Weekly Bulletin 12 August 2016

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Edition 24, 12 August 2016
Headmaster
Headmaster
Life Governors
Life Governors
At next week’s Life Governors’ Dinner the School Council will appoint an additional member to the School’s
Life Governors. Life Governors are appointed by the Council to recognise outstanding service to our School
over an extended period of time. This year we will appoint Mr Trevor Henley, who retired last year after an
extraordinary career at CGS. Mr Henley joined the Music School in 1974, and in the years that followed
made a significant contribution to the culture of music at our School.
At the same dinner, we also thank staff members who have given 25 years of service to Camberwell Grammar
School. This year, Mrs Kaye Munro from our Finance Department, will be honoured in this way.
Enrolments for 2017
Grandparents’ Day - Tuesday 25
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Australian History Competition
ICAS Science Competition
Year 12 Leavers’ Rugby Tops
Deputy Head
Hamer Hall Biennial Concert
Middle School
Tasmanian Trek and Cadet
Camp Information Evening
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
AGSV Junior Schools Cross
Country Championships
Dates Ahead
Sport
Music
Careers
Calendar
Support Groups
Enrolments for 2017
Our School is currently in the very fortunate position of having a strong demand for places. Consequently,
if parents are contemplating withdrawing their sons next year for any reason could they please pass this
information on to our Registrar, Mr Peter O’Connell. I do remind all parents that our policy is to ask families
for one term’s notice of any potential change in enrolment. In addition if you have a younger son that you
wish to enrol over the next few years please make sure you have let our Registrar’s office know well in
advance – there are currently waiting lists for Year 7 entry as far ahead as 2023 and the lists for 2024 and
2025 are filling rapidly.
Grandparents’ Day – Tuesday 25 October
We are always delighted to invite Grandparents of all present students to visit the school on Tuesday
25 October. The format for the day will allow grandparents to spend time with their grandsons following a
morning concert and then conclude with a light lunch. Please encourage all grandparents to visit us and to
see the excellent work being done by our students.
Immunisations
The last round of immunisations for the year will take place on Tuesday 16 August in the foyer of the
Performing Arts Centre. This will be the third and final vaccination of HPV for the Year 7 group and catchups for those who have missed out during the year. For students needing a catch-up vaccination, parents
will receive a letter regarding the procedure for the day. If you require any further information or have any
questions regarding our immunisation program, please contact our Student Health Coordinator, Ms Rhonda
Nicholson on 9835 1777.
Maths Games Day
Approximately 70 teams participated in the Maths Games Day last week at Mt Scopus. Two of our four teams
placed in the top 10 and one of our teams came third. At yesterday’s Assembly our Year 10 that placed third
consisting of James Bickerdike, Thomas Choi, Ming Kim Low and Michael Tan were presented with their
medals.
Camberwell Grammar School
55 Mont Albert Road
Canterbury Victoria 3126
T +61 3 9835 1777
registrar@cgs.vic.edu.au
www.cgs.vic.edu.au
The Australian History Competition has been designed to challenge students to apply their historical
knowledge and skills to unseen sources. Last week Oliver Papillo (Year 9) was presented with a High
Distinction in the Australian History Competition. Oliver also gained the title of joint National Champion
in Year 9 of the competition. At yesterday’s Assembly Oliver was congratulated on this achievement and
presented with a certificate and medal.
At last week’s Assembly, 18 boys were presented with High Distinction certificates for their efforts in the
ICAS Science Competition held earlier this year. I am delighted to announce that Oliver Papillo (Year 9) and
Benjamin Chesler (Year 10) have been awarded medals in their year level and will be presented with them
at an official ceremony later in the year. Congratulations Oliver and Benjamin on this achievement.
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Headmaster
Life Governors
Enrolments for 2017
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Deputy Head
Middle School
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
Year 12 Leavers’ Rugby Tops are now available to order for $70. They have been designed in the
school colours, and are embroidered with the school crest on the front and ‘16’ on the back. If you
would like your name as well (optional) please indicate this when ordering. Pre-shrunk samples are
available in the Development Office to look at and try on. Please call in at your convenience. To order:
www.trybooking.com/MNEJ
Paul Hicks, Headmaster
Deputy Head
Biennial Concert – Tuesday 23 August
Further to the email sent on Monday 1 August, this is a reminder that parents of all students in the Middle
School and Senior School are asked to log in to the Parent Portal to review and select the appropriate
option re transport for the morning rehearsal (if applicable) and/or the concert itself on Tuesday 23 August.
Please note that the system to nominate transport requirements for your son closes at 7.00pm on Tuesday
16 August.
Rachael Falloon, Deputy Head
Middle School
Tasmania Trek and Cadet Camp Information Evening
Several Year 8 boys have expressed interest in the upcoming Cadet camp and the end of the year trek
in Tasmania. We are hosting an information night for both camps next Wednesday in the Quinn Lecture
Theatre (Wheelton Centre). Mr Michael Daniel will speak about the Cadet camp at 7.00pm and Ms Kirsty
McDougall about the Tasmania hike at 7.30pm. The evening is for both parents and boys and will answer all
frequently asked questions.
Dates Ahead
The Tempest
Sport
There has been an excited buzz in Middle School in recent days with the opening of the Middle School
play. I am very much looking forward to being in the audience tonight as the cast performs the second
of three shows. It has been a major undertaking and I congratulate the cast, technical crew, Mrs Jennifer
Bennie (costumes) and all other assistants who have put the production together. Special congratulations to
Mr Drew Stocker for his outstanding work with the cast.
Music
Careers
Calendar
Support Groups
Projec10
Today saw the conclusion of what has been an outstanding team effort to raise money for this great cause.
The combined teams have worked superbly together and I have been impressed by the level of organisation
and planning that has gone into each initiative. Several groups took their fundraising projects outside the
school and we also had a plethora of food stalls in Middle School over recent weeks. All money raised is now
due in and I am looking forward to the Year 8 Social next term, where we will announce the final total raised
and award prizes for innovation and cooperation.
Well done to all of the boys who volunteered to be part of this project, and my thanks to the many parents
who helped their sons with their planning and implementation of initiatives. Once again, it has been an
incredibly worthwhile venture, with successful groups displaying skills in collaboration, communication,
entrepreneurship and organisation.
In Term 2 CGS students competed in the University of NSW sponsored International Science Competition
(ICAS). This event attracts over 1.5 million entries from across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.
Congratulations to Michael Alexander, Gregory Kerdemelidis (both Year 6), Luke Doblin, Andrew Ho,
Alex Lew, Zach Lewis, Angus Oldham (all Year 7) and Kevin Yang (Year 8) on achieving High Distinction
certificates.
Several Year 8 students entered the Australian History competition, which is run by the Australian History
Teachers’ Association of Australia and involves participants answering a range of general knowledge
questions on areas of Australian history. Well done to Daniel Duong (Credit), Rohan Hodges (Distinction),
Kaelan Fraser (High Distinction) and Kevin Yang (High Distinction).
Rob French, Head of Middle School
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Headmaster
Life Governors
Enrolments for 2017
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Junior School
AGSV Junior Schools Cross Country Championships
On Friday 5 August Camberwell Grammar Junior School Cross Country Squad competed in the annual
AGSV event held at Chelsworth Park, Ivanhoe. A total of 35 boys competed in distances ranging from 2km
for 10 year old boys and 3km for both 11 and 12/13 year old boys. The boys ran well in mild conditions and
are to be congratulated on their performances. The following boys deserve recognition for their top 20 finish:
Year 4
Callum Yates
(6th) 9/10 Yrs Event
Year 5
Harry Watson
(4th) 11 Years Event
Year 6
Jake Ford
Charlie Chun
Deputy Head
Middle School
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
Dates Ahead
Sport
Well done to all boys who competed in Junior School Cross Country events this year.
Nick Appleyard, Junior School Sportsmaster
Dates Ahead
Monday 15 to 19 August
Wednesday 17 August
Friday 19 August
Junior School Book Week
Year 4B hosts Assembly, Middleton Theatre
Junior School Soiree, M&M Centre, 6.00pm
Junior School South Yarra District Athletics, Box Hill (selected boys)
Howard Kelly, Head of Junior School
Sport
Music
The Senior Water Polo team continue to dominate and lead the competition after two rounds. Because of
the nature of the competition they are only required to finish on top to win, no finals this season. A top of the
table clash against Ivanhoe this week will be the greatest test so far.
Calendar
Well done to the Junior Squash team who competed in the annual Squash Victoria Championships at MSAC
on Thursday. They finished eighth after making the finals a couple of months back.
A couple of successful presentation evenings so far to wrap up the winter season in hockey and football. Well
done to all award recipients and the ‘Friends of Groups’ for their support too.
Lastly, continue to follow #CamberwellSport on Facebook for all the latest news, summer trials information
and the winter ‘Onwards to Victory’ newsletter.
Careers
Support Groups
Sport Report – Spring Round 2
The Water Polo season continued last Saturday with the Junior teams winning one game and the Intermediate
teams having a tough round with both teams going down to stronger opposition. The Open team faced
Trinity. A very tight first quarter saw Camberwell slightly ahead but knowing full well that a battle was at
hand. During the rest of the match Camberwell eased away scoring goals more frequently to win 12 goals
to 4. A very encouraging display of work in defence saw Projit Banerjee, Matthew James and Will Exon
(all Year 11) prove a formidable combination repelling many promising forward moves by Trinity.
This was reinforced at the scoring end with Aaron Campbell (Year 11), Rowan Solomon (Year 12) and
Chris Kerdemelidis (Year 11) sharing the goals. This week sees the team looking to consolidate top position
on the ladder if they secure a win against Ivanhoe.
Saturday saw the first combined athletics trials for 2016, with six schools competing at Doncaster in perfect
conditions. Pleasing numbers of athletes were present across most events, particularly in the junior age
groups that saw Camberwell perform well. Early results certainly indicate that there is great potential within
the squad.
At Under 15, Tom Ireland, Alex Wilson-Brown (both Year 8) and Ryan Box (Year 9) were strong over 100m,
200m and 400m, setting a great example to others and bodes well for the future. In the distance events,
Henry Macdonald, Thomas Graves and Ryan Fitzgerald (all Year 9) all recorded personal best times.
At Under 16, Dilina DeSilva (Year 10) and Matthew McKenna (Year 9) were impressive. Mitchell Coffey
(Year 10) returned to the track for the first time to post a pleasing 100m time and strong long jump result.
Lachlan Purcell (Year 9) continued his rise in the middle distance rankings with the second fastest 800m of
the day.
At Under 17, Matthew Hobson (Year 10) returned after two years away from the squad and stamped
his authority with a strong 800m time. Jake Purcell (Year 11) looked powerful over 100m and 200m and
Matthew Perri’s (Year 10) consistency in the discus was encouraging. Beau Frawley’s (Year 11) 1.60m high
jump was a great start to his 2016 campaign.
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Headmaster
Life Governors
Enrolments for 2017
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Deputy Head
Middle School
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
Dates Ahead
Sport
Music
Careers
Calendar
Support Groups
Finally, Captain Dan Straw (Year 12) and a strong 100m time from Vice Captain Terry Yan (Year 12) led
the Open ranks. Harrison Lucas (Year 12) was commanding in his 3000m and 1500m trials, well supported
by Hans Anjou (Year 12) and Jonathon Thiele (Year 11). Next Saturday sees the squad take a road trip to
Frankston for Round 2.
Josh Holding, Captain of Games
Jamie Watson, Director of Sport
Music
Music rehearsals across all levels of the school have taken on an extra edge of excitement this week, with
phrases like “one week to go” creating an extra sense of focus and determination amongst staff and students
alike. The sounds emanating from rehearsal rooms are full of expression and determination, and we are all
very much looking forward to sharing our performances with a full house at Hamer Hall. While the finishing
touches are being put on all of the items, I would like to remind boys and parents to carefully note times of
extra rehearsals, particularly the workshop weekend for Senior Orchestra, Senior Stage Band and Concert
Band next week. All details have been provided to the boys via Schoology Groups and rehearsals, but if
there is any uncertainty, students are encouraged to contact their ensemble leader or the Music Office.
I would like to encourage all CGS musicians to embrace a sense of 100% responsibility so that all are prepared
and in the right place, at the right time as we head into these final rehearsals and our big performance at
Hamer Hall next week.
‘Vienna’ Grand Prize Virtuoso 2016
Congratulations to Freddy Branson (Year 6) who has been chosen as a first prize winner of the International
Music Competition ‘Vienna’ Grand Prize Virtuoso 2016. He has been selected from an international field to
perform at the Metallener Sall Musikverein in Vienna over the Term 3 school holidays. This is a great honour
for him, and well deserving for all of the effort that he puts into his music, both within and outside school. We
wish him well as he travels to Europe in a few weeks’ time.
Ben Bishop, Director of Music
Careers
Date
Event
Sunday 14 August
RMIT Open Day 10.00am to 4.00pm
Sunday 21 August
University of Melbourne Open Day 10.00am to 4.00pm
Wednesday 24 August
Science at Monash seminar 6.30pm to 8.00pm
Saturday 27 August
ANU Open Day 9.00am to 4.00pm
Sunday 28 August
Deakin University Open Day 9.00am to 4.00pm
Sunday 28 August
Box Hill Institute Open Day 10.00am to 3.00pm
Bond University - Medicine and Biomedical Science
Bond University is hosting a special Information Evening in Melbourne that will provide insight into study
pathways and career opportunities in the health industry. This event will occur on Tuesday 23 August
from 6.00pm to 8.00pm at The Westin Melbourne, 205 Collins Street, Melbourne. The evening will include
information about the application procedure for the Bond University medicine intake for May 2017.
Please register here.
Monash University - Law Inspiration Evenings
Monash University invites students to attend their upcoming Law Inspiration evenings to hear what Monash
law graduates have done with their studies. Attendees will have the opportunity to chat with current students
to gain a real perspective on where a Law degree might take you. This event will take place on both
Thursday 8 September and Wednesday 12 October from 6.00pm to 7.30pm at Monash Law Chambers,
Ground Level, 555 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. To learn more about the presenters, and to register, visit
Law Inspiration Evenings.
The ANU Spirit of Excellence Entrance Scheme (SEE)
This scheme offers early entry to domestic school leavers currently completing Year 12 through a holistic
approach to assessment, by taking into account Year 11 results, school ratings, awards and achievements
in addition to other criteria such as, Elite Athlete students and those eligible for Educational Access
Schemes (EAS) consideration at ANU. The scheme is available for a limited number of ANU programs, and
pre-requisites and additional selection criteria may apply. A maximum number of five points can be allocated
to an applicant for this scheme.
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ANU will make unconditional offers to eligible SEE applicants with Year 11 results through UAC in the
December round on Friday 9 December 2016. Please note all applicants must receive a final ATAR of 70 or
greater in order to retain an offer through this scheme.
Life Governors
Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS)
Headmaster
Enrolments for 2017
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Deputy Head
Middle School
Students applying for a course at a NSW institution might like to consider applying for the Schools
Recommendation Scheme (SRS). This scheme enables schools to recommend current Year 12 students
for early offers of undergraduate admission. To find out more visit UAC - Schools Recommendation Scheme
(SRS).
Lynette Reiger, Careers Counsellor
Calendar
Term 3, Week 6
Day
Date
Event
Monday
15 August
Science Week (15-19 August)
Year 11 Interim Assessments
Junior School Book Week, Theme - Australia: Story Country
RSPCA Cupcake Day, Weickhardt Library, $2.00 gold coin donation
going to the RSPCA.
Tuesday
16 August
Year 7 Immunisations - PAC Foyer
Biennial Concert Singing Rehearsals - School Choir, P7 and P8,
PAC
Wednesday
17 August
Middle School Debating, 6.00pm to 8.30pm
Indonesian Puppet and musical instrument show, Middleton
Theatre, Years 7 and 8
Biennial Concert Singing Rehearsals, School Choir, P7 and P8,
PAC
Junior School Soiree, M&M Centre, 6.00pm
Tasmania Trek and Cadet information evening, Quinn Lecture
Theatre, 7.30pm
Thursday
18 August
Middle School House Cross Country, Bulleen Park, Periods 4-5
Middle School Concert Band Rehearsal, PAC, 1.00pm to 2.00pm
Senior School House Cross Country, Bulleen Park, Periods 6-8
Year 11 Theatre Studies students to see Japer Jones, MTC, 7.30pm
to 9.30pm
Friday
19 August
Auxiliary Pudding Mixing Day 4, Year 10 and 11 Parents, Wilson
Room, 8.30am
Junior School South Yarra District Athletics, Box Hill, 10.30am
Music Workshop Weekend, PAC, Senior Orchestra and Band
Year 10 and Year 11 Indonesian students information session, QLT
Biennial Concert Singing Rehearsals - School Choir, P4, PAC
Year 8 Outdoor Ed, (8N,8P,8S, 8T), 1.00pm to 4.30pm
Middle School Activities, 2.45pm to 4.00pm
Senior School Activities, 2.45pm to 4.00pm
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
Dates Ahead
Sport
Music
Careers
Calendar
Support Groups
Sport Diary Dates
Saturday 13 August Round 3 of AGSV Athletics Trials and Water Polo
Tuesday 16 August Soccer Presentation Evening
Saturday 20 August Round 4 and 5 of AGSV Athletics Trials and Water Polo
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Headmaster
Life Governors
Support Groups
Cafeteria Roster
Day
Date
Parents
Monday
15 August
Ann-Marie Morrison, Janet Rice
Tuesday
16 August
Bronwyn Smith, Alette Marshallsay
Wednesday
17 August
Amy to, Chris Clark
Thursday
18 August
Kathy Dicurzio, Suyama Jayawardena
Friday
19 August
Melanie Anderson, Genine Schumann
Enrolments for 2017
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Deputy Head
Middle School
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
Dates Ahead
Sport
Music
Careers
Calendar
Support Groups
Swap Shop Roster
Day
Date
Parents
Wednesday
17 August
Shaani Graves, Belinda Smith
Saturday
20 August
Tracey Guorgi, Terisa Kovos
Friends of Soccer – Soccer Presentation Night
Date: Tuesday 16 August
Time: 6.30pm to 8.30pm
Venue: Gordon Barnard Oval Pavilion, Balwyn
Booking: www.trybooking.com/MLSP
RSVP: Monday 15 August
Please see flyer attached to this Bulletin for further details.
Friends of Kayaking – Croissants Fundraiser
On Father’s Day, or any other day, treat your dad and family to freshly baked croissants! They arrive deep
frozen, can be stored for six months in your freezer and are defrosted overnight while they transform into
sizeable croissants ready for baking the next morning.
Purchase through Trybooking: www.trybooking.com/LXRT
For more information see order form attached to this Bulletin.
CGS Auxiliary Christmas Pudding Volunteers Needed
Please join the CGS Auxiliary as we prepare our famous Christmas Puddings - a recipe that has been used
by the Auxiliary for 30 years! No expertise is required and we have plenty of chats and laughs throughout
the mornings. Please note - all the mixing days are held in the Wilson Room of the Performing Arts Centre
and conclude at approx 11.30am with morning tea. All are welcome to join in for as little or as much time as
they can on the below dates:
Friday 19 August
8.30am
Mixing Day, Year 11
The Auxiliary are also looking for volunteers to help with the pudding cooking which we do over the weekend
following each mixing day using the CGS cafeteria ovens. It only takes fifteen minutes of your time to unload
a batch and load in the next and if we have plenty of helpers it lightens our load. Please contact Mrs Nicole
Loidl if you can assist with this. Detailed instructions and a demonstration will be given.
And when it’s all done, on Friday 26 August we have a ‘Pudding Helpers Thank You Morning Tea’ (venue
outside of school TBC). Please contact Mrs Nicole Loidl on nicole@geotech.net.au or the CGS Development
Office on dvt@cgs.vic.edu.au for further information.
Cam-Gram Gourmet Pop-Up Shop
Thursday 25 August, 10.30am-3.30pm Development Office
Karma
Drop into the Development Office to purchase a variety of sweet treats! Gifts packs and made to order
hampers are also available.
Golden Monkey
Designed locally, but with customers around the globe, a love of denim is at the heart of Golden Monkey.
Durable, authentic and timeless, denim gains warmth and character with age and use. Products include the
denim apron (as worn and endorsed by Matt Preston on Masterchef, as well as in stylish cafes and florists
around Australia) and other fashion forward homewares. Visit www.goldenmonkeybrand.com.
Swap Shop
Please do not forget that we are selling all old style sport tops (short sleeve PE tops, sleeveless athletics
singlets and football jumpers) for $5.00 each. These tops can only be worn for training sessions, thereby
keeping the current uniform for the Saturday competition clean.
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Contents
Headmaster
Life Governors
Enrolments for 2017
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Deputy Head
Middle School
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
Dates Ahead
Sport
Music
Careers
Calendar
Support Groups
OCGA
Upcoming Events
Friday 26 August
30 Year Reunion (1986)
Sunday 28 August
Lawn Bowls Day, MCC Bowling Club, Hawthorn
Tuesday 30 August
Vocational Dinner – Commerce/Finance
Thursday 8 September
5 Year Reunion (2011)
Diary Dates
Parents’ Prayer Group
Date:
Tuesday 16 August
Time:
1.30pm
Venue:
All Souls Chapel, Room W204, Wheelton Centre
Contact:
Rev Charles Butler on cbd@cgs.vic.edu.au, Mrs Ros Thorn on 0418 736 865 or
rosalindhthorn@gmail.com or Ms Andrea Murray on counselling@murray.net
Details:
The Parents’ Prayer Group meets to pray for the boys, the staff and the whole school
community. Newcomers are warmly invited to attend.
Year 10 Parents’ Dinner
Date: Thursday 18 August
Venue: Narai Thai, 296 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn
Bookings:
www.trybooking.com/MOKJ
Year 8 Parents’ Morning Tea
Date: Thursday 18 August
Time: from 8.30am
Venue: White Mojo, 182-184 Whitehorse Rd, Balwyn
Year 4 Parents’ Lunch
Date: Friday 19 August
Details: TBC
Year 5 Parents Coffee Morning
Date: Friday 19 August
Time: After morning drop-off
Venue:
Scarvelli’s, 143 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn
RSVP: Ms Rajinder Atwal on phbeck@ozemail.com.au or 0438 045 936
Year 10 Parents’ Coffee Afternoon
Date: Friday 2 September
Time: 2.30pm
Venue: Focus Café, 439 Whitehorse Rd, Balwyn
Father’s Day Breakfast
Date: Friday 2 September
Time: from 7.30am
Venue: CGS
Year 6 Family Go Karts
Date: Saturday 3 September
Time: 3.00pm to 5.00pm
Venue: Sidetracked, 370 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh South
Contact: Ms Kate Backwell 0401 520 171
Bookings: TBC
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Contents
Headmaster
Life Governors
Enrolments for 2017
October
Immunisations
Maths Games Day
Deputy Head
Middle School
The Tempest
Projec10
Junior School
Dates Ahead
Sport
Music
Careers
Calendar
Support Groups
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Year 11 Brunch
Date: Wednesday 7 September
Time: 10.30am
Venue: TBC
Grandparents’ Day—Advance Notice
Date: Tuesday 25 October
Details: From 10.25am (for a concert beginning at 10.30am). More details to come.
Expression of Interest – Cultural Tour to France, September 2017
Information Evening: Monday 22 August 2016 at 7.15pm in Room M30
We are delighted to be proposing a School Tour to France in September 2017.
The tour aims to:
Provide the students with a language experience, where they hear and see French all
around them, and are able to use it as the means of everyday communication;
Enable students to experience French culture at first hand;
Enable students to view and appreciate famous works of art at first hand rather than
through the filter of a book or projected image and;
Enhance the students’ historical perspective with particular reference to the French
Revolution and the growth of modern France.
•
•
•
•
Date:
Cost:
17 to 30 September 2017
$4,200.00 estimate at this time based on 15 tour participants
includes: Airfares and related taxes, transfers, accommodation, breakfast and dinner at
the MIJE Youth Hostel, travel insurance, museum admission, whole day tours to
the Loire Valley, Giverny and Rouen.
Excludes: Passport cost, spending money, daily travel on the metro, and lunches.
Australian and EU passport holders do not need a visa
Students: Students must be in Year 10 or 11 in the year of the tour, Students do not have
to be studying French or Art to participate in the tour.
Other:
It is a policy of the School that if a student’s School account is in arrears, they are
not able to participate in tours coordinated by the School which require a cost.
A non-refundable deposit of $800 for each applicant will be due by Wednesday
7 September 2016 to confirm a possible place on the Tour. Should there be more
interest than the maximum numbers for the tour, places will be allocated on the
basis of applications, including payment, being received before the due date. If
your son is not confirmed on the tour, or if the tour does not go ahead because of
insufficient numbers, the deposit will be refunded.
To give us a preliminary idea of interest in the tour please complete the attached Expression
of Interest slip and have your son return it to one of us by Thursday 18 August. Please do not
hesitate to contact either of us at school on 9835 1777 or by email if you have any queries.
Yours sincerely,
Mr David Williamson
djw@cgs.vic.edu.au
Mr Ken DaCosta
kwd@cgs.vic.edu.au
55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126 Australia PO Box 151 Balwyn Victoria 3103 Australia
+61 3 9835 1777 www.cgs.vic.edu.au ABN: 12 004 131 159
Expression of Interest – Cultural Tour to France Tour, September 2017
I am interested in my son attending this tour. I acknowledge the costs involved and confirm
that he/we meet the criteria outlined in this letter.
I note that the Information Evening is scheduled for Monday 22 August at 7.15 pm in
room M 30
Student’s name: ________________________________________________________
House: __________________
Email:
Current Year Level: ___________
_________________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian name: __________________________________
Parent/Guardian signature: _______________________________
Date: _______________
Please return this Expression of Interest slip to Mr David Williamson or Mr Ken Da
Costa by Thursday 18 August 2016.
Soccer Presentation Night 2016
Friends of Soccer would like to invite all Year 7 to 12 Soccer Players & Parents to
celebrate the 2016 season.
Tuesday 16 August, 6.30pm to 8.30pm
Gordon Barnard Reserve Pavilion, Balwyn
Pizza dinner is available if pre-ordered. Soft drink, wine and beer at bar prices.
Cost: Individual pizza $12, Family pizza (4 people) $30
Guest Speaker.
Presentations will be made for MVP and Coaches Awards in each team
and First XI awards.
Bookings: www.trybooking.com/MLSP
If you have any special dietary requirements not covered in the Trybooking options
or for any other enquiries please email:
jenny.gotzpapillo@gmail.com
RSVP: Monday 15 August
Father’s Day Danishes, Pastries and Croissants
Friends of Kayaking are offering their delicious Danish pastries at exceptional prices to the school
community for that special Father’s Day breakfast.
All orders arrive deep frozen and can be stored for up to six months in your freezer. Leave to stand
overnight while they more than double their size and are ready for baking fresh the next morning!
Our preferred method of ordering is through Trybooking:
www.trybooking.com/LXRT
Croissants
(six per pack)
$10.00
Chocolate Danishes
(six per pack)
$12.00
Mixed Danish
(six per pack)
$12.00
Escargot Danish (custard and sultana)
(six per pack)
$12.00
Collection of orders:
Time – Friday 2 September, 3.00pm to 4.15pm
Location – Orders can be collected from the school Cafeteria (opposite the JTO).
Orders must be in no later than 4.00pm, Wednesday 31 August 2016.
For any queries please contact Mrs Caroline Martin on 0422 207 974 or the Development Office.
Christmas Puddings 2016
Our delicious Christmas Puddings are offered to you in our Camberwell Grammar ceramic
bowls.
Credit card payments can be made here: www.trybooking.com/158763
Alternatively send your orders, along with cheque payment, to the Development Office (CGS
Auxiliary C/- CGS Development Office, PO Box 151, Balwyn Vic 3103) by Friday 12 August
or email: thecgsauxiliary@gmail.com
Collection of puddings from the Servery, Performing Arts Centre:
Thursday 1 September
3.00pm to 6.00pm
Friday 2 September
2.30pm to 4.30pm
Saturday 3 September
10.00am to 12 noon
Puddings may also be collected on our later mixing days: Friday 5, Friday 12 or 19 August
from 8.30am to 11.00am, upstairs in the Wilson Room. If you are unable to collect your
puddings at any of these times, please arrange with a friend to make your collection
Order Form
Name:
Home Phone:
Mobile:
Email Address:
We will email you prior to the collection date as a reminder.
Extra Small - 350g (3-4 serves)
Cost of
Puddings
$19.00
Small - 500g (5-6 serves)
$26.00
Medium - 700g (7-8 serves)
$33.00
Large - 1.4kg (12-16 serves)
$46.00
Size
No. of Puddings
Total Cost
I would like to pay:
□ Cash
□ Cheque (Payable to CGS Auxiliary)
Total amount enclosed: $
Blokes’ Book Breakfast
Wednesday 31 August, 7.00am to 8.20am
Weickhardt Library, Fiction Area
Please join us for our annual Blokes’ Book Breakfast. This
year our guest speaker, Mr Michael Camilleri, will talk to us
about his work as an illustrator and, in particular, his work
on One minute’s silence.
A nutritious, cooked breakfast will be served at 7.00am,
followed by Mr Camilleri’s talk at 7.30am.
If you would like to join us please complete and return the
slip below to the Weickhardt Library or email it to Catherine
Casey at cmc@cgs.vic.edu.au by Friday 26 August.
Booking Slip
Blokes’ Book Breakfast
Wednesday 31 August, 7.00am to 8.20am
Weickhardt Library, Fiction Area
Name/s:
Class:
Allergies or dietary requirements:
I authorise the cost of tickets ($15.00) to be deducted from my school account:
________________________________________________________________
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Fundraiser
Rotary Interact Club of Camberwell Grammar School
Can you help us raise some dough?
Pre-order your Krispy Kreme doughnuts now at a special pre-order price of $20.00
for a boxed dozen of original glazed doughnuts or $26.00 for an assorted dozen.
Orders can be collected from the Interact stall on Open Day - Saturday 8 October
2015. The Interact stall will be located outside of the cafeteria.
All proceeds raised will go towards our International Charity and our local charity.
#………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Order From
Name:………………………………..……………….
Mobile Number:……………………………
Son’s name and Year level:…………………………………………………………………………………
TYPE
PRICE
Original Glazed (12 per pack)
$20.00
Chocolate Danishes (12 per pack)
$26.00
Credit Card Payment:
Visa
NO. OF PACKS
Mastercard
Total:
Sports Scarves for Sale
Friends of Soccer
Keep warm this winter!
CGS sports and supporters scarves can be purchased from the Development Office at
$15.00 each. They are for both students and parents of students who may wish to wear it
during winter school sports.
2016 Vocational Dinner - Accounting/Finance
Dean Newlan (1975), Consultant at McGrath
Nicol
Gavin Powell (1980), Managing Director at
Baillieu
Malcolm Cameron (1982), Victorian State
Manager at Shaw Partners
Alan Mitchell (1982), Managing Director at
Mitchell Partners
The President and Committee of
the OCGA invite you to attend the
2016 Vocational Dinner - Accounting/
Finance
Guest speakers from a range of areas in
Accounting/Finance will address the dinner.
DATE: Tuesday, 30 August 2016
TIME: 7.00pm
PLACE:
Wilson Room, Performing Arts Centre
Camberwell Grammar School
COST:
$75.00 Adult
$50.00 Student
Alan Rogers (1982), Group Financial
Controller at SKM Recycling
BOOK ONLINE:
www.trybooking.com/LZJF
Christopher Thorn (1982), Partner Social
Finance, Impact Investment & Philanthropy
at EY
RSVP:
Thursday, 25 August
03 9835 1748
ocga@cgs.vic.edu.au
Nick Sims (1994), Australian Head of M & A
at Goldman Sachs

Weekly Bulletin 12 August 2016

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