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Details: Published: 15 November 2024

Our Early Commencement Program (ECP) for all students in Years 7 to 11 will begin on Monday, 25 November.

ECP is designed to give students a head-start on their 2025 studies, by finding out about course content, learning about the types of assessments within their chosen subjects and key dates for 2025. ECP provides students with a good understanding of expectations for the year ahead and aims to set them up for success.

We are asking for your support to ensure your child is at school and attending all classes for the duration of early commencement. We strongly encourage families to make travel arrangements after the below dates, and as per usual processes, please provide an explanation if your child is absent from school for any period of time.

It is important students keep good attendance during ECP as coursework and information will not be revisited next year.

Year 10 and 11 students - 25 November – 11 December
Year 7 to 9 students - 25 November – 13 December.

Students are required to attend in full school uniform and to actively participate in class. Our device policy remains in place and students are asked to leave their mobile phones or other devices at home or in their locker from the start of the school day, until the last bell.

Students will be provided with photocopied booklets and an exercise book per subject to work in during ECP. Students will be required to bring some general stationery, including pens, pencils and highlighters.

Where possible, the teachers delivering the ECP program will be the students’ subject teacher in 2025. Please keep in mind this is not possible for new staff joining our community next year. Student timetables will be made available on Compass prior to ECP commencing and booklists are available via the College website.

Please do not hesitate to contact the College on 5891 2000 should you have any questions.

Details: Published: 13 November 2024

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On Thursday, October 10, a talented squad of 51 students represented ��Ů�� at the Hume Region Track & Field Championships at the Les O'Brien Athletics Precinct in Albury. The day was a resounding success, with ��Ů�� securing first place in the overall school rankings out of 38 schools from across the region, marking our third consecutive win. The team returned home with a total of 16 gold, 19 silver, and 14 bronze medals, an outstanding achievement that reflects the hard work and dedication of all our athletes. Congratulations to everyone who competed and contributed valuable points to the school—this is a remarkable accomplishment!

Congratulations to the following athletes who placed in their respective events:

Name	Age Group	Placing	Event
Tiffany Milne	12-13 years girls	Bronze	Long jump
Maddison Robinson	12-13 years girls	Bronze	80m Hurdles
Eppo Sloots	12-13 years boys	Gold	Long jump
Thomas Thorp	12-13 years boys	Bronze	Triple jump
Saskia Matthews	14 years girls	Gold	90m Hurdles
		Gold	200m
		Silver	Long jump
Ellie Robinson	14 years girls	Gold	Shot put
Isla Buchan	14 years girls	Bronze	Javelin
George Nicholson	14 years boys	Bronze	800m
Ashlee Meyer	15 years girls	Gold	800m
Ashlee Meyer	15 years girls	Gold	1500m
Kazadi Kadima	15 years boys	Gold	800m
	15 years boys	Gold	1500m
	Open	Silver	3000m
Lucy Potter	16 years girls	Gold	Long jump
		Silver	800m
		Silver	400m
Olivia Buchan	17 years girls	Gold	Triple jump
		Silver	Long jump
		Silver	200m
		Bronze	400m
Jayden Pert	17 years boys	Silver	110m Hurdles
Joshua McGibbon	17 years boys	Bronze	110m Hurdles
Adam Chandler	17 years boys	Bronze	400m
Mechac Vyizigro	18-20 years boys	Gold	High jump
Brodie Rossiter	18-20 years boys	Gold	110m Hurdles
Brodie Rossiter	18-20 years boys	Gold	Long jump
Jassiah Samkakai	18-20 years boys	Gold	Shot put
Jassiah Samkakai	18-20 years boys	Bronze	Javelin
Naz Samuelu	18-20 years boys	Gold	100m
		Silver	110m Hurdles
		Silver	Javelin
Farid Azizi	18-20 years boys	Gold	200m
		Silver	100m
		Silver	Long jump
		Silver	Triple jump
Aaron Smith	18-20 years boys	Silver	Shot put
Aaron Smith	18-20 years boys	Bronze	Discus
Jawid Hussaini	18-20 years boys	Silver	800m
Ellie Armstrong	18-20 years girls	Silver	Javelin
Ellie Armstrong	18-20 years girls	Bronze	100m

��Ů�� also had success in the following relay teams:

Age Group	Placing	Event
12-13 years boys	Silver	4 x 100m relay
14 years girls	Bronze	4 x 100m relay
16 years boys	Bronze	4 x 100m relay
17 years girls	Bronze	4 x 100m relay
17 years boys	Silver	4 x 100m relay
18-20 years girls	Silver	4 x 100m relay
18-20 years boys	Silver	4 x 100m relay

A special mention goes to Olivia Buchan and Farid Azizi, who were crowned age group champions in their respective categories. Farid clinched gold in the boys' 18-20 years 200m, along with four silver medals in the 100m, long jump, triple jump, and 4x100m relay. Olivia took home gold in the girls' 17 years triple jump, silver in both the 200m and long jump, and bronze in the 400m and 4x100m relay. Both athletes demonstrated exceptional talent and determination—congratulations to you both!

We also want to highlight the incredible achievement of Kazadi Kadima, who set two new records on the day. Kazadi broke the boys' 15 years 800m record, which had stood since 1997, and the boys' 15 years 1500m record, set in 1998. In a truly remarkable performance, Kazadi shaved 10 seconds off the existing 1500m record, finishing in a time of 4:17.82. This is an outstanding feat—well done, Kazadi!

What an incredible day for ��Ů�� athletics!

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