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Tumbi Talks 15 SeptemberPrincipalrsquos Message Term 3 has been another fulfilling term where our students and staff have shone inmany ways demonstrating how they are smart They have shone academicallythrough performance and sport and by sharing how they learn best with teachersfrom across NSW and NT Enjoy some of our achievements
Wakakirri YES WE WON And it was a hard-earned well deserved result that crownedbrilliant performances and story Yes the story was our story ndash How is this childsmart The judges were intrigued by OUR story The story of Tumbi - your day to day realityof implementing our philosophy of How is this child smart and supporting every oneof our students to achieve their best in one way or another Other highlights were a comment from the crowd after Mayas speech the judgecommending Zaras dance abilities and by far the screams hugs and looks of sheerjoy on students and staffs faces Awards presented over the 2 events were Backstage Award T-shirt Design Award Public Speaking Award
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Best Story Award- Health and Wellbeing Award Another that none of us can remember because we were too in the moment ) and STATE STORYTELLING AWARD - National Nominee Many thanks to our amazing team Miss Bandy Mrs Pickles Mrs Mieluk mr Chittickand Mr Horton so proud and grateful for each and every one of you This is massiveand so were your efforts to orchestra the entire spectacular from conception to finalcurtain We have made history and etched what success feels like in allCONGRATULATIONS PS We are the first school to win Rock Eisteffod iRock and Wakikirri We weresuccessful over MLC (private) and Northmead Creative and Performing Arts
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Cornell Notes Last week Morgan Logan and Kaitlin delivered a workshop to enthusiastic parentsabout how we rock Cornell notes here at Tumbi They presented like expertsensuring those who joined them had a great understanding of what how and why wedo Cornell notes Its often refreshing to sit back and listen to what the young people think of the thingsthey do and going by this workshop we can be very proud of their learning becauseit is real
Under 14 Buckley Shield Mr Holton and Mrs Taylor took the Under 14 Rugby League team down to Bass HighSchool to play in the Buckley Shield semi-final Unfortunately the boys went down 30to 0 against a team that were big strong and well drilled To the boys credit they
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stuck together and never stopped trying which is every coachrsquos dream The teamachieved some great things this year finishing in the top 4 out of around 250 schoolsin the state Mr Holton is incredibly proud to be the coach of this team and to have had thechance to share some great moments with great young people
Tumbi Rocks Our amazing Tumbi Rocks Team rocked the gym blasting delights for students andparents Over 200 guests enjoyed our 28 acts No small feat to say the least An authentic assessment from a shoe string budget to performing for an audienceour students demonstrate what they know and can do and shone For those whosaw the show I think you would agree A+ all round - particularly those guys whoperformed Hip to Be Square ) clearly a hit with everyone Amazing work all round from set up to rehearsals of 28 acts to the high qualityperformance TUMBI ROCKS ndash and we are proud to bring this to our campus and communityevery year
Sydney Aquarium and Maritime Excursion Last week Mrs Peacock and Mrs Mills took Year 9 and 10 Marine Students to theSydney Aquarium and Maritime Museum They boarded a submarine and a battleship They all agreed that they would NOTenjoy living on a submarine but still thought the experience was amazing Seeing amazing marine creatures at the Aquarium was spectacular especiallyseeing a Dugong close up They have been studying marine mammals this term soit was a great opportunity to see some of these animals in real life
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The group of students demonstrated the Tumbi values and we can be proud of themall
T20 Milo Cricket Mrs Dignam continues to grow cricket at our campus Recently she took 17 veryenthusiastic girls to play non competitive games of T20 cricket This day was purelyabout participation and exposing girls to cricket There was music dancing and ofcourse cricket With 17 teams across 9 schools the day had atmosphere - it wasbrilliant Our year 8 team won all their games convincingly and our Year 7 team lostonly one game by the narrowest of margin The girlsrsquo sportsmanship enthusiasmand growing confidence especially from our beginners was impressive Well donegirls
Be Strong Hike Week 8 was an epic week 16 boys 2 staff (3 on the Tuesday) an amazing supportcrew tears tantrums highs lows no serious injuries smiles upon completion awonderful and relaxed celebration involving the parents a stunning final destination(Patonga) and perfect weather At 600am on Monday morning 18 trekkers began a 20+km hike to The Basin Aftera two hour warm up hiking down a winding dirt road we reached the track headwhich threw us onto a sharp incline up to a mountain ridge All participants instantlyknew they were in for a fight - physically mentally and emotionally It was a testingfirst day where many of the boys realised that positive thinking (growth thoughts)
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self-belief and teamwork were going to be key to getting through a rough week Day two saw us swap the big backpacks for daypacks and mountain bikes This leginvolved climbing out of The Basin enjoying a rollercoaster ride into YarramalongValley before climbing up one of the toughest and steepest hills on the coast inBumble Hill and then descending into Hidden Valley and Palm Grove This day wasa highlight for all despite the gruelling and challenging uphill efforts Day three involved throwing the packs back on and hiking approximately24km through the luscious Palm Grove passing Somersby and onto MooneyMooney Creek This was a long day of hiking where the boys had to continuedeveloping their growth mindset by telling themselves they can achieve the daysgoal The Mooney Mooney campsite was just beautiful and all boys made the mostof the rugged but well positioned campsite which boasted a special outlook over thecreek On day four the boys didnt know what they were in for The signs said 22km toPatonga but Mr McGinley and Mr Olzomer knew that these indicators were verywrong and that the actual journey would be 30+km up and over Mount Wondabyne(the highest point on the Central Coast) We were almost at the base of MountWondabyne when the tiredness and frustration kicked in Once everyone collectedtheir thoughts finished lunch and enjoyed 360 degree views of the Brisbane Waterarea we ready to embark on the final 10km descent into Patonga - the finish lineThe pace slowed down but the morale remained high as all participants supportedand nursed each other through the final stage Upon reflection of the adventure it was clear that all participants came out with anew or refined skillset that will help them to manage themselves andothers effectively The boys realised the importance a growth mindset plays inovercoming challenge and adversity Positive thinking grit determination and awillingness to help others ensured we had a successful week A huge thank you to Mr Olzomer Mr McGinley and Mr Holton for their energyenthusiasm and patience in making this challenge happen
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Girls Uniform For over 10 years our girls have had the privilege of wearing shorts as a part of theireveryday uniform Over recent times the shorts have become too short andinappropriate for school wear
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The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
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Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
Subscribe Past Issues
ALL STUDENTS RETURN MONDAY 9 OCTOBER IN FULL UNIFORM
Have a safe and healthy winterspring break
Claim These Dates
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18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
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Best Story Award- Health and Wellbeing Award Another that none of us can remember because we were too in the moment ) and STATE STORYTELLING AWARD - National Nominee Many thanks to our amazing team Miss Bandy Mrs Pickles Mrs Mieluk mr Chittickand Mr Horton so proud and grateful for each and every one of you This is massiveand so were your efforts to orchestra the entire spectacular from conception to finalcurtain We have made history and etched what success feels like in allCONGRATULATIONS PS We are the first school to win Rock Eisteffod iRock and Wakikirri We weresuccessful over MLC (private) and Northmead Creative and Performing Arts
Subscribe Past Issues
Cornell Notes Last week Morgan Logan and Kaitlin delivered a workshop to enthusiastic parentsabout how we rock Cornell notes here at Tumbi They presented like expertsensuring those who joined them had a great understanding of what how and why wedo Cornell notes Its often refreshing to sit back and listen to what the young people think of the thingsthey do and going by this workshop we can be very proud of their learning becauseit is real
Under 14 Buckley Shield Mr Holton and Mrs Taylor took the Under 14 Rugby League team down to Bass HighSchool to play in the Buckley Shield semi-final Unfortunately the boys went down 30to 0 against a team that were big strong and well drilled To the boys credit they
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stuck together and never stopped trying which is every coachrsquos dream The teamachieved some great things this year finishing in the top 4 out of around 250 schoolsin the state Mr Holton is incredibly proud to be the coach of this team and to have had thechance to share some great moments with great young people
Tumbi Rocks Our amazing Tumbi Rocks Team rocked the gym blasting delights for students andparents Over 200 guests enjoyed our 28 acts No small feat to say the least An authentic assessment from a shoe string budget to performing for an audienceour students demonstrate what they know and can do and shone For those whosaw the show I think you would agree A+ all round - particularly those guys whoperformed Hip to Be Square ) clearly a hit with everyone Amazing work all round from set up to rehearsals of 28 acts to the high qualityperformance TUMBI ROCKS ndash and we are proud to bring this to our campus and communityevery year
Sydney Aquarium and Maritime Excursion Last week Mrs Peacock and Mrs Mills took Year 9 and 10 Marine Students to theSydney Aquarium and Maritime Museum They boarded a submarine and a battleship They all agreed that they would NOTenjoy living on a submarine but still thought the experience was amazing Seeing amazing marine creatures at the Aquarium was spectacular especiallyseeing a Dugong close up They have been studying marine mammals this term soit was a great opportunity to see some of these animals in real life
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The group of students demonstrated the Tumbi values and we can be proud of themall
T20 Milo Cricket Mrs Dignam continues to grow cricket at our campus Recently she took 17 veryenthusiastic girls to play non competitive games of T20 cricket This day was purelyabout participation and exposing girls to cricket There was music dancing and ofcourse cricket With 17 teams across 9 schools the day had atmosphere - it wasbrilliant Our year 8 team won all their games convincingly and our Year 7 team lostonly one game by the narrowest of margin The girlsrsquo sportsmanship enthusiasmand growing confidence especially from our beginners was impressive Well donegirls
Be Strong Hike Week 8 was an epic week 16 boys 2 staff (3 on the Tuesday) an amazing supportcrew tears tantrums highs lows no serious injuries smiles upon completion awonderful and relaxed celebration involving the parents a stunning final destination(Patonga) and perfect weather At 600am on Monday morning 18 trekkers began a 20+km hike to The Basin Aftera two hour warm up hiking down a winding dirt road we reached the track headwhich threw us onto a sharp incline up to a mountain ridge All participants instantlyknew they were in for a fight - physically mentally and emotionally It was a testingfirst day where many of the boys realised that positive thinking (growth thoughts)
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self-belief and teamwork were going to be key to getting through a rough week Day two saw us swap the big backpacks for daypacks and mountain bikes This leginvolved climbing out of The Basin enjoying a rollercoaster ride into YarramalongValley before climbing up one of the toughest and steepest hills on the coast inBumble Hill and then descending into Hidden Valley and Palm Grove This day wasa highlight for all despite the gruelling and challenging uphill efforts Day three involved throwing the packs back on and hiking approximately24km through the luscious Palm Grove passing Somersby and onto MooneyMooney Creek This was a long day of hiking where the boys had to continuedeveloping their growth mindset by telling themselves they can achieve the daysgoal The Mooney Mooney campsite was just beautiful and all boys made the mostof the rugged but well positioned campsite which boasted a special outlook over thecreek On day four the boys didnt know what they were in for The signs said 22km toPatonga but Mr McGinley and Mr Olzomer knew that these indicators were verywrong and that the actual journey would be 30+km up and over Mount Wondabyne(the highest point on the Central Coast) We were almost at the base of MountWondabyne when the tiredness and frustration kicked in Once everyone collectedtheir thoughts finished lunch and enjoyed 360 degree views of the Brisbane Waterarea we ready to embark on the final 10km descent into Patonga - the finish lineThe pace slowed down but the morale remained high as all participants supportedand nursed each other through the final stage Upon reflection of the adventure it was clear that all participants came out with anew or refined skillset that will help them to manage themselves andothers effectively The boys realised the importance a growth mindset plays inovercoming challenge and adversity Positive thinking grit determination and awillingness to help others ensured we had a successful week A huge thank you to Mr Olzomer Mr McGinley and Mr Holton for their energyenthusiasm and patience in making this challenge happen
Subscribe Past Issues
Girls Uniform For over 10 years our girls have had the privilege of wearing shorts as a part of theireveryday uniform Over recent times the shorts have become too short andinappropriate for school wear
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The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
Subscribe Past Issues
Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
Subscribe Past Issues
ALL STUDENTS RETURN MONDAY 9 OCTOBER IN FULL UNIFORM
Have a safe and healthy winterspring break
Claim These Dates
Subscribe Past Issues
18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
Copyright copy 2017 Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus All rights reserved unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
This email was sent to ltltEmail Addressgtgt why did I get this unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus middot 150 Bellevue Rd middot Tumbi Umbi Nsw 2261 middot Australia
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Cornell Notes Last week Morgan Logan and Kaitlin delivered a workshop to enthusiastic parentsabout how we rock Cornell notes here at Tumbi They presented like expertsensuring those who joined them had a great understanding of what how and why wedo Cornell notes Its often refreshing to sit back and listen to what the young people think of the thingsthey do and going by this workshop we can be very proud of their learning becauseit is real
Under 14 Buckley Shield Mr Holton and Mrs Taylor took the Under 14 Rugby League team down to Bass HighSchool to play in the Buckley Shield semi-final Unfortunately the boys went down 30to 0 against a team that were big strong and well drilled To the boys credit they
Subscribe Past Issues
stuck together and never stopped trying which is every coachrsquos dream The teamachieved some great things this year finishing in the top 4 out of around 250 schoolsin the state Mr Holton is incredibly proud to be the coach of this team and to have had thechance to share some great moments with great young people
Tumbi Rocks Our amazing Tumbi Rocks Team rocked the gym blasting delights for students andparents Over 200 guests enjoyed our 28 acts No small feat to say the least An authentic assessment from a shoe string budget to performing for an audienceour students demonstrate what they know and can do and shone For those whosaw the show I think you would agree A+ all round - particularly those guys whoperformed Hip to Be Square ) clearly a hit with everyone Amazing work all round from set up to rehearsals of 28 acts to the high qualityperformance TUMBI ROCKS ndash and we are proud to bring this to our campus and communityevery year
Sydney Aquarium and Maritime Excursion Last week Mrs Peacock and Mrs Mills took Year 9 and 10 Marine Students to theSydney Aquarium and Maritime Museum They boarded a submarine and a battleship They all agreed that they would NOTenjoy living on a submarine but still thought the experience was amazing Seeing amazing marine creatures at the Aquarium was spectacular especiallyseeing a Dugong close up They have been studying marine mammals this term soit was a great opportunity to see some of these animals in real life
Subscribe Past Issues
The group of students demonstrated the Tumbi values and we can be proud of themall
T20 Milo Cricket Mrs Dignam continues to grow cricket at our campus Recently she took 17 veryenthusiastic girls to play non competitive games of T20 cricket This day was purelyabout participation and exposing girls to cricket There was music dancing and ofcourse cricket With 17 teams across 9 schools the day had atmosphere - it wasbrilliant Our year 8 team won all their games convincingly and our Year 7 team lostonly one game by the narrowest of margin The girlsrsquo sportsmanship enthusiasmand growing confidence especially from our beginners was impressive Well donegirls
Be Strong Hike Week 8 was an epic week 16 boys 2 staff (3 on the Tuesday) an amazing supportcrew tears tantrums highs lows no serious injuries smiles upon completion awonderful and relaxed celebration involving the parents a stunning final destination(Patonga) and perfect weather At 600am on Monday morning 18 trekkers began a 20+km hike to The Basin Aftera two hour warm up hiking down a winding dirt road we reached the track headwhich threw us onto a sharp incline up to a mountain ridge All participants instantlyknew they were in for a fight - physically mentally and emotionally It was a testingfirst day where many of the boys realised that positive thinking (growth thoughts)
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self-belief and teamwork were going to be key to getting through a rough week Day two saw us swap the big backpacks for daypacks and mountain bikes This leginvolved climbing out of The Basin enjoying a rollercoaster ride into YarramalongValley before climbing up one of the toughest and steepest hills on the coast inBumble Hill and then descending into Hidden Valley and Palm Grove This day wasa highlight for all despite the gruelling and challenging uphill efforts Day three involved throwing the packs back on and hiking approximately24km through the luscious Palm Grove passing Somersby and onto MooneyMooney Creek This was a long day of hiking where the boys had to continuedeveloping their growth mindset by telling themselves they can achieve the daysgoal The Mooney Mooney campsite was just beautiful and all boys made the mostof the rugged but well positioned campsite which boasted a special outlook over thecreek On day four the boys didnt know what they were in for The signs said 22km toPatonga but Mr McGinley and Mr Olzomer knew that these indicators were verywrong and that the actual journey would be 30+km up and over Mount Wondabyne(the highest point on the Central Coast) We were almost at the base of MountWondabyne when the tiredness and frustration kicked in Once everyone collectedtheir thoughts finished lunch and enjoyed 360 degree views of the Brisbane Waterarea we ready to embark on the final 10km descent into Patonga - the finish lineThe pace slowed down but the morale remained high as all participants supportedand nursed each other through the final stage Upon reflection of the adventure it was clear that all participants came out with anew or refined skillset that will help them to manage themselves andothers effectively The boys realised the importance a growth mindset plays inovercoming challenge and adversity Positive thinking grit determination and awillingness to help others ensured we had a successful week A huge thank you to Mr Olzomer Mr McGinley and Mr Holton for their energyenthusiasm and patience in making this challenge happen
Subscribe Past Issues
Girls Uniform For over 10 years our girls have had the privilege of wearing shorts as a part of theireveryday uniform Over recent times the shorts have become too short andinappropriate for school wear
Subscribe Past Issues
The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
Subscribe Past Issues
Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
Subscribe Past Issues
ALL STUDENTS RETURN MONDAY 9 OCTOBER IN FULL UNIFORM
Have a safe and healthy winterspring break
Claim These Dates
Subscribe Past Issues
18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
Copyright copy 2017 Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus All rights reserved unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
This email was sent to ltltEmail Addressgtgt why did I get this unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus middot 150 Bellevue Rd middot Tumbi Umbi Nsw 2261 middot Australia
Subscribe Past Issues
stuck together and never stopped trying which is every coachrsquos dream The teamachieved some great things this year finishing in the top 4 out of around 250 schoolsin the state Mr Holton is incredibly proud to be the coach of this team and to have had thechance to share some great moments with great young people
Tumbi Rocks Our amazing Tumbi Rocks Team rocked the gym blasting delights for students andparents Over 200 guests enjoyed our 28 acts No small feat to say the least An authentic assessment from a shoe string budget to performing for an audienceour students demonstrate what they know and can do and shone For those whosaw the show I think you would agree A+ all round - particularly those guys whoperformed Hip to Be Square ) clearly a hit with everyone Amazing work all round from set up to rehearsals of 28 acts to the high qualityperformance TUMBI ROCKS ndash and we are proud to bring this to our campus and communityevery year
Sydney Aquarium and Maritime Excursion Last week Mrs Peacock and Mrs Mills took Year 9 and 10 Marine Students to theSydney Aquarium and Maritime Museum They boarded a submarine and a battleship They all agreed that they would NOTenjoy living on a submarine but still thought the experience was amazing Seeing amazing marine creatures at the Aquarium was spectacular especiallyseeing a Dugong close up They have been studying marine mammals this term soit was a great opportunity to see some of these animals in real life
Subscribe Past Issues
The group of students demonstrated the Tumbi values and we can be proud of themall
T20 Milo Cricket Mrs Dignam continues to grow cricket at our campus Recently she took 17 veryenthusiastic girls to play non competitive games of T20 cricket This day was purelyabout participation and exposing girls to cricket There was music dancing and ofcourse cricket With 17 teams across 9 schools the day had atmosphere - it wasbrilliant Our year 8 team won all their games convincingly and our Year 7 team lostonly one game by the narrowest of margin The girlsrsquo sportsmanship enthusiasmand growing confidence especially from our beginners was impressive Well donegirls
Be Strong Hike Week 8 was an epic week 16 boys 2 staff (3 on the Tuesday) an amazing supportcrew tears tantrums highs lows no serious injuries smiles upon completion awonderful and relaxed celebration involving the parents a stunning final destination(Patonga) and perfect weather At 600am on Monday morning 18 trekkers began a 20+km hike to The Basin Aftera two hour warm up hiking down a winding dirt road we reached the track headwhich threw us onto a sharp incline up to a mountain ridge All participants instantlyknew they were in for a fight - physically mentally and emotionally It was a testingfirst day where many of the boys realised that positive thinking (growth thoughts)
Subscribe Past Issues
self-belief and teamwork were going to be key to getting through a rough week Day two saw us swap the big backpacks for daypacks and mountain bikes This leginvolved climbing out of The Basin enjoying a rollercoaster ride into YarramalongValley before climbing up one of the toughest and steepest hills on the coast inBumble Hill and then descending into Hidden Valley and Palm Grove This day wasa highlight for all despite the gruelling and challenging uphill efforts Day three involved throwing the packs back on and hiking approximately24km through the luscious Palm Grove passing Somersby and onto MooneyMooney Creek This was a long day of hiking where the boys had to continuedeveloping their growth mindset by telling themselves they can achieve the daysgoal The Mooney Mooney campsite was just beautiful and all boys made the mostof the rugged but well positioned campsite which boasted a special outlook over thecreek On day four the boys didnt know what they were in for The signs said 22km toPatonga but Mr McGinley and Mr Olzomer knew that these indicators were verywrong and that the actual journey would be 30+km up and over Mount Wondabyne(the highest point on the Central Coast) We were almost at the base of MountWondabyne when the tiredness and frustration kicked in Once everyone collectedtheir thoughts finished lunch and enjoyed 360 degree views of the Brisbane Waterarea we ready to embark on the final 10km descent into Patonga - the finish lineThe pace slowed down but the morale remained high as all participants supportedand nursed each other through the final stage Upon reflection of the adventure it was clear that all participants came out with anew or refined skillset that will help them to manage themselves andothers effectively The boys realised the importance a growth mindset plays inovercoming challenge and adversity Positive thinking grit determination and awillingness to help others ensured we had a successful week A huge thank you to Mr Olzomer Mr McGinley and Mr Holton for their energyenthusiasm and patience in making this challenge happen
Subscribe Past Issues
Girls Uniform For over 10 years our girls have had the privilege of wearing shorts as a part of theireveryday uniform Over recent times the shorts have become too short andinappropriate for school wear
Subscribe Past Issues
The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
Subscribe Past Issues
Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
Subscribe Past Issues
ALL STUDENTS RETURN MONDAY 9 OCTOBER IN FULL UNIFORM
Have a safe and healthy winterspring break
Claim These Dates
Subscribe Past Issues
18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
Copyright copy 2017 Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus All rights reserved unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
This email was sent to ltltEmail Addressgtgt why did I get this unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus middot 150 Bellevue Rd middot Tumbi Umbi Nsw 2261 middot Australia
Subscribe Past Issues
The group of students demonstrated the Tumbi values and we can be proud of themall
T20 Milo Cricket Mrs Dignam continues to grow cricket at our campus Recently she took 17 veryenthusiastic girls to play non competitive games of T20 cricket This day was purelyabout participation and exposing girls to cricket There was music dancing and ofcourse cricket With 17 teams across 9 schools the day had atmosphere - it wasbrilliant Our year 8 team won all their games convincingly and our Year 7 team lostonly one game by the narrowest of margin The girlsrsquo sportsmanship enthusiasmand growing confidence especially from our beginners was impressive Well donegirls
Be Strong Hike Week 8 was an epic week 16 boys 2 staff (3 on the Tuesday) an amazing supportcrew tears tantrums highs lows no serious injuries smiles upon completion awonderful and relaxed celebration involving the parents a stunning final destination(Patonga) and perfect weather At 600am on Monday morning 18 trekkers began a 20+km hike to The Basin Aftera two hour warm up hiking down a winding dirt road we reached the track headwhich threw us onto a sharp incline up to a mountain ridge All participants instantlyknew they were in for a fight - physically mentally and emotionally It was a testingfirst day where many of the boys realised that positive thinking (growth thoughts)
Subscribe Past Issues
self-belief and teamwork were going to be key to getting through a rough week Day two saw us swap the big backpacks for daypacks and mountain bikes This leginvolved climbing out of The Basin enjoying a rollercoaster ride into YarramalongValley before climbing up one of the toughest and steepest hills on the coast inBumble Hill and then descending into Hidden Valley and Palm Grove This day wasa highlight for all despite the gruelling and challenging uphill efforts Day three involved throwing the packs back on and hiking approximately24km through the luscious Palm Grove passing Somersby and onto MooneyMooney Creek This was a long day of hiking where the boys had to continuedeveloping their growth mindset by telling themselves they can achieve the daysgoal The Mooney Mooney campsite was just beautiful and all boys made the mostof the rugged but well positioned campsite which boasted a special outlook over thecreek On day four the boys didnt know what they were in for The signs said 22km toPatonga but Mr McGinley and Mr Olzomer knew that these indicators were verywrong and that the actual journey would be 30+km up and over Mount Wondabyne(the highest point on the Central Coast) We were almost at the base of MountWondabyne when the tiredness and frustration kicked in Once everyone collectedtheir thoughts finished lunch and enjoyed 360 degree views of the Brisbane Waterarea we ready to embark on the final 10km descent into Patonga - the finish lineThe pace slowed down but the morale remained high as all participants supportedand nursed each other through the final stage Upon reflection of the adventure it was clear that all participants came out with anew or refined skillset that will help them to manage themselves andothers effectively The boys realised the importance a growth mindset plays inovercoming challenge and adversity Positive thinking grit determination and awillingness to help others ensured we had a successful week A huge thank you to Mr Olzomer Mr McGinley and Mr Holton for their energyenthusiasm and patience in making this challenge happen
Subscribe Past Issues
Girls Uniform For over 10 years our girls have had the privilege of wearing shorts as a part of theireveryday uniform Over recent times the shorts have become too short andinappropriate for school wear
Subscribe Past Issues
The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
Subscribe Past Issues
Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
Subscribe Past Issues
ALL STUDENTS RETURN MONDAY 9 OCTOBER IN FULL UNIFORM
Have a safe and healthy winterspring break
Claim These Dates
Subscribe Past Issues
18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
Copyright copy 2017 Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus All rights reserved unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
This email was sent to ltltEmail Addressgtgt why did I get this unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
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self-belief and teamwork were going to be key to getting through a rough week Day two saw us swap the big backpacks for daypacks and mountain bikes This leginvolved climbing out of The Basin enjoying a rollercoaster ride into YarramalongValley before climbing up one of the toughest and steepest hills on the coast inBumble Hill and then descending into Hidden Valley and Palm Grove This day wasa highlight for all despite the gruelling and challenging uphill efforts Day three involved throwing the packs back on and hiking approximately24km through the luscious Palm Grove passing Somersby and onto MooneyMooney Creek This was a long day of hiking where the boys had to continuedeveloping their growth mindset by telling themselves they can achieve the daysgoal The Mooney Mooney campsite was just beautiful and all boys made the mostof the rugged but well positioned campsite which boasted a special outlook over thecreek On day four the boys didnt know what they were in for The signs said 22km toPatonga but Mr McGinley and Mr Olzomer knew that these indicators were verywrong and that the actual journey would be 30+km up and over Mount Wondabyne(the highest point on the Central Coast) We were almost at the base of MountWondabyne when the tiredness and frustration kicked in Once everyone collectedtheir thoughts finished lunch and enjoyed 360 degree views of the Brisbane Waterarea we ready to embark on the final 10km descent into Patonga - the finish lineThe pace slowed down but the morale remained high as all participants supportedand nursed each other through the final stage Upon reflection of the adventure it was clear that all participants came out with anew or refined skillset that will help them to manage themselves andothers effectively The boys realised the importance a growth mindset plays inovercoming challenge and adversity Positive thinking grit determination and awillingness to help others ensured we had a successful week A huge thank you to Mr Olzomer Mr McGinley and Mr Holton for their energyenthusiasm and patience in making this challenge happen
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Girls Uniform For over 10 years our girls have had the privilege of wearing shorts as a part of theireveryday uniform Over recent times the shorts have become too short andinappropriate for school wear
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The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
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Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
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18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
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Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Tumbi Umbi Campus middot 150 Bellevue Rd middot Tumbi Umbi Nsw 2261 middot Australia
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Girls Uniform For over 10 years our girls have had the privilege of wearing shorts as a part of theireveryday uniform Over recent times the shorts have become too short andinappropriate for school wear
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The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
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Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
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ALL STUDENTS RETURN MONDAY 9 OCTOBER IN FULL UNIFORM
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18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
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The girls would like to keep black shorts as a part of our uniform options They haveagreed to wear black shorts that reach the bottom of their middle finger with arms bysides and an inside leg seam of at least 12cm from both legs Thanks for supporting them to wear black shorts that are modest and appropriate forschool
Dismissal from Sport Venues Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe procedures for studentsleaving sport venues
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Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
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ALL STUDENTS RETURN MONDAY 9 OCTOBER IN FULL UNIFORM
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18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
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Collection of students by Adults other than their parents or EmergencyContact Thank you to our parentscarers for supporting our safe campus procedures for allstudents We aim to protect children
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18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
Shayne Player Proud Principal
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18 September PampC Meeting 6-700pm22 September Last day of Term 39 October First day back Term 411 October Year 10 Police talk13 October Marine Studies excursion
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