The tradition of sharing our Holy Week celebration with St Joseph’s Catholic College to remember the significance of Easter continued this year. Once again, the ERC was packed with students, staff and parents from both Colleges. This was a solemn ceremony of prayer, song, and drama. The Passion of Christ is followed by witnessing the Stations of the Cross. Our Year 10 were outstanding in presenting the final days of Jesus. The musicians on the day, under the guidance of the music staffs from both Colleges produced brilliant performances and created a great atmosphere. Congratulations to all the students who prepared so thoroughly for this wonderful community event. A final thank you to all who contributed to the most important liturgical event on the Christian calendar. Mr Beacroft Director of Mission and Identity   Images from the Liturgy   [smallgallery fooid="44359"]   Music Performances from the Liturgy   [embed]https://youtu.be/TV0DfkB6n1g[/embed]

On 29 March, St Edward's students participated in the Clean4Shore program in the Green Point, Yattalunga and Saratoga areas. Due to the low tide, access to the planned collection at Erina Bay wasn't possible so the team  moved across the waterway into the mangroves at Green Point.  During the course of the day items including general plastic waste, fishing line, glass bottles and timber products were collected.  See the report below for a full breakdown of all items retrieved. Another great outcome for our students and Clean4Shore. Clean4Shore Report  

Click the YouTube link below for the latest Homeroom Edition of SECTV hosted by Xavier Reid and Bradley Plummer.   [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJpoiWs2zq0[/embed]

Bonjour et Bienvenue! This term, the Year 8 cohort embarked on their French language journey, setting themselves up for lifelong language and cultural learning. In just 10 weeks they have learnt how to introduce themselves, ask where other people live and what country they are from, and give basic information. The boys have immersed themselves in learning about Francophone countries and cultures, researching and learning about the rich and colourful lives of 440 million French speaking people. The Year 8 boys have made a brilliant start to their language learning – Bravo! The French faculty hosted French sessions as part of the Day in the Life experience for new Year 6 students with the help of 13 enthusiastic Year 10 French students. The Year 6 boys were able to experience the exciting and fun filled lessons in store for them when they start language learning at St Edward's. The Year 10 boys facilitated French cultural Bingo games and their competitive streak came out when helping the Year 6 students compete in a model Eiffel Tower building competition. The Year 10 students were also able to show off their brilliant command of the French language, showcasing their hard work and dedication as they supported the Day in the Life students through the fun French activities. [foogallery id="44267"]

On Tuesday this week, 40 students ranging from Year 7 through to Year 11 attended the first English Immersion Day for 2023 supported by Mrs Titheradge and Mrs McDonald. The students were selected to attend the incursion after being awarded English Star of The Month for either February or March. These students were presented at assembly on Friday 24 March with a certificate, a special commemorative pen and a canteen voucher. Their English teacher had to nominate them to receive the award as an acknowledgement of their commitment to their English studies. The Immersion Day was an opportunity for these students to experience some engaging and interesting literacy-based activities. The day was divided up to into 5 sessions, each themed around reading, writing, and creating. Session one was a book tasting. Students sampled a selection of books, filling out a “tasting menu”, eventually choosing one book which was then theirs to keep. Many studies have shown a clear link between reading for pleasure and broader academic success, and this is what this first session was all about. Session two was poetry writing mini workshop. In the new HSC for English Module C – The Craft of Writing is all about writing creatively, persuasively, or discursively. This session aimed to hone students’ skills in creative writing, notably poetry, to develop their confidence in this area leading to their senior years. Session three was centred around communication and critical thinking skills. This session was focussed on students working on their communication and critical thinking skills as they worked in small groups. Students sorted through narratives presented as evidence and solved the presented mystery. This session relied on students developing their comprehension skills which is a key component of every English course across every stage. Year 9 were the first team to solve the mystery, working together cohesively and as a solid unit. Session four and five were all about having some creative fun. This session allowed students to see that English can be enjoyable, leading to greater engagement and interest. Students hunted for “Easter Eggs” hidden around the ERC Foyer. Once they found an “egg” they cracked it open and tackled the literacy tasks inside. One was the creation of a Black Out poem and the other was making their own bookmark to use in their newly selected book from the first session. Each session was created to extend and consolidate students' love of literacy and learning and reward them in fun and creative ways due to their efforts this term in English. The atmosphere of the day was relaxed and fun, with students challenging themselves to try new things and push themselves outside their comfort zone. The boys were treated to Hot Cross Buns, lollies, Easter Eggs and hot chocolates as well as recess and lunch. All in all, it was a fun day, and we are already looking forward to the Term 2 Immersion Day which will reward the next batch of English Stars. [foogallery id="44292"]

Congratulations to Matthew Kirkland in Year 10 who has received the Premier’s Reading Challenge Medal in honour of his commitment to completing the Premier’s Reading Challenge. Matthew has completed the Premier’s Reading Challenge consecutively since kindergarten and we congratulate him for his ongoing commitment to reading over the past 10 years. What an outstanding achievement!  Matthew was asked what some of his favourites have been throughout the years… He was quick to reply that the Harry Potter series by J K Rowling was one of his favourites along with Animal Farm by George Orwell and he mentioned in early primary school, he enjoyed reading Graeme Base books like The Waterhole. Matthew received both a medal and a letter from Premier Perrottet, and the following excerpt was taken from his letter: The competition encourages students to read widely and to develop lifelong reading habits. Reading can offer opportunities to explore the world around us and to imagine new possibilities. It allows us to gain new perspectives and insights into ourselves and the world. The Premier’s Reading Challenge is now open! If you would like to participate, see the library staff.

On Tuesday 4 April St Edward’s College Library celebrated ‘Reading Hour’. A variety of different subjects combined in the Library to select from fiction novels, picture books, graphic novels and even French-based books and read for the lesson. There were several competitions for the boys to participate in including Book in a Jar, Guess the Emoji book title and Guessing Harry Potter Spells. We would like to congratulate the following students who won the competitions: Frederick Lowe, Tom Barry, Nash Crawford, Bronson Webb and Adam Sweeney. We also had several lucky door prizes for both students and teachers. A massive thank you to the teachers and students who participated in ‘Reading Hour’ and a big well done to the Library Staff for organising this event. It is great to see the reading culture within St Edward’s growing stronger and stronger every day.   [smallgallery fooid="44336"]

Hoping to get some reading in over the school holidays? Our ePlatform collection allows you to electronically take your books with you wherever you go. There are over 1500 eBooks and over 800 Audio books that you can access via the app (eplatform by Wheelers) or from the Library Homepage (Home - Welcome - Library Home Page at St Edward’s College (stedwards.nsw.edu.au). The books are a combination of Young Adult Fiction, Classics, a Wellness Collection, Biographies and much more. There are also dyslexia friendly settings, night vision and an Immersive Reader which will read the eBooks for you. Happy reading/listening!

Under 15's Rugby League Team Visit to Panthers' Centre of Excellence The Penrith Panthers hosted 20 students from St Edward’s, they were taken on a tour of the complex, educated on the intricacies of managing the salary cap and involved in a training session. Club CEO Mr Matt Cameron gave up his time to speak with the students and answer questions. They also got to meet Club Captain Isaiah Yeo and a number of other first grade players. We thank the Penrith Panthers for allowing this day and look forward to many more in the future. [foogallery id="44190"]

Under 14 and Under 15 Annual Trial Rugby League Game vs Blacktown Patrician Brothers On 24 March our two teams took on the mighty Patrician Brothers’ Blacktown in the annual trial game. The first of these friendly games took place 20 years ago and they have become a great tradition between the two Colleges and a highlight in the College calendar. There was a great atmosphere throughout both games especially when the crowd roared. Taking on last year’s State Champions is a tough task but our boys were up for the challenge. Both games began impressively for St Edward’s with great charges from the forwards and slick work from the backs. This gave our boys plenty of confidence, but Blacktown were not going to go away without a fight. As the games progressed, Blacktown showed their great depth and began to dominate both on the field and the score board. The tough tackling from all players and organised attack, was a feature of these highly entertaining contests. At full time, Blacktown were victorious in the Under 14's game and the Under 15's game. All those who played need to be congratulate for the spirit in which the games were played. After the game, one player from each team was selected as the best player on ground. Final Scores Under 14’s:  St Edward’s College 12 - Blacktown Patrician Brothers 20 Under 15’s:  St Edward’s College 6 - Blacktown Patrician Brothers 18 Man of the Match Awards for St Edward's College Under 14’s:  Cooper Smith Under 15’s:  Kobi Flanders [foogallery id="44170"]  

On Friday 31 March, 12 students from St Edward’s represented Broken Bay at the NSWCCC Swimming Championships, held at SOPAC, Homebush. [caption id="attachment_44288" align="alignright" width="200"] Tahj Regattieri[/caption] The students were: Under 13        Billy McCarthy, Logan Atherton Under 14        Julian Tagaoi, Shaylan Bennett Under 15        Tahj Regattieri, Lucas Jarman, Eden Pearson Under 16        Lachlan Bunney, Cooper Jones, Archie Carpenter 17+                Jayden Redfern, and Kale Puata Highlights included: Tahj Regattieri Under 15’s winning Gold in both the 50 m (30.05 sec) & 100 m (1.03.23 min) Backstroke events. Our Intermediate Medley Relay team of (Tahj Regattieri – Backstroke, Lucas Jarman – Breaststroke, Lachlan Bunney – Butterfly and Archie Carpenter – Freestyle) claiming a Silver medal in a time of 2.00.23 min. Other results included: Junior (4th), Intermediate (5th), and Senior (6th) teams placing in the 4 x 50m Freestyle Relays. Senior Medley Relay team placing 6 Jayden Redfern (17 & over) placing 17th (50 m Freestyle), 8th (100 m Backstroke and 100 m Freestyle), 9th (50 m Breaststroke) Lachlan Bunney (Under 16) placing 8th (50 m Freestyle, 50 m Butterfly and 100 m Freestyle) and 5th (100 m Butterfly) Tahj Regattieri (Under 15) placing 9th (50 m Freestyle), and 5th (50 m Butterfly). Lucas Jarman (Under 15) placing 5th (200 m Freestyle), 8th (50 m Breaststroke) and 4th (200 m Individual Medley) Congratulations to our medallists as a part of the NSWCCC Team, who now progress to the NSW All Schools Swimming Carnival at SOPAC, Homebush on 1 and 2 June 2023.    

Northern NSW Under 15 AFL Selection Trials Congratulations to Eden Pearson in Year 9, Ruben Borg in Year 9, and Noah Matthews in Year 9 on their recent selection in the Northern NSW team. They now head to the NSWCCC Selection Trials in Wagga Wagga on Monday 1 and Tuesday 2 May. Sydney Metro Rugby League Congratulations to the following boys who have been selected in Sydney Metro Rugby League representative teams: Under 15’s                                                                                    Kobi Flanders Taj Gooley Kallum Moggs Nate Valimas Under 18's Sean Bullen Malachi Smith Devonte Vaotu'ua Zane Smith   The boys will now head, with the Sydney Metro teams, to the NSWCCC Selection Trials on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 May at St Mary’s Stadium. Coming Up in Sport Term 2 Week Event Venue Date Week 1 NSWCCC Rugby Selections Drummoyne Opens - Thursday 27 April 2023 Under 16's - Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 April 2023 Week 2 NSW Water Polo Under 17's Selections Ryde Monday 1 May 2023 Week 2 Broken Bay Opens Football Gala Day Cromer Park Thursday 4 May 2023 Week 3 NSWCCC Basketball Selections Sutherland Opens - Monday 8 May 2023 Under 16's - Tuesday 9 May 2023 Week 3 Broken Bay Cross Country TBA Tuesday 9 May 2023 Week 3 Central Coast Under 15's Rugby League City Cup Erina Oval Wednesday 10 May 2023 Week 3 NSWCCC Under 16's Football Selections Kareela Wednesday 10 May Week 3 NSWCCC Volleyball Opens Selections Menai Friday 12 May 2023 Week 4 NSWCCC Hockey Selection Under 16's and Opens Bathurst Monday 15 May 2023 Week 4 NSWCCC Hockey Teams Championships Bathurst Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 May 2023 Week 4 CSBB Intermediate Football Gala Day Cromer Park Wednesday 17 May 2023 Week 4 Central Coast Under 13's Rugby League City Cup Berkeley Vale Wednesday 17 May 2023 Week 4 AFL Year 7 to 9 Central Coast Gala Day CCRSC Tuggerah Thursday 18 May 2023 Week 4 NSWCCC Rugby League Selection Trials Under 16's and Opens St Mary's Friday 19 and Saturday 20 May 2023 Week 5 NSWCCC Opens Football Selection Trials Glenwood Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 May 2023 Week 5 CSBB Opens Basketball Gala Day Terrigal Monday 22 May 2023 Week 5 AFL Year 10 to 12 Central Coast Gala Day CCRSC, Tuggerah Thursday 25 May 2023 Week 6 NSWCCC Opens Basketball Championships Port Macquarie Monday 29 and Tuesday 30 May 2023 Week 6 College Athletics Carnival Adcock Park Tuesday 30 May 2023 Week 6 Central Coast Under 16's Rugby League Morry Breen Oval Wednesday 31 May 2023 Week 6 NSW All Schools Swimming Carnival SOPAC Homebush Thursday 1 and Friday 2 June 2023 Week 7 CSBB Under 13's Football Gala Day Cromer Park Tuesday 6 June 2023 Week 7 Central Coast Opens Rugby League and Under 14's Cochrane Cup TBC Wednesday 7 June 2023 Week 7 Hunter/Central Coast Year 9 and 10 Touch, All Schools Wallsend Thursday 8 June 2023 Week 8 NSWCCC Cross Country Sydney Equestrian Centre Tuesday 13 June 2023 Week 8 Central Coast Rugby League Grand Final Day EDSACC Wednesday 14 June 2023 Week 9 Under 14's Central Coast Futsal Championships Niagara Park Wednesday 21 June 2023 Week 10 Sydney Metro Finals Day - Under 13's, 15's and Opens TBC Wednesday 28 June   Information for Representative Sport 2023 can be found from the one central website – CSNSW Sport Click Here Broken Bay BBSSSA Sport On the homepage, scroll down to Diocese/Associations and click on Broken Bay (Secondary). This website will give you access to all the current information for each Broken Bay Sport including dates, venues, information regarding teams and an up-to-date calendar. Broken Bay Representative Sports (Pathway – via a college team) Touch Football Under 15 and Opens Swimming Rugby League Under 15 and Opens (students must register with Mr Carpenter) Soccer Opens Cross Country Athletics Aside from rugby league, students must first make a College team to contest a BBSSSA carnival, before they can register for the next stage in the pathway for that sport. Each sport differs in the pathway it provides. With regards to all sports, students are reminded to be listening to the morning Daily Notices during Home Room for the names of staff who are organising various teams and information regarding those teams/events. CSNSW (NSWCCC) On the homepage  https://csnsw.sport/, scroll down to Sport Search. Step 1 click on CCC Step 2 select the Sport This website will give you access to all the current information for all CSNSW Representative and School-based events including dates, venues, information regarding teams and an up-to-date calendar. It is also the central location that you can register your son for pathway and non-pathway sports. 2023 NSWCCC Teams with Nomination Closing Dates Registrations are open for these sports with closing dates as listed (Please confirm via the CSNSW Sport website as closing dates may have changed) Parents who wish to register their sons for these trials must do so via the  CSNSW Sport website prior to the closing date. Note: These are state level trials and as such students should have a strong playing history. Event Closing Date Event Date Link Diving: All ages 12 to 19 31 March 2023 31 March 2023 Diving | CSNSW Sport Portal Volleyball:  15 years and under 31 March 2023 6 April 2023 Volleyball | CSNSW Sport Portal Volleyball: 19 years and under 28 April 2023 12 May 2023 Volleyball | CSNSW Sport Portal Sailing (NSW All Schools) 19 years and under 8 April 2023 11-14 April 2023 Sailing | CSNSW Sport Portal Rugby Union: 16 years and under 14 April 2023 26 & 27 April 2023 Rugby | CSNSW Sport Portal Rugby Union: 18 years and under 14 April 2023 26 April 2023 Rugby | CSNSW Sport Portal Water Polo: 17 years and under 21 April 2023 1 May 2023 Water Polo | CSNSW Sport Portal Basketball: 16 years and under 28 April 2023 9 May 2023 Basketball | CSNSW Sport Portal Basketball: 18 years and under 28 April 2023 8 May 2023 Basketball | CSNSW Sport Portal Football: 16 years and under 28 April 2023 10 May 2023 Football | CSNSW Sport Portal Hockey: 16 years and under 5 May 2023 15 May 2023 Hockey | CSNSW Sport Portal Hockey: 18 years and under 5 May 2023 15 May 2023 Hockey | CSNSW Sport Portal Canoeing 22 & 23 May 2023 Canoeing | CSNSW Sport Portal Rowing (NSW All Schools) TBC Rowing | CSNSW Sport Portal   Other sports will be promoted closer to their advertised closing date. Further information regarding NSWCCC team selections for all sports is available on the CSNSW Sport website How to Register Individual Students Via the CSNSW Sport Website For parents/families: To register a student on the CSNSW Sport website for a NSWCCC sporting event or trial. STEP 1 Setting up a new account (If you have never registered a child for a Broken Bay or NSWCCC team previously) Go to the Catholic Schools NSW Sport website https://csnsw.sport/ Click on Create Account in the blue box on the top right-hand side of the page Click on ‘Parent’ Complete all the fields Adding a child Once you have logged in as a parent, click on ‘Add Child’ Complete all fields. STEP 2 Register for a sport Once logged into the CSNSW website (top right) Go to your ‘Dashboard’ (top right of page and click on your name/icon) Scroll to your child’s profile Click on ‘Register for a Sport’ Select the Sport from “available sport registration” e.g. RUGBY LEAGUE 15 YEARS – CCC Click ‘Next’  Check that your child’s school and year group are correct Complete all the following information and consent pages The final section will require a payment Once you have completed all sections and payment has been made an email will be automatically sent to your child’s principal for approval. If you have any queries regarding CSNSW, please contact your school Sports Coordinator, jason Carpenter or: Karen Grant Head of Secondary Sport karen.grant@dbb.catholic.edu.au   Combined 2023 CSBB and NSWCCC Calendar      

On 30 March, St Edward’s College was the host of a Careers Pathways Expo for parents and students from Years 10 to 12. The event targeted parents and students, due to recent research determining parents are the key influencers in their child’s career pathways decisions.   The College invited experts and key exhibitors from universities, colleges, local employers, TAFE, associations, and defence forces to educate and guide those present.  We also had two special presentations on Early Entry Schemes and studying overseas. To reach more parents, we extended the invitation to parents from St Joseph’s Catholic College, St Peter’s Catholic College, MacKillop Catholic College, and St Brigid’s Catholic College and we thank the 453 parents who registered and attended with their families, making over 1000 attendees. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive and we now plan to host this highly successful event every two years. We take this opportunity to thank the following exhibitors for participating and taking part in the successful evening: Australian Defence Force,  ADW Johnson Pty Ltd, AIQS - The Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors, CCUSA - Camp Counsellor’s/Volunteer, Central Coast Council, Central Coast Group Training, Central Coast Industry Connect, Crossmuller/Borg, Crowne Plaza Terrigal, Engineers Australia, International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS), International Sports College of Australia, JMC Academy, National Institute of Education - UCAT and Medical Interviews, NECA Training and Apprenticeships, North Construction & Building, NSW FITC (Maritime & Safety Training NSW), NSW Police, Omnia Inclusive Employment Solutions, One Agency Kylee Jones Properties, PICA Group, Price Waterhouse Cooper, Sydney Flight Centre, TAFE NSW, The Hotel School Australia, The University of Sydney, The University of NSW, Training Services NSW, University of Newcastle, The University of Technology Sydney, University of Tasmania, Australian Catholic University (ACU), Avondale University, Campion College, Macquarie University, Universities Admissions Centre and Internationally Educated. [foogallery id="44216"]

See below for the latest information from Universities   Studying at The University of Melbourne Webinar Date: Wednesday 5 April  Time: 6.00 pm – 7.30 pm This webinar is designed for Year 11 and 12 students who are interested in studying at University Melbourne. The webinar will provide students a general overview of the University including our courses, scholarships, student life and types of accommodation. This will be a live webinar which means students can ask us questions on the night. Register on link below: Registration:  Click Here There has been an update to the structure and content of UCAT, which will apply to anyone sitting UCAT ANZ in 2023. For a summary of changes that occurred for UCAT ANZ 2022, see our blog. Click Here for More Information   Free HSC Support Webinars for Year 12 Students In 2023, University of Newcastle has partnered with InspirationED to deliver a series of free webinars for Year 12 students to help them prepare for the HSC and beyond. The webinars will also feature a University of Newcastle Student Ambassador who will share details about our new Early Entry Program. Webinar:  Strategies for Success in the HSC Wednesday 29 March 7:00PM Register via this link In this webinar, presented by a Senior HSC Marker, we will share with you strategies that have been proven to be successful in achieving your best in the HSC this year. Webinar:  Preparing for University and Beyond Wednesday 29 March 7.00 pm Register via this link The Preparing for University and Beyond online session is the perfect opportunity to equip yourself with the necessary knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about your future. Webinar:  Taking Action Towards Your Career Wednesday 17 May 7.00 pm Register via this link The taking action towards your career session is specifically designed to provide you with invaluable insights on how to set yourself up for success in your future academic and professional pursuits   Applications are open Applications for study at uni in 2024 are open. Students can apply for undergraduate study as well as the Schools Recommendation Scheme, the Educational Access Scheme and Equity Scholarships. Although not all courses for 2024 are available now, encourage your students to choose any 2024 course to complete their application and come back later to review and change their preferences as courses are added. All semester 1, 2024 courses will be available by August. Applications for international Year 12 students will open on Wednesday 19 April. UAC PINs Students received their UAC PIN today. PIN emails were sent to the email address NESA or ACT BSSS has on file. Remind your students to register a personal email address (rather than a school one) with NESA. They can do this by logging in to Students Online. This will mean they can still be contacted by UAC in December when they have left school. Why apply through UAC? We know that students are unsure about whether they should apply directly to an institution or through UAC, and to increase their chances many are doing both. Not all institutions accept direct applications from Year 12 students but it’s important for students considering a direct application to remember the following: A UAC application gives students five course preferences to choose; they don’t have to apply five times to five different institutions. Having a UAC application enables students to apply for Access and early entry schemes: EAS, SRS and Equity Scholarships. Having a UAC application as well as a direct application will give students more chance of securing an offer, so long as they don't enter the same preferences in both applications. The UAC Guide The UAC Guide will be arriving at schools from the beginning of Term 2. Contact UAC if there are any issues with your school’s delivery. The Guide contains everything Year 12 students – both domestic and international – need to know about applying for uni in 2024 in one handy publication. Comprehensive course descriptions can be found on UAC’s website. Course details can change throughout the year so encourage your students to check back regularly.  

Students are required to wear full winter uniform in Terms 2 and 3. Cowan and Lewis, our uniform suppliers have informed the College they now have winter uniforms in stock at the warehouse, Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm.  Alternatively, uniforms can be ordered online. [embed]https://www.stedwards.nsw.edu.au/parent-community/parent-college-uniform/[/embed]  

Please see below correspondence emailed home in Term 1, 2023   Year 10 Parent Letter 2023 School Vaccination Program - Sent 4 April 2023 2023 Student Led Conference - Updated rooms - Sent 31 March 2023 Face to Face Learning Conferences - Sent 28 March 2023 Student Led Conferences Term 1 - Sent 15 March 2023 Year 7 and 10 Parent Letter - 2023 School Vaccination Program - Sent 3 March 2023 Year 9 Camp Packing List - Sent 3 March 2023 2023 College Attendance letter - Sent 28 February 2023 Flexischools Student Process - Sent 27 February 2023 Year 7 Camp Information - Sent 21 February 2023 Year 9 Information Evening - 20 February 2023 Year 7 and 10 Parent Letter 2023 School Vaccination Program - Sent 20 February 2023 2023 Collection Notice for Parents - Sent 15 February 2023 Years 10 to 12 Careers Pathways Expo - 15 February 2023 Years 7 to 11 Elevate Education - Sent 15 February 2023 NAPLAN 2023 Information - Sent 14 February 2023 Year 8 Information Evening - Sent 13 February 2023 Year 9 Camp Information and Consent Form - Sent 10 February 2023 Year 11 Parent information sheet 2023 - Sent 9 February 2023 Year 7 Information Evening - Sent 9 February 2023 Year 7 Camp Information and Consent Form - Sent 7 February 2023 Year 12 2023 - Permission to Arrive Later or Leave Early - Sent 6 February 2023 Year 10 Information Evening - Sent 30 January 2023 SEC Learner Profile - Sent 25 January 2023 Year 7 2023 - Letter to Parents - Sent 25 January 2023 Year 8 2023 - Letter to Parents - Sent 25 January 2023 Year 9 2023 - Letter to Parents - Sent 25 January 2023 Year 10 2023 - Letter to Parents - Sent 25 January 2023 Year 11 2023 - Letter to Parents - Sent 25 January 2023 Year 12 2023 - Letter to Parents - Sent 25 January 2023 Year 11 Information Evening - Sent 24 January 2023 - Sent 25 January 2023