Deputy Principal’s Report

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Greetings from the Deputy’s Desk and welcome to winter. It is good to see the school back up and running after the interruption of COVID-19. I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to you all for supporting your children in working on-line during the shutdown. It was quite a challenging experience for many families and students who none the less worked diligently and conscientiously throughout the emergency. It was a highlight of my career seeing all those happy faces return to school and engage quickly in the learning with vigour and vim. Well done! The school has almost returned to full function with a few restrictions on sporting activities and excursions remaining in place for the time being. Unfortunately, students are not allowed to play ball games other than handball at recess and lunch as the Department of Education has placed restrictions on this. Now that winter has arrived it is a good time to reinforce that hooded jumpers and tracksuit pants are not permitted at school. Also, grey jumpers or jumpers with logos are not permitted. Should a student be seen wearing a non-uniform jumper they will be asked to remove the item of clothing and given a lunch detention. The Uniform Shop is open every Wednesday and you are able to order clothing through Flexischools. Half Yearly reports are being written and edited as I type. Please be aware that the reports will reflect the COVID-19 shutdown. As students have spent a significant amount time away from face-to-face learning they will not have had the opportunity to meet some of the outcomes in any given course. Where this has happened, your child will receive a N/A against the outcome. Similarly, some courses in TAS did not run and your child may not receive a report or will receive a comment of a generic nature as a result. The end of year reports will return to the usual format as will examinations and formal assessments.

June

2020

CONGRATULATION TO . . .

Part of the onboarding that newly appointed teachers have to do is a process called Accreditation. Teachers collect evidence and are asked to map these pieces of evidence against professional standards. This is usually celebrated by other staff at morning tea. In absence of our usual fortnightly whole school morning tea I would like to congratulate the following teachers on successfully completing their Accreditation.

Miss Gennalyn dela Cruz Miss Jennifer Voukelatos Math Faculty Science Faculty

TRIAL HSC EXAMINATION TIMETABLE 2020 The Trial HSC Examinations Timetable and the Trial Examination Rules and Procedures have been uploaded to the Sentral Portal.

Please ensure you discuss the HSC Examination Timetable and the Rules and Procedures with your child.

THANK YOU TO . . . The Ponds High School sincerely thanks the P&C and parent body for the donation of the fans in the hall. Their instalment will make summer meetings bearable and the HSC exams manageable if there is a scorching day. They will also be appreciated by the PDHPE Faculty during the summer time.

P&C ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING This week the P&C met with just the Executive. It is hoped that next term meeting will return as normal. The next meeting held on Monday 3 August is the Annual General Meeting and new position for 2020-2021 will be voted on. Financial members are requested to attend and vote for next year’s office bearers. The guest speaker will be Miss Rebecca Harper who is Head Teacher Transition/Engagement. Come along and meet her and the Executive Team.

Executive Director’s Visit Today, The Ponds High School enjoyed a visit from Mrs Catherine Brennan, Executive Director, School Performance Metropolitan North. She was accompanied by Mrs Jeanie Brown, Acting Director Educational Leadership The Ponds. During the visit, I shared with them what I think the 10 best things about The Ponds High School are:

1. Staff’s enthusiasm to participate, build, teams, year advisers, LEARNING & SUPPORT and SASS 2. Electives structure 3. Organisation 4. Use of Technology 5. Assessments 6. Leadership 7. Sporting opportunities especially knockouts, Combined High Schools championships, swimming,

soccer and athletics 8. Beginning teacher support program 9. Careers support for students 10. Active P&C Committee

From left to right Mrs Brown, Mrs Brennan, Mrs Weal and Mr Laird Mr Tolentino shared our Leadership vision, Mr Cook and Mrs Page shared our Validation preparation and Mrs Morrison presented Staff Welfare in action. Mrs Brennan and Mrs Brown then visited Year 12 Visual Arts and Year 11 Wood Work, before exiting to visit John Palmer Public School. I trust they enjoyed their experience at The Ponds High School.

Jenny Weal Principal

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR BRONZE AWARD WINNERS!

Ariana 8.13 Avnisha 9.H Niharika 9.H Samay 9.F

Savannah 9.H Hayley 11.2 Vidisha 12.1 Samuel 12.3

Thank you to our Platinum Sponsor

Term 2 2020 Week 9

Tuesday 23 June Year 9 Olympics Unleashed online

Thursday 25 June HSC Minimum Standards Testing

Week 10

Thursday 2 July HSC Minimum Standards Testing

Friday 3 July LAST DAY OF TERM 2

TPHS by our GA Peter

NOTE TO PARENTS

LOST PROPERTY Dear Parents/Carers: Please ask your children to check with the Front Office if their lost property has been found. We have: sports bags and shoes leather shoes school jackets sports balls pencil cases backpacks

1 | 2 0 2 0 H S C T r i a l E x a m i n a t i o n T i m e t a b l e

The majority of the exams are in the School Hall and have 5 minutes reading time unless stated otherwise.

Candidates should be at the Hall (or the Library/other rooms if stated) at least 20 minutes prior to the examination commencement time.

WEEK 2B

WEEK 3A

Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

31-Jul-20

3-Aug-20

4-Aug-20

5-Aug-20 6-Aug-20

7-Aug-20

Session 1 Start at 8:30 am

All exams commence

reading time at 8.30am

unless otherwise

stated.

Writing time commences at 8:35am sharp.

ENGLISH STANDARD Paper 1

8:30am - 10:10am School Hall

ENGLISH STANDARD Paper 2

8:30am - 10:35am School Hall

BIOLOGY 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

DRAMA PERFORMANCE PRACTICAL

ALL DAY Allocated Time Slots

Dance Studio – D.1.03 Holding Rm:

D.1.01/D.1.02

BUSINESS STUDIES 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

CHEMISTRY 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

ENGLISH ADVANCED Paper 1

8:30am - 10:10am School Hall

ENGLISH ADVANCED Paper 2

8:30am - 10:35am School Hall

ENGINEERING STUDIES 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

ANCIENT HISTORY 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCE 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

ENGLISH STUDIES (ATAR) 8:30am - 11:10am

School Hall

INVESTIGATING SCIENCE 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

JAPANESE CONTINUERS 8:30am - 11:30am

E.12

ENGLISH STUDIES (NON - ATAR)

8:30am - 11:10am School Hall

Session 2 Start at

12:30 pm

All exams commence

reading time at 12.30pm

unless otherwise

stated.

Writing time commences at

12:35pm sharp.

LEGAL STUDIES 12:30pm - 3:35pm

School Hall

JAPANESE CONTINUERS SPEAKING

12:30pm - 1:20pm Library – A.1.07

VISUAL ARTS 12:30pm - 2:05pm

School Hall

INFORMATION PROCESSES AND

TECHNOLOGY 12:30pm - 3:35pm

School Hall

MATHEMATICS EXTENSION 1

12:30pm - 2:40pm

School Hall

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY MULTIMEDIA

12:30pm - 2:05pm School Hall

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY TIMBER

12:30pm - 2:05pm School Hall

Year 12

Trial HSC Examination

Timetable 2020

Friday 31 July - Friday 14 August

2 | 2 0 2 0 H S C T r i a l E x a m i n a t i o n T i m e t a b l e

The majority of the exams are in the School Hall and have 5 minutes reading time unless stated otherwise.

Candidates should be at the Hall (or the Library/other rooms if stated) at least 20 minutes prior to the examination commencement time.

WEEK 4B

WEEK 5A

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Friday

10-Aug-20

11-Aug-20

12-Aug-20 13-Aug-20

14-Aug-20

21-Aug-20 Additional Exam

Session 1 Start at 8:30 am

All exams

commence reading time

at 8.30am unless

otherwise stated.

Writing

time commen

ces at 8:35am sharp

MATHEMATICS STANDARD 1

8:30am - 10:40am School Hall

PDHPE 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

ECONOMICS 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

COMMUNITY AND FAMILY STUDIES

8:30am - 11:35am School Hall

MUSIC PERFORMANCE PRACTICAL

ALL DAY Allocated Time Slots

School Hall Holding Rm:

Performance Space

MATHEMATICS STANDARD 2

8:30am - 11:10am School Hall

FOOD TECHNOLOGY 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

MODERN HISTORY 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

MATHEMATICS ADVANCED

8:30am - 11:40am School Hall

SOFTWARE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

8:30am - 11:35am School Hall

PHYSICS 8:30am - 11:35am

School Hall

MATHEMATICS EXTENSION 2

8:30am - 11:40am School Hall

Session 2 Start at

12:30 pm

All exams commence

reading time at 12.30pm

unless otherwise

stated.

Writing time commences at

12:35pm sharp.

SOCIETY AND CULTURE 12:30pm - 2:35pm

School Hall

DRAMA 12:30pm - 2:05pm

School Hall

MUSIC 12:30pm - 1:35pm

D.1.22

RETAIL SERVICES 1:14pm - 3:00pm

Library

HISTORY EXTENSION 12:30pm - 2:35pm

School Hall

DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

12:30pm - 2:05pm

School Hall

STUDIES OF RELIGION 12:30pm - 3:35pm

School Hall

ENGLISH EXTENSION 1 12:30pm - 2:40pm

School Hall

Year 12

Trial HSC Examination

Timetable 2020

Friday 31 July - Friday 14 August

Wednesday sport procedures for Term 3 Great news! Restrictions are lifting and sport is gradually returning to normal. After the relaxation of restrictions and with the approval from Macquarie Zone Sport, we will be able to recommence Wednesday Sport in Term 3. Therefore, students’ timetables will be changed back to their original structure. This means all students are expected at school to attend their regular roll call at 8:30am. This change will be updated on Sentral for the start of Term 3.

Season 1 Sports will continue to allow students to engage in their chosen sport further. There will be no changing of sport groups until the commencement of Season 2 sport. As such, all Season 1 Sport invoices are applicable. If you have paid in full, no further action is required. If you still have money owing on this account, we ask that you pay prior to the start of term. Term 3 Week 1 • All recreational sports will recommence. This includes sports that remain on school grounds, such as Rec

Cricket and Rec Soccer, as well as sports using external venues, such as tennis, gym and yoga. • Grade Sport will have a training week where they can refamiliarise themselves with the sport and their team.

They will be able to utilise our home venues (Jonas Bradley Oval and Peel Reserve). Term 3 Week 2 • Recreational sports will continue. • Grade Sport will commence their next round of inter-school games. The venues/organisation will be

communicated to students the week prior. Safety procedures • We will continue to follow hygiene practices during this time. • This will include the use of hand sanitiser, washing hands with soap and water and disinfecting equipment

after each use. Carnivals As the school athletics carnival and school cross country carnival has been cancelled, all payments for these events are not applicable. Any payments made will be credited to your account for use towards the payments of other fees or events. Year 7 Gala Day At this stage, this event may still proceed in Term 4. As such, any payments made thus far will remain active. Year 8 First Aid & Lifesaving At this stage, this event may still proceed in Term 4. As such, any payments made thus far will remain active. Queries If you have any queries regarding sports fees, please ask to speak to our Front Office. Any queries regarding sport itself should be addressed to the Sports Coordinators.

YEAR 8 STAGE 5 ROLL CALL ROLL CALL

PERIOD 1 Normal Lesson Normal Lesson PERIOD 2 Normal Lesson Normal Lesson PERIOD 3 YEAR 8 SPORT Normal Lesson PERIOD 4 YEAR 8 SPORT Normal Lesson PERIOD 5 Normal Lesson STAGE 5 SPORT PERIOD 6 Normal Lesson STAGE 5 SPORT

Child Studies The World Is My Playground Educational Resource As part of the Child Studies elective, The World is My Playground, students investigate how toddlers and young children grow and develop. Students have been involved in a range of interactive activities which reflect the different kinds of children’s play and reasons for that play, relate to how young children learn and the types of activities which are appropriate for them. The aim of their latest assessment task was to construct an educational resource targeting 3-6 year olds. These resources were designed to develop the child’s cognitive, social, language and fine/gross motor skills. Our students worked very hard to produce a great range of high quality educational resources. This task was a great chance for the students to put the screens away during our online learning experience and try something different! We are very proud of their efforts! Mrs Dawson, Mrs Perry and Ms Rossetto

PHOTOGRAPHY Hi my name is Lucy, I am a year 12 student studying Photography, Video and Digital Imaging. I am currently working on my body of work and I have chosen to capture cityscapes. I enjoyed exploring the city on the weekends and capturing the amazing architecture through my photography. These photographs will be used to develop my portfolio, which will then be used to take part in university, Tafe and employment opportunities after year 12. Thank you for the opportunity to share my work with the school and local community. Lucy Year 12.5

Exciting News -Work Experience is back on in Term 3. Get ready, download the relevant documents @ https://www.thepondshighcareers.com/required-documents

UNIVERSITY The UNSW Co-op Scholarship Program Insights Session Wednesday, 24 June. 6:30pm - 7pm Co-op scholars experience their chosen career through a series of REAL Industry Training (IT) placements and networking events over the course of their degree, with a scholarship of $19,600 p.a. for four years*, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-undergraduate-info-and-insights-week-registration-105742474588?aff=UNSWEvents Bring Your Difference: Student Life at UNSW Tuesday, 23 June. 6.00pm - 6:30pm Take a step beyond the classroom and get an insight into the diverse student life opportunities on offer at UNSW. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-undergraduate-info-and-insights-week-registration-105742474588?aff=UNSWEvents UNSW - Building Career Success: Employability and Work-Integrated Learning Tues, 23 June. 6:30 - 7pm Everything you learn at UNSW, both inside and outside the classroom, is designed to prepare you for a workforce that is ever-changing. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-undergraduate-info-and-insights-week-registration-105742474588?aff=UNSWEvents Scholarships at UNSW Wednesday, 24 June. 6.00pm - 6:30pm At UNSW there are more than $83 million in scholarships awarded annually. With a wide range of scholarships on offer, including academic, equity, exchange, rural, Indigenous and sporting scholarships, find out how to apply and get an insight into what makes a good scholarship application. We'll be in touch on the day of each event to share the livestream link and instructions for how to participate. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-undergraduate-info-and-insights-week-registration-105742474588?aff=UNSWEvents Getting into UNSW: Admissions and Alternative Pathways Thursday, 25 June. 6.00pm - 6:30pm We’ll explain how Guaranteed Entry selection ranks work, take a look at adjustment factor schemes including HSC Plus and our Elite Athletes, Performers and Leaders Scheme, and explore many of the diverse pathways students take to get to their dream degree. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-undergraduate-info-and-insights-week-registration-105742474588?aff=UNSWEvents The UNSW Gateway Program and Early Conditional Offer Scheme Thursday, 25 June. 6:30pm - 7pm Discover UNSW Gateway, an early conditional offer program and pathway to UNSW for students in Years 11 & 12.  https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-undergraduate-info-and-insights-week-registration-105742474588?aff=UNSWEvents

University of Sydney - Science Student Panel 22 June. 4pm Curious about pursuing a future in Science? Hear from our current students, find out what they are studying, and what their favourite subjects are. They will also give you some maths and science study tips, and you will learn how it can be different from studying other subjects. https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/webinar/register/1315918361323/WN_do6snjkTSY-qn_4P_Lschg University of Sydney - Ask a (Business) Student: Live Q&A 24 June. 4pm Want to know what studying business is really like? https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/webinar/register University of Sydney - Ask a (Law) Student: Live Q&A 24 June. 4.45pm Want to know what studying law is really like? Now’s your chance. https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/webinar/register Reminder UNSW LIVESTREAM Experience Engineering 30 June 4pm Year 10, 11 and 12 Experience the innovative and creative ways that engineers solve real-world challenges at our online Experience UNSW Engineering event! https://www.events.unsw.edu.au/event/livestream-experience-unsw-engineering Reminder - UNSW LIVESTREAM Experience Science 1 July 4pm Year 10, 11 and 12 Have you ever wanted to experience what it would be like as a university student conducting research and experiments in a lab or in the field? https://www.events.unsw.edu.au/event/experience-unsw-science-day-1 CSU - Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program – Online Info Session 23 June Learn how our early offer program can unlock a world of possibilities – whether you’re finishing Year 12 this year or coming to uni from the workforce. https://study.csu.edu.au/study-options/pathways/charles-sturt-advantage ANU Webinar Week 22 to 26 June. 7pm ANU Webinar Week will run from 22 - 26 June and include sessions from each of the Academic Colleges as well as student life. https://www.anu.edu.au/study/events/anu-webinar-week Notre Dame Early Offer Info Week Monday 29 June to Thursday 2 July, Nursing - 29 June 5pm, Education - 30 June 4pm, Law - 30 June 5pm, Business - 1 July 4pm, Arts & Sciences - July 5pm, Philosophy & Theology - 2 July 4pm, Early Offer – 2 July 5pm https://www.notredame.edu.au/events-items/early-offer-info-week USA University Applicants – 2020 PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) The PSAT is designed for students in Years 10 to prepare for the SAT, the test required for many USA university admissions. https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt-psat-10 ADFA - Study at UNSW Canberra UNSW Canberra has international recognition as a successful, research-intensive university - generating new knowledge for the benefit of present and future generations which has had an impact around the globe. https://www.unsw.adfa.edu.au/study/undergraduate/defence/programs

UTS Year 12 Subject Scheme Awards adjustment points towards your selection rank, based on your performance in select high school subjects that are relevant to your preferred UTS course. https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/admission-requirements/admission-schemes/year-12-subject-scheme UTS Elite Athlete or Performers Scheme Are you an elite athlete or performer who represented your school or state at a national level competition/event? Has your study been impacted because of this? https://www.uts.edu.au/node/260596/elite-athletes-or-performers UTS Specific Study Area Scheme LOOK INTO EACH ONE! Your interest or aptitude in specific study areas can also be taken into consideration in your application to study at UTS. https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/admission-requirements/admissions-schemes/specific-study-area-schemes UNSW CompClub for IT CompClub is a portfolio under the student run UNSW organisation CSESoc that promotes computing to high school students throughout the year. Visit: https://2020.compclub.com.au Southern Cross Uni Virtual Visit Video Get to know Southern Cross Uni through a virtual visit video. Hear from current SCU students about campuses, courses and much more! Check it out at: https://bit.ly/gettoknowSCU La Trobe University Aspire applications now open for year 12 students Year 12 students can now apply for La Trobe University Aspire Early Admission Program and take the stress out of exams. Students with stand-out community and volunteer experience will be rewarded with an early conditional offer into their chosen course at La Trobe. Successful applicants will receive exclusive benefits and scholarships. Applications close August 31. www.latrobe.edu.au/study/aspire

TAFE Fee-free* training to support the community TAFE NSW is offering a number of fee-free* short courses that can be completed in just days or weeks, providing practical skills and experiences across a range of industries. Discover fee-free short courses. *Eligibility criteria apply: https://www.tafensw.edu.au/fee-free-short-courses TAFE Snapshot info graphs on Engineering and Electrotechnology Which occupations in this industry are likely to have the largest employment growth over the next three years? Which TAFE NSW courses are popular for people looking to get into these job roles and how much can you earn? Engineering and Electrotechnology Aviation and Maritime Community Service Counselling For more information visit: https://www.tafensw.edu.au

Guide for Apprentices and Trainees This guide, from Training Services NSW at the Department of Industry, welcomes your students into their apprenticeships and traineeships. https://www.training.nsw.gov.au/forms_documents/apprenticeships_traineeships/thriving_in_your_apprenticeship_and_traineeship.pdf Apprenticeships—Five Proven Strategies to Help Your Students Get One A VET apprenticeship has so much to offer—in NSW apprenticeship training is fee-free, apprentices earn while they learn and they’re on a proven pathway to well-paid jobs. Five NSW apprentices share their stories and to give their advice on how your students can win an apprenticeship at: Visit: http://bit.ly/2HXlg6I Employable Me—VET Opens Doors for People With Disabilities VET caught up with Kathleen Campbell, episode one series 2 of the ABC’s award-winning show Employable Me, and her disability support provider to learn how VET helped secure employment for the 20-year-old. You can read Kathleen’s update and find out how the NSW Government’s Smart and Skilled program supports people with disabilities to gain the confidence, skills and connections to succeed. http://bit.ly/2JZNmQZ

COLLEGE Business, Design & Creative Technology, Health or Hospitality Online Workshops 22 – 25 June Curious to know what your future could look like? Ever wondered about your dream career https://www.torrens.edu.au/about/interactive-online-workshops William Angliss Job Seeker Courses Go for a wide range of hospitality courses that give you skills to get into a job in the industry. https://www.angliss.edu.au/shortcourses/short-courses-for-job-seekers/ ISCD Interior Design Online Short Courses These short courses are for anyone interested in the world of design. Each one is aimed at giving you the basic foundation knowledge and skills in the specialised areas. https://www.iscd.edu.au/courses/short-courses ADF Recruiting Options for Indigenous People Enjoy the rewarding lifestyle of working in the Army, Navy or Air Force with hundreds of Indigenous people. Meet them in the various roles they perform. Learn more about the opportunities for Indigenous Australians in your chosen Service. https://www.defencejobs.gov.au/indigenous/overview $5000 scholarships for all 2021 Campion College Early Offer recipients. Applications now open & close September 30. Campion College is now accepting Early Offer applications for its three-year Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts and one-year Diploma of Liberal Arts. Successful applicants will receive a conditional offer before HSC exams begin and a $5000 scholarship for their first year when they accept their offer by October 15. Find out more at www.campion.edu.au/early-offer. Please remember to check the following for information https://www.facebook.com/The-Ponds-High-School-Careers https://www.thepondshighcareers.com/ Thank you TPHS Careers Team – Mrs Catherine Rumi Badger & Mrs Geraldine Hodkinson. Remember: ‘Choose a job you love and you'll never work a day in your life’ -Confucius

UNIFORMS NEWS The Uniform Shop still remains closed for trying on uniforms. Flexischools (www.flexischools.com.au) is the preferred method to order uniforms and only students are allowed to collect their orders. Parents are not yet permitted on site to collect/exchange uniforms. Flexischools orders need to be placed before the cut-off time, 4:45pm on Tuesday for collection on Wednesday from Recess onwards. If the cut off time is missed, the orders are packed the following week. PARENTS, please check your Flexischools Account for the correct class. Many orders have the wrong class entered and therefore are difficult to locate. Only students can purchase uniforms. Eftpos is the preferred method but cash is allowed for purchases $22.00 or less ie socks, tights, tie, cap and scarf. Exchanges can be done by the students at the Uniform Shop on Wednesdays. Exchanges are ‘like for like’ ie blouse for blouse, shirt for shirt and must have the original packaging and Tags on. Please check your orders carefully before submitting to avoid wrong choices. Sizing of Uniforms Winter Uniform Girls The general rule is; based on the school dress size, order the blouse one size up and the skirt one size down. This works for most girls. Winter Uniform Boys Generally, the trouser size is the same size as the school short size Jackets Generally order the jacket one size up from the school dress size or school shirt size. Other items are available on the website Some items are currently blocked on Flexischools as we have run out of stock. The Covid-19 pandemic has caused supply problems for our manufacturers and current date of deliveries are not able to be given. If you have any queries, please email me at uniforms.theponds@gmail.com Jo Leaver Uniform Shop Manager

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