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Delroy Campus – Year 7 Transition Evening
Dubbo College
Delroy Campus News
A Successful, Innovative and Caring Education for your Child
East Street
DUBBO NSW 2830
Phone: 6882 7955 Fax: 6881 8749 Email: delroy-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au
Web: www.dubbocoll-m.schools.nsw.edu.au
Issue 1 Term 1 Week 3 Wednesday 10th February 2015
Back from holidays...
…… and Yay, Year 7 2016 ready for school
at Delroy Campus
From the Principal...
Welcome to 2016 at Delroy! It is shaping up for a great year! We have all our staffing in place and we welcome a wonder-
ful group of new Year 7 students and a special warm welcome to students and their families who are new to Dubbo or the
College. We will welcome Year 7 and new enrolments, students and parents, this evening, Wednesday 10th February, at
6.30pm.
We began the term on Wednesday 27th January with a staff development day. The morning was a combined college
session focusing on the use of feedback to improve learning outcomes. In the afternoon all staff were taken through the
Department’s Code of Conduct, then time was devoted to faculty meetings and planning for 2016. New staff undertook an
induction program with Ms Smith and Mrs Budden. On Thursday we welcomed Year 7 who seamlessly transitioned into
the school. I recognise the huge effort of Miss Bermingham and our staff who ran the transition program last year, it has
certainly paid off.
Students in Years 8 to 10 began on Friday and is was so fabulous to see everyone in school uniform! This is the
expectation everyday. Wearing school uniform is an important part of the Delroy community and there is no reason why
students cannot wear school uniform every day. If you have financial difficulties which prevents you from purchasing
uniforms please contact the school and speak with the deputies. Centrelink also assist with education costs in the form of
the Schoolkids Bonus.
All year groups this year will be participating in year excursions which their Year Advisers are busily planning. As soon as
that is finalised, information sheets and costs will be provided to the students. All students are expected to participate in
these activities as they help build self-confidence, resilience, self-esteem, as well as cooperation and collaboration which
are very important life and work skills as well, of course, being a lot of fun! It is a sensible idea to pay the costs of these
excursions on payment a plan with the school. The SRC will be organising fundraising events to help offset these costs.
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 22 Wednesday 10th February 2016
We have a number of new staff joining us as well as some familiar staff in new temporary positions These are:
Miss Rebecca Brown – English permanent
Miss Elizabeth Feeney – HSIE permanent
Mr Tim McNee - Maths
Mr Daniel Holland – Support
Mr Tony Dawson – CAPA
Miss Lara Field – HSIE
Miss Holly Cronk – Support
Mr Ben Patterson – Support
Mrs Sheree Jones – returning to Support in
Week 6
Mr Andrew Cook - Temporary relief scheme
Mr Quinton Single - Temporary relief scheme
Miss Esther Mines – Student support officer on
Monday and Tuesday Welcome to Delroy: Michelle Blake, Tim McNeil, Rebecca Brown,
Ms Michelle Blake – 6-7 Transition on Monday Holly Cronk, Debbie Head Principal, Esther Mines, Dan Holland and
and Tuesday Andrew Cook.
At the “Welcome” assembly last Friday I spoke of the importance of our students developing a strong value system that
will enable them to make ethical decisions to allow them to take their place in the world as someone who will make a
positive contribution to their community, make good choices and will display empathy for others. It is important we learn
to care deeply about others. I showed a superb ad from the UOB bank which as titled “Our values define us”. The message
was:
HONESTY is not encoded in our genes It is the role of Public Education to not only teach
RESPECT is not written in our DNA content but, with parents, to help students develop
You won’t find PERSEVERANCE reproducing in the body, like cells these values so they become good citizens of our
or LOYALTY hiding in your blood stream world.
It doesn’t matter how we begin,
In the end our values define us….
Respect:
I also spoke about the
Australian of the Year for 2016
Lieutenant –General
David Morrison and referred to
his 2013 speech to the Australian
Army. The message he gave
applies also to our school.
That is; we are an INCLUSIVE
organisation. We strive always to
reach our POTENTIAL and allow others to do so. We do not
DEMEAN or EXPLOIT others and we do not tolerate BULLYING. I
encourage you to have a look at that speech on youtube.
During first semester the school will be undergoing a little “sprucing up” with new blinds, carpet and painting in some
areas. This follows the installation of watering system in the front of the school which occurred in the school holidays.
Currently the hall floor is being sanded and re-lacquered with new line marking. It is very exciting and pleasing indeed!
Delroy is full of OPPORTUNITY for students, so I urge all students to take advantage of this. Get fully involved in school
life and have an awesome 2016!
Mrs Debbie Head Principal
FROM THE DEPUTY’S DESK
Welcome back to 2016. I hope everyone had a great holiday and are well rested to start another busy year.
Just some information you may need to remember:
Mr Braithwaite is Deputy Principal of Years 7 and 9 and Miss Bermingham is Deputy Principal of
Years 8 and 10.
Don’t forget to be prepared for the swimming carnival which will be on Tuesday 23 rd February.
Please remember to bring a note to school if you have been away.
Keep remembering what DELROY stands for so you can collect your tickets for Bronze, Silver and Gold levels.
Most importantly do the best that you can do in all areas of your school life. Have a great term.
Miss Kathryn Bermingham Deputy Principal
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 3 Wednesday 10th February 2016
Careers Happenings
Please like our Dubbocollegecareers face book page where you can get information on upcoming events and current posi-
tions available for part time work and positions vacant.
Dubbo College Careers also has its own web page www.Dubbocollegecareers.com Students can register in the student
secure area and type their own resumes up. There is also information on ADFA, Work Experience, videos on occupations
and much more.
We have also paid a subscription to the website www.jobjump.com all students at Delroy are free to register select Dubbo
College Delroy Campus and your year group. Password is “rams”. This website has occupation information, videos etc.
Students can also select occupations they are interested in and it will email them automatically information that comes in
about their chosen occupation.
iTrack Career mentoring program run by the Smith Family that supports students who are beginning the post school plans.
This program will be running again this year in Terms 2 and 3 on Fridays. Students are asked to contact me in the library if
they are interested. This program will target Year 9 and 10 students.
Year 10 this term will make the Get Real Pledge. The signing of the pledge board ceremony will be held on 16th March at
the Senior campus: The pledge is as follows:
I willingly commit myself to participate in the Get Real Program and undertake that by my 17th birthday, I will:
* Be in full-time education in school or TAFE
* Be undertaking industry training or
* Be in full-time employment
Work experience is also available for Year 10’s who have completed the work readiness program last year. Year 10 students
who needs to complete this are to see me.
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Quirky jobs that will exist by 2030
We look at predictions made by foresight experts like New York-based firm,
sparks & honey and research gathered by the Canadian Scholarship Trust (CST)
to see what jobs will exist in 2030.
This year alone, the global market for 3D printers is expected to grow by 56 per cent, putting its worth at US$5.2 billion.
And by 2019, forecast experts Canalys are predicting the market will quadruple in value to US$20.2 billion.
Canalys research analyst Joe Kempton notes that over the coming years ‘3D printers will continue to fall in price and im-
prove in speed and quality,’ making it easier for individual consumers to use this new technology.
It seems that by 2030, it’s quite possible 3D printers will become as commonplace as the dishwasher or toaster in some
homes, so it makes sense that we’ll need an army of technicians to both fix our 3D printers, and also help us to maximise
their usage.
Imagine, for instance, the kitchen sink’s broken. Rather than ordering the necessary spare part, a 3D printer handyman can
print the part right there and then, and fix up that leaky tap of yours!
Skills you’ll need for this job:
3D printing (knowledge of both hardware and software) Fleur Mara Careers Team
Industrial design
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 4 Wednesday 10th February 2015
DUBBO COLLEGE CAREERS ACTIVITY
Get Real Assembly
Wednesday 16 March 2016 Dubbo College Senior
Activity: Students from Year 10 at Delroy and South Campuses will be participating in the Get Real
Assembly. As part of this assembly, students will make a pledge stating they will be in full time
employment, training or school by their 17th birthday. The Dubbo Business Partnership and other
business and community members will also make this pledge as evidence of their support for our
students. Dubbo College Careers Team
Travel and Time: Students will be travelling by bus to the Senior Campus, leaving their school at Vicki Kenyon, Fleur Mara, Ian Smith,
9.15am and returning at 11:15 am. Caroline Watts
Supervision: Students will be supervised by teachers from their respective schools.
Phone: (Senior Campus) 6882 4655 if you
Uniform: Students are required to wear full school uniform.
require further information
Cost & Equipment: There is no cost associated with this excursion and no equipment is required.
Additional information: The Get Real Assembly commences at 9:45am in the Dubbo College Senior
Campus hall and parents are welcome to attend.
If you do not wish for your child to participate in this within-College excursion could you please advise
the Principal in writing at either Delroy or South Campus.
DUBBO CITY COUNCIL 2016 SISTER CITY STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
Affordable, once in a life time travel opportunity to visit China or Japan for Dubbo high school students
and chaperones
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SPENDING YOUR OCTOBER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS VISITING CHINA
OR JAPAN. WOULD YOU LIKE TO STAY WITH A JAPANESE OR CHINESE FAMILY AND VISIT A
LOCAL SCHOOL?
Then why not apply to Dubbo City Council’s Sister City Student Exchange programs to visit Wujiang in China or
Minokamo in Japan in 2016.
Eight student positions available for Wujiang exchange and ten student positions available for Minokamo
exchange.
Two chaperone positions available for each of the Minokamo and Wujiang exchanges.
Students must be aged 15-18 and attend a Dubbo School.
Both exchanges are reciprocal so all participating Dubbo exchange students and chaperones also host a visi-
tor from Wujiang and Minokamo in July/August 2016 when the exchange groups visit Dubbo (this is an
truly rewarding experience for the whole family).
Very affordable as Council provides a $1000 subsidy for all successful students and chaperone applicants to
the program, in 2015 cost to students was @ $2300 + spending money.
No accommodation costs as students are home stayed with local families in Minokamo and Wujiang (home
stay is consistently flagged by returning exchange participants as a highlight of the visit).
A unique travel opportunity where you will experience the daily life of one of our Asian sister cities, attend
school, enjoy the local cuisine, and participate in cultural activities and sightseeing tours.
Both Wujiang and Minokamo are extremely generous hosts and you are guaranteed an ‘Awesome’ stay.
Side trips organised for both exchange visits. Minokamo group visit Tokyo and Tokyo Disney (3 days), and
Wujiang group visit Shanghai, Beijing and the Great Wall (3-4 days).
All travel arrangements, cultural and language training is organised by Dubbo City Council.
Applications close for Chaperones on Friday 26 February 2016 and for Students on Friday 4 March 2016. Pick up a
form at your school; or from Customer Service at Dubbo City Council or download it from Council’s website at
www.dubbo.nsw.gov.au. For further information, please contact Sister City Officer: Kylie Sutherland 6801 4000 or email:
kylie.sutherland@dubbo.nsw.gov.au.
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DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 5 Wednesday 10th February 2016
What’s Happening: The Creative CAPA
New Teacher to the Crew
Crew
New Electives
Drama Excursion to Sydney
Instrument hire
After school circus
News:
Welcome back everyone!!!
There have been a few changes…..exciting
ones at that too. Firstly, unfortunately
Mrs Livingston has moved on to another
campus, however, we welcome Mr Dawson
into the Creative Crew as a Visual Arts and
Music teacher for the year. He is very
enthusiastic about this endeavour and I’m sure
you will all enjoy learning many new and exciting skills in his lessons. Secondly, YAY for Drama and
Photography electives up and running this year. Each class is packed with fantastic talent. It is going
to be very rewarding working with you all, 2016 is going to be an absolute HOOT! Now for some
more news…..
Music Happenings
For those who have joined the Vocal Group,
Delroy Ensemble, Band and College Band…
WELCOME! And congratulations on taking
up this opportunity to represent your school!
It is not too late if you are still interested in
joining either of these groups. All you need to
do is see Mrs Bell in Music to show your
interest. Also, instruments are available for
hire at a rate of $10 per term.
Here is some important information for
students who have joined or who are wanting
to join the following:
Vocal Group to meet every Tuesday Lunch with Ms Bell and Mr Dawson
Delroy Ensemble to meet at 8am on Thursday mornings with Ms Bell and Miss Field
Band is to meet during period 4 on Tuesdays and Fridays
College Band meet every Tuesday afternoon, 3.30pm at South Campus
Sectional Practice – Please keep looking on the daily notices for sectional (practice) times up in music.
A reminder to Parents/Carers
We invite all parents/carers to speak with staff at anytime. However, we do ask
that you make an appointment to avoid any delays or unavailability of the
particular staff member you wish to see.
Thank you for your consideration.
6882 7955
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 6 Wednesday 10th February 2016
Visual Art
There is the possibility of Art Club running two days a week
(Tuesday and Wednesday) during breaks if students are
interested in taking part. It would be a structured Club where
we will have specific artworks to complete around the school.
If you are interested in this, please see Mrs McConnell to
express your interest. If we get good numbers, then it will go
ahead.
Also, stay tuned for the next newsletter as it will be action-
packed with loads of photographs of students’ work and
progress. This is our aim to publish our junior artists in the
classrooms, let their work be seen. We also encourage
students to bring work in that they have competed at home for
us to view and encourage more. We always like to see what
you like to draw/paint in your own time. Plus it gives us an
idea of your abilities.
Drama
How exciting, we have a Drama elective! We have a lot of excitement for this subject as it allows us to
view your individual personalities and emotions through expression. We have big plans for all you
Drama students. Stay tuned everybody! And don’t forget, we have the Onstage excursion to Sydney
this week – on the 9th to the 11th of February. Anyone who has outstanding payments are to make sure
they are completed and ready to go.
Circus
We have a new member of staff teaching and assisting students in their endeavour to accomplish their levels this year and
that is Miss Doorey. Welcome Miss! No doubt the students will do an amazing job learning new skills to perform for the
school and even in the community.
Also remember the following:
After school Circus – starting next week, 4pm at Delroy hall for students in years 5-12. The cost is $2 per week or $20
for the term. See you there!
ACTIVITY
Here are a few examples
of street artist Banksy and
his political and humorous
works. Look him up,
google him….see what you
think about his artist
practice and see if you can
understand what he is
portraying to the public.
- What do you think about these works?
- Do you find his works to be humorous?
- Would you consider this as a form of Graffiti or street art?
- Can you recognise any of these from a famous movie and
popular television show?
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 7 7 Wednesday 10th February 2016
It was such a pleasure to catch up with teachers from Delroy’s past. Some former Delroy High School students
might remember, from left: Mr Bob Wilson HSIE and then Deputy Principal, Mr Bill Donnison HSIE and
Head Teacher HSIE, Mr Jim Carey Head Teacher Mathematics, Mrs Julie Wilson English and
Mr Phil Priest Careers.
They are now members of a committee putting together the Delroy section of a book to be published next year
for the Centenary of secondary education in Dubbo. They are doing the 1980s and 1990s.
Celebrations will be from 21st to 24th April 2017.
above: Artist Robert Mackay presented Delroy Campus Principal Mrs Debbie Head with an artwork by Robert called
Direction in Life
Early Learning Intermediate Learning Higher Learning
The left side of the painting represents The centre painting represents At this stage in their life the students have
The three Public Schools that feed into Dubbo College Delroy Campus made the decision of the direction they are
Delroy Campus This is where the students are going in life and continue their journey.
Green Circle - Buninyong PS guided and their future moulded. Green Circle - Dubbo College Snr Campus
Pink Circle - North Dubbo PS Blue Circle - University
Blue Circle - West Dubbo PS Pink Circle - TAFE
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 88 Wednesday 10th February 2016
Science News:
Welcome to year 7! You will be starting off the year by analysing a crime scene to try to solve the murder of Alex Smith
(see pictures below). You will be learning about scientific procedures, risk assessments and how to draw scientific
conclusions from observations. Work hard and pay attention!
Welcome back to all our previous Science students. A couple of things to think about:
A lot of students find it helpful to have a calendar at home where they can write up all their assessments for the term.
You need to bring your Science workbook, pens, pencils and a ruler to class every day.
A glue-stick, highlighters, coloured pencils and a calculator will also be useful from time to time.
Thanks,
Maurice Elbourne-Binns
Head Teacher of Science
Year 8-10 Weekly Sport
It is compulsory for all students at Delroy Campus to complete two lessons of sport each week. It is
important that students come prepared for these lessons in correct practical uniform, have a water
bottle and hat. Students will use the school oval, COLA, hall and Pioneer Park to undertake set
activities. Sport for students in Years 8-10 will be conducted in the following periods:
1. Monday Periods 1, 2 (Years 9 - 10)
2. Wednesday Periods 3, 4 (Year 8)
3. Friday Periods 1, 2 (Years 9-10)
****Please note: Year 9 -10 students either do sport on Monday or Friday not both.
If for any reason a student is unable to participate in sport they must provide a note from home outlining the reasons
behind their inability to participate.
Throughout the year students will experience a wide range of individual and team games to enhance their general fitness
and skill levels. In week 5 students will be given the opportunity to take part in multi-sports. This is limited to 25 students.
Students who successfully elect multisport will have the opportunity to do activities such as Flip Out, Bubble Soccer, RSL
Health and Fitness and Ten Pin. The cost for this is $10 each. Travel will be via the school bus.
Year 8 - 10 Weekly Sport
TERM ONE TERM ONE TERM ONE
Week 1 and Week 2 Week 3 and Week 4 Week 5
Basketball, Soccer, Touch, Softball, Lacrosse, Rounders, Badminton, Netball, Basketball, Soccer, Bocce,
Netball, Cricket, Softball 4 Goal Soccer, Volleyball, Touch Kick Tennis
The Christmas Holidays and now the Back to School expenses period has been a financial burden on many families and so it would
be great if you can help promote the Save Plus program through any of the following ideas.
· Run the attached Flyer in your school newsletter or pass it onto someone else.
· Include brochures with various School accounts
· Sporting activities and excursions
· Invite me to speak to groups of parents at gatherings
· Inform your School Counsellor or Student Welfare Officer about the program
· Promote through the use of bulk text messaging to parents.
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 9 Wednesday 10th February 2016
Dubbo College Delroy Campus
Sporting Teams 2016.
Below is a list of all the sports Delroy Campus will be entering into in 2016. Attached is the trial times and competition
dates. If you have any questions regarding team sport or CHS sport at Delroy campus please contact Mr Craig May
0268827955 or email: craig.may@det.nsw.edu.au
Sport Coach Trials Competition
Conducted Begins
Western Area Mrs Smith School Swim- Western Carnival
Swimming (TAS) ming Carnival 3/3/16 Dubbo
Western Area Mr May School Athletics Western Carnival
Athletics (PDHPE) Carnival 29/7/16
Western Area Mrs McAneney College Cross Western Carnival Dubbo College
Cross Country (PDHPE) Country 15/6/16 Geurie Delroy Campus
U/ 13 Rugby Mr Long Week 2 term 2 18th May 2016 Seriser Cup Teams
League + Clontarf staff
2016
U/14 Rugby MrHolland Week 1 term 2 Week 2 term 2
League (Support) Sport Coach
(Buckley) Mr Boon (AEA) Year 7/8 Boys Mr Dunlop
+Clontarf Staff Soccer (PDHPE)
Under 15 Rugby Mr Wade(Support) Week 2 term 2 18th May 2016 Year 9/10 Boys Mr Rice
League +Clontarf Staff soccer (PDHPE)
U/16 Rugby Mr May(PDHPE) Week 1 term 2 Week 2 term 2 Year 7/8 Mr Long
League(Tom + Clontarf Staff Rugby League (Support)
Kemp) Mr Boon
Year7/8 Boys Mr Edwards Week 6 term 2 Term 3 (Date to (AEA)
Touch (Library) be set) Year 9/10 Rug- Mr Wade
Year 7/8 Girls Mr Piddington Week 7 term 2 Term 3 (Date to by League (Support)
Touch (PDHPE) be set) +Clontarf
Year 9/10 Boys Mr Dunlop Week 9 term 1 Term 2 (Date to Staff
Touch (PDHPE) be set)
Year 9/10 Mr May (PDHPE) Week 9 term 1 Term 2 (Date to Boys Basketball Mr Groen
Girls Touch be set) (Maths)
u/15 Netball Mrs Marsh (Maths) Week 1 Term 4 Week 3 term 4 Boys Touch Mr Edwards
(Touch)
Open Netball Mrs Marsh (Maths) Week 3 term 1 Week 4 term 1
U/15 Soccer Mr Rice (PDHPE) Week 8 term 1 Week 10 term 1 Girls Touch Mrs
Boys(Bill McAneney
Turner) (PDHPE)
U/15 Soccer Miss Doorey Week 8 term 1 Week 10 term 1 Year 7/8 Net- Miss Doorey
Girls(Bill Turner (PDHPE) ball (PDHPE)
U/15 Basketball Mr Groen Week 2 term 3 Week 5 term 3 Girls
Boys (PDHPE)
U/15 Basketball Mrs McAneney Week 2 term 3 Week 5 term 3 Year 9/10 Net- Mrs Marsh
Girls (PDHPE) ball (Maths)
U/16 Hockey Ms Smith (Library) Week 5 term 2 Week 2 term 3 Girls
Girls (Tom Girls Soccer Ms Piddington
kemp) (PDHPE)
u/15 Rugby Un- Mr Wade (support) Week 3 term 2 Week 5 term 2 Girls Hockey Ms Smith
ion Mr Gibbs (Special pro-
(Clontarf) grams)
Seriser cup will be held Week 5
DELROY CAMPUS P&C and Week 6 in Term 3.
(Thursday 18/8/16 and 25/8/16)
The first P&C meeting for 2016 will be held on The P&C Association plays a vital role in the community
MONDAY 15th FEBRUARY and fundraising goals of the school, your continued support
is greatly appreciated.
at 6.00pm This is your opportunity to voice your opinions and share
at Club Dubbo your ideas and also to meet some new people or catch up
All parents are welcome to attend and we would particularly with old friends.
like to extend an invitation to new families of Dubbo College Hope to see lots of you there…..
Delroy Campus. Leah Bayliss P&C
DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 10 Wednesday 10th February 2016
Delroy Swimming Carnival
A reminder that the Delroy Campus Swimming Carnival is
set for Tuesday 23rd February. The day will be an
enjoyable experience for your child and includes the following:
Competitive races and relays
Novelty races
50m splash for cash
4 event major prize draw
Use of waterslide
Music and appearance from sponsors Zoo FM
Prizes and giveaways
Delroy dollars $$$$$
Please ensure your child returns their permission note to the
front office before the carnival date. All parents and students are Wayne Dunlop
encouraged to attend a very fun and action filled day!! Yr 7 Sport / Carnival Organiser
College Sport- school news
Welcome back to another exciting year. Dubbo College has again entered into a number of sporting competitions for the
students to compete in. The purpose of this report is to give parents/guardians a better understanding of the different
sporting competitions in which we compete.
Firstly, there is Campus sport. This is where you are entered into competitions as a Delroy team. This is managed by the
Campus Sports Organiser and at Delroy that is Mr Craig May.
The other competitions we enter into are College Open Sporting competitions. These are the ones that are managed by
the College Sports Organiser Rebecca May. Here teams can consist of players from the three campuses; South, Delroy
and Senior. These are OPEN competitions, which means the students can be selected from Years 7-12.
Below is a list of the OPEN sporting competitions we have entered into for 2016. They are:
Boys and Girls basketball, Boys and Girls cricket, Boys and Girls hockey, Boys and Girls soccer, Boys and Girls squash,
Boys and Girls touch, Boys and Girls tennis, Boys and Girls rugby union, Girls netball and Boys rugby league.
Be aware, there are Year 7-10 competitions for some of the sports listed above. If we have entered into any of these it is
as a Campus team e.g. Delroy team.
Trials for the OPEN teams will be held in Weeks 4 and 5 of this term. If students wish to trial for these teams there are
two steps they need to follow.
Step 1: put their name and contact details on the sports lists provided by the campus sports organiser - Mr May (Delroy)
and Miss Brady (South).
Step 2: attend the preliminary trials for your chosen sport(s). These will be held after school. Dates, times and venues are
listed below.
Week4: Monday 15th Feb -after school 3:45 til 4:40
Boys cricket - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = South Cricket nets
Girls hockey - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = South top oval
Girls’ and boys’ lawn bowls 4:00 - 4:30 Venue = West Dubbo Bowling Club (Club Dubbo)
Week4: Tuesday 16th Feb -after school 3:45 til 4:40 Week 5: Monday 22 nd Feb -after school 3:45- 4:40
Boys basketball - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = Senior campus hall Boys and girls squash - 4:00- 4:40 Venue= RSL squash
Girls basketball - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = Senior campus hall courts
Week 4: Wednesday 17th Feb -after school 3:45- 4:40 Week 5: Wednesday 24 nd Feb -after school 3:45-
Girls soccer - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = Hans Claven Oval
4:40
Boys soccer - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = Hans Claven Oval Girls touch- 4:00- 4:40 Venue= riverbank touch fields
Week 4: Thursday 18th Feb - after school 3:45 - 4:40 Boys’ touch - 4:00- 4:40 Venue= riverbank touch fields
Girls tennis - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = Paramount tennis courts
Boys’ tennis - 4:00 - 4:40 Venue = Paramount tennis courts
Trials for girls’ cricket, boys’ hockey, netball, league, and rugby union will be held at a later date.
If students are unable to attend the trial but wish to be considered for selection they MUST notify their campus Sports
organiser. South = Miss L Brady, Delroy = Mr C May, Senior = Mrs R May
Alternatively you can contact Rebecca May via email: rebecca.may@det.nsw.edu.au
Additional information can be found on the Dubbo College Facebook page, Dubbo college website and the Dubbo
College app.
Mrs Rebecca May
(Dubbo College Sports Co-ordinator)DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 11 Wednesday 10th February 2016
PDHPE Faculty News
Welcome back to all students in Years 7, 8, 9 and 10 at Dubbo College Delroy
Campus. Mr Dunlop will be organising Year 7 sport, school carnivals and house
competitions. Mr May will be organising year 8-10 weekly sport, CHS sport and
College sport. We also welcome Miss Doorey into the PDHPE faculty who will be
taking three classes in 201Term One will be very warm so hopefully students can
adhere to a few facts for practical PDHPE core classes and elective classes.
Students should bring own water bottles and wear hats to all outside lessons.
Sunscreen is available at the PDHPE staffroom before school, at recess and lunch
breaks. Appropriate uniform is:
PDHPE Uniform
Dubbo College Sport Shirt, Dubbo College Shirt, Plain White Shirt.
Plain Black Sport Shorts, College Logo Shorts, Black Tracksuit bottoms
Black Sport Skirts
Track Shoes and joggers
Please note jean shorts, healed shoes and slip on shoes are not acceptable in all practical
lessons.
Topics In Core PDHPE In Term One
Year 7 Year 8 Year 9
Theory Theory Theory
Facing New Challenges Relationships And Tolerance, Drugs A Balancing Act
Realities Of Drug Use Know The Risks.
Practical Practical Practical
Fitness Testing Net Court Games (volleyball, badminton, Small Target Invasion Games
Athletics paddle tennis, speedminton) Athletic
Athletics
Year 10
Theory
Road Safety/Driver Education
Practical
Net Court Games (volleyball, badminton, pad-
dle tennis, speedminton)
Athletics
Term One PDHPE Assessments
Year Group Date of task Type of task Assessment Topic
Weighting
Year 7 PDHPE Week 5 Term 1 In Class 10% Challenges Analysis
Year 8 PDHPE Week 5 Term 1 In Class 10% Relationships and
Tolerance
Year 9 PDHPE Week 5 Term 1 In Class 10% Harm Minimisation-
Alcohol
Year 10 PDHPE Week 5 Term 1 In Class 10% Driver Education
If you have any concerns or questions with any aspects of PDHPE courses or content please
contact Mr Craig May (Head Teacher PDHPE) at Dubbo College Delroy Campus (0268827955) or
email: craig.may@det.nsw.edu.auDELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 12 Wednesday 10th February 2016
DUBBO COLLEGE DELROY CAMPUS
2016
Summer Canteen Price List
HOT FOOD SANDWICHES
Plain Pie $3.50 Vegemite $2.00
Potato Pie $3.50 Cheese $2.50
Cheese & Bacon Pie $4.00 Chicken or Ham $3.00
Sausage Roll $2.50 Egg & Lettuce $3.50
Chicken Burger $3.50 Chicken & Cheese $4.00
Pizza Single $2.50 Ham, Cheese &Tomato $4.00
Pizza Rounda $2.50 Cheese & Salad(order only) $4.50
Garlic Bread - Top $1.00 Chicken & Salad(order only) $4.50
Garlic Bread - Bottom $1.50 Ham & Salad(order only) $4.50
Chicken & Gravy Roll $2.50
Chicken, Lettuce & Mayo Wrap $2.50 Chicken Caesar Roll $2.50
Chicken Munchies $2.50 Ham Salad Roll $3.50
Chicken Devils $2.50 Chicken Salad Roll $3.50
Slams - Pizza or Chicken $3.00
1/2 Chicken & Salad Wrap $2.50
Eagleboys Pizza (every Thursday) Chicken & Salad Wrap (order only) $5.00
Meatlovers, Hawaiin or BBQ Ham and Salad Wrap (order only) $5.00
Chicken - LUNCH ONLY $3.50
Hamburgers (every Friday) - RECESS
Or LUNCH DRINKS
$3.50 Water $2.00
SALADS Plain Milk $2.00
Chicken Salad Box $5.00 Flavoured Milk $2.50
Ham Salad Box $5.00 Small Juice $2.50
Egg Salad Box $5.00 Large Juice $3.00
Kyneton Mineral Water $2.00
Fresh Fruit Salad $3.50 LOLS $2.50
Up & Go $1.50
SNACKS Slushie- Small $2.00
Chips $1.00 Slushie- Large $3.00
JJs $1.00
Grain Waves $1.00 FROZEN
Anzac Cookie $0.50 TNT $0.60
Yoghurt $2.00 Icy Twist $1.00
Pizza Bread $0.50 Juice Cups $1.00
Fresh Fruit(seasonal) $0.50 Paddle Pop $1.50
Banana $1.00 Frozen Yoghurt $2.00
Ice-Cream Cup $1.00DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 13 Wednesday 10th February 2016
DUBBO COLLEGE DELROY CAMPUS CALENDAR 2016
~ TERM 1 ~
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Wk 03 Feb 08 09 10 11 12
CAPA Excursion CAPA Excursion CAPA Excursion
“On Stage” “On Stage”
Wellbeing Info
Night for Yr 7 and
new students
Wk 04 Feb 15 16 17 18 19
SRC Induction
Wk 05 Feb 22 23 24 25 26
Canberra Show Canberra Show +
Delroy Sat and Sunday
Swimming
Carnival
Wk 06 Feb/ 29 01 02 03 04
March Year 7 Exc to Year 7 Exc to Year 7 Exc to
Wambangalang Wambangalang Wambangalang
Wk 07 March 07 08 09 10 11
Science and
Engineering
Challenge
Wk 08 March 14 15 16 17 18
‘Get Real’
Assembly
Senior Campus
Wk 09 March 21 22 23 24 25
Year 7 Parent/Teacher Good Friday
Vaccinations Evening
4.30pm—7.00pm
Wk 10 March 28 29 30 31 01
Easter Monday
Wk 11 March 04 05 06 07 08
Last Day of Term 1DELROY CAMPUS NEWSLETTER 14 Wednesday 10th February 2016
DUBBO COLLEGE SCHOOL POLICY ON
UNIFORM SHOP STUDENTS WHO ARE
Darling Street Dubbo Phone: 6881 8989 UNWELL
Term 1 Opening hours:
Monday 3.00pm - 6.00pm
Tuesday 3.00pm - 6.00pm When a student is unwell at school
Wednesday 3.00pm - 6.00pm he/she:
Thursday 3.00pm - 6.00pm
Friday CLOSED
Saturday 9.00am - 1.00pm must obtain a note from the
teacher and then present at the
DELROY CAMPUS DELROY CAMPUS office, where a parent/carer will be
Executive Staff 2016 Year Advisers
2016 contacted by the office staff to
Mrs Debbie Head collect the student.
Principal Rlg Year 10 Mrs D Kelly
Mrs C Marsh
Miss K Bermingham
Deputy Principal Year 9 Mr L Rice
Students are NOT to use their
Ms L Field mobile phones to phone parent/
Mr G Braithwaite
Deputy Principal Rlg Year 8 Ms S Brown
carer directly.
Mr D Piper
Mr N Thompson For legal reasons and school policy
Head Teacher English/HSIE/
CAPA
Year 7 Mrs P McAneney students are NOT to leave the school
Mrs L McConnell
Girls’ Adviser: without signing out at the office.
Mr P Woodhead Mrs D Kelly
AP/Head Teacher Student Support
Mrs V Budden
Head Teacher Prof Learning LEVELS SYSTEM ATTENDANCE:
Head Teacher Teaching and NOTES for PARENTS and CARERS
Learning
Do your Best, be Equipped
ready for Learning, show Attendance every day that the school is open for
Mr S Groen instruction is a legal requirement and a major
Head Teacher Respect
responsibility of parents/carers. Please send a note
Equity/Mathematics and make the most of the when your student has been away from school.
Opportunities offered by
Mr M Elbourne-Binns
Head Teacher Science
Your School Prosecution in the Local Court - If all attempts by
schools and regional support staff fail to improve a
student’s attendance, action can be taken in the
Mr C May
Local Court and the result can be fines up to a
Head Teacher PDHPE
maximum of $11,000.
Mr W Dunlop
Sports Co-ordinator
Ms K Smith A NOTE TO PARENTS/CARERS
Head Teacher TAS DUBBO RSL CLUB and STUDENTS
Brisbane Street
Mr J Wade
Head Teacher Support DUBBO Tank tops/
(Delroy Campus Newsletter Sponsor) singlets are not
Ms A Piddington to be worn at
Head Teacher Administration
school.
These tops are
not part of the
uniform and the do not meet
sun-safe requirements.
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