CGS Open Day 2017

OPEN DAY SATURDAY 14 OCTOBER 2017 10am-2pm

Welcome to Camberwell Grammar School.

We would like to welcome you to our campus following over a decade of building and are pleased to show off our school in its latest incarnation.

Please feel free to explore our classrooms, performance and sporting facilities and to watch our students using those spaces in a variety of ways. Feel free also, to visit our beautiful All Souls Chapel, at the very centre of our school.

As exciting as our new learning spaces and facilities are, they are merely shells without people in them – schools are not buildings, they are people, and it is the staff, students and parents who create our school and bring it to life. Please immerse yourself in our community today – see for yourself the strong foundations and traditions that our school is built on. Visit academic displays, listen to the music, and watch the sporting events, see the sights and sounds that make us who we are.

I hope that you enjoy your visit today and that you will take the opportunity to speak with some of the many parents supporting us in the various activities and stalls, the staff and of course the students – in the end, they are our best ambassadors.

If you would like to take a tour, some of our students will happily walk with you and give you their impressions of and experiences at our school.

Welcome, and I hope that you are able to get a real sense of our School and who we are.

Dr Paul Hicks Headmaster

MAIN EVENTS

NORGE JUNIOR SCHOOL 10.00am – 2.00pm

10.00am - Headmaster’s Address Performing Arts Centre (lower foyer): 23 • Prospective parents and their families are invited to hear Dr Hicks discuss boys’ education and our work at Camberwell Grammar.

• Families can discuss enrolment and take a school tour (see details below).

10.00am - 2.00pm - Registrar’s Display School tours commence at the conclusion of the Headmaster’s Address in the Performing Arts Centre (entrance foyer): 23 • Prospective parents and their families can discuss future enrolment at the school with staff.

• Information about the school will be on display and available to take home.

• School tours hosted by students will depart on the half hour after the Headmaster’s Address. Final tour departs at 1.30pm.

1.00pm - 2.00pm Cadet Parade, Reviewing Officer MAJ Timothy Keeffe (Class of 1995), JTO 5 2.00pm Food stalls close.

• Pre-Prep Centre – View displays of student work and explore learning through play. 3 • Junior School classrooms and specialist areas.

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• Displays in all classrooms, Prep to Year 5, including displays of current work, models of playgrounds and other student projects.

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• Year 5 – Robotics in action.

• Year 4B – All are welcome to experience our S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) challenges where you will see critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration all rolled into fun!

Students will be available to describe their work and answer questions in some classes. 1 3 • Information stand outside Year 2 classroom. Guided tours of Junior School conducted by students, beginning at 10.15am and departing every 15 minutes.

• Camp Australia Information stand.

• Art Studio – A display of all student work from Prep to Year 5 including paintings, drawings and sculpture. 4 • Junior School Herborn Library – Come in and experience some of the many great things we have available in the Library. Enter the darkened Underwater Room and read by headlamp or design with the glow-inthe-dark pebbles. Play a board game, colour and draw or get comfortable on a couch and enjoy a book. 30

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• Pedal-powered smoothie making.

MUSIC PROGRAMME

• Face painting.

• An animal farm, located at the far end of the Junior School Green, including sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits and other baby animals.

Middle and Senior School

11.00am - 11.45am ..... Senior Orchestra, PAC 23 11.30am - 12 noon ...... Middle School Stage Band, Angliss Undercroft 28 12 noon - 12.30pm ..... Fiddle Band, Angliss Undercroft 28 12 noon - 12.40pm ..... Chamber Music Recital, PAC Foyer (in front of wooden doors) 1.00pm - 2.00pm ........ Cadet Parade, Concert Band 5 Junior School on the Green

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• Fairy floss, snow cones, popcorn and lollies.

• Café in lower quadrangle - Fairy floss, snow cones, popcorn, coffee, pedal powered smoothies, doughnuts, lollies, soft drinks, BBQ sausages, hot chips, chicken & chorizo paella, burgers on brioche, and chicken fajitas.

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• Jumping Castle, on the Green, come and join in!

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• Music performances will take place on the Junior School Green.

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10.15am ........................ Junior School Orchestra 10.30am ....................... String Ensemble 10.45am ....................... Percussion Ensemble 11.00am ........................ Recorder Ensemble 11.10am ........................ Morris Dancing 11.30am ........................ Junior School Choir 11.45am ........................ Chamber Singers 12 noon ........................ Year 2/3 Superstars 12.20pm ....................... Piper Snipers

Old Camberwell Grammarians’ Association and CGS Foundation Display and Information, PAC Foyer. 23

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

Welcome to Open Day at the Middle School.

Food and information stalls are located around the Performing Arts Centre 23 , the William Angliss Atrium 28 , the Cafeteria undercroft 21 , the Sports Centre 15 the western courtyard of the Wheelton Centre 12 , and the Junior School 1 .

10.00am – 2.00pm

Levels 1 and 2 of the William Angliss Building 19 will be open with with classroom displays, including History models, Enrichment activities and a robotics display.

The Atrium

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will be alive with music and food.

10.00am - 12.30pm

Journeys through Middle School Science display: Observe our students recreate some of their favourite experiments – W227. 12 10.00am..... Middle School House Indoor Soccer Grand Final.

10.30am..... Middle School House Water Polo Grand Final.

After a two year break the Middle School House Indoor Soccer and Water Polo tournaments are back this year. See the Grand Finals of both in the Sports Centre, with Indoor Soccer kicking off at 10.00am and Water Polo at 10:30am.

10.30am - 11.30pm

A team of Middle School Rubik’s Cube champions will also be on hand in A26 to discuss solving techniques for all manner of cubes. 19 11.30am...... Middle School Debating Grand Final, Level 3 19 We are also hosting the final of the Year 8 Inter Form Debating competition. Watch the team from 8S take on 8R on the topic: We should have video surveillance in all public places.

12 noon...... Middle School Chess Grand Final, A26. 19 If you enjoy a game of chess, come to A26 and challenge some of Middle School’s best players.

• Art: Celebrating the creative energy of the Middle School Visual Arts in this year’s exhibition in M20, M21 and M23. 6 All of our students are here, so feel free to ask them questions about their work, their play and their school in general.

& SCHOOL SUPPORT GROUPS’ STALLS 10.00am – 2.00pm

The following stalls are all located in the William Angliss Atrium

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• Cadet Auxiliary – Ice-creams, water, soft drinks and raffle.

• CGS Auxiliary – Delicious homemade cakes, deserts and CGS Christmas puddings. A wide range of school memorabilia will be available including new umbrellas, tea towels and beanies.

• Friends of Football – Hot dogs, drinks and handball competition.

• Friends of Hockey – Souvlaki.

• Friends of Kayaking – BBQ featuring delicious sausages and hamburgers, with your favourite accompaniments including onion, tomato, cheese, sauces and mustard.

• Friends of Performing Arts – Pizza, bottled water and CGS music tote bags for all your music students’ needs.

• CGS Rotary Interact Club – Krispy Kreme doughnuts with proceeds going to our international and local charities.

• Friends of Snowsports Café Schuss – Cakes, slices and espresso coffee.

• Friends of Tennis – Raffle and Zooper Doopers. Come and guess how many tennis balls are in our mystery object. Great prizes to be won!

Winners announced at 2.00pm.

These stalls are located beyond the William Angliss Atrium: • Friends of Aquatics – Visit Friends of Aquatics in the Camberwell Room for information about the swimming and water polo programs available here at the school. We have lollies, towels and swimming kits for sale and a raffle. Our friendly parents will be pleased to help with any questions. 13 • Friends of Baseball – Come and see how fast you can throw at the pitching tunnel and enjoy North American treats and drinks. 18 • Friends of Basketball – Slushies and sliders.

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• Friends of Cricket – will be selling scones with jam and cream, tea and coffee in the Camberwell Room 13 and balcony (weather permitting) from 10.00am - 1.00pm. Patrons can enjoy the activities of the school’s Cricket Development Squad on the KAO 10 from 10.00am - 11.00am.

• Friends of Library – Scholastic Book Fair. A wide selection of books for children and tweens – great Christmas gift ideas. Wheelton Centre, western courtyard. Come and have your photo taken with Geronimo Stilton! 12 • Friends of Norge – Popcorn, fairy floss, snow cones, lollies, sausage sizzle, chicken chorizo paella, burgers on brioche, chicken fajitas, donuts, coffee, soft drinks/drinks, paddle powered smoothies, animal farm, jumping castle and face painting. 1 • Friends of Soccer – Ice-cream sandwiches with gourmet toppings and penalty shootout. 10 & 13 • PLUS (Pre-Loved Uniform Shop) – will be open from 10.00am - 1.00pm selling a range of pre-loved uniforms for all year levels from Pre Prep to Year 12. 31

SENIOR SCHOOL

WHEELTON CENTRE 10.00am – 2.00pm • Archives – The new CGS Archives are open for inspection from 11.00am – come down to the basement of the Wheelton Centre and share some of the rich history of the school. 12 • Art – EXIT 17, The VCE Art, Studio Arts and VCD exhibition will be open in M25, M27 and M28 as well as in The David Williams Gallery, Ground Floor of McDonald building. W225 – Survey of Year 9 and 10 two and three dimensional artworks. 6 8 12 • Chinese – Student work will be on display as well as Chinese cultural activities and demonstrations, W201. 12 • Weickhardt Library – The Library will be open for people to visit. 9 10.30am ...... Storytelling. Staff readings from picture books and others books in our collection for young children.

All day.......... Bookmark making for children throughout the day.

10.00am and 1.00pm Chess. Come and play on our chess tables.

• Drama – Morris Dancing, plus various roving players around the school.

10.30am....... Roystead 17 11.10am ....... Junior School 1 11.30am....... Wheelton Quad 12 • Mathematics – The Great Camberwell Mathmazing Trail – The Mathmazing Trail will run from 9.30am - 10.15am and then there will be an opportunity for a second trail from 11.30am - 12.15pm.

Middle School students will introduce the Trail in W219. 12 Mathematics display in W219 for the duration of Open Day.

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• English – Senior School students will be able to enter two different sorts of public speaking competitions to be held in the Fiction Area (The Rose Reading Room) of the Weickhardt Library beginning at 11.00am. The first option is an expressive reading of a selected passage from a novel.

The second option is the recital of a poem, possibly composed by the student. Presentations will be limited to a maximum of 5 minutes in each section. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in Years 9 and 10, and 11 and 12 in each category. 9 • Commerce – 10.30 am, 11.00am and 11.30 am Kahoot Competitions Senior School Library, M35 12 The Commerce department will be holding three Kahoot competitions to test your knowledge of all things Commerce. Come and take the challenge. Book prizes for each winner. BYO DEVICE! • Latin – Curriculum materials, display of Roman and Greek armour and weaponry, overseas tour video, W118. 12 • History and Geography – Enter the joint History and Geography School Student Cryptic Quiz, winner announced at 1.00pm, prizes to be won!

Enter simply by using the Schoology code KMGBR-RR89F. • French – 10.00am - 2.00pm Roving French demonstrations and performances. See the projection of student work and the Paris tour 2017 in top level of the Sports Centre. Test your knowledge of all things French and enter the raffle to win a prize.

• Information Technology – The world of robotics, drones, 3D printing, arduino, student created games across a network, hacks, apps, Cisco academy. Technology learning, now and for the future, W103. 12 • Indonesian – Indonesian display and student themed work. Free Becak rides throughout the morning.

• Rotary Interact Club – 11.00am – 12 noon Interactive Online Computer Game Competition Grand Final. This Final is the culmination of seeding rounds and competitive play to determine the top two teams.

These teams will play off to decide the champion team. W215 - W216 and Quinn Lecture Theatre. 12 • Science – Biology – It is in your genes. Delve into what makes you, you. Take a look at DNA, find out how your genes are turned into proteins, and what it really means when someone says, “you have your father’s nose.” Explore the ways biotechnology has tried to identify and minimise the impact of genetic diseases, and what technologies are currently being developed to improve our quality of life. W226 12 10.00am and 1.00pm – Chemistry Spectacular Show – Staff and students demonstrate some of their favourite colourful experiments.

W222 12 STEM@CGS – Students demonstrate their newest Science STEM activities, including the ball launchers. Will they strike their target? Find out in W116 12 • Derham House - Silent auction (located in the Middle School Atrium).

Come along and make a bid on a range of items donated by local businesses. All funds raised will go to Breast Care Network Australia (BCNA). BCNA is a non profit organisation which aims to support many of the 48 Australians diagnosed with breast cancer each day. 28 • Pastoral Care in the Senior School - Heads of House and House Prefects provide answers to all your pastoral care questions. See the 8 Houses in action in the Library. 9 • Towards 2050 - Try your hand at the inaugural Paper Toss, and witness the steps we are taking as the school moves towards a more sustainable footing. 12

SPORT & PHYSICAL EDUCATION 8.45am – 2.00pm

8.45am - 11.00am... First Tennis v Old Boys, Deepdene

10.00am - 2.00pm... Baseball radar gun, outside Sport Centre 15 Roystead Outdoor Ed display, hallway level 4

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10.00am - 11.00am. Heats and semi finals of the CGS gift (sprint), JTO

MS Futsal final, Basketball and Taekwondo,

Basketball courts level 3 15

Cricket training and match simulation, KAO 10

MS Water Polo finals, Pool level 1 16

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11.00am - 12.00pm .Stuart Webster shield (First Hockey vs Old boys), JTO

Table Tennis and Fencing exhibition,

Table Tennis room level 4 15

First Volleyball vs Staff, Basketball courts level 3 15

AFL longest kick, KAO 10

Swim squad training, Pool level 1 16 12.00pm - 1.00pm... Badminton, Basketball courts level 3

Table Tennis and Fencing exhibition,

Table Tennis room level 4 15

Soccer penalty shots, KAO 10

Final of the CGS Gift (sprint), JTO 5

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SCHOOL CAMPUS LOCATIONS

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Norge Junior School

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Music & Movement Centre

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Pre-Prep Centre

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Art Studio

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Jack Tobias Oval

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M Block – Art & Design

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K Block – Kingussie

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HR McDonald Building – M Block

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Library

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Anderson Oval

11 Careers

Office

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Wheelton Centre

13 Camberwell

Room Function Centre

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Souls Chapel

15 Sports

Centre

16 Pools 17 Roystead

– Administration

18 Reception 19 William

Angliss Building (Middle School)

20 Phillips

Room

21 Cafeteria

22 Wilson

First Aid

Room

23 Performing

Arts Centre

24 Development

Office

25 Highton 26 Mallinson

Music School

27 Contemplation 28 William

Angliss Atrium

29 Middleton 30 Herborn 31 PLUS

Garden

Theatre

Library

Pre-loved Uniform Shop

Wheel Chair Access

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Parking Telephone Male Toilets Female Toilets

Camberwell Grammar School 55 Mont Albert Road Canterbury Victoria 3126 Phone: +61 3 9835 1777 Email: registrar@cgs.vic.edu.au Web: www.cgs.vic.edu.au