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SECONDARY
COLLEGE
EDITION: 91
DATE: FRIDAY 7TH MAY 2021 PAGE 10
ANZAC Day 2021 PAGE 3
We value: Achievement, Respect, Commitment, Community
Principal
Team Report Matt Jobling Diane Croft Rob Monk Michael Wilson Susan Gilmore
The start of term 2 has been a positive one with everyone GRADE 6 INFORMATION DAY
grateful for the break and re-energised for the weeks ahead.
This week saw over two hundred excited Grade 6 students
Numerous activities have swung into action, some of which
join us for an information day and then close to three hundred
are outlined in this newsletter, and there has been a noticeable
parents and students attend the information evening. The day
focus to getting back to learning. was full of activities for the students to get an appreciation
of what to expect at secondary school and an opportunity to
NAPLAN meet other primary students who will be their colleagues in
Next week will see our Year 7 and 9 cohorts undertake the 2022. A huge thank you to Simone Farmer and the extensive
NAPLAN testing and they have been busy preparing to ensure team of staff that managed the day and then backed it up with
they can give it their best effort. We wish them all the best and later that night promoting and sharing information about the
remind them it is an opportunity to do their best and remember school to all the interested parents. Feedback from both events
it is only one part of the information we use to help plan for has been positive and hopefully has addressed some of the
their future learning. More information about NAPLAN is normal apprehension for young people and families making the
included in this newsletter. transition from primary to secondary schooling.
ATHLETICS LEO CLUB
This year we will be running the Athletics carnival at the Geoff The Drouin Lions Club recently visited the college to present
Watt Memorial Athletic track on Tuesday 18th May. Due to certificates to this year’s Leo Club members from 8H. Teacher
works being undertaken on some of the sporting fields at the Bernie Walsh gave an overview of the program and welcomed
school we are unable to run all the activities on site so we have representatives from Drouin Lions Club to make the formal
decided to move to the external venue. More details will be presentation of certificates and lead the students in reading
sent to parents and carers next week. the LEO Club oath. It was great to have parents in attendance
to see the presentation and join the students and other visitors
SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES for a morning tea. Drouin Lions Club have sponsored the
At the end of last term, we held a whole school assembly Leo’s since 2013 and the college appreciates the support and
focused on Student Leadership and it was great to have the opportunity for our students to work hands on raising funds and
School Captains lead the assembly and have all student leaders being involved in community events and activities.
acknowledged. School and House Captains were presented with
their jackets and other leaders were presented with certificates. IT’S TIME WE TALKED
The school captains also read the student leadership oath that
On Wednesday 29th April DSC hosted a guest presenter
outlines the DSC approach to leadership at the school.
Maree Crabbe who is visiting a number of schools in the region
We have also held an ANZAC assembly of which there is to discuss the role pornography is having on our young people
a review included in this newsletter. Our students were very and how it is affecting young people’s sexual understandings
respectful throughout this assembly and the student, staff and and views. Maree helps parents and carers learn how to take
guest presenters did a great job of capturing the importance and a proactive approach to supporting their child to navigate this
reverence of ANZAC day for our local and national community, new reality and to develop relationships and sexuality that are
and even the impact on communities overseas that benefited from healthy, safe and respectful. A good size crowd of parents,
the ANZAC’s efforts and sacrifices. Our School Captains were carers, teachers and education support staff from a range of
present at the ANZAC service in Drouin and laid a wreath on schools were in attendance and heard a clear and informative
behalf of DSC in memory of the fallen and all those who served. presentation that assisted with understanding the scope and
Due to ongoing COVID density restrictions we are currently unable impact of this issue. Audience questions at the end confirmed
to invite external presenters and guests and still fit all the students the concern that exists for the wellbeing of young people in
and staff in the gym. We are looking forward to the time when we relation to the exposure and influence of pornography on their
will be able to invite others to join us for these types of events. development of attitudes and views around sexuality. Although
the topic can be confronting and at times awkward to discuss
CROSS COUNTRY EVENT it was clear we need to continue to be more proactive in this
space as a community.
On Monday afternoon the rain held off long enough for our
annual cross-country event. Students and staff headed off in
Matt Jobling
waves to run, jog and walk the course which covered a variety
of terrain and with plenty of hills to make it that bit more Acting Principal
challenging. Finishers had a mix of smiles and exhaustion
across their faces depending on how much effort they put it but
all appeared to have enjoyed the experience. Congratulations
to all those who participated and thank you to Kathryn
Buckland and her team of helpers for running the event.
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ANZAC DAY 2021
On Friday 23rd April, the College held a whole school Tobruk. Ms Marks returned to the podium to read a poem
assembly to commemorate Anzac Day. The assembly was commemorating the contribution of indigenous soldiers in the
opened with the Australian National Anthem accompanied war effort.
by the College Choir, followed by the Welcome to Country by
On Sunday 25th April, the College Captains participated in
Koorie Engagement and Support Officer, Ms Terry Marks. Mr
the local ANZAC Day commemorations, carrying the flags at
Rod McNab, President of Drouin RSL, delivered his traditional
the head of the march through Drouin and laying a wreath
address via video again this year, reminding students of
on behalf of the Drouin Secondary College community at the
the determination and courage of the ANZACs. Humanities
service in Memorial Park.
students also gave a presentation on history of the Rats of
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Year 7 Reading & Literacy
All Year 7 students are participating in the Accelerated There are many benefits of reading, including academic
Reader Program with library staff or are involved in the achievement, language development, personal development,
literacy support program, “Cars & Stars”. empathy and well-being. Family members can help students
succeed by encouraging a reading environment at home
Accelerated Reader takes place during English lessons in the
where reading becomes a natural routine.
library. With the aid of computerized quizzes, students are
placed on a level appropriate to their reading ability. The target for Semester 1 is to read at least three books
and successfully complete quizzes on each. The link to the
All students need to be supported at home with a routine of
website with quizzes is on the Year 7 English Moodle site.
regular reading. At this stage of the year, students should
all have selected books at their level and be reading them Thank you for supporting your child’s reading.
regularly at home.
DSC English and Library Staff
NAPLAN ONLINE
In 2021, our students in Year 7 and 9 will sit NAPLAN
online. They will complete the tests on their netbook instead
Year 9 NAPLAN certificates of achievement
A new feature of the NAPLAN assessment is being
of using a pencil and paper. Drouin Secondary was one of
launched this year, with the award of Year 9 Certificates
the first schools to transition over to NAPLAN online.
of Achievement.
At the end of Term 1 and the first week of Term 2, the
The new certificates aim to celebrate and recognise the
Year 7 and 9 students completed practice tests online
importance of both excellence and learning growth.
so they will know what to expect when they sit NAPLAN
online in May. Students seemed to find the system easy Beginning in 2021, Year 9 students who achieve
to navigate and they will now be familiar with how the outstanding results or who significantly improve their
testing will work online. results in NAPLAN tests will receive a NAPLAN
Certificate of Achievement.
To get an idea of what the tests look like, you can visit
the public demonstration site at www.nap.edu.au/online- The certificates will be awarded for two categories of
assessment/public-demonstration-site achievement:
The bulk of NAPLAN testing will be conducted from • Category one: the achievement of excellence
11th to 19th May. Each student will sit four tests on three through getting a result in the top band for reading
different days during Period 1 or Period 2 & 3. Normal or numeracy, or both.
classes will run outside the tests. Adjusted bell times will
• Category two: the achievement of outstanding
be posted on Sentral daily notices.
learning growth through improve by two or
As with the practice tests, students will need to have their more bands between the NAPLAN Year 7 and
netbooks fully charged and bring headphones with them Year 9 tests for reading or numeracy, or both.
to test sessions. For more information about the new certificate
and measures for learning growth, refer to Year
9 NAPLAN certificates of achievement on the
Be Prepared for NAPLAN Department’s website.
Charge your laptop Bring headphones Bring a pencil
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Lifeskills
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Cross Country 2021
12-13 Year Old Girls 12-13 Year Old Boys
1. Charlotte Cunningham 1. Rhylee Stewart
2. Brielle Thexton 2. Lachlan Pickering
3. Alexandra Aubrey 3. Toby Cannon
4. Madeline Blackley 4. Phinneus
14 Year Old Girls 14 Year Old Boys
1. Jamieson Thomas 1. Darcy Britt
2. Angel Leeman 2. Kai McLeish
3. Jessica Redcliffe 3. Jackson McEwan
4. Charlotte Hancock 4. Sam Wells
15 Year Old Girls 15 Year Old Boys
1. Tarilyn Bottrell 1. Benjamin Fort
2. Jaideh Mitchard 2. Brody Turner
3. Tameka Schroen 3. Connor Carmody
4. Gemma Norton 4. William Roberts
16 Year Old Girls 16 Year Old Boys
1. Jessica Hickford 1. Dean Solly
2. Brooke Murray 2. Brock Walsh
3. Allanah Jagoe 3. Brady Van Wel
4. Ainsley Phillips 4. Riley Fowler
17 Year Old Girls 17 Year Old Boys
1. Tyneal O’Dwyer 1. Nicholas Caddy
2. Larah Thexton 2. Trent Fritzlaff
3. Brianna Bern 3. Declan Sellick
4. Alice Horsburgh 4. Zayne Atkins
18-20 Year Old Girls 18-20 Year Old Boys
1. Isabelle Harvey 1. Ethan Moore
2. Chloe Oakes 2. Dominic Cole
3. Elizabeth Dalton-Simonetta 3. Bradley Yeo
4. Eloise Beagley 4. Corey Heagney
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Careers News...
Tertiary Information Service – TIS VCAL Leadership Program
All VCE Year 12 students will be attending the TIS event On Tuesday 22nd April all VCAL students participated in a
on Wednesday 19th May. This is a fantastic opportunity careers program. The programs focused on key enterprise
for students to speak directly with Universities and further skills such as critical thinking, creativity, presentation skills,
education providers. problem solving, team work and communication skills; the
skills that underpin the Work Related Skills units of VCAL.
Permission via Sentral Portal are due back immediately.
The objective of the program was to build confidence and
Victoria Police Information Session motivate students to excel in their VCAL education.
Last week over 20 Year 10, 11 and 12 students attended a
careers information session conducted by Leading Senior
Constable, Paula Fowler. The session provided students
with the opportunity to ask questions about the recruitment
process, training at the Academy, challenges and highlights
of the role and work conditions.
Year 10 Work Experience Program
As part of the Year 10 course all students will be
undertaking one week of work experience placement from
21st to 25th June. This is approaching us very quickly and
is a required task in the LG Moodle Course. We would
appreciate the co-operation of parents in assisting your son/
daughter to find a placement for during this week.
It is the student’s responsibility to initiate contact with a
prospective employer either by a phone call or visit to
the workplace. We believe this is responsibility students
should accept as it is a key part of the workplace learning
experience.
NOTE: THE CAREERS OFFICE WOULD LIKE ALL WORK
PLACEMENTS TO BE ORGANISED AND PAPERWORK
COMPLETED BY FRIDAY 14TH MAY.
Having Problems?
If a student does not know what sort of work placement to
try or is having difficulties finding a suitable position, then
they should contact the Careers Office for assistance.
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ROTARY MUSIC DONATION
As part of its community service commitment, the Drouin the students’ skills as their level of expertise developed. He
Rotary Club has presented to the music department of the said that the Club had been involved with local schools in
Drouin Secondary College a Fender guitar valued at $1,000 various ways over the years and welcomed this opportunity
to augment its instrumental program. The presentation to contribute to skill development which may stay with the
was made recently to music staff and students by Rotary students for the rest of their lives.
president Russell Ford and resources director
Rotarian Kevin Roberts. This particular top-quality
guitar was the choice of the Music Department
when Rotary asked for guidance as to how best
it could help, as the cost of such an instrument
would be beyond the normal allocation for the
College’s music program.
Mr Roberts remarked that the College Rock Bands,
comprising five individual bands, had performed
at the Australia Day function in Drouin’s Civic
Park in January, and drew many appreciative
comments. This gave rise to the Club’s interest in
further support for the College music program.
In making the presentation, Mr Ford said that
the Club was pleased to be able to assist the
college, particularly to enable the expansion of
its music program, and this guitar would enhance
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Youth Leadership Conference
Recently, 11 students representing “It was an amazing experience,
our College’s SRC attended the Youth hearing from such influential people
Leadership Conference in Melbourne. and receiving such valuable information
The conference uses a ‘For Youth, By about how to be a leader, which I hope
Youth’ approach that assists young to share with my peers and fellow SRC
people to gain some relevant skills and representatives.” - Aaron
knowledge to build a positive sustainable
future and share this knowledge with all “The Leadership Conference was
students at DSC. really inspiring, and was an amazing
opportunity. I really enjoyed hearing from
Here are some of the students’ feedback Heather Miller and about her story and
on the conference: the Kindness Hub.” - Charlotte
“I was so inspired by the role models and
"I really enjoyed learning all about how
leaders I had the chance to listen to. I
Wil came from a 12 year old selling pens
wish to further my leadership abilities and
to an entrepreneur making 30k a month
apply the skills I gained for the betterment
and his journey as a youth leader." -
of Drouin Secondary College.” - Emily
Griffin
“I learnt a lot from this conference and
can’t wait to share my experience with
other students and SRC members.” -
Charlie
“I gained a variety of quality information
as well as had an opportunity to get
closer with our SRC leaders from this
gathering. This was beneficial because
we got knowledge about the key points
for leadership improvements and how we
can demonstrate them back at DSC.” -
Makayla
“I had an opportunity to learn something
new and gained an incredible amount
of knowledge to better my abilities in
leadership.” - Charlie
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DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE - E-NEWSSENIOR BOYS BASEBALL
Our boys turned up to Newborough Baseball Club with
minimal experience but a willingness to have a crack.
Coming up against a more experienced Lowanna College
was always going to be a tough ask. However, the boys
learnt the game as they went along and showed some
positive early signs of success, getting a plethora of home
runs on the board for DSC. After having an early lead,
our boys were able to hold on and progress to state later
this term! Our performance was highlighted by some
consistent pitching from Wil Pickering who had never done
the job before. Well done to all the boys, a fantastic team
effort and good luck at the state championships.
ENTR
LOCAT
Our Year 12 VCAL students are getting really excited Online registration without race pack became available
about this year’s Drouin Mother's Day Classic event. after midday on Wednesday 5th of May. The Year 12
HOW TO ENTER
After missing out in 2020, they are looking forward to a
great day on Sunday 9th May at the Drouin Golf Club
and Racing Club, McGlone Rd, Drouin.
VCAL students have been doing a power of work to get
organised, so it would be great to see our community
support this great event !
1. Enter online using the following QR code:
The 4km walk or 8km run will start at 8am and we will
have a BBQ stall, coffee van, kids activity stall including
face painting and a paper plane design/throwing
OR
competition and a raffle to be drawn on the day.
Follow the link for registration: https://www.
mothersdayclassic.com.au/vic-drouin or complete the
2. Fill out this form and pay with cash only.
paper form (cash only) to register on the day.
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LOCATION:
HOW TO ENTER
1. Enter online using the following QR code:
OR
2. Fill out this form and pay with cash only.
PRICING
On the day ticket Price number of
(does not include race pack or medallion) tickets
Adult $30
Child/Concession $15
Total amount paid
Child: 3 - 17 years old. Children under 3 are free.
Concession: Seniors, students and health care card holder.
YOUR DETAILS
If registering with a group/family please complete details for every member.
Participant 1
First name Last name
Female Male Date of birth
Phone number Email
Street Address
Suburb/Town Postcode
SIGNATURE
Parent/Guardian must sign for child under 18.
Participant 2
First name Last name
Female Male Date of birth
Phone number Email
Street Address
Suburb/Town Postcode
SIGNATURE
Parent/Guardian must sign for child under 18.Participant 3
First name Last name
Female Male Date of birth
Phone number Email
Street Address
Suburb/Town Postcode
SIGNATURE
Parent/Guardian must sign for child under 18.
Participant 4
First name Last name
Female Male Date of birth
Phone number Email
Street Address
Suburb/Town Postcode
SIGNATURE
Parent/Guardian must sign for child under 18.
EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS
Emergency contact name
Emergency contact number
Important information
• Entry fees are non-refundable.
• By signing this form, you acknowledge that you have read and understand the Terms and
Conditions of entry. For participants under 18 years of age, a parent or guardian must sign.
Full terms and conditions are available at www.mothersdayclassic.com.au
PRIVACY STATEMENT
Mother’s Day Classic Foundation(MDCF) understands the importance of protecting the privacy of individuals and com-
ply with the relevant legislation to ensure the confidentiality of any personal information collected. MDCF will retain
the information on this form for the purpose of notifying you of future Mother’s Day Classic events. You consent to us
holding, using and disclosing your personal information to provide you with information about new events, services,
products and promotions either directly from us, or directly from specialty selected and approved third parties which
may be of interest to you.
Please tick here if you don’t wish to receive future communications from us or our
industry partners:On Friday 26 May, Brainstorm Productions will be Real student experiences are woven together to create a
presenting their student wellbeing performance ‘The compelling narrative and theatrical experience, that poses
Flipside’ for Years 7, 8 and 9. ‘The Flipside’ is a live questions about how we treat ourselves and others. The
theatre experience that addresses issues of (cyber)bullying, performance is supported by curriculum-aligned classroom
online safety, digital citizenship, bystander behaviour and activities that are designed to spark further discussion and
online ethics. The performance highlights the importance of expand on the messages from the play.
personal responsibility, empathy, respect and values in the
Brainstorm Productions is one of Australia’s largest and
online AND offline worlds.
most respected theatre in education companies, performing
When bullying and revenge are used to wield power, Jack to over 360,000 students every year. They offer a range
and Ella realise they must create an ethical roadmap to of programs to help schools build healthy and harmonious
navigate the online world. When words, images or video environments, addressing issues such as mental health,
are shared, how will the messages be received? What will cyber safety, bullying, resilience, diversity and inclusion.
be the consequences?
If you would like to know more about Brainstorm
‘The Flipside’ is part of our student wellbeing curriculum Productions, you can visit their website:
and has been developed by education and mental health brainstormproductions.edu.au, or their Facebook page:
professionals. It challenges students’ perspectives on what facebook.com/Brainstorm.Productions.
is humorous, toxic, private, anonymous, humiliating, safe or
appropriate online.
Environmental Studies
Guest Speaker
A big thank you to Nikki Kumar who
came along to present to the 400
Environmental Science class recently.
Nikki is the Senior Environmental
Officer at Energy Australia (Yallourn).
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The Weather I s Turning C old...
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On cold days students could a bomber jacket, a spray jacket or the new soft shell jacket
be wearing a white tee shirt,
as well as a school beanie and scarf.
with a school shirt over the top,
That is 4 or 5 layers of clothing plus a beanie and scarf. All totally acceptable
school uniform. This should be enough clothing to keep students warm on even the
coldest day.
There is no need for students to be wearing non-uniform items to school.
Students will be asked to remove non-uniform items of clothing like
hoodies or non-school beanies or scarves even if they have a note
a school jumper,
from their parents.
Students are expected to be in full school uniform on the way to school, at school
and on the way home from school. School uniform is one of our High 5.
If families are struggling financially to purchase a uniform jacket then contact the
school and we will try and assist. You can purchase uniform items at the uniform shop
or second hand at www.sustainableschoolshop.com.au
Uniform Shop Normal Trading Hours
Thursdays – 1pm – 6pm
The first Saturday of each month – 9.30am – 12.30pm
More information about uniform can be found under the Uniform page of the
Student Handbook dscstudenthandbook.wordpress.com/2018/02/20/uniform/
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Baseball Club
2021 Juniors
There has never been a better time to try
baseball.
This season we are waiving all Junior
Fees.
Vic - Pathways to Post School Life Players will still need to pay Insurance to
Baseball Victoria which will be
A session for young people in Years 10-12 and their families reimbursed by the club after 7 games
played.
The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) and the Department of Education and Training
LET S PLAY
(DET), Victoria would like parents/carers of young Victorians with a disability in Years 10-12 to We are looking for Junior Players in
attend a virtual information session. U10’s and U13’s.
This is a session for parents/carers of young people with a disability on building skills and paving a These will play on a Saturday afternoon.
pathway to post school life. The DET and the NDIA will discuss a range of career planning and
HOCKEY
pathways tools, NDIS-funded supports and other assistance to help young people to build skills to As well as U16’s who play on a Sunday
prepare for their transition, and support them in achieving education, training, employment and morning.
other goals, post-school.
Training to start 8th of April at 5pm.
Photo: Warragul Gazette
Sessions are offered over multiple dates to allow flexibility for attendees, and will be delivered via Burrage Reserve, John Field Drive,
video-conference using Microsoft Teams. Registrations will close three business days before the Newborough.
event. If you would like to attend, please register via Eventbrite. Two business days prior to the
event, login details (including the MS Teams link to join the session) will be sent from First Game 1st or 2nd of May.
events@ndis.gov.au to the email address you provide at registration.
Follow us on Facebook:
For any enquiries regarding this session, please contact events@ndis.gov.au. Please include the Moe/Newborough Baseball Club Inc.
session name in the subject line.
E-Mail Us On:
moenewborough@icloud.com
Where: Virtual Information Sessions via Microsoft Teams
Dates & Times: Call or Text
Tuesday 11 May 2021 7.00pm – 8.30pm (AEST) Eric Robinson 0457 316 798
Ashley Poxon 0422 286 693
Wednesday 12 May 2021 10.30am – 12.00pm (AEST)
Tuesday 18 May 2021 10.30am – 12.00pm (AEST)
Thursday 20 May 2021 7.00pm – 8.30pm (AEST)
RSVP: Please register via Eventbrite at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/vic-pathways-to-post-
school-life-a-session-for-students-in-years-10-12-tickets-147913698855
Additional information: Accessibility is important to us. If you have any accessibility requirements
please let us know when you register for your chosen session. Please note - we need a minimum
of five (5) business days’ notice to book Auslan interpreters and live captioning services.
ndis.gov.au
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Join one of our 4 CLUBS to play in the winter competitions April -COLLEGE DATES
WEEK 4 - Term 2 WEEK 6 - Term 2
Sunday 09/05 Mother's Day Classic - Drouin Golf Club 8am Monday 24/05 School Photo Day
Monday 10/05 Professional Learning Day Thursday 27/05 400 ODE Surfing Trip
- Student Free Day Year 11 & 12 Fit2Drive Incursion
Tuesday 11/05 Senior Boys AFL Friday 28/05 Year 7-9 The Flipside Incursion
NAPLAN Year 9 - P2 & 3 Live4Life DSC Year 8 Launch
SRC Meeting - Lunchtime Year 12 Business Management Excursion
Wednesday 12/05 English 200 Author Visit WEEK 7 - Term 2
Inspiring Young Women Event
Monday 31/05 School Photo Catch up Day
NAPLAN Year 9 P1
Year 10/11 Exams commence
Netball Academy starts
Tuesday 01/06 SRC Meeting - Lunchtime
Year 12 Legal County Court Incursion
Wednesday 02/06 Year 10/11 Exams finish
Thursday 13/05 8HOL Dojo Factory
Lifeskills Police Liaison Visit Thursday 03/06 8HOL Dojo Factory
NAPLAN Year 7 - P1
WEEK 8 - Term 2
Senior Girls AFL
Tuesday 08/06 400 & 500 English Film Viewing
VCE Media TOP Screens Excursion
Wednesday 09/06 GAT
Friday 14/05 2022 APP Applications close - 4pm
NAPLAN Year 9 - P1 Thursday 10/06 8HOL Dojo Factory WALS
WEEK 5 - Term 2 Friday 11/06 400 Aghort Ellinbank Research Farm Excursion
Monday 17/05 NAPLAN Year 7 - P2 & 3 WEEK 9 - Term 2
Year 10 VIP Shred for Life Excursion Monday 14/06 Queen's Birthday Holiday
Tuesday 18/05 DSC House Athletics Wednesday 16/06 College Council 6.30pm
Wednesday 19/05 NAPLAN Year 7 - P1 Friday 18/06 Year 8 Humanities Incursion
Year 12 VCE Tertiary Information Session
Sunday 20/06 Central Australia Camp departs
Thursday 20/05 8HOL Dojo Factory
WEEK 10 - Term 2
NAPLAN Year 7 & 9 Catch up
SSVWG Division Cross Country Monday 21/06 Year 7-9 Challenge Week commences
Year 12 GTAC Biology Excursion Year 10 Work Experience Week commences
Year 10 Immunisations ( & Year 8 Catch up) Tuesday 22/06 SRC Meeting - Lunchtime
Year 7 Liveability Excursion 7B/E/G/I/J &
HUM 100
WEEK 12 - Term 2
Monday 05/08 College Course Selection Evening
Friday 21/05 DSC Variety Show
NAPLAN Year 7 & 9 Catch up WEEK 13 - Term 2
Year 7 Liveability Excursion 7A/C/D/F/H/K Monday 16-08 Professional Learning Day - Student
Free Day
2021 TERM DATES Contact Hours: 8.15am – 4.30pm
Term 1: 27 January to 1 April 2021 Ph: (03) 5625 1002
Email: drouin.sc@education.vic.gov.au
Term 2: 19 April to 25 June 2021
Term 3: 12 July to 17 September 2021 UNIFORM SHOP OPEN HOURS
SECONDARY
Term 4: 4 October to 17 December 2021 Every Thursday 1pm - 6pm COLLEGE
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