HouseNews From the Principal’s Desk
What’s On Term 2 Week 4 Mon 21 May 8.30am-2pm 8.30-9.30am
Day Exc.: Yr 3 Chinese Yr 7 Principal/ Parent Coffee Morning
8.30am
Yr 4 Camp
Tue 22 May 8.30am3.30pm
Exc.: Yrs 7 & 8 da Vinci Decathlon
Wed 23 May 8.30am3.30pm 8.30am3.30pm
Exc.: Yrs 9-11 da Vinci Decathlon Yrs 7 & 8 Maths Olympiad
8.45am-2pm
Exc.: Yr 5
Thu 24 May 8.30am3.30pm
Exc.: Yrs 5 & 6 da Vinci Decathlon
9.30am-1pm
Yr 10 Immunisation Clinic
3.30-8.30pm
Exc.: Yr 12 Studies of Religion Junior School Music Festival
6-7.30pm Fri 25 May 3-6.30pm
Yrs 7-10 Chess Competition
Sat 26 May 7.30am1.30pm
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Yr 12 NAFT Study Skills Day
Term Dates Term 2, 2018
1 May to 29 Jun
Term 3, 2018
24 Jul to 21 Sep
Term 4, 2018
Yrs E-6: 16 Oct to 12 Dec Yrs 7-11: 16 Oct to 13 Dec
*Kindergarten, Year 7 and all new students only. All other students commence the following day.
Contacts Student Absences: Please use the Skoolbag app or Log in to the Edumate Portal or email attendance@tphs.nsw.edu.au Get Skoolbag app: Skoolbag General: Phone: 02 9981 4400 Fax: 02 9971 1627
www.pittwaterhouse.com.au
16 May 2018
MOTHERS’ DAY, 2018 The sense of family and community is one of our treasured components at Pittwater House, and never was this more in evidence than at the sold-out Mothers’ Day Lunch last Thursday. With a long waiting list with a hoped-for last-minute call-up for those who missed out on a ticket, and a continuous sense of joy and appreciation for those in the Hall, we were witness to great musical features from the Cantabile and Chamber Choirs from the Junior School. The food, bought to us by our wonderful Pittwater House Chefs, was a hit as was the opportunity for some serious shopping! The generosity of gift baskets from each class added a real panache to the day. The extent of thought and beautiful arrangement in each, created a sense of expectation as the barrel was set in motion. The Raffle was a huge success… and I thank all those parents who were gracious in buying tickets from the Principal as she scoured the room!! I shall leave the final figures to the PHPA to divulge in due course. Of course, none of this would have been possible without the efforts of a dedicated group from the PHPA. Under the leadership of Laura Suttor and supported by Kate Parsons, Katie Chambers, Helen McMahon, Connie Pople, Cat Gillespie and Lucy Dennison, the Committee had further support from those setting up the Hall on Wednesday and putting on the final touches and then the speedy clean up on Thursday. Further thanks to Melissa Langley, Karen Nyunt, Amber Potter, Eleni Mitakos, Deb Shein, Paula Arnold and Shay Gillings, for your work. Additionally, the Year 10 Food Technology students who plated up and served, had a great experience in the service industry… An interesting addition was the opportunity for one of our World Challenge groups to fundraise for their upcoming trip to Myanmar in July. Congratulations to Duncan and his team for spotting a way to add to their funds which will help village children in their school.
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CONTENTS
From the Principal’s Desk ........... 1
From the Principal’s Desk continued I do hope that all our mothers in our tight knit Pittwater House family, had a
MOTHERS’ DAY, 2018 ............... 1 wonderful Sunday and were feted, as you should be. My hope always, is that From the Principal’s Desk continued .................................. 2 General News ............................ 3 EDUMATE AND SKOOLBAG BASIC TRAINING SESSIONS ....... 3 FROM THE CO-ORDINATOR OF CREATIVE ARTS ......................... 3 FROM THE SCHOOL UNIFORM SHOP ......................................... 5 LIBRARY - SAVE THE DATE! ....... 5 Senior School News ................... 5 FROM THE HEALTH CENTRE ...... 5
mothers are remembered and cared for, not only on Mother’s Day, but on every day of the year.
A wonderful story of the power of community was shared with me last weekend… it emanated from a leading Australian school with a Campus in the Victorian high-country. In brief, one member of Staff had taken her horse out for a ride in a particularly inaccessible and steep area. She had a fall and became disoriented and concussed, and unconscious for an unknown period. Knowing the general terrain was remote, rugged and particularly challenging, yet with the advanced technology available, that School put their disaster plan into action. All Staff went out to find her… with a small group remaining behind to care for the students, whose lessons were suspended. On the third day, she was found, safe. It was the Staff of the School who found her, aided as they were by the police and SES volunteers, using their training, their knowledge of the area and resources such as satellite trackers and a new radio system. Such stories give schools great pride when they know that communities such as theirs, put their hearts and souls, and in this case, their grit and determination to beat the odds, to a happy ending.
CADET NEWS ............................. 6 When we take our students out on field trips, on camps and cadet bivouacs, we do so knowing of the potential for accidents and incidents. What we also
YEAR 10 GRAMMAR SEMINAR .. 6 do, is have emergency plans in place, knowing that our community, too, will Junior School News .................... 7 put their all into a response worthy of our School Motto, Semper Diligens, Always Hardworking.
FROM THE HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOLS ................................... 7 In the past fortnight, we have enjoyed the Junior School cross-country events. Such a great sense of dedication from all the students, whether in their first
J5 STEM PROJECT ...................... 7 Kindergarten event or from the serious and dedicated runners in Year 6. As
always, it was a happy day with many parents and grandparents watching in
FROM THE ECC .......................... 7 awe and being prepared for the tired children they would greet at day’s end. School Sports ............................. 8 Thank you to Mr McGregor and the class teachers for another fine event. CANTEEN CHEF’S SELECTIONS TERM 2 .................................... 16 CANTEEN WINTER MENU – TERMS 2 AND 3 ....................... 16 PHPA (Pittwater House Parents’ Association) ............................. 16
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And we could not have the 2018 Budget without a post-Budget event… in this case, some of the HSC Economics students, sitting in the Board Room to unpack and analyse the budget for their HSC topic of Economics Policies and Management. We were honoured to have Mr Justice Bernstein address the secondary school in our SEA Assembly this week. Justice Bernstein is a US Supreme Court Justice, Iron Man and Marathon runner who is doubly disabled as he got run over while running a marathon. Blind since birth, Justice Bernstein has never seen the defendants he has sentenced to life in prison, nor the lawyers defending or prosecuting them. He relies instead on the energy in the room to gauge reaction, an instinct he believes is a powerful gift of blindness. He also relies on his ‘dedication to the intensification of memorisation’. He shared with the School what it means to live life. He is a tireless advocate for disabled rights and providing a voice to those who would otherwise be forced to be silent. This was an extraordinary moment for those fortunate to hear his story. Dr Nancy Hillier, Principal
General News EDUMATE AND SKOOLBAG BASIC TRAINING SESSIONS If you are interested in some basic training in Edumate and Skoolbag, please call School Admin on 9981 4400 or email school.admin@tphs.nsw.edu.au to book a half hour appointment between 7.30am and 3pm.
FROM THE CO-ORDINATOR OF CREATIVE ARTS Welcome to Term 2. We have had an exciting start to 2018, with our highly successful Senior Play ‘Whale’. Congratulations to all the students and staff involved under the Direction of Mr Sam Hawkins. Our Year 11 Visual Arts students will be heading off in a few weeks to Bundanon (Bundanon was a gift from the Australian artist Arthur Boyd and his wife Yvonne, located on the Shoalhaven River) with an overnight excursion and workshops in preparation for this HSC year in Visual Art. The students will be attending workshops and many artmaking experiences. Junior School Music Festival The Junior School Music Festival will take place on Thursday 24 May and Monday 28 May. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to perform with a supportive audience and is ideal preparation for students about to take exams and perform in eisteddfods. There is a 4 minute time limit and students may perform up to 3 pieces. It is not essential to have lessons in the school to participate. Further information will be found on Skoolbag next week or by emailing jim.abraham@tphs.nsw.edu.au Eisteddfod Dance: IRBD Challenge – Saturday 26 May at Pittwater House Stage 1 Eisteddfod Dance Ensemble – 8am to 10am – Meet at Creative Arts Centre Stage 2 Eisteddfod Dance Ensemble – 8am to 10am – Meet at Creative Arts Centre Stage 3 Eisteddfod Dance Ensemble – 8:45am to 12midday – Meet at Creative Arts Centre Junior Lyrical Eisteddfod Dance Ensemble – 8:45am to 12midday – Meet at Creative Arts Centre Senior Contemporary Eisteddfod Dance Ensemble – 11am to 1:15pm – Meet at Creative Arts Centre Stage 4 Eisteddfod Dance Ensemble – 12midday to 2pm – Meet at Creative Arts Centre Senior Jazz Eisteddfod Dance Ensemble – 12midday to 2pm – Meet at Creative Arts Centre Please Note: All the above Dates, Time, Costume and other details are on Eisteddfod Dance Course in Canvas.
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HSC Creative Arts Schowcase Night In Week 8 of this term, we will be showcasing our HSC Dance, Drama and Music students in the Creative Arts Centre. This will be held over two nights Tuesday 19 June (Dance and Music) and Wednesday 20 June (Drama and Music). These are excellent night that allow the students to perform their works in front of a supportive audience. Junior School Creative Arts Evening Term 2 has one of the highlights of the school year – The Junior School Creative Arts Evening! This will take place in the School Hall on Thursday 28 June. Every student from Kindergarten to Year 6 will be preparing for this. The doors open at 5.30pm and performances will start at 6pm. Years 9-12 Visual Arts and Photography and Digital Media On Saturday 5 May, the Years 9-12 Elective Visual Arts and Photography and Digital Media students had the opportunity to partake in an educator-led tour of the 21st Biennale, an international festival of Contemporary art, held every two years on Cockatoo Island (one of 7 venues). The exhibition’s overarching theme this year was Superimposition Equilibrium and engagement under the artistic leadership of Mami Kataoka Chief Curator of Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. The exhibition is a compelling exploration of the most urgent issues of our day, among them, the unprecedented movement of people across the globe. Cockatoo Island had strong references to the refugee crisis, forced migration and the human condition as well as holistic views on the nature of the universe. In addition to this it also provided students with a hands-on approach to viewing and interacting with artworks in public spaces as opposed to the traditional setting of a gallery space. The highlight was seeing Ai Wei Wei’s newest work Law of the Journey completed in 2017. A fantastic day had by all who attended with lots of thought provoking artworks presented throughout the day; an invaluable experience for any Visual Arts and Photography and Digital Media student.
We are Going on Tour! Bathurst Band Tour 2018 - Monday 24 September to Friday 28 September 2018 Note: This date is the first week of the September Spring Recess We had our first rehearsal this week and it was very exciting to hear the quality of the ensemble already. Please visit or email the Creative Arts Cottage if you have any questions. musictutor@tphs.nsw.edu.au Years 7-12 HICES Music Festival: 19 to 22 August 2018 We have completed all video auditions and are now waiting on the placement information. If you have any questions contact the Creative Arts Cottage through email musictutor@tphs.nsw.edu.au. Instrumental Ensembles - Folders and Music 2018 has seen a significant increase in membership throughout all instrumental ensembles. We do expect that all students have practice copies of their music and take these to their private tutor between ensembles rehearsals to assist them preparing for the coming weeks. Please ensure that your students have a folder for this music and bring it to every rehearsal. If students require practice copies or have misplaced their music, it is the responsibility of the students to email musictutor@tphs.nsw.edu.au and ask for a copy. When emailing please ensure that you include the title of the piece and the part required. If students have misplaced their entire folder please replace folder and email musictutor@tphs.nsw.edu.au to gain replacement parts.
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Instrumental Music Tuition At Pittwater House we offer an extensive internal Instrumental Music Tuition Program. We offer instrumental tuition in all String, Wind and Brass Instruments, Percussion which includes Drumkit and Tuned Percussion, Vocal Lessons Guitar, Bass Guitar and Piano Lessons. For more information about private music tuition please email: musictutor@tphs.nsw.edu.au. Creative Arts Student Achievements Throughout the year our very talented Creative Arts students will be performing in numerous Eisteddfods competing in many sections such as: Contemporary Vocal, Solo Dance, Dance Groups, Solo Instrumental and Instrumental Groups. These students will be representing either Pittwater House, themselves or their own private studios. We would like to acknowledge the results of students, please let us know of their Creative Arts success throughout the year by emailing musictutor@tphs.nsw.edu.au and we will publish the results. Mr David Cosentino, Co-ordinator of Creative Arts
FROM THE SCHOOL UNIFORM SHOP Girls Navy pants for Years 5-12 are in stock now and Sock Garters will be available from this Friday.
LIBRARY - SAVE THE DATE! The Pittwater House Library’s second ‘Live@Library’ author event is here! It will be held in the library on Monday 25 June at 6.30pm for a 7pm start. Gorgeous local author and mum, Sandie Docker will speak about her path to being published – the ups the downs and the funny moments in between. Sandie has recently signed with one of the largest publishing houses – Penguin Random House for a 3-book deal. Her first novel, ‘The Kookaburra Creek Café’ is currently in the bookshops and selling fast. Copies of her book will be available for purchase on the night through Beachside Bookshop, and Sandie will be available for signings and a casual chat. The event is designed to coincide with our book fair and literary week. Book sales from the night will go towards supporting the Pittwater House library The event will be ticketed and is strictly child free. Only $12.00 a ticket (including GST and booking fee) Wine and refreshments will be served. Tickets available NOW at: https://sandie.eventbrite.com.au Ms Kayte Eyre, Head Librarian – Senior School
Senior School News FROM THE HEALTH CENTRE The next Immunisation Clinic for students will be held on Thursday 24 May. This will involve: 1. Year 10 College and Grammar for Meningococcal ACWY vaccine 2. Any Year 7 student who missed the immunisation clinic earlier this year and has returned their consent form 3. Any Year 8 student who needs to catch up a vaccine missed in the school program in 2017 Year 10 consent forms have been sent home. Please contact the Health Centre if you require another. Any queries can be directed to the Health Centre on 9972 5734. Sr Ingrid Scouller, RN and Sr Karen Brocklebank, RN HouseNews Issue 2018 / 8
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CADET NEWS
Over the holiday period a number of senior cadets were involved in Ceremonies of Remembrance at locations such as Pittwater House, RSL Lifecare Collaroy, Glenaeon Village Belrose, Manly Dam War Memorial Park, State Transit Bus Depot Brookvale and the Collaroy Ex-Services Club. The cadets who gave up their time to perform these duties were CUO Luke, CUO Reilly, WO1 Naveen, WO2 Penny, WO2 Lara, SGT Topaz, SGT Isabella, SGT Adelaide, CPL James, CPL Dominic, CPL Hannah, CPL Luke, CPL Ashley, LCPL Bodhi, LCPL Duncan, LCPL Phoenix, LCPL Inigo, LCPL Cameron, LCPL Lachlan, LCPL Daniel, LCPL Ewan and LCPL Callum. At each of the seven ceremonies that these cadets were involved in, attending ex-servicemen and ex-service women commented favourably on the quality of the drill performed and the excellent manner in which the cadets interacted with senior members of the audience. WO1 Naveen and SGT Topaz attended the Adventure Training Award (ATA) camp in the Canberra region during the first week of the school holidays. I am pleased to inform the wider school community that both candidates were successful in completing the award and now proudly wear their ATA ‘boomerangs’ on their uniforms. Capt.(AAC) S. McClean
YEAR 10 GRAMMAR SEMINAR On Monday 7 May the Year 10 Grammar students took part in Glen Gerreyn’s ‘Men of Honour’ seminar. The seminar covered a range of topics, from how to identify a mentor, to how to attain a balanced lifestyle – and everything in between. It was so pleasing to see our young men maintain focus over the entirety of the seminar, as well as, the initiative they demonstrated in taking notes throughout. Furthermore, Glen was highly complementary of their attitude and respectful behaviour, and the way they participated in discussing the issues he raised. The students were then led through a further two hour session after lunch where they had the opportunity to start thinking about the challenges associated with the transition from boys to men and what it meant to be a man of honour. An emphasis of the day was on the decisions that young men make and the ramifications of those decisions, both for them and for those around them. We know our young men will not always make the right call, but they know they have a strong network around them for support as they grow into men of honour.
Dr Col Harrison, Head of Grammar and Mr Paul Berecry, Secondary Stage 5 Leader - Grammar
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Junior School News FROM THE HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOLS Thank you to all family members and friends who came along to support the students in their Cross Country carnivals last week. It is a tough event and we are extremely proud of all the students for giving their best effort. The representative team has been selected to compete at the HICES Cross Country in Orange on Tuesday 29 May. All students in the Junior School should now be wearing their full winter uniform to and from school as per the Skoolbag notification. The new white blouses are worn by the Kindergarten to Year 4 girls and new trousers can be worn by the young ladies in Years 5 and 6. The new track suit is also a very smart looking garment. The Outdoor Education Group camps will take place for Year 4 in Week 4 and for Year 3 in Week 5 and I’m certain all students will have a wonderful time forming stronger bonds and growing in independence and self assuredness. I would like to inform you that I am taking two weeks long service leave and will return to school on Tuesday 29 May. In my absence Mrs Amy Tickle will be acting Head of Junior School. Please contact Mrs Tickle if you have any urgent matters. Mrs Ruth Achurch, Head of Junior Schools J5 STEM PROJECT In J5, we have been learning about Colonisation in History. We investigated how the first settlers arrived in Australia and built their shelters. When learning about their shelters we worked together in group to design and build small versions of their huts. The materials we used to build the sculptures were sticks, leaves, bark, and modelling clay to help us join the sticks together. As a part of the design process, our shelters then got put to the test. We had to construct a haven that was waterproof, wind-proof and heat-proof. J5 had so much fun designing and building these huts and would love to do something similar again. Thank you to Miss Floyd and Ms Dooley for giving us the opportunity.
Mirabelle and Kameko (J5) FROM THE ECC The children and staff of the Early Childhood Centre had a wonderful ‘theatre experience’ in our first week of term, when we all excitedly piled on to the big School bus and headed off to Glen Street Theatre. There we were treated to a production based on the book, ‘Josephine Wants to Dance’, a story about dreams, believing in yourself…and a dancing kangaroo. For many of our children, it was their first time on a bus and I’m unsure whether the play or the return bus trip was the biggest highlight! As the lights dimmed the children settled into their seats...and then the play began. They were all mesmerised by the actors on the stage and their portrayal of Josephine and her escapades in the pursuit of her dream to be a ‘real’ dancer. It opened up a magical world for them where the animals spoke, danced and sang...the costumes were amazing! At the conclusion of the production the children joined with the rest of the audience in giving the actors a big round of well-deserved applause! A question and answer session with the actors followed. We then had our morning tea in the gardens and made our way back to the bus, for the return journey to school. HouseNews Issue 2018 / 8
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The staff and parent helpers were very proud of the children for their beautiful behavior throughout the excursion. They were a credit to themselves, the ECC and the School. This was a wonderful support to our literacy program, where the children experienced a story that they love, come to life. We look forward to taking the children on their next adventure...where ever that may be! A huge thank you to our wonderful parent helpers, whose assistance was invaluable.
Mrs Andrea Murray, ECC Co-ordinator
School Sports STUDENT SUCCESS Congratulations Megan (C10), who has been selected in the U16s NSW Water Polo Team again for this year and will be travelling to New Zealand in July to play in the Pan Pacific Tournament. Megan’s older brother Harry has just finished his National League season and has been asked to go to New Zealand as well as the U20s NSW Goal Keeper while he is not tied up with Water Polo Australia commitments. The Pan Pacs will be will be a real family affair for the family this year! Good luck to both Megan and Harry. ACADEMIES Basketball Academy – Junior School Years 1-6 The 8-week course commenced on Thursday 10 May and will run until Thursday 28 June. The 1 hour training sessions are held in the Pittwater House Sports Centre from 3.30-4.30pm and cost $150 per student per term. It is not too late to join this academy. Basketball Academy – Senior School Years 7-12 The 8-week course commenced on Friday 11 May and will run until Friday 29 June. The 1 hour training sessions are held in the Pittwater House Sports Centre from 3.30-4.30pm and cost $150 per student per term. It is not too late to join this academy. Futsal Academy - Years 2-9 The 8-week course commenced on Tuesday 8 May and will run until Tuesday 26 June. The 1 hour training sessions are held in the Pittwater House Sports Centre from 3.30-4.30pm and cost $75 per student per term. It is not too late to join this academy. Soccer Academy - Years 1-10 The 7-week course commenced on Monday 7 May and will run until Monday 25 June. The 1 hour training sessions are held on the School oval from 3.30-4.30pm and cost $130 per student per term. It is not too late to join this academy. Please Note: due to Term 2 being a short term this academy will only run for 7 weeks at the reduced rate above. CO-CURRICULAR SPORT - TERM 2 Advanced Boardriders The aim of the Pittwater House Advance Boardriders Academy is to coach and train students in the sport of surfing. This will be done through Manly Surf School at Long Reef and Collaroy Beaches on Wednesday and Thursday mornings (surfers can choose which day suits them). The academy commenced in Week 2 of Term 2, if you are interested in joining please see either Mr Nadel or Mr McGregor. HouseNews Issue 2018 / 8
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Grammar Fitness Aged 15 Years+ Commenced in Week 2 of Term 2 and is held on Mondays and Wednesdays at lunchtime in the school fitness centre. More information can be found on Skoolbag. College Fitness Aged 15 Years+ Commenced in Week 2 of Term 2 and is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at lunchtime in the school fitness centre. More information can be found on Skoolbag. Strength and Conditioning Pittwater House Strength and conditioning sessions are co-ordinated by the School Physiotherapists/Exercise Physiologists. “Personalised programs to suit their needs and injury background.” This year’s strength and conditioning classes have quickly increased in popularity. The students have thoroughly enjoyed the classes, but most of all have made some great strength gains and increased their injury prevention ability. As always students will learn about the dangers when it comes to health, strength, conditioning, proper nutrition, physiotherapy based principles such as core activation and correct positioning, and above all, they will receive a personalised program to suit their needs and injury background. Students will enjoy working hard on their strength and fitness which will ultimately help them in their respective sports and above all prevent injury. If they have a current injury this is also the perfect place to be. We can continue and enhance their rehabilitation. When/Where: Monday and Wednesday mornings (7.20-8.15am). Rebates on private health funds will be available at the end of the term via a receipt sent to your email. Rebates come under a "group physiotherapy" clause in your private fund so check with your fund if you can claim under this (most can, some will even cover the entire cost). Please call Andrew at any time on:9999 6666 as soon as possible to secure your position. For more info email holisticphysiofitness@gmail.com Swimming Squad Training – Years 7-12 The PDHPE Department will be conducting Senior Swimming Squad Training sessions at The Pittwater House Schools pool on Tuesdays and Thursdays during lunchtime. The swimming squad training sessions will be used to help improve those swimmers who will be representing The Pittwater House Schools swimming season with a focus on fitness and swimming development. Tennis Coaching We are continuing our successful before school, lunchtime and after school programs at The Pittwater House School’s tennis court behind the main reception area. This is fantastic way for your child to learn and develop new skills and get involved with the Tennis Australia accredited Hotshots program. We are also involved with the popular Tennis Northern Beaches Saturday morning competition which gives your child the best environment to further their tennis experience. Contact Les Hegyessy 0402 731 196 or Oliver Cordell 0403 833 293. TEAM SPORT – JUNIOR SCHOOL PISA Senior Boys B Football v Covenant Christian (11 May). Won 2-1. The senior soccer B team defeated Covenant Christian in a hard-fought match. Goals were scored by Noah and Jaxton with Max being awarded Man-of the-Match. PISA Junior Boys B Football v Northern Beaches Christian School (11 May). Lost 0-6. The boys had their first training session with Mr Whisson on a very cold and windy day. All boys arrived on time, full kit and ready for a run. The enthusiasm was evident as they were put through their paces. The boys were defeated 0-6 in an exhausting game and will need to stay in position to be more competitive. Player-of the-Week was Charlie. PISA Mixed Hockey v Northern Beaches Christian School (11 May). Lost 1-2. This was their first team game with most having never played hockey before. The team demonstrated perseverance, listening skills and team work throughout the match. They lost by one goal and stopped many that came their way. A tremendous effort by all. PISA Senior Girls A Netball v Covenant Christian School (11 May). Won 23-0. The team started their season off with a convincing win. The girls played well as a unit and will only improve as the term progresses. Our captain for the game Molly was dominant down the defence end. Emma and Scarlett worked hard in unison with Molly, preventing any balls from reaching the opponents shooters. Our centre court players Addison, Jasmine and Darcey were quick with their breaks and passes, effortlessly transitioning the ball from the defence end to our shooters. Sophie, Grace and Jessica worked their magic in the goal circle, patiently working the ball towards the post and finishing with some great goals. Addison was Player-of the-Match for her team work and relentless effort. A great game played by all members. Well done girls!
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PISA Senior Girls B Netball v Galstuan College (11 May). Won 23-3. The Captain was Marigold and Player-of the-Match was awarded to Chloe for most improved footwork (we were focusing on footwork before the game). The other team were all playing for the first time so our amazing girls helped them with rules, positions etc. Their patience toward the other team was just beautiful. Super proud! PISA Senior Girls B Netball v Northern Beaches Christian School (11 May). Lost 0-9. Players-of the-Match were Millie and Billie and thank you to Stella for being the captain. Even though we lost all girls played extremely well. TEAM SPORT – SENIOR SCHOOL Basketball G6 Pittwater Kings v St Lukes Rangers (9 March). Won 34-11. The Kings dominated the game even though the Rangers had some skilful players who made them work for their goals. There were plenty of opportunities for the Kings to do some impressive layups which made it an enjoyable game to watch. G7 Pittwater Celtics v Bally Prime (9 April). Lost 6-43. Our boys started off well, but our opponents showed more desperation in both offensive and defensive rebounding, maintaining the greater amount of possession. Jake played extremely well, but in general the team must work harder to improve their communication and commitment to holding the ball. Football Grammar U14 B v St Lukes (3 May). Won 4-2. Despite St Lukes only having nine players they still opened the scoring after a ‘kick and chase’ opportunity. St Lukes played to their strengths and really pushed our boys but eventually the superior numbers told and Blake bagged a brace to put TPHS up 2-1 by half time. The pattern of play was much the same in the second half with St Lukes always looking dangerous but unable make it pay without the numbers. A goal each by Sahya and Charlie finished some good attacking movement to put TPHS in command of the game. St Lukes never gave up and some strong individual play saw them pull a goal back to give them some hope but the final result was never in doubt. A good opening win for TPHS. Special mention to Michal whose confidence between the sticks spread throughout the team and showed the importance of having a good keeper. Grammar U16 B v St Leos (1 May). Lost 1-6. For the first game of the season Pittwater House U16 Blues came up against some extremely tough opposition in St Leos. Using ‘Blitzkrieg’ tactics St Leos quickly went four up within 15 minutes with long balls catching our defence square. It seemed there was nothing we could do to halt their advance. However, despite the shock opening the boys dug deep, never surrendered and started creating a few opportunities of their own and traded a goal each in the final minutes of the first half with James Pinnington neatly lobbing the St Leos keeper for our first of the season. A few small tweaks at half time saw the boys retake the field with determination to continue where they left off the first half. St Leos continued to push but the boys had learnt quickly in the first half and kept a much tighter structure to keep St Leos contained and minimise their opportunities whilst being a little unlucky in not getting more from some fast breaks of our own. St Leos have a strong side clearly experienced in playing together but the second half in particular really showed the potential of our team despite the final 6-1 scoreline. Particular mention to Colm and Seb in goals who had plenty to do and to Tommy’s enthusiasm and commitment as he covered every blade of grass on the pitch (twice...even from right wing to left back!) Grammar U18 v Oxford Falls Grammar School (2 May). Won 3-1. A strong TPHS Opens team started the season full of optimism and scored a goal within 15 seconds of kick off! Some sloppy defending gave OFGS a golden opportunity but that was the last time they threatened in the game. The TPHS boys quickly regrouped and were back on level terms just a few minutes later with a goal by Bronson from the edge of the box after a good first touch to beat his defender. After that it was all one way traffic with opportunities for TPHS going wide, high or blocked by the OFGS keeper. By the end of the first half the pressure had to tell and a neat run by Alex, making up for the OFGS goal, put Lachie through who still had plenty to do but made no mistake with a perfect finish. More opportunities came and went for TPHS with Matt finally putting the finishing touches to the game with a neat header on the back post from a corner to finish the game. Netball TPHS Year 8 v Mater Maria (1 May). Lost 8-25. The girls all gave their best effort. They need to work out what positions they are best suited to, watch their passing (try to avoid high loopy passes) and stay in front of the opposition players. They all had fun and worked well as a team.
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TPHS Year 7A v St Lukes (8 May). Lost 16-18. What a great game to start the season! The first time the girls have all played together and they put in an impressive performance – this will be a team to watch! A close game which saw the lead change at each quarter, the girls were narrowly defeated. A great effort with some fantastic passes, goals, team play and strategy. TPHS Year 7B v Mater Maria (8 May). Lost. The 14B's played their first game on Tuesday evening. Possibly not the finest display of netball ever but the girls had a good runaround and gave it their all. Our solitary goal was scored by Chloe while Amelia Byrne and Mia in defence ensured that the opposition's goal count didn't run into the hundreds. The rest of the team was made up of Sienna, Rachael, Darcy, Aiyla, Lara. Last quarter we did a 'lucky dip' for positions so at least we ended on a fun note! Their umpire was atrocious, ours was spectacular so many thanks to Emily. The only way is up girls! Water Polo Pittwater House Intermediate Boys vs St Augustines A (7 May). Lost 0-9. In the first game of the season the team put in a valiant effort against a very strong team. The opening quarter was very tight with the team down 0-1 at the break. The boys were fatigued going into the second half and this allowed St Augustines to score more goals. Whilst it was a loss it was a positive experience as the team performed very well in the first half. They will work on defence and fitness in training. PATHWAY SPORTS HICES Primary Girls Netball Trials Congratulations to the Primary Girls Senior A Netball Team that participated at the HICES Netball Gala Day on Friday 4 May. This is the first time in over 10 years that a Pittwater House team has done so well at these Championships finishing second overall after winning 7 of the 8 round games. Game 1 against Arndell Anglian College TPHS won 5-4 this was a very tough first game with the girls playing together as a team for the first time. Game 2 against Central Coast Grammar, this was a very hard game with CCG becoming undefeated on the day and taking out the championships. Game 3 against St Pauls TPHS winning 10-3, backing up after a hard loss the girls worked hard to come away with another win. Game 4 was against Orange Anglican, by game 4 the girls really started showing some strength in their ability to work well as a team taking away their 3rd win 11-5. Game 5 the last one before a much need break was against Kinross and another win for the girls finishing 10-2. After a nice 30min rest break the girls then took on Redlands with our strong defence end shutting them down to score only 1 goal finishing the game up 11-1. Our 6th game was against All Saints, by now the team was really working well and starting to convert all turn overs, taking away another win and a best for the day 18-1. Our last game of the day was against William Clarke College, we knew this was going to be a hard game as they were sitting in equal 3rd position, after an encouraging prep talk to the girls they finished the day with another great win beating WCC 17-3. Three Pittwater House girls Molly, Jasmine and Jessica were then selected as Possible and Probable’s players narrowing missing out in a position in the HICES Team. Congratulations to the following girls who played with such determination, commitment, discipline and focus and yet still had a great time and lots of fun on the court: Addison, Sophie, Emma, Jasmine, Jessica, Molly, Scarlett, Grace and Darcey. Well done girls. AICES U15 Netball Championships On Monday 7 May, Hannah, Olivia, Eloise, Tehya and Emily travelled to Netball Central to play in the CDSSA U15 Netball team at the AICES U15 Championships. Unfortunately, the girls didn’t come away with any wins however they played with the heart and soul all day putting in their all against some very tough zone teams. Congratulations to Emily who made the short list and played in the possible and probable game. Huge thank you to Patricia Byrne’s for coaching the CDSSA team for us on the day. NSW CIS Primary Boys AFL Trials On the 9th of March Tyrone (P6) travelled to Canberra for the CIS AFL Primary Football Trials. There were 90 boys from all over NSW that trialled to determine the team to play in the NSW Championships. Tyrone was one of the boys selected and will travel to Batemans Bay in May for the championships. Well done Tyrone.
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NSW CIS Primary Boys Football Carnival In extremely hot conditions late last term, we sent our top four Primary Boys in soccer to attend the CIS Selection trials for Football. These boys were representing the HICES team at the trials. Nicolas was captain of the HICES team and he was joined by Tyrone, Hugo and Ted. The team played four matches during the day against nine other association teams from all over NSW. The HICES team won one game (their first on the day) against the HRIS team 4 goals to 2. Tyrone scored two of the goals in impressive fashion. The team then played CSSA and went down 6-0, IPSHA 5-0 and their final outing was against NCIS where they lost a tight one 2–1 with Tyrone scoring our only goal. Tyrone finished the day as the team’s top goal scorer and he was unlucky to miss out on the final possible v probable game that was used to select this year’s CIS Football team. Well done to all the boys: Tyrone, Ted, Hugo and Nic for your efforts on the very hot and challenging day. You are all talented Footballers with promising futures in the game. CDSSA Senior School Football Trials U15 Girls Recently we sent an U15 Girls Football team to the International Football and Tennis school at Kariong to take part in trials to select the CDSSA Football team. Our team played three matches and recorded two draws and one loss on the day. From our squad three of the team were selected to play for CDSSA in the AICES U15 Girls Football Championships. Congratulations on to the following girls: Emily, Savanna and Jena-Elle. SCHOOL CARNIVALS – CROSS COUNTRY Junior School Cross On Friday 4 May, the entire Junior School had their chance to push themselves and run in our Annual Cross-Country Carnival. Each age group had targeted distances that challenged their bodies and minds, especially on the difficult track around the school which includes our very own HeartBreak Hill. Our first race was the 5 to 6 year old age group. Their race distance was approximately 800m, three laps around our oval. I really love watching this race as they battle to keep their little legs moving and it is a real test of character for our youngest members. There were some excellent little athletes, in particular Max and Oriana, who won their races. Next up was the 7 year olds and they had their first chance to run our complete track. Our school track takes on many different surfaces and the hill climb is particularly difficult but these little champions impressed with the way they all ran and finished the course. The champions in this age group were Heath and Abigail. The HICES team is made up from our top 5 athletes in these age groups which are: 8 to 9 years, 10 years and 11 years and the top 6 athletes in the 12+ years category. As we have 8 year olds in grades 2 and 3 we used their times as they ran in two different races bot comprising of two laps of our course or 2km. After the dust settled in both races the 8-9 years champions were Charlie and Sadie. Our 10 years age group has some excellent runners and the results showed some close finishes. Noah won the boys and Arabella who had just arrived in Sydney from the UK that morning, won the girls. Our 11 years race, which was 3km was won by James and Chloe and our 12+ years race deemed Tyrone and Scarlett champions. The HICES race will be at Orange Anglican on Tuesday 29 May. We are aware there is a clash with the Year 3 camp, so please contact Mr Ben McGregor to discuss your options. Our HICES team in order of finishing is as follows: 8-9 years Boys- Charlie, James, Levi, Kyran and Oliver; 8-9 years Girls- Sadie, Ellaline, Grace, Amy and Lucia; 10 years Boys- Noah, Toby, Neehan, Matthew and Alexander; 10 years Girls- Arabella, Lydia, Sienna, Kate and Ava; 11 years Boys- James, Nick, Hugo, Zak and Lachlan; 11 years Girls- Chloe, Kameko, Kaylee, Kali and Addison; 12+ years Boys- Tyrone, Nicolas, Ben, Oscar, Campbell and Sebastian and 12+ years Girls- Scarlett, Jasmine, Nami, Marigold, Madison and Mia. Mr Ben McGregor, Co-ordinator of PDHPE K-Year 6
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Junior School Pathway HICES Cross Country – 29 May Orange Anglican CIS Cross Country – 14 June Eastern Creek Raceway NSW PSSA Cross Country – 27 July Eastern Creek Raceway Senior School Pathway CDSSA Cross Country – 28 May Centennial Park Moore Park AICES Cross Country – 5 June Sydney International Equestrian Centre CIS Cross Country – 14 June Eastern Creek Raceway SCHOOL CARNIVALS – SWIMMING K-2 Swimming Champions Congratulations to the following students who are the 2018 Pittwater House Swimming Champions: 5 Year Girls – Raven; 5 Year Boys – Hamish; 6 Year Girls – Oriana; 6 Year Boys – Connor; 7 Year Girls – Millicent; 7 Year Boys – Heath; 8 Year Girls – Sonia; 8 Year Boys – James; Girls K-2 Overall Junior Champion – Sonia and Boys K-2 Overall Junior Champion – James. House Points: Morgan 289, Orrock 218 and Butterworth 159. Years 3-6 Swimming Champions Congratulations to the following students who are the 2018 Pittwater House Swimming Champions: 8 Year Girls – Sadie; 8 Year Boys – Blake; 9 Year Girls – Grace; 9 Year Boys – Kyran; 10 Year Girls – Georgia; 10 Year Boys – Noah; 8-10 Years Girls Junior School Junior Champion – Georgia; 8-10 Years Boys Junior School Junior Champion – Noah; 11 Year Girls – Emma; 11 Year Boys – Zak; 12 Years Girls – Marigold; 12 Years Boys – Ptolemy; 11-12 Years Girls Junior School Senior Champion – Marigold and 11-12 Years Boys Junior School Senior Champion – Ptolemy. Records Broken: Boys 10 Years 50m Free Boys Junior 100m Free Boys 10 Years 50m Breast Boys 10 Years 50m Back Boys Junior 4 x 25m I/Medley
Noah Noah Noah Noah Noah
33.33 / Old record 34.21 – 1997 1.15.32 / Old record 1.20.44 – 2002 44.69 / Old record 46.81 – 2003 41.17 / Old record 41.92 – 2002 1.29.05 / Old record 1.29.62 – 1983
House Points: Morgan 444, Orrock 346 and Butterworth 336. Years 7-12 Swimming Champions Congratulations to the following students who are the 2018 Pittwater House Swimming Champions: 12 Years Girls – Alicia; 12 Years Boys – Blake; 13 Year Girls – Hannah; 13 Years Boys – Connor; 14 Years Girls – Jaime; 14 Years Boys – John; 15 Years Girls – Hannah; 15 Years Boys – Oscar; 12-15 Years Girls Senior School Junior Champion – Jaime; 12-15 Years Boys Senior School Junior Champion – Oscar; 16 Years Girls – Pia; 16 Years Boys – James; 17 Years Girls – Ashleigh; 17 Years Boys – Mitchell; 18 Years Girls – Isabella; 18 Years Boys – James; 16-18 Years Girls Senior School Senior Champion – Pia and 16-18 Years Boys Senior School Senior Champion – James. Records Broken: Girls 14 Years 100m Free
Jaime
Girls 15 Years 100m Free
Hannah 1.04.87 / Old record 1.05.12 – 2017
Girls 16 Years 100m Free
Pia
1.04.14 / Old record 1.07.20 – 2011
Girls 18 Years 100m Free
Latika
1.07.74 / Old record 1.20.62 – 2013
Girls Senior 200m Free
Isabella 2.35.36 / Old record 2.46.10 – 2017
Boys 13 Years 100m Free
Conner
Boys Junior 200m Free
Conner
2.20.58 / Old record 2.25.83 – 2017
Boys Inter 200m I/Medley
Oscar
2.31.19 / Old record 2.31.25 – 2014
Boys Junior Medley Relay
Orrock
2.27.89 / Old record 2.33.33 – 2017
1.08.76 / Old record 1.09.16 – 2014
1.07.35 / Old record 1.12.21 – 2011
House Points: Orrock 971, Butterworth 736 and Morgan 720. HICES Junior School Swimming Carnival On Wednesday 7 March 30 Junior School swimmers from Years 2-6 represented Pittwater House at the HICES Swimming Carnival. We have been working hard on our swimming in PE, at lunch times and during Sport and it sure paid off! Overall Division 1 Champions AGAIN: Ptolemy (P6), Chloe (J5), Sophie (J6), Grace (J3), Charles (P3), Adele (J5), Emma (J5), Imogen (J6), James (P2), Ellaline (J3), Toby (P4), Melanie (J3), Noah (P5), Sadie (J3), Molly (J6), Anastasia (J5), Broghan (P5), Kyran (P3), Blake (P3), Kaya (J4), Zak (P5), Benjamin (P6), Timothy (P4), William (P6), Nicholas (P5), Antigone (J4), Georgia (J4), Marigold (J6), Alexander (P5) and Darcey (J5). HouseNews Issue 2018 / 8
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Congratulations to the whole squad you swam so well on the day to bring home the trophy yet again along with 21 1st place ribbons, 23 2nd place ribbons and 4 3rd place ribbons and also finishing 1st in both the Junior Girls and Senior Girls Relays and the Junior Boys, awesome effort team. Huge congratulations to Noah Maggs who set a new HICES record in the 8-10year boys 50m Breaststroke swimming a record breaking 44.46seconds well done Noah. CDSSA Senior School Swimming Carnival On Tuesday 14 March, Pittwater House had 36 Senior Students represent our school at the CDSSA Swimming Championships at the Warringah Aquatic Centre. All of our students swum exceptionally well with the majority of them being in nearly every race and almost all of them receiving a place in each event. As a result, 29 of our 36 students that attended CDSSA have made it through to the AICES Swimming Championships competing in an amazing 92 events overall which were held at Homebush on the 27th of March and Pittwater House also took out both the Junior Combined Scores Competition and the Intermediate Combined Scores Competition. The TPHS Team had a record number of 142 entries within the 96 events on the day bringing home 34 first place ribbons, 35 second place ribbons and 16 third place ribbons and setting a new record for the girls 6 x 50m relay team bringing the total records held by Pittwater House to 67 of the possible 96 records. A big congratulation to the whole TPHS Senior Swim Team but an extra congratulation to the following students on winning Age Champions:12 Year Girls – Alicia; 13 Years Girls – Hannah; 14 Year Girls – Jaime; 14 Year Boys – Connor and 15 Year Boys – Oscar. Well done Team Pittwater. AICES Senior School Swimming Championships On Tuesday 27 March, 29 Pittwater House students competed at the AICES Swimming Championships at Homebush. At the carnival Pittwater House won 11 medals and finished 3rd overall out of 51 schools with 11 students qualifying for the CIS Swimming championships in 14 events. Congratulations to Hannah Bosland (15 Years), Grace Carpenter (15 Years), Jaime (14 Years), Alicia (12 Years), Alexandra (16 Years), Isabella (18 Years), Lily (12 Years), Amelia (16 Years) Oscar (15 Years) and Eva (16 Years) for qualifying for the CIS Championships. CIS Junior School Swimming Championships On Thursday 22 March, 19 Junior School swimmers represented Pittwater House in 31 events at the CIS Swimming Carnival. Well done to the following students on the day with Pittwater House pride: Ptolemy Barlow Hunt (P6), Adele (J5), Emma (J5), Imogen (J6), James (P2), Toby (P4), Noah (P5), Sadie (J3), Molly (J6), Anastasia (J5), Blake (P3), Benjamin (P6), Timothy (P4), William (P6), Antigone (J4), Georgia (J4), Marigold (J6), Alexander (P5) and Darcey (J5). Our male swimming of the meet is Noah who competed in 7 events and finished 2nd in the 50m Breast stroke and 3rd in the 50m freestyle. Our top female swimmer of the meet was Georgia who competed in 6 events finishing 4th in the 50m Backstroke and 5th in the 50m Breast stroke. Well done to the whole squad for making it to this level. CIS Senior School Swimming Carnival Championships On Wednesday the 4 and Thursday the 5 April 11, students represented Pittwater House at the CIS Swimming Carnival producing impressive results in the below events: •
15-16 Girls Relay Team with Hannah, Grace, Alexandra and Eva, the girls qualified for the finals finishing 5th Overall
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Jaime – 7th overall in the 14years 50m Breast
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Alicia – 6th overall in the 12years 50m Back
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Isabella – 9th overall in the 18years 200 Free
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Isla – 5th overall in the 15years 50m Free / 7th overall in the 12-19years 50m Back / 5th overall in the 1219years 50m Breast, this is an amazing result as Isla is only 12 years old competing against girls up to 19years
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Lily – 10th overall in the 12years 50m Fly
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Amelia – 2nd overall in the 16years 50m Free / 3rd overall in the 12-19years 50m Breast / 2nd overall in the 12-19years 50m Back / 2nd overall in the 12-19years 50m Fly / 2nd overall in the 12-19years 100m / 2nd overall in the 12-19years 100m Back
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Oscar – 11th overall in the 15years 50m Back
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Primary PSSA Swimming Championships During the final week of Term 1 Noah from our Junior School took part in the PSSA All Schools NSW Championships that saw the top 40 swimmers in each stroke compete to see who was the best for their age in NSW. Noah qualified to swim in the 10 Years and Under 50m Freestyle and Breaststroke events. Noah continued his impressive season of swimming in Term 1 qualifying by his top 3 placing in the heats of both the strokes to reach the finals. He finished in 6th place in NSW in both the 50m Freestyle and Breaststroke events. This was a wonderful achievement for Noah. Well done Champ, you have broken school records and reached the Finals at the All Schools Championships this year. SPORT CALENDER Nominations If you would like to trial for any of the below Pathway Sports please let the Sports Office know prior to nomination due date. Touch Football – Junior School Years 5 and 6 (Boys and Girls) If you play A Grade Touch Football and would like to trial for the CIS Touch Football Team please let the Sports Office know before the 22 May, you must also supply a full playing history for the past 2 years. Softball – Junior School Years 5 and 6 (Boys) If you play A Grade Softball and would like to trial for the CIS Boys Softball Team please let the Sports Office know by the 7 June, you must also supply a full playing history for the past 2 years. Softball – Junior School Years 5 and 6 (Girls) If you play A Grade Softball and would like to trial for the CIS Girls Softball Team please let the Sports Office know by the 20 July, you must also supply a full playing history for the past 2 years. Term 3 After School Team Sports Nominations Now Open Junior School: Rugby 7's - Years 3/4 played on Wednesday after school Rugby 7's - Years 5/6 played on a Monday after school Basketball - Years 3 and 4 played on a Monday after school Basketball - Years 5 played on a Tuesday after school Basketball - Year 6 Day TBC depending on division Water Polo - Year 5/6 Training to start term 3 played on a Friday night Senior School: College Soccer - U14 played on a Tuesday after school College Soccer - U18 played on a Wednesday after school Grammar Rugby - U14 played on a Thursday after school Grammar Rugby - U16 played on a Monday after school Water Polo - Year 7 played on a Friday Night from 7pm Basketball College 7 - played on a Monday after school Basketball Grammar 7 - played on a Monday after school Basketball College 8 - played on a Monday after school Basketball Grammar 8 - played on a Wednesday after school Basketball College 9 - played on a Wednesday after school Basketball Grammar 9 - played on a Thursday after school Basketball College 10 - played on a Wednesday / Thursday after school Basketball Grammar 10 - played on a Thursday / Friday after school Basketball College 11/12 - played on a Friday after school Basketball Grammar 11/12 - played on a Friday after school Please Note: If you would like to nominate to play in any of the above teams please either come to the sports office or email the sports office at: sportsoffice@tphs.nsw.edu.au HouseNews Issue 2018 / 8
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CANTEEN CHEF’S SELECTIONS - TERM 2 Breakfast Hot Chocolate $3 (or $2.50 if you provide your own Lidded Keep Cup) Pear and Raspberry Bread $3 Banana Bread $3 Ham and Cheese Croissant $3 Bacon and Egg Roll $5 Lunch Mon:
Pizza (cheese, Hawaiian or supreme)
Tue:
Chicken or Vegetable Noodles $6/$8
Wed:
Beef or Bean Nachos with Grated Cheese, Salsa, Guacamole & Sour Cream $6/$8
Thu:
Roast Pork $6/$8 (Weeks 1-3)
Fri:
Beef Burger or Beef & Cheese Burger $6
Chef's Curry - Weeks 4-6: Beef Madras $6/$8 *Please Note: Chef's Curry and Thursday Roast change every 3 weeks. Order Online at: https://msa.tphs.nsw.edu.au
CANTEEN WINTER MENU – TERMS 2 AND 3 The Canteen Menu was updated for winter. It can be viewed from the School’s website at: https://www.pittwaterhouse.com.au/assets/docs/Winter-Menu-Terms-2-3-2018.pdf or on Skoolbag.
PHPA
(Pittwater House Parents’ Association)
Canteen Duty
Canteen Supervisor – Phone 9972 5718 after 8.00am Mon 21 May
Michelle Hogan
Volunteer Not Required
Tue 22 May
Jodie Jenkins
Jenni Nelson
Denise Taylor
Wed 23 May
Julia Briscoe
C9 Volunteer Required
Lucy Dennison
Thu 24 May
Katy Griffith
Justine Wightman
Lucy Dennison
Fri 25 May
Kris Bowyer
Volunteer Not Required
Denise Taylor
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Clothing Pool Tuesdays from 8am-9.15am and Thursdays from 2pm-3:15pm Located next to the School Uniform shop the Clothing Pool is run by volunteer parents. Please Note: Purchases cannot be charged to your School account. The Clothing Pool has a 7 day Return / Refund Policy
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