gregory Gaydon – Hospitality

Jack Geary – Construction Ty Kinsella – Business Services

Joshua Nicholls – Retail Operations Amy Yuen – Information Technology

TVET Awards (For outstanding achievement at TAFE in 2011)

Bradley Hill – Automotive Mechanical Technology

Wesley Fulwood – Transport and Logistics Matthew Rawes – First Place Regional VET in

Carpentry and First Place Worldskills Competition

Premier's Reading Challenge (Gold Award for four successive years in the

challenge)

Kirsten Roberts


School Service Awards (‘Roadie Crew’)

Nicole Bush Jasmine Carter Tyler Jenkins

Jarred McDougall-White Bradley Murphy

Beau Smith

Parent/Community Award for Service to the School (‘Multi-Lit’ Program)

(These parents volunteer their time each morning to support Year 7 students in their reading)

Simone Campbell

Kim Dooris Chris Fulwood

Jackie Guy Nicola McDermott

Robyn Winsor

Recognition Awards (In recognition of the valuable contribution made to

supporting students of Ingleburn High School)

Hayley Shackleton (MTC Work Solutions) Larissa Emslie (MTC Work Solutions)

Garry Simpson (Ability Options) Laila Matar (Ability Options)

Kevita Khandu (APM) Heather Goldsmith (APM)

Jamie Glover (NOVA Employment)

Attendance Award (Awarded to students who have had better than 98% attendance during 2011)

Year 7

Cameron Binnie Eric Chanphongsavath

Maria Enriquez Nicholas Fonoti Davana Fraser Robbie Glass

Danielle Graham Ali Jaber

Ashika Jagdish Aayush Karki Joshua Khan Rabeed Khan

Shivneet Kumar Dodi Lemoa Cindy Luu

Brendan McGuire Marcelo Mercado Ruiz

Devon Morunga Jaslyn Narayan

Tahnee Ping Eric Ren

Luke Santich Ravineeth Sen Travis Taylor

Malorie Torrefranca Melissa Torrefranca

Year 8 Nour Boumoughdab

Nicole Buhrmann Andrew Dawes Amber Dunn

Nathan Edwards Matthew Falepau

Yajin Hah Mathew Ho

Cherie Hounslow Tyler Jenkins

Suphichaya Kaniknant Mekayla Lemoa

Katerina Mandanis Kelsy Mautofu Isabella Munoz Anne Okwuofu

Anna Paiti Melissa Reichel Kirsten Smolik Ivan Subang

Shaun Thompson Amy Walsh Alana White

Year 9

Jenelle Alcantara Stacey Courtnage Shaniece Crowden Chenaniah Darma

Angus Ho Emma Isaacson

Nora Marzano Kristofor Newington

Brad Nicholson Kate Quayson

Vickie Ren Elyse Roberts Jatin Shrestha Joanne Silva Adam Takacs

Jacob Walbank Briahn Wellfare

Year 11

James Ceguerra Aaron Cross

Ayana Fitzgerald Jack Geary

Alyssa Graney Rebecca Isaacson

Emily Marshall Keenan Narayan Mitchell Nicholson Madeline O'Keefe

Josephine Okwuofu Matthew Rawes

Luke Shirley Shelly Zheng


Category Diamond (Category Diamond is the highest award for behaviour and participation

through the attainment of 40 Bronze Awards.)

Year 7 Abby Edwards

Ali Jaber Rabeed Khan Navneet Kaur Belinda Mahon

Marcelo Mercado Ruiz Srishti Murtti

Ravineeth Sen Richard Wallace

Year 9

Nicole Bush Jarred McDougall-White

Kirsten Roberts Joanne Silva

Year 12

Priya Prasad

Year 8 Jasmine Carter

Courtney Chapman Tyler Jenkins Lana Kraichuk Kajol Kumar

Bradley Murphy Emily Perkins

Mitchell Purches-Schauer Beau Smith

Eleni Voudouris

Year 11 William Bryant Alyssa Graney Tara Tanovic

Tara Thompson

The Pat Meza History Award (This award remembers Pat Meza a caring and dedicated teacher at Ingleburn High School

with a passion for History and reading.)

Jessica Roberts

Australian International Conservatorium of Music Award (In recognition of outstanding accomplishments in the 2011 School Music Program and contribution towards the

Performing Arts.)

Amelia Richards

Reuben F. Scarf Award for Commitment (This award is provided by the Scarf Foundation for a student who displays the determination, drive and

commitment to succeed in academic, cultural and, or sporting aspects of school life.)

Jennifer Qiu

The Melissa Thompson Culture Award (This award recognises the achievements of students in the arts: music, art, drama. This award is in memory of a

junior student who passed away.)

Amelia Richards

School Service Award (Junior Citizenship) (This award is given to a junior student who has shown outstanding service to the school and who has

represented the school in events in the community.)

Jarred McDougall-White


School Service Award (Senior Citizenship) (This award is given to a senior student who has shown outstanding service to the school and who has

represented the school in events in the community.)

Tara Thompson

Dumaresq Street Cinema Award (This award usually goes to students who work hard

to better themselves academically.)

Robert Fisk Amaka Okwuofu

Tara White

The Lions Club Award for Determination (Presented to a student who strives to achieve their goals.)

Julia McCann

The Aileen Kearsley Performing Arts Award (This award remembers a past Year 12 student who died just before her HSC was due to commence. She loved

all performing arts.)

William Bryant

The Birrung Award (Birrung is the Tharawal (local Aboriginal language) word for star. This is awarded to an Aboriginal student who has made significant

progress and/or contributions to the school and community.)

Ty Kinsella

The K. G. Myers Award of Excellence for Science (K.G. Myers was the first Principal of Ingleburn High School from 1960 to 1964. This award was donated by ex-

students and is decided by the Science faculty.)

Mathew Owens

The Dennis Hardy Excellence in Mathematics Award (Donated by Julio Gomez and Benjamin Crump, two Year 12 students from 2002; it is awarded to the student

who comes first in the highest level of Mathematics studied in Year 12.)

Chirayu Oza

Australian Defence Forces Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award (This award acknowledges the achievement of young people who have demonstrated outstanding qualities in

leadership and teamwork within the school and in the wider community.)

Year 12 – Sean O'Gorman Year 11 – Alyssa Graney

Year 10 – Jessica Roberts


University of Western Sydney Outstanding Year 11 Student (This student is chosen on academic achievement in conjunction with dedication to research and the application

of thought to issues.)

Ashleigh Bootsma

Caltex Best All-Rounder This award consists of a medallion and a certificate. The recipient must meet the following criteria:

Academic: Scholastic achievement across a range of subjects. Attitude: Willingness to assist others; makes selfless contributions and is committed to excellence. Conduct: Outstanding at all times. Leadership: A role model to other students. Service: Participates in school and community activities. Sport: Represents the school in sport.

Sean O'Gorman

DONATIONS

Ingleburn High School gratefully acknowledges the kind support and donations from the following organisations towards our annual Presentation Evening.

Reuben F Scarf

University of Western Sydney

Caltex Pty Ltd

Ingleburn RSL Club

Dumaresq Street Cinema

Ingleburn High School P & C Association

Ingleburn Bowling and Recreation Club

Laurie Ferguson MP

The Lions Club of Ingleburn

Ingleburn Trophies


INGLEBURN HIGH SCHOOL CANTEEN MENU 2012

BREAKFAST

Toast – jam or honey (A) Cereal & milk (G) Low fat yoghurt & berries or passionfruit (G) Fresh fruit salad (G) Bacon & egg roll (A)

Up & Go – Chocolate, strawberry & vanilla JAFFLES

Cheese (G) Cheese & tomato (G) SNACKS ‘N’ THINGS Garlic or Herb bread (A) Jelly & custard (A) Fresh seasonal fruit (G) Fresh fruit salad (G) Low fat ice-cream & ice-blocks Low fat muffins (A) Low fat banana bread (A) Hot cookies (A) SALAD BOXES Garden salad (G) Roast chicken salad (G) Tuna salad (G) Tuna pasta salad (G) Chicken avocado pasta salad (G) Caesar salad (G) Chicken Caesar salad (G) Potato salad (A) Greek salad (A) Pesto pasta salad (G) SANDWICHES (G) (white/wholemeal/multigrain)

Vegemite (G) Egg & lettuce (G) Curried egg (G) Turkey cheese & cranberry (G) Tasty cheese & salad (G) Tasty cheese (G) Tasty cheese & tomato (G) Lean roast chicken (G) Lean roast chicken, lettuce & mayo (G) Tuna or Salmon (G) Tuna & salad (G) Chicken & salad (G) Salad (G) Lean lite ham, tomato & cheese (G) Assorted wraps (G) EXTRAS Rolls (G) Wraps (G) Turkish bread (G)

2.20 2.50 3.00 2.50 3.50 2.50 3.00 3.20 2.00 2.50 0.80+ 2.50 1.20+ 3.00 3.00 2.00 3.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.00 5.00 3.50 4.50 4.50 2.00 3.30 3.00 3.50 3.60 3.00 3.20 3.20 3.50 3.00 3.80 3.80 3.30 3.50 4.00 0.80 0.80 1.00

SUSHI Tuna (G) Chicken Teriyaki (G) Vegetarian (G) Crab, avocado & cucumber sushi (G) HOT FOODS Home-made soup (G) Low-fat cheesy hotdog (A) Chicken corn roll (A) Low-fat beef pie (A) Low-fat shepherd's pie (A) Sausage roll (A) Spinach & ricotta roll (A) Home-made pizza: chicken or vegetarian (A) Chicken schnitzel roll with lettuce & mayo (A) Sweet chilli tender roll with lettuce & mayo (A) Gourmet beef burger (A) Lean chicken burger (A) Portuguese chicken burger (A) Lasagna or Vegetarian Lasagna (G) Spaghetti Bolognese (G) Fried Rice (A) Butter chicken & rice (A) Curried chicken & rice (A) Satay chicken & rice (A) Creamy chicken fettuccine (A) Spaghetti Bolognese (G) Creamy pesto pasta (A) Stir-fry noodles (A) TURKISH BREADS Vegetarian – eggplant, sundried tomatoes, capsicum & cheese (A) Chicken – avocado, chicken, sundried tomatoes & cheese (A) Mediterranean – pesto, olives, capsicum & fetta cheese (A) Turkey – roast turkey, cranberry sauce & swiss cheese (A) Chicken snitzel – chicken snitzel, roast capsicums, pesto & cheese (A) DRINKS Plain milk 300mL (G) 600mL Flavoured milk 300mL (G) 600mL Soft drink cans (A) Cool Ridge water (G) Milkshakes: chocolate, strawberry, caramel (A) 100% popper (G) Iced Tea (A) Juice bottles Aloe Vera (A) HOT DRINKS Hot chocolate (G)

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 2.50 3.20 3.50 3.00 3.20 4.00 4.60 4.20 4.50 4.00 4.60 5.00 5.00 4.50 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 4.80 5.50 1.20 1.60 2.30 3.20 2.00 2.00 3.00 1.50 3.50 2.50 2.80 2.00

Food Coding G- Green fill the menu A- Amber select carefully R- Red only occasionally


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