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CAMPERDOWN COLLEGE NEWSLETTER Term 2, Week 6, 28th May 2021
The Junior Campus Open Morning saw many
families embrace the opportunity to visit
classrooms. & celebrate Education Week. To ‘open’
the Junior Campus and welcome special
visitors through the doors in significant
numbers was a sight to behold, and we are all
grateful for this special time together.
SENIOR CAMPUS 03 5593 1617 JUNIOR CAMPUS 03 5593 1438
Website: http://camperdowncoll.vic.edu.au
Compass: https://camperdowncoll-vic.compass.education/
From the Principal’s Desk…
Watching our students rise to a multitude Camperdown College in 2022 by the end of this term, to
of challenges this week, I could not be ensure that our planning and resourcing decisions are well
prouder of them all. The week has informed.
encompassed celebration, connection, A principalship in a P-12 school brings such a variety of
jubilation, and - by Thursday - uncertainty experiences and this week I have enjoyed, in equal measure,
then unwelcome change. Students have seeing our Prep students demonstrate ‘read to others’ to their
stood side by side with each other, and kindergarten visitors and our Year 11/12 students mastering
with staff, in navigating their way through their dance steps for the upcoming Deb Ball! In both
these highs and lows. Families, too, have instances, finessed performances reflected a wonderful
shown wonderful support for our school progression of learning.
events and we share your disappointment that the week has
ended on such a sombre note. As we move into a short, sharp period of remote learning next
week, students are encouraged to maintain the persistence,
We are all so very grateful for the Education Week activities preparation and organisation, responsible behaviour, and
that brought our students, staff and families together, and for respect for self and others that are expected of them when they
the opportunity to host prospective new members of our school are learning with classmates on-site. The next progress report
community. Having visitors on-site again was such a privilege in week 8 will capture students’ efforts and engagement
and our students’ pride as they showcased their learning and during this period. Resourcefulness will be another key
our school was truly wonderful to see. Our beautiful Happy learning attribute that will greatly assist students working
Education Week biscuits made by Sailor’s mum, Skye from home. Don’t stay stuck – try your best to follow task
Hargreaves, were appreciated and enjoyed, as were the special instructions but reach out for assistance or clarification as
treats made by our Senior Campus Food Technology students required! From Monday to Thursday, all students should
and staff. The level of community interest in our 2022 Year 7 attempt to join the morning Webex check in and roll call but
Information Evening was quite unexpected and the positive we understand that circumstances won’t always allow this.
feedback about our programs, facilities, staff team and student Senior Campus students unable to join the 9am Webex are
ambassadors was very affirming of our collective efforts and required to email their Year Level Coordinator (Senior
accomplishments as a school. Campus) by 1pm that day, while Junior Campus parents
Our own Year 6 students, and incoming students from other should phone the office or email the class teacher by 1pm to
schools, will have the opportunity to experience a number of let them know their child is ‘present’ and working from home.
taster sessions to build their understanding and confidence As was the case in previous periods of remote learning, we are
about Senior Campus subjects and routines. The first of these all in this together and assistance is only a phone call away.
was scheduled for next Tuesday 1st June but the dates will be My very best wishes to you all and I look forward to seeing
adjusted to accommodate the lockdown. Families are reminded our students back on-site next Friday if all goes to plan.
to please confirm that their child will be commencing Year 7 at Ms Cherie Kilpatrick, Principal
Calendar Of events
Wk 7 Friday 4th June Return to on-site learning Parents will be informed via Compass of any further changes
Friday 4th June CDSSA Winter Tri-Sports (Year 5/6) To be confirmed
Wk 8 Tuesday 8th June Prep – Year 2 Excursion: Pete The Sheep
Wednesday 9th June Prep Classrooms ‘Open’for Prep 2022 Families 9am – 10.30am
Wednesday 9th June GAT
Wednesday 9th June Sporting Schools: Soccer at the Junior Campus 3.15pm – 4.30pm
Wednesday 9th June Parents & Friends Meeting in the Junior Campus Staffroom from 7.30pm
Thursday 10th June Junior Football & Netball (Senior Campus)
Friday 11th June Student Free Day Students in Prep – Year 12 are not required at school
Friday 11th June Debutante Ball in the AG Daws Hall at the Senior Campus
Wk 9 Monday 14th June Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday Students in Prep – Year 12 are not required at school
Tuesday 15th June Planning Meeting 5pm: Celebrating 100 Years of Higher Education at Camperdown College
Wednesday 16th June Sporting Schools: Soccer 3.15-4.30pm at the Junior Campus
Wednesday 16th June School Council Meeting 7pm
Friday 18th June Prep Classrooms ‘Open’for Prep 2022 Families 9am – 10.30am
Wk 10 Wednesday 23rd June Sporting Schools: Soccer 3.15-4.30pm at the Junior Campus
Friday 25th June Corangamite Careers Expo
Friday 25th June Last day for Term 2 Students in Prep – Year 12 are dismissed at 2.30pm
Wk 1 Monday 12th July First day for Term 3
Monday 12th July Prep teachers visit Camperdown Kindergarten and Banana Splits
Thursday 15th July Prep – Year 2 Teddy Bear Hospital Visit
Sunday 18th July School for Student Leadership Arrival Day
Our Mission:
Camperdown College will provide exemplary teaching and learning programs within excellent facilities which foster school pride,
aspiration and persistence to achieve high levels of learning for all students.
Lock Down:
Senior Campus News
News of a seven day lock down caught us by surprise yesterday. Students seemed to take this in their stride and
busily prepared belongings for the next week of schooling from home. Any student who finds that they need an
item to assist them with their learning, are welcome to pop into the school to collect it. All students will join a class
Webex meeting each morning to mark the roll. Students who miss this meeting, but are completing their school
work will be required to email their Year Level Coordinator prior to 1pm each day to be marked present.
HSSSD Cross Country:
Senior Campus students performed very well at the HSSSD Cross Country. Eve Britton and Ebony Pearce took out
their age championship and our team placed second. It is many years since we have taken out a second placing in
one of the three major interschool events so the pride and excitement around the campus was palpable. Congratulations must go to all
students on their efforts. Thirty students have made it through to the regional event which was to be held in Warrnambool at Deakin
University on Monday, but will now be rescheduled to another day.
Studio Art:
VCE Studio Art students have been very fortunate to hear about what it takes to produce a folio worthy of being in the Top Arts Award.
Ms Mann organised a student who achieved this status to visit and showcase her folio. She discussed aspects of her folio and subsequent
work. This experience has helped provide the students with increased motivation and direction.
Year 12 Dress Up Day:
Year 12 students enjoyed dressing up and having a shared lunch to break up the term. Students dressed to the mix-up theme, wearing
odd socks and shoes and a variety of clashing colours. They enjoyed a pizza lunch with coordinators, Mrs Maskell and Mr Van.
State School Golf – Junior Boys Final:
Tom Baker has qualified to play off in the State Golf Final for junior boys following on from his success at regional level. The game
was scheduled for today at Gardner’s Run Golf Club, Lilydale. We wish Tom every success when this event is rescheduled.
VCAL Sausage Sizzle:
VCAL students conducted a very successful barbeque last week to raise money for the Red Shield Appeal. The smell of barbequed
sausages and onions wafting down the corridor proved to be very enticing. Well done to these students on their management skills in
effectively catering for the masses. The students are also collecting non-perishable food items to donate to the Salvation Army.
Literature Excursion:
I had the pleasure of accompanying the Year 12 Literature students on an excursion to Peterborough last Thursday afternoon. Sunny
skies greeted us as students channelled their creative energies into trying to emulate the writing style of their current text and author
Tim Winton on the imaginative landscape.
Year 12 Indonesian Excursion:
Year 12 students enjoyed catching up face-to-face with their classmate from Heywood Secondary College on Friday in Warrnambool.
This student joins in classes virtually and appreciated the efforts of students and Mrs French to enable her to have this contact.
ADVANCE Guest Speakers:
Year 9 Advance students hosted alumni Kellie Kempton and David Mills during their regular session this week. Both long term
volunteers, they spoke about their experiences and coveyed:
• how it can lead to future job opportunities;
• the personal satisfaction that you get from volunteering;
• benefits to the community;
• importance of sharing the load.
Students are in the process of organising community projects as part of this program.
Food Technology Excursion:
To build their understanding of the Food in Australia outcome, Year 11 Food Technology students participated in a series of workshops
in and around Warrnambool this week. The students visited the Worngundidj nursery in Warrnambool and learned about seed collection
and propogation of native bush foods. From there they travelled to the Koroit Rail Trail where garden beds have been developed so
users of the trail can consume bush foods along the way. The students were to assist in planting out a new garden bed but unfortunately
the weather did not allow for the this. The students completed their experience at Tower Hill where they walked around the boardwalk,
sampling bush tucker and learning how to find koalas by the smell of their urine!
GAT and Year 11 Exams:
Students studying a Year 12 subject must sit the GAT (General Achievement Test) which will be held in the AG Daws Hall on
Wednesday 9th June from 10am – 1.15pm. An information session on how to approach the GAT will be held prior to the date. Students
will pick up the tricks on answering the multiple choice questions and gain an insight into how to respond to the extended pieces.
Year 11 exams are scheduled for Monday 7th, Tuesday 8th and Wednesday 10th June. Students have received a copy of their timetable.
Senior Netball:
Year 9/10 students had an enjoyable day out at the senior interschool netball on Wednesday. Coached by Sports Captain, Holly Swayn,
the team won two games. Congratulations to all students involved on displaying excellent sportsmanship and encouraging each other.
Our Vision:
Camperdown College will be a high performing school that produces graduates well equipped to succeed beyond school and contribute
actively to the community.
Year 7 Information Evening:
The corridors were abuzz with excitement and pride as we welcomed prospective students and their families to our Year 7 Information
Evening. Visitors enjoyed the range of activities that they were able to participate in throughout the evening that were capably led by
current Year 7 students and a few extra Year 8 helpers. New parents who wear the double hats of also being past students were amazed
at the transformation of the campus. A numbers of attendees were at an all-time high, with many attendees from outside our school
community. Our students were fantastic ambassadors for the school and really shone on the night. Thanks to all students who helped
out on the evening, especially those in Year 12 who already have two nights out a week at present for deb training.
Vicki Angus, Senior Campus Assistant Principal
Education Week Celebrations:
Junior Campus News
We have had a week filled with much excitement and pride with Education Week in full swing at the Junior
Campus. Orientated on the theme Building Connections, students grew links with various community groups and
individuals building their understandings in an array of fields. Guest speakers from the mining industry and health
services, environmental groups exposing students to bug and bird house building, and art activities including Jenga
decorating were experiences students participated in throughout the week. Our Junior Campus Open Morning saw
many families embrace the opportunity to visit classrooms, observe work and collaborate on learning activities
with their family members. Having special visitors through the doors and corridors in significant numbers was a
wonderful sight that had been absent for quite some time. Similar positivity and pride were also displayed when
our Prep classrooms were opened on Wednesday for prospective kinder students and families. Miss Edwards and
Miss Smith embraced the attention and engagement of our kinder visitors through an Educational Week activity, with the evidence hung
proudly on our front fence for all of our community to see. Celebrating such a week is only possible with the support and effort from
staff and I thank everyone at the Junior Campus for the week we have had. A special mention to Miss Edwards, Miss Smith and Mrs
Murphy for their efforts in particular.
Walk to School Safely Day:
On Friday 14th May, students participated in Walk Safely to School
Day. This day aims to promote the importance of regular physical
exercise as well as holding an adult’s hand when crossing the road if
under the age of 10. Students, and some parents, then enjoyed a light
breakfast in the BER as part of our weekly breakfast program on a
Friday.
Division Cross Country Championships:
On Monday, 24th May, six students represented Camperdown College
at the Division Cross Country Championships in Warrnambool. Held at Deakin University, these students competed against other
talented long distance runners from a variety of schools after qualifying for this level of competition due to their excellent efforts at the
District Cross Country Championships in Noorat. Noah Boyd, Nate Castle, Quinn Clark, Philippa Kempton, Abey MacLachlan and
Charlie Unwin ran successfully with almost all finishing within the top 20 for their age division. Nate Castle finished 11th overall
qualifying him for the next level of competition, Regional Cross Country, which has been postponed due to the circuit breaker lockdown
next week. Congratulations on your efforts Nate.
Prep 2022 Enrolments:
This week saw our kinder to prep transition program begin with an open morning made available for kinder families to attend
showcasing our engaging prep program. With the transition program in full swing, enrolments for Prep 2022 are now open. Individual
tours are still available for interested families which will complement the extensive transition program planned for this year; capably
run by our two Prep teachers Miss Edwards and Miss Smith.
Robert Burns Scottish Festival:
The Robert Burns Scottish Festival will be held in our community on Friday 2nd – Sunday 4th July (Term 2 holidays). Our school has
been long-time supporters of this festival and we are excited that we will once again be involving our students in activities associated
with this festival. The generosity of the festival’s committee will be showcased over the remaining four weeks of this term with students
participating in Indigenous cultural experiences, including dance and culture, with Brett Clark with an opportunity to present with Brett
at the festival and perform learnings from his teachings at school. Brett will be working with our Year 3/4 students on Wednesdays until
the end of term.
We are also welcoming back Merran and Peter Moir who will be holding a Scottish dancing session with our students on Friday 18th
June. Our students will exposed to Scottish music and dance and we look forward to welcoming Merran and Peter in the coming weeks.
Reconciliation Week:
Students have been acknowledging Reconciliation Week supporting the relationship between the First Peoples of this continent and the
people who now call Australia home. We look forward to continuing this exploration and showcasing this acknowledgement on our
front fence for our community to see.
Year 7 Transition:
On Wednesday night, our Year 6 students were given a taste of secondary school life by attending our Year 7 Information Evening.
Students were exposed to the many opportunities and learning experiences that are prevalent at our Senior Campus, all the while getting
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to know many staff members. We look forward to our Year 6 students becoming more comfortable with secondary school through our
upcoming transition sessions:
Term 2
Postponed Science Ms Black & Robotics Ms Crowle
Thursday 17th June Product & Design Mr Brooks & Art Ms Mann
Term 3
Tuesday 20th July Food Tech Mrs Grant & English Miss Eckhart
Friday 6th August PE Miss Lee & History/Geography Mr Van
Jacinta Tolland, Junior Campus Assistant Principal
Yesterday, in conjunction with Education Week, we invited some
guests to the Junior Campus to build connections. It was lovely
to have Shari from Backyard Biodiversity building bird feeders
and bug hotels with students who also took part in a wonderful
activity where they created local Megafauna from Mount Leura
out of leaves.
We also enjoyed a special treat from past Camperdown College
student Louise Place, who video chatted with us about her job as
a radiographer.
Thank you to the Year 6 leaders who helped out this week with
activities, the week would not have run so smoothly without you.
Look out next week for an at home experience with past
Camperdown College student Michael Place. Michael will join
us via WebEx on Tuesday 1st June to talk about his profession
working as a Mining Manager at Gold Fields Granny Smith
Underground Gold Mine in Western Australia. There will be a
link posted on Compass on Tuesday so you can enjoy this from
your own home.
Lauren Murphy, STEM Teacher
Year 9 Try A Career Day
Last Friday, Year 9 students travelled to Warrnambool to participate in South West TAFE's Try a
Career Day. We started with a quick tour of the Timor Street Campus, having a look at various
departments – nursing, electro, automotive, plumbing, IT and hospitality. We then travelled to
Sherwood Park Campus where students participated in three hands on activities including:
Agriculture, Tourism, Community Services, Hospitality, Plumbing, Building, Childcare, Hair and
Beauty, Art, Sport and Recreation, Engineering, Electrotechnology, Business and Digital Media.
This gave students an opportunity to participate in, and learn about, VET offerings for next year. A
number of the programs are available through our Corangamite Trade Training Centres. All students
were engaged in the activities and it was a great day out to end the week.
Suzanne Maskell, Careers Coordinator
Learning about finding edible sap from the wattle trees, Pauly was a wonderful ‘bush tucker’
guide. We all ate our way around the boardwalk at Tower Hill trying so many different leaves,
seeds, sap snd finished with soap bush to wash our hands. A fantastic way to lean about
Australia’s Indigenous bush foods. Also learning how to use our sense of smell to spot koalas!
We had a fantastic time on our excursion today.
Excursion
Jacqueline Grant
Food Studies Teacher
Year 12 Indonesian Excursion
Virtual learning became face-to-face learning for the Year 12 Indonesian
students who met up with their classmate from Heywood and District
Secondary College in Warrnambool last Friday. The afternoon’s activities
began with a traditional Indonesian lunch at Penang Alley before students
headed to the Warrnambool Library to continue with their Indonesian
lesson. Students covered some grammar before practising scenarios for
their upcoming assessment task where they will take part in a 4 minute
oral exchange in Indonesian negotiating a personal issue.
Bu Jenna, Indonesian Teacher
Camperdown College Debutante Ball
Save the Date - Friday 11th June
Deb tickets are now on sale from the Senior Campus Office.
Proud member of the Great South West Coast Network of Government Schools.
What is a part of your role that you really enjoy?
1. Helping kids. Dave Wilkinson
2. Working with the wonderful team. Mardi Johnson
3. Helping and talking to students. Sal Sutterby
4. Being able to go to the Stadium and do PE. Simon Baker
5. Helping kids in the classroom and interacting with them in the yard. Jenny O’Neil
6. Being able to help the students and staff at Camperdown College. Christine Esh
7. Working with computers and gaining experience. Dylan Rowe
8. Talking to students, staff and parents. Amy Stephenson
9. Working with a good bunch of people. Marc Heffernan
10. Phonics in the mornings. Narelle Rasmussen
11. Making Science fun for everybody. Linda Morgan
12. All the students and staff that I work with. Donna Scott
13. Making a difference with students’ learning is very rewarding. Kerrie Hill
14. Knowing that I can help students improve their learning. Dianne Blackley
15. Working with young people, allowing them to be themselves and giving them every chance to succeed. Kathryn Robertson
16. Working with our students and supportive staff. Claire Blackstock
17. Having conversations with people not about learning and building a trusting relationship with students who are having a
hard time. Phil Walz
18. Helping people find what they like to read and getting new books. Gabrielle Bellman
19. Getting to work with kids and enjoying the change from a café. Kristy Mahony
20. Sharing all the great things we achieve at Camperdown College with the media. Lauren White
Banksy
Prep – Year 6 students at the Junior Campus recently enjoyed drawing in Art with Ms
Smithwick’s pet rats, Onion and Potato Chips. This treat was organised in conjunction
with our unit on Banksy where students have been working on various drawing
techniques and learning to draw movement. Students were thrilled to be able to draw real-
life rats and were calm and engaged in their work.
Dayle Smithwick, Prep – Year 6 Art Teacher
Year 8 Drama
On Monday 17th May, the Year 3/4 classes were invited to the Senior Campus to watch the
Year 8 students perform their comedy skits. Year 8 students have been working very hard
over the past four weeks to learn their parts and were very excited to perform to an audience.
The primary students enjoyed engaging within the community; attending the theatre as part
of their Inquiry studies.
Dayle Smithwick, Senior Campus Drama Teacher
Junior Campus Communication Sent Home to Parents This Week:
J30 Year 3 – 6 Division Cross Country J31 Year 3/4 Parent Information
J32 Year 5/6 Tri-Sports J33 Circuit Breaker Lockdown
Senior Campus Communication Sent Home to Parents This Week:
S17 VHAP: Victorian High Ability Program S18 Circuit Breaker Lockdown
Proud member of the Great South West Coast Network of Government Schools.
HSSSD Cross Country
Approximately 50 students qualified to
compete at the HSSSD Cross Country on
Monday 17th May. The students took to the
course in their respective age groups and
contested the race.
Camperdown College finished 2nd overall.
Well done to the 33 students who have now
qualified to compete in the regional event at
Deakin in Warrnambool on a date now to be
confirmed.
Special congratulations to Ebony Pearce and Eve Britton who won their races
and were awarded their respective age champion title.
Grace Lee, Year 7 – 12 Sport Coordinator
SSV Division Cross Country
We were very excited to have our largest representative team in memory at the SSV
Division Cross Country on Monday 24th May. Six students competed at Deakin
University in Warrnambool on a much tougher course than what they saw during the
qualifying events. All students did a fantastic job, made me super proud of their effort
and students all finished in the top half of their competitors:
Philippa Kempton 15th (12/13 yo females)
Nate Castle 11th & Quinn Clark 43rd (11 yo males)
Abey McLachlan 14th (10 yo females)
Charlie Unwin 20th & Noah Boyde 34th (10 yo males)
These results mean that Nate Castle will represent Camperdown College at Regional Level at a date now to be confirmed. These
students conducted themselves very well and were outstanding representatives of Camperdown College.
Warren Attrill, Prep – Year 6 Sport Coordinator
Intermediate Netball
Under the watchful eye of coach Holly Swayn, ten Year
9/10 girls, dressed in our new netball dresses, competed
in the HSSSD Intermediate Netball competition in
Terang on Wednesday. The girls were fantastic all day
and played really well. They finished the day 3rd overall
with wins against Terang and Timboon, a narrow loss
to Mercy B and a loss to Mercy A. Well done to the girls
on their positive attitudes and thank you to Holly for
taking the reins on the coaching front.
Grace Lee, Year 7 – 12 Sport Coordinator
Back in Term 1, the HSSSD Athletics took place at the Frederick
Street Sporting Complex. It was a fantastic day and wonderful to see
so many students compete and acieve success. The following
students have now qualified to compete at regional level in Ballarat
in October:
Bailey McDonald (800m, 1500m) Corey Evans (Javelin)
Ebony Pearce (1500m) Eve Britton (1500m)
Ismaela Ford (Discus) Jack Kempton (Javelin)
Josh Angus (800m)
Congratulations to Eve Britton who was awarded her age group
champion and to all students who competed and contributed to the
HSSSD
result of Camperdown College finishing 3rd overall and winning the
handicap shield.
Grace Lee Year 7 – 12 Sport Coordinator
Athletics
Our Mission:
Camperdown College will provide exemplary teaching and learning programs within excellent facilities which foster school pride,
aspiration and persistence to achieve high levels of learning for all students.
T2, Wk 4: Sophie Walters, Grace Bateman, Sam Gould, Archie Nolan, Lawson Clark, Katie Douma, Menekse Meric, Josh Finlayson, Hayden Light.
T2, Wk 5: Matilda Reed, Sarah Douma, Emmett Gladman, Amelia Boyd, Siera Merrett, Charlie Unwin, Oliver Horspole, Charlie Burnett, Mercy
Rothman
Each week, a student is awarded the Star Learning Award for their class and presented with this
achievement at our weekly Junior Campus assembly. Star Learners are students who have
demonstrated excellence in their learning.
Each week, one recipient will be selected as our Super Star Learner and interviewed by our school
captains for the newsletter. We congratulate Madeline Neilson and Sophie Walters on their awards.
Madeline Neilson (Super Star Learner – Week 3)
What are your strengths as a learner?
Writing.
What are you really enjoying in your classroom this year?
Always making jokes.
What are your goals for the year in terms of your learning?
To be more confident in class.
What advice do you have for other learners at our school?
To always be confident.
Sophie Walters (Super Star Learner – Week 4)
What are your strengths as a learner?
Reading.
What are you really enjoying in your classroom this year?
Playing with Layla, my friend.
What are your goals for the year in terms of your learning?
Maths.
What advice do you have for other learners at our school?
Keep trying!
Caring ~ Excellence – Honesty – Respect - ResponsibilityJune:
4th: Dexx Dwyer 7th: Joanna Primmer, Izaak Wilson, 8th: Crawford Dunn
6tth: Lockie Austin & Oliver Clark Sam Gould & Noah Gavin 9th: Charlie Burnett
10th: Nathan Walters
Sounds-Write Peacock Challenge
Last Tuesday, a small but brave band of Year 2 spellers
put their best foot forward in our Sounds-Write Peacock
Challenge, which drew upon the code knowledge students
had been consolidating in the classroom.
What a terrific effort from Phillipa Murphy (1st place),
Sam Gould (2nd place), Zoe Unwin (3rd place) and also to
William Bernaldo and Sam Bateman who showed
courage and commitment under pressure! Our
participants each scored themselves peacock feathers
ranging in size, all from the ‘2021 Glenormiston’ tail
feather drop.
Cherie Kilpatrick
Principal
Be part of our school’s growing alumni community by
visiting the Camperdown College Alumni Facebook page
and inboxing us, or emailing us directly at
alumni@camperdowncoll.vic.edu.au
Our Vision:
Camperdown College will be a high performing school that produces graduates well equipped to succeed beyond school and contribute
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