Stage 5 Science Experiments - Junee-h.schools.nsw.gov.au
2020 Term 3 Weeks 1 and 2 Principal: Mr Scott FrazierStage 5 Science experiments Phone: (02) 6924 1666 Fax: (02) 6924 1798 Email: junee-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: https://junee-h.schools.nsw.gov.auTo Dream. To Create. To Succeed.Junee High School52 Lydia StreetJunee NSW 2663
Junee High School Principal: Mr Scott FrazierTo Dream. To Create. To Succeed. Phone: (02) 6924 1666 Fax: (02) 6924 1798Junee High School Email: junee-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au52 Lydia Street (PO Box 141) Website: https://junee-h.schools.nsw.gov.au 2020 Term 3 Weeks 1 and 2Thursday 6 AugustTerm 3, Week 4Monday 10 AugustTuesday 11 AugustEducation week beings:‘Learning Together’Advanced Maths HSC Study DayTrial HSC Exams – AdvancedMaths & Standard MathsTrial HSC Exams - Adv English &Std English Paper 1Wednesday 12 AugTrial HSC Exams - Adv English &Std English Paper 2Thursday 13 AugustTrial HSC Exams - Chemistry,Visual Arts, Agriculture, BusinessStudiesFriday 14 AugustTerm 3, Week 5Monday 17 AugustTuesday 18 August NewsletterIn this issue .CalendarTerm 3, Week 3Monday 3 AugustJunee NSW 2663Principal’s Report . 3Education Week . 3Monday . 3Tuesday . 3Wednesday . 3Thursday . 3Rewards Week . 32021 Enrolments . 3School Projects . 3School Ball . 4Year 12 HSC . 4School Attendance . 4Trial HSC Exams - Biology,Industrial Tech Timber, VETBusiness Services, MusicLOCAL TRADES SCHEME!!!. 5Trial HSC Exams – Physics, CAFS,Legal Studies, VET MetalCBCA Awards Shortlisted Books 2020 . 6Trial HSC Exams – PD/H/PE,Design & Tech. InvestigatingScience, Economics (AM)VET Primary Industries, VETInformation Technologies, VETTourism & Events mentof-education-maintenance-scheme/Stage 5 Science . 5BOOK of the YEAR: Younger Readers . 6The Little Wave . 6BOOK of the YEAR: Older Readers . 6The Boy Who Steals Houses . 6NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge 2020 . 7
Junee High SchoolPrincipal’s ReportYou can log into https://bcove.video/33avMT0 to watchthe meetings and be involved in asking questions byresponding to the surveysStage 5 2021: https://forms.gle/QNCwvAePn8eAzoeW6Year 11 2021: https://forms.gle/jNRfLucKHfDYKz3q95:30 – 6:00pmYear 8 and 9 students into 2021 Stage5 electives & Core subjects6:10 – 6:50pmYear 10 students into 2021 Year 11 Parents & Citizens meeting 7:00 – 8:00pm in Staffcommon roomThursday Year 7 to 10 SportAdvanced Maths HSC Study DayWe also host two Taekwondo groups during the week:Education WeekEducation Week will be held during Week 3 (3 Augustto 7 August). The 2020 theme is “Learning Together”.We will be involved in a number of Education weekactivities, continuing this theme and I welcome parents,family and community members to our various events.Look for our banner at the NSW Public Educationdisplay at Wagga’s Marketplace.Monday Whole school assembly Aboriginal Education Team meeting: interestedparents & students are invited. 3:30pm inPrincipal’s office or online if requested! Year 11 completing applications for 2020-2021School CaptainsTuesday Staff professional Learning: HSC ATOMI for Year 11& 12 studentsWednesday Empower PM in JHS Learning Centre from 4:30pm Subject Selection Evening Online meetings! SEAT Taekwondo: Monday Shim Jang Taekwondo: Tuesday and ThursdayRewards WeekEach week our target for student behaviour is 15negatives or less. It was fantastic to be able to recogniseand reward students for their excellent behaviour inWeek 1 with this week as Rewards Week. Each studentreceived a canteen voucher with Maree putting on extrafood and extra specials to cater for the crowds. Welldone!!!2021 EnrolmentsWe have begun the process of organising our staffingand curriculum based on student enrolments. We haveapproximations of 250 enrolments again next year,slight growth compared to 2020.We look forward to seeing the 60 Year 6 students attheir first transition day on Thursday 17 September 2020(Week 8) and supporting them into Year 7.For students in Year 7 to Year 11, please let me know ifyour child’s enrolment will change next year.Thank you!School ProjectsA number of significant projects have been undertakenas well as new projects coming soon, further enhancingour great school.Page 3
Junee High School New seating across the school Painting of student toilets and variousclassrooms New bell system, allowing music to be played Data Projector in the MPC to shine on the backwallSchool BallGet ready for the glitz and glamour of the ‘WinterWonderland’ School Ball in Week 10, finishing ourschool term with this great event. The majority of ourstudents have been fantastic throughout the year andare eligible to attend the function. A few need to makesome improvements to make it on the night. We lookforward to everyone practising their dance steps for theevening!With Covid 19 restrictions still in force at the moment,we are discussing some of the evening’s activities tokeep everyone safe. This includes deciding how wemanage: Non-staff adults being restricted from school Allowing family and friends to see the ball andthe well-dressed students Distribution of food and how the P&C helpersprovide drinks and foodYear 12 HSCIn their last term of formal schooling before exams, Iwish Year 12 all the best as they continue their journey.HSC Trial exams begin in Week 4, here at school, withstudents only required here for their exams. IndustrialTechnology Timber projects are due in Week 6; Design& Technology projects are due in Week 8, with VisualArts Body of Work projects due in Week 9.Our school subscribes to HSC Atomi with all seniorstudents and staff having access to the thousands ofvideos and support on their website.Find video lessons and other resources for your HSCsubjects. Select a learning area to browse or use thesearch bar to drill down to specific material.New material is being added regularly from both theDepartment and external providers to make sure thatyou have the support you need this year.The phrase ”I have nothing to do” doesn’t apply to thesestudents as they have access to the videos and supportthrough the internet or even re-reading their notes,completing past exam papers, summarising topics,talking to others about their notes and learning or evenreading books! Any book!We look forward to distributing information andmeeting online with Year 12 parents and students inSeptember. We will speak with the group about the lastfew weeks of Year 12, the School Ball and Graduationassembly, the HSC exams as well as distribute their finalschool report.School AttendanceThe majority of students attend school all day, everyday, making the most of their learning opportunities. Iwant to remind all about the requirements during theschool day.What are the requirements for students leaving the schoolgrounds during school hours?1.1.All government secondary schools are requiredto issue a leave pass to students (Years 7 -12)who have permission to leave school premisesduring normal school hours.1.2.police officers and community members toidentify students who have permission to be outof school during normal school hours.1.3.Page 4Schools should inform the school communityabout their school leave pass system. Studentsshould be reminded regularly that authorisedattendance officers including police officers, canThe HSC Hub is another great resource available:https://www.hschub.nsw.edu.au/ The HSC hub containshigh-quality, on-demand resources that teachers canprovide to their students to help them prepare for theirexams.Aligned to NSW syllabuses, the hub is a carefully curatedcentral repository for items created by the NSWDepartment of Education, including Aurora College andWooTube. There is also third party material available.The school leave pass assists attendance officers,direct them to return to school if they do nothave a valid leave pass. Authorised attendanceofficers will then notify the school that a studenthas been identified as being out of schoolwithout a valid leave pass. The school shouldinvestigate the matter and if truancy is confirmedthe student’s parents must be informed.1.4.The leave pass is only valid on the day ofissue. Passes must be valid and contain the
Junee High Schoolschool logo or name, date and time and ableto be recognised by authorised attendanceofficers, including police officers.1.5.Students accompanied by school staff onschool sporting activities or excursions donot require a leave pass.1.6.Students participating in regular, timetabledStage 5 ScienceStage 5 Science students engaging with the new STELRRenewable Energy Kits learning about Energy Transfersand Transformations.Mr FellowsHead Teacher Scienceschool activities such as vocational educationtraining that necessitate them leaving schoolpremises, day do not require the use of aleave pass. These students should beprovided with documentation describing thepurpose and duration of these activities. Atimetable on school letterhead or bearing theschool stamp would be sufficient.Be your best. Be respectful. Be responsibleMr Scott FrazierPrincipalLOCAL TRADES SCHEME!!!We want to seelocaltradiesgetting work atlocal schools!Schoolsareinvolvinglocaltradies in plannedmaintenance jobsat your school with the Local Trades Scheme, apartnership between the Department and hipages.Tradies registered on the Local Trades Scheme onlineplatform will be eligible to receive and accept leads fora selection of school maintenance jobs at no charge. Themaintenance jobs are pre-approved and ready to hire.Invoicing and payment is fast and partment-of-education-maintenancescheme/Page 5
Junee High SchoolCBCA Awards Shortlisted Books2020Each newsletter this term, a shortlisted book for theyoung reader and older reader categories will befeatured from the shortlisted Children’s Book Council ofAustralia awards. These books are available for studentsto borrow from the Junee High School Library. Thefollowing information is from the CBCA website(https://cbca.org.au/shortlist-2020).BOOK of the YEAR: Younger ReadersThe Little WaveAuthor: Pip HarryPublisher: University of Queensland PressThe publisher says.When a Manly school sets out to bring a country classto the city for a beach visit, three very different kids findeach other and themselves. Noah is fearless in the surf.Being at the beach makes him feel free. So where doeshis courage go when his best mate pushes him around?Lottie loves collecting facts about bugs, but she wishesher dad would stop filling their lonely house with junk.She doesn’t know what to do about it. Jack wants to bea cricket star, but first he has to get to school and lookafter his little sister. Especially if he wants to go on theclass trip and see the ocean for the first time.The author says.What inspired you to write your Shortlisted book? InAustralia, I live near the ocean and I was inspired to writeThe Little Wave after I saw a group of very excited kidsrun onto a surf beach near my house. They were part ofa camp to support families from rural and remote areas.Some of them were experiencing waves, saltwater andsandcastles for the first time. I thought a story about acountry class coming to visit the beach would beinteresting.Page 6BOOK of the YEAR: Older ReadersThe Boy Who Steals HousesAuthor: C.G.DrewsPublisher: Hachette AustraliaThe publisher says: .Sam is only fifteen but he and his autistic older brother,Avery, have been abandoned by every relative he's everknown. Now Sam's trying to build a new life for them.He survives by breaking into empty houses when theirowners are away, until one day he's caught out when afamily returns home. To his amazement this large,chaotic family takes him under their wing - eachteenager assuming Sam is a friend of another sibling.Sam finds himself inextricably caught up in their life, andfalling for the beautiful Moxie. But Sam has a secret, andhis past is about to catch up with him.
Junee High SchoolNSW Premier’s Reading Challenge 2020NSW Premier’s Reading challenge concludes on Friday28 of August 2020. Please ensure that all readingrecords are updated. If you would like assistance withupdating your reading record, please come and see me.The CBCA judges say.This is a heart-warming read for young audiences. ThisQueensland author uses a diverse range of literarytechniques to develop insight into homelessness,domestic violence and the struggles faced by the twobrothers in this story. The creative and compassionatestory describes a fiercely overprotective brother whogoes to great lengths to keep his autistic sibling safe,and the warmth and humour of the De Lainey family,where they find themselves fitting in despite severalobstacles along the way. The narrative is choreographedperfectly, allowing Sam to experience some form ofsocial justice, in a life torn by abuse, disability andpoverty. Drew’s skill lies in encouraging the reader tomake an emotional commitment to characters who areflawed and complex while approaching difficultconcepts with warmth and humour. The language has adistinct beat and rhythm which will appeal to teenagersand the writing style is engaging enough to reach anaudience that is seeking a cohesive yet creative story.This is a novel filled with heart and is the perfect balancebetween lyrical and readable.Please return overdue library books.Individual notices will be emailed to students.Mrs SpeerLibrarian/ Year 8 AdviserPage 7
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Tuesday 11 August Trial HSC Exams - Adv English & Std English Paper 1 Wednesday 12 Aug Trial HSC Exams - Adv English & Std English Paper 2 Thursday 13 August Trial HSC Exams - Chemistry, Visual Arts, Agriculture, Business Studies Friday 14 August Trial HSC Exams - Biology, Industrial
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Science Education Laboratory Applications I course has been taught in the fall semester. In Science Education Laboratory Applications I course, students conducted both secondary school science experiments and 7 chemistry experiments. The chemistry experiments conducted in the fall semester are listed below: 1.
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