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SECONDARY
COLLEGE
EDITION: 92
DATE: WEDNESDAY 9TH JUNE 2021 PAGE 8
Mother's Day Classic PAGE 10
We value: Achievement, Respect, Commitment, Community
Principal
Team Report Matt Jobling Diane Croft Rob Monk Michael Wilson Susan Gilmore
Once again, our term has been impacted by a circuit breaker SEMESTER REPORTS
lockdown, and once again our students and staff have handled
As we draw closer to the end of semester it is important that
the adjustment into and out of lockdown incredibly well. The
students monitor what they need to submit or complete to ensure
strength of practice in using online resources for learning
their performance is at their level of capability and not limited
enables our staff and students to make the move to remote
by any disorganisation. Communicating with their teachers,
learning less overwhelming, and the communication between
checking their progress on Sentral, and putting in the effort with
all parties has been key to keeping everyone connected and
preparation for performance tasks are key to achieving their
feeling supported. As always, we hope we don’t need to enter
best. Please note, with the recent lockdown pushing back the
a period of remote lockdown again but should we need to then
timeline for a number of performance tasks and exams, End of
we have the confidence we can do so quickly and effectively.
Semester 1 reports will now be published in Week 2 Term 3.
During the lead up to and during the lockdown staff have
been busy behind the scenes determining adjustments in COVID-19 SAFE
relation to assessment and reporting to ensure students are not We have received reports from the bus lines and also members
disadvantaged due to the disruption to face-to-face classes. of the public on trains that some of our students haven’t been
During these uncertain times it is normal to feel some level following the mask protocols when travelling to and from school
of anxiety and we remind students that should they feel they and we remind everyone 12 years of age and older that we
would like support they can contact the LCC, their LG Leader are all required to wear masks when on public transport,
or Year Level Assistant. They can also visit Student Wellbeing INCLUDING SCHOOL BUSES, unless an exception applies.
at either recess, lunchtime, before or after school to make an
At school the same safety measures we have had in place
appointment to have a chat.
will continue:
WELCOME NEW STAFF • If any student or staff member is ill, they are to
This term we have welcomed a number of new staff to the stay home.
college in a variety of education support and teaching roles. • If any student or staff member becomes ill during the day
Sarah Savage and Linda Ketteringham joined our education they will be sent home.
support team earlier this term in the areas of Wellbeing and • All students and staff will wear masks indoors and
Inclusion respectively. Whilst our most recent addition, Harley outdoors where physical distancing of 1.5m cannot be
Powell, started this week in English and Humanities replacing maintained.
Payton Morley who is on family leave. Our Languages faculty
have been pleased to welcome Shusuke Sahashi to the team to • If you reside in metropolitan Melbourne, the restrictions that
teach Japanese and we are glad to have Gin Liu return to DSC apply to you follow you to regional Victoria.
after working with us last year in Maths and Science. • Always wash hands before handling food or eating and
after going to the toilet.
We wish all these new and returning staff all the very best
and look forward to their positive contribution to the learning • Cough/sneeze into your elbow not your hand.
environment at DSC. • Sanitize hands at transition points e.g. entering and
leaving classrooms and office areas.
ATHLETICS • Students and staff must have their own water bottle
This year the college athletics were held at the Geoff Watt
• Keep your hands to yourself – including using only your
Memorial Athletic Track in Warragul due to works on sporting
own equipment
fields at DSC. Although the day was a little chilly at times the
mood was upbeat and the participation was high whether • No touching, high fives or hugging friends.
competing or cheering on other house members. A report of • PE & sport activity will be required to be outdoors and non-
the day and the results are included later in the newsletter. contact.
Congratulations to all the athletes and also for the staff and
students who helped organise and run the events for the day. • Sport before school, recess or at lunchtime must also be
Sports Coordinator Kathryn Buckland led a team of committed non-contact.
staff to set up and run the day and Kev Thorpe and his team of • There will be no incursions or excursions at this time.
VCAL students and staff provided a much-appreciated canteen. • Student numbers in communal areas (library, cafeteria) will
Well done to everyone for such a successful day that we will be limited as much as possible.
consider this venue as an option for future athletics.
• Cafeteria service will be takeaway and masks must be
worn inside.
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• Visitors, including parents, are not to be on • Parents should not congregate when dropping off or
site unless this is essential. E.g. if a student needs picking up their children.
to be signed out during the day, the parent should call
We will keep you up to date with any changes as we receive
ahead and wait in the car. Office staff will note the
them.
permission.
• All visitors onsite must check in with the Check In Matt Jobling
Now QR Code. Acting Principal
What is the
High 6?
The High
5+1:
Hygiene
1. Hand sanitise when you enter learning spaces
2. Clean all equipment after use
3. Keep your hands to yourself
4. Hand sanitise as you leave learning spaces
5. Follow good hygiene practices
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From the
General MASKS
FACE
Office...
Camps, Sports and
From Friday 4/6/21
• Must be carried at all times and
must be worn indoors, unless you
have an exception.
• Must be worn inside all buildings
Excursions Fund (CSEF): and classrooms.
CSEF helps eligible families to cover the costs of
school trips, camps and sporting activities. • Must be worn for the whole lesson.
If you are eligible and have still not applied for the
CSEF you have until the end of Term 2 to make an • Must be worn on the school bus
application. If you had previously applied at Drouin and other public transport.
Secondary College, your application will have been
processed.
• Are required outdoors where
CSEF forms are available on the DSC website or at physical distancing of 1.5m cannot
the DSC general office. A copy of your concession
be maintained.
card is also required. The final date for 2021
applications is 25th June. Please contact the office if
you have any queries regarding the CSEF. • If you reside in metropolitan
Melbourne, the restrictions that
Family Accounts: apply to you follow you to regional
Victoria.
All fees are due unless you have a current payment
plan in place. If you need to arrange a payment plan,
or to upgrade your existing payment plan, please
contact Chloe Whelan or Josie O’Connor in the You must wear a mask
general office.
at all times indoors
Credits on your account: and on public transport including
school buses and trains
Please note that any credits remaining on your
account will be allocated to outstanding charges
unless we are notified otherwise by 18th June.
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House Gordon
Football
vs Lawson
On Tuesday 25th May, Year 7 and 8 house sports
took centre stage with Gordon and Lawson doing
battle in an AFL football match at lunch time.
Both teams were stacked with talent and with fine
weather, the stage was set for a titanic struggle.
Lawson flew out of the blocks and established
an early lead thanks to the dominance of Clancy
Pope and Jaxon Huston who dominated play.
Gordon were hanging for the half time whistle
and when it arrived they were 11 points down at
the main break.
The second half saw the game flip on its head
with Gordon dominating centre clearances and
piling on the goals. They quickly erased the 11
point deficit and went on a rampage kicking 4
goals to 1 in the second half to run out convincing
winners. Lucas Earl and Campbell Gibbons were
outstanding for Gordon.
Final score: Gordon 5 goals 1 point: 31 points to
Lawson 3 goals 4 points: 22 points
Best players:
Gordon: Lucas Earl, Campbell Gibbons, Cody
McInnes, Lachie McDonald, Sam Hughes
Lawson: Clancy Pope, Jaxon Huston, Tyler Van
Der Heyden
Gordon progress now to the final where they will
face the winner of Paterson and Dennis.
Mr. Dorian
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House Athletics
Due to renovations of the back oval, this
year’s House Athletics was held at the
Geoff Watt Athletics Track in Warragul
on Tuesday 18th May. Congratulations
to Lawson on being the 2021 House
Athletics Champions and to the Age
Champions for your outstanding efforts!
House Results
LAWSON - 1123
PATERSON - 1085
GORDON - 1052
DENNIS - 944
Age Champions
13 Girls - Charlotte Cunningham
13 Boys - Lachlan Pickering
14 Girls - Talise Berryman
14 Boys - Tyler Van Der Heyden
15 Girls - Tarilyn Bottrell
15 Boys - Harry Brown
16 Girls - Ainsley Phillips
16 Boys - Riley Fowler
17 Girls - Mackenzie Fort
17 Boys - Toby Talbot
18 Girls - Ashley Snell
18 Boys - Ethan Moore
Congratulations to the following people
that were voted best dressed for their
house by the house captains:
Gordon - Miley Tabinor
Dennis - Sine Salt
Paterson - Amity Stephens
Lawson - Lucy Williams
Teacher - Ms Farmer-Birkenbeil
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Careers News...
Tertiary Information Service (TIS)
Our Year 12s attended a TIS day hosted by Chairo Christian School. A collective of Universities, TAFE Institutes and
Independent Tertiary Colleges provided information about future courses and careers. Students had the opportunity to
meet representatives from a range of tertiary institutions. We were very pleased to see our students make the most of this
opportunity.
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Career Pathways in Paramedicine Course Selection 2022
Jo Algie, Team Manager from Drouin Ambulance came Course Selection for 2022 dates have been finalised. Please
to the College last week for an informal discussion with set aside Tuesday 3rd August (6.00pm -9.00pm) to attend
a group of Year 10, 11 and 12 students about pathways the information evening at the College.
into paramedicine. Jo provided insights into what the role
This year, our Course Selection Information will be a hybrid
is really like, including some of the highs and lows of the
face to face information sessions and online presentations
profession. We thank Jo for sharing her personal stories and
launched from Wednesday 4th August. The face to face*
a passion for helping people.
event on Tuesday 3rd August will take place in the Learning
Centre, there will be the opportunity to talk with KLD
leaders about available subject choices, meet with our
special program team and speak with Careers & Pathways
Advisors.
The information available online will include:
1. General overview of the Course Selection process
2. Recorded presentations for:
• Subject areas eg English, Maths, Technology etc
• Special programs
• Senior school pathways - VCAL, VET & VCE
• Higher Education information
3. VET course information flyers
4. Links to other relevant information
Year 10 Work Experience Program
Course Selection Interviews with Careers & Pathways
As part of the Year 10 course, all students must participate Advisors are welcome for all current Year 9 to 11 students
in one week of work experience placement from 21st to 26th but are compulsory for:
June. This is approaching us very quickly and is a required
task in the LG Moodle Course that is now OVERDUE. If • all current Year 9 students who wish to undertake a
students do not organise a placement they will be at school VET course in 2022
for the week; this will not be a week at home. • all current Year 9 students who plan to take an early-
access VCE subject
It is the student’s responsibility to initiate contact with a
prospective employer either by a phone call or visit to • all current Year 10 students
the workplace. We believe this is responsibility students • current Year 11 students who wish to change two or
should accept as it is a key part of the workplace learning more VCE subjects going into Year 12
experience.
• current Year 11 students wishing to change from VCE
We would appreciate the co-operation of parents in to VCAL in Year 12
assisting your son/daughter to find a placement for during
this week. Bookings for course selection interviews will be available
through Sentral and will open early Term 3. They occur
Having Problems? during the two weeks after Course Selection Evening.
If a student does not know what sort of work placement to Course selection interview dates are to be confirmed.
try or is having difficulties finding a suitable position, then
they should contact the Careers Office for assistance. Further information will be emailed out to parents and
students closer to the date.
Please contact the Careers & Pathways staff with any queries.
Inspiring Young Women Event *subject to COVIDSafe restrictions
On Wednesday 12th May, seven of our Year 10 and 11
students attended the Inspiring Young Women event at
the Warragul Country Club. At the event, they had the
opportunity to meet with students from other schools and
up to 50 women from various professions in the community.
During the evening the students learnt about the career
pathways of the professionals in the room and shared their
own hopes and dreams for the future. The students enjoyed
a two course meal and listened to guest speakers whom
shared their personal journeys. A fantastic night was had by
all and we would like to thank the Baw Baw Latrobe LLEN
for hosting the event.
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LOC
Our Year 12 VCAL students organised another great After the 4km walk or 8km run, the VCAL students had
community event for the Drouin Mother's Day Classic plenty on offer to replenish energy levels, including
HOW TO ENTER
on Sunday 9th May. After not running in 2020 due to
COVID_19, the event returned to the Drouin Golf Club
and Racing Club with a few changes such as the rolling
bacon and egg rolls, cupcakes and lollies. They also
organised a coffee van to be onsite and a raffle was
drawn on the day.
start with a 30 minute gap between groups.
Proceeds raised from the Mother’s Day Classic are
1. Enter online using the following QR code: donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation
(NBCF) to fund life-saving breast cancer research.
OR
2. Fill out this form and pay with cash only.
PRICING
On the day ticket
(does not include race pack or medallion)
Adult
Child/Concession
Total amount
Child: 3 - 17 years old. Children under 3 are free.
Concession: Seniors, students and health care card holder.
YOUR DETAILS
If registering with a group/family please complete deta
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DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE - E-NEWSFrom the School Nurse...
It’s Time We Talked
Presentation
On 28th April, Drouin Secondary hosted an evening
with Maree Crabbe who spoke to parents and
teachers about the impact of pornography on young
people’s sexual understandings and experiences.
The evening was informative, interesting and
empowering. Here are some thoughts from parents
who attended the evening:
“I have to admit that I was feeling quite nervous
about what content would be covered, with
relief and surprise, the evening was interesting,
engaging and relevant about the health and
wellbeing of our kids”.
“What I took away from the session is that it is
not the ‘talk about pornography’ that will help our
youth, but giving them the tools that they need
to live in the world where it exists and they WILL
be exposed to it. Tools to help them question what they are
exposed to and that doesn’t just go for pornography, it goes
for all media and communication”.
For more information and resources for parents and young
people go to: https://itstimewetalked.com/
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DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE - E-NEWSThis year Kaye Clarke was welcomed to Drouin Secondary Jacob, Year 11,
College as the new Head Start Coordinator. With Kaye’s is undertaking
support Head Start Apprentices and Trainees attend school Certificate III in
part time to achieve their VCAL or VCE, earn a fair wage Agriculture (Dairy
while working part time as an apprentice/trainee as well as Production) working
undertake accredited training in a trade qualification. with local farm SC &
AM Kent.
Kaye and the careers team would like to congratulate
Callum Redcliffe and Hailey Shanks who have recently
joined the Head Start Program.
Callum is
undertaking
Year 11 and
commenced his
apprenticeship
working with
Meggetto
Asphalting &
Civil
Construction. Matthew is
As part of his also Year 11
apprenticeship, and working
Callum has started his Certificate III in Civil Construction with local
qualification. farm G & R
Atherton while
Hailey is working undertaking
with Haze Hair by Certificate III in
Design as an Agriculture.
Apprentice
Hairdresser
commencing her
Certificate III in
Hairdressing while
also continuing
with Year 11 VCAL Lauren’s “head
studies. start” to her career
is with Sparrow
Early Learning
Centre working
towards her
Certificate III in
Early Childhood
Education & Care
while undertaking
her Year 12 VCAL.
Kaye has been busy getting to know her Head Start
Apprentices and Trainees, including Jacob Kleeven and
Matthew Atherton who are six months into their traineeships
and Lauren Cardus who started her traineeship in January.
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DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE - E-NEWSSSVWG Year 8 Boys AFL
The Year 8 Boys AFL team played Round 3
in the interschool West Gippsland
Championships at Moe on 6th May – DSC v LC
against Trafalgar High School (THS), DSC 5.7.37 d LC 0.1.1
Marist Sion College Warragul (MSCW) Goal Kickers: Regan Awty 2, Rylie Baker, Campbell
and Lowanna College Newborough (LC). Gibbons, Sam Hughes.
Here is a wrap up of the day. Best Players: Lucas Earl, Regan Awty, Campbell
Gibbons, Lachie McDonald, Dean Bailey & Riley Baker
Round 1 Report: Kicking against the breeze in the first half
the boys held up really well, the half time scores being
– DSC v THS DSC 0.2.2 v LC 0.1.1. Our boys took full advantage of
the breeze in the second half, getting back to the style
DSC 6.3.39 d THS 1.0.6 of football we were playing throughout the first match
Goal Kickers: Regan Awty 3, Brock Sawyer 2, Lucas against THS. We booted five unanswered goals in the
Earl 1. second half, in tricky windy conditions. We were able to
find different avenues to goal which was very pleasing
Best Players: Brodie Atkins, Regan Awty, Brock
for DSC.
Sawyer, Lucas Earl & Cody McInnes.
Report: The boys’ ball movement from the midfield was Overall -
outstanding and this group also impressed with their
defensive running abilities. DSC players showed they DSC 11.12.78 v Opposition 4.2.26
were clearly well coached back at their home clubs with
Goal Kickers: Regan Awty 5, Brock Sawyer 2, Lucas
instilled good habits in their game play. The forward
Earl, Rylie Baker, Campbell Gibbons, Sam Hughes.
group held their structure, this allowed for many scoring
opportunities. Best Players: Regan Awty (Mid), Lucas Earl (Fwd/
Mid), Campbell Gibbons (Ruck/Fwd), Cody McInnes
Round 2 (CHB), Brodie Atkins (Mid) & Lachie McDonald (W/F).
– DSC v MSCW Report: The boys finished with two wins and one loss
which was a really positive day for the group. They
MSCW 3.1.19 d DSC 0.2.2 represented the college to a high standard and should
be really proud of their achievements. Hopefully the
Best Players: Cody McInnes & Campbell Gibbons. group are looking forward to representing the college in
Report: DSC held their own in the first half in trying the future after their outstanding efforts today, well done
conditions. In fact, we were ahead at half time with to all involved. A special mention to Joshua Downes for
the scores situated at DSC 0.2.2 v MSCW 0.1.1. We doing the goal umpiring and Sport & Recreation Trainee
weren’t able to adapt to the conditions as well as the Lauren McLean for being Team Manager, thank you for
MSCW boys, who booted three majors in the second your work on the day.
half to stay undefeated and leave DSC with one win
Jack Barnes,
and one loss.
Physical Education Teacher
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10AM TIL 2PM
LUNCH TIME DROP IN
*NO GUARANTEED TIMES
DR. EFRANT NURSE
HARNEAN LARAINE
ONCE REQUESTED ELISA (ADMIN STAFF) WILL EMAIL
WHETHER YOUR APPOINTMENT IS CONFIRMED OR NOT.
FIT2DRIVE Program
On Thursday 27th May, all Year 11s and 12s had the opportunity to
participate in the Fit2Drive Program.
The Fit2Drive program aims to instill in young adults with the belief and
capacity to change and influence attitudes and behaviours in relation
to risky road use, and supports them to take responsibility for keeping
themselves and their mates safe. The program does not teach driving
skills, but instead focuses on the responsibilities of all young people
either as drivers or passengers.
This valuable program allowed students to listen to guest speaker
stories, participate in role plays as well as discuss strategies in the
workshops to support them to make safer choices when driving or as
passengers.
A big thank you to all senior students who participated in the program
and to the Fit2Drive presenters who were able to cater their program to
support our school community.
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DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE - E-NEWSVCE Theatre Studies
On Friday 14th and Saturday 15th May, students in
VCE Theatre Studies presented their interpretation
of the play, Metamorphoses by Mary Zimmerman.
The play showed different Greek myths focusing
on love and transformation due to love. Students
Metamorphoses
designed all set, costume, make-up, props, lighting
and sound. The set consisted of a swimming pool,
half with water, half with fog and lights.
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DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE - E-NEWSLive4Life Baw Baw 2021 We are excited to welcome A Year 8 Celebration Live4Life event unfortunately had to be
Year 8 students to the postponed due to the recent lockdown. The event is a Crew
Live4Life initiative in 2021. led introduction to Live4Life for our Year 8 cohort, marking the
beginning of the whole school initiative. The event will have
Live4Life Baw Baw was
guest speakers, a short video and information pertaining to
created in response to a
the TMHFA training being delivered at Drouin Secondary,
reported increase from
and an introduction to the theme for 2021 ‘Start the talk to
schools and agencies, in
end the Stigma’.
depression, anxiety, cyber
bullying and self-harm Year 8 students will participate in 3 x 75-minute education
which has led to the need sessions delivered by Mental Health First Aid accredited
for a coordinated response trainers. Further information about the course can be found at
to address our young people’s mental health. https://mhfa.com.au/teen-further-info# (scroll to Teen Years
7-9 program information).
Live4Life Baw Baw is made up of the following components:
If you have any questions or concerns about this initiative,
1. Delivery of Teen Mental Health First Aid (TMHFA) training
please do not hesitate to contact DSC Live4Life school
to Year 8 and 10 students.
contact, Kaz Thurgood (Karen.Thurgood@education.vic.
2. Delivery of Youth Mental Health First Aid training to gov.au) or Tanarly Hood on 0436 032 500 or via email at
teachers and parents Tanarly.hood@bawbawshire.vic.gov.au
3. Live4Life Crew - Year 9 and 10 students who volunteer to
support the delivery of key mental health messages, run
the launch and celebration events for the Year 8 students,
and plan and promote a mental health awareness
competition annually.
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HOCKEY SKILLS ACQUISITION
Photo: Warragul Gazette
PROGRAM
2021 Season
Gippsland FC is a Gippsland based Football Club formed through a necessity to develop a local pathway for
talented community club players (boys and girls) within the region to take that next step in their football careers.
The Club was created in line with Football Federation Australia’s (FFA) national standards and now hosts 3 x
Junior Boys teams (U17, U15, U14) currently playing in the Junior Boys National Premiership League (JBNPL) as
ALL well as offering an FFA designed Skills Acquisition Program (SAP) for boys and girls aged 9-12 and a Girls
WEATHER Development Program (GDP) – partnering with the community clubs to further enhance the skills of any talented
SYNTHETIC
PITCH young girls aged 12-16.
DROUIN
Players for all squads and programs hail from right across the Gippsland catchment area – East, South, West and
Central Gippsland youth are all benefitting from these programs.
West Gippsland Hockey Association provides the opportunity for men,
women and children to enjoy the game of hockey in a fun & supportive
environment.
Join one of our 4 CLUBS to play in the winter competitions April - Gippsland FC – Skill Acquisition Program (SAP)
September or our Metropolitan Competition.
Adults are very welcome to play in any of the senior competitions Gippsland FC will once again deliver the Football Federation Australia (FFA) SAP Program in 2021. The program
including Masters. No experience is necessary — you are never too old to
is suitable for dedicated players (boys & girls) aged from 9 to 12 and focuses on the skill acquisition phase of
learn this fabulous and spirited game.
development. The program allows likeminded players from across Gippsland to come together to develop their
All REGIONAl GAmEs ARE plAyEd At BEllBIRd pARk, football under a qualified coaching group specialising in Junior/Youth Development. The SAP Program is in
lAmpARds Rd, dROuIN. addition to a player’s community club commitments and will be held on non-standard training nights.
All AGEs plAy ON sAtuRdAy wIth AN AltERNAtIvE Gippsland FC will aim to deliver programs based in the East, Central, West and South Gippsland areas of
stIck2hOckEy pROGRAm AvAIlABlE sAtuRdAy Gippsland.
mORNINGs ANd mONdAy NIGhts FOR juNIORs.
pAthwAys ARE AvAIlABlE tO thE vIctORIAN mEtRO • Age Group – Under 9, 10, 11 & 12 (Girls & Boys born 2009 – 2012)
cOmpEtItIONs FOR All juNIOR ANd sENIOR plAyERs.
• Venues
www.wgha.asn.au
o Central Gippsland - Latrobe City Stadium and Trafalgar Victory
LET S PLAY
West Gippsland Hockey Association Inc. Soccer Club
o South Gippsland – Wonthaggi Recreational Reserve
HOCKEY
o East Gippsland - Godfrey Baldwin Reserve, Sale and
Howitt Park, Bairnsdale
o West Gippsland - Bellbird Recreation Reserve, Drouin.
• Program Features
StICk2HoCkey CoMpetItIoN o Weekly Training Sessions (up to 2)
either 9:15-10:15am Saturday o Gippsland Regional Gala Days
oR 5:30-6:30pm Monday
o Football Victoria Gala Day Tournaments
Boys and girls train and play during the same timeslot.
www.wgha.asn.au o Participation in suitable tournaments when available
AzteCS HoCkey CLUB • Duration - Commencing April through to September
training Wednesday 4:00 - 6:00pm
www.wgha.asn.au
To register your interest, please visit www.gippslandfc.com to complete a registration form or email
GULLS HoCkey CLUB
admin@gippslandfc.com. Registrations are now open for all Gippsland regions.
training tuesday U12 4:30 - 5:30pm
U15 & U18 5:30 - 6:30pm
www.wgha.asn.au
DRoUIDS HoCkey CLUB
training thursday 5:00 - 6:30pm junior age groups
www.wgha.asn.au
WARRIoRS HoCkey GRoUp
training Monday 4.30 - 6:00pm All age groups
www.wgha.asn.au
GIppSLAND BULLS HoCkey CLUB
training Wednesday 5:30 - 7:00pm juniors
6:30 - 8:00pm seniors
www.wgha.asn.au
NeW MeMBeRS WeLCoMe
please contact Steph 0429 356 775
www.wgha.asn.au
West Gippsland Hockey Association Inc.
Version April 2021
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DROUIN SECONDARY COLLEGE - E-NEWSCOLLEGE DATES
WEEK 9 - Term 2
Monday 14/06 Queen's Birthday Holiday REMINDERS
Tuesday 15/06 School Photo Catch Up Day SCHOOL PHOTO CATCH UP DAY -
Unit 2 & 4 VCE Studies Commence Tuesday 15th June
Wednesday 16/06 College Council 6.30pm
LAST DAY OF TERM -
Sunday 20/06 Central Australia Camp departs Friday 25th June - Finish 2.30pm
(Buses depart one hour earlier from 2.30pm)
WEEK 10 - Term 2
Monday 21/06 Year 10 Work Experience Week commences CSEF APPLICATIONS -
Close last day of term
Tuesday 22/06 SRC Meeting - Lunchtime
Wednesday 23/06 Year 12 Mid Year English Exam COURSE SELECTION EVENING -
Tuesday 3rd August @ 6pm (New Date)
Friday 25/06 Last Day of Term 2 - Finish 2.30pm
WEEK 1 - Term 3 STUDENT FREE DAY -
Monday 12/07 First Day of Term 3 Wednesday 25th August 2021 (New Date)
WEEK 2 - Term 3
Monday 19/07 Year 7-9 Challenge Week commences
WEEK 4 - Term 3
Tuesday 03/08 College Course Selection Evening (NEW
DATE) TBC
Live4Life Baw Baw Crew Meeting
WEEK 7 - Term 3
Tuesday 24/08 College Council 6.30pm
Wednesday 25/08 Student Free Day (NEW DATE)
WEEK 10 - Term 3
Thursday 16/09 Parent/Teacher/Student Meetings TBC
Friday 17/09 Parent/Teacher/Student Meetings TBC
Last Day of Term 3
ALL ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CURRENT
RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE AT THAT TIME *Disclaimer - Please note some images in this newsletter were taken
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