2025 Secondary News, Term 2, Week 5

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CROSS COUNTRY TRAINING IN TERM 2

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Secondary School News

Secondary School News

CROSS COUNTRY TRAINING IN TERM 2

Primary School aged siblings who are not participating in the Cross Country Training cannot be left at school without parent/carer supervision before 8:15am and must be picked up by 3:30pm

Siblings who are onsite before 8:15am or after 3:30pm without a parent/carer MUST be enrolled in Camp Australia outside school hours care (OSHC).

STAY HOME IF UNWELL

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YEAR 10 SCHOOL BASED IMMUNISATION

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BOOK WEEK AND COSTUME SELECTION

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TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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ATTACHMENTS

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y unwell, will be sent to sick bay and parents, carers or emergency contacts will be called to pick up the unwell student so that they can receive the appropriate healthcare, outside the First Aid scope of the College.

Thank you for supporting the College and ensuring that we provide a safe and healthy learning environment.

YEAR 10 SCHOOL BASED IMMUNISATION

The City of Whittlesea Immunisation team will be visiting the College on 28 May 2025 to vaccinate YEAR 10 students with the Meningococcal ACWY vaccine. Please register a YES or NO consent for vaccination for your Year 10 child via this link ASAP: th

https://whittlesea.book.vitavo.com.au/school/NorthsideChristianCollege-Qy02fw

Information about the Council’s program and the Meningococcal ACWY vaccine can be found via: School-based vaccination | City of Whittlesea.

If you are planning on taking your child elsewhere or they already received this vaccination, please respond with a NO consent. You will then receive no further correspondence.

Vaccination is also available for free at the Council’s public sessions, bookings are via Vitavo.

Or alternatively, you can visit your GP Clinic to have this routine vaccination.

Queries can be directed to immunisation@whittlesea vic gov au or 9217 2170 (follow the prompts to Immunisation)

Friday 22nd August 2025

As we look forward to celebrating Book Week together, we are excited about the opportunity to encourage a love of reading and creativity across our school community. This is a special time where students can bring their favourite characters and stories to life through costume and imagination

This year’s theme is Book an Adventure, and we encourage students to explore books that inspire courage, curiosity, and character-building journeys As we prepare for this fun and meaningful event, we would like to remind families of a few important guidelines to ensure that our celebration reflects the values of our Christian ethos:

Costumes should be positive, respectful, and in keeping with our Christian Values. We ask that students choose characters who embody traits such as kindness, bravery, honesty, and compassion.

Please avoid costumes that are scary or inappropriate, including witches (good or bad), wizards (good or bad), demons, vampires, zombies, or any that involve blood, gore, or horror themes. These can be upsetting to our younger students and are not in line with our school values. Weapons of any kind, such as swords, guns, or other imitation weapons, are not permitted.

Students should be dressed modestly and appropriately, with costumes that allow for safe play and participation throughout the school day. Closed-toe footwear is required

Children who come dressed in costumes that do not align with these guidelines may be asked to change into their school uniform (parents may be contacted if there is no change of clothes available)

We strongly encourage creative, home-made costumes that reflect beloved characters from books and stories. If you are unsure whether a costume is appropriate, please speak with your child’s Home Group Teacher ahead of time.

Thank you for your continued support in making Book Week a joyful, inclusive, and values-aligned event for all students. We look forward to seeing the wonderful ways our students bring books to life through their costumes and imaginations!

TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS TO THE SCHOOL BUILDING FUND

The Northside Christian College Committee of Management is delighted to announce that the Northside Christian College School Building Fund is open to tax-deductible donations

These funds will greatly benefit Northside, enabling the provision of quality education to current and future students, as well as benefiting the donor with a tax deduction.

School Building Fund donations may be used for the following:

Capital improvements and refurbishments

Repairs, painting, plumbing and general maintenance

Replacing floor coverings

Heater/Cooler repairs and/or replacement

Cleaning a school building

Building insurance

Security costs

All contributions to the Building Fund are tax deductible and will be gratefully accepted.

Donations can be made through our Finance Office between 9:00am - 3:30pm Monday to Friday.

WEEK 6B

Monday 26th - Friday 30th May

Monday 26th May

Cross Country Training 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Tuesday 27th May

Years 11 - 12 2026 Information Evening

Wednesday 28th May

Secondary School Jazz Band Music Rehearsals

Year 10 School Based Immunisation

CSEN Years 9 - 10 Fortnightly Sport

Cross Country Training 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Thursday 29th May

Years 7 - 10 DaVinci Decathlon

Friday 30th May

Cross Country Training 7:30am - 8:15am

WEEK 7A

Monday 2nd - Friday 6th June

Monday 2nd June

Whole School Assembly via ZOOM

Cross Country Training 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Tuesday 3rd June

Unit 3/4 Literature Seaside Excursion

Year 10 2026 Information Evening

Wednesday 4th June

Secondary School Jazz Band Music Rehearsals

Whittlesea Tech School Ambassador Program

CSEN Years 7 - 8 Fortnightly Sport

Years 9 - 10 Team Development Excursion

Cross Country Training 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Thursday 5th June

Engage 9 Perserverance Walk 3

Friday 6th June

Cross Country Training 7:30am - 8:15am

WEEK 8B

Monday 10th - Friday 13th June

Monday 9th June

Student Free Day: Kings Birthday Public Holiday

Tuesday 10th June

Student Free Day

Wednesday 11th June

Secondary School Jazz Band Music Rehearsals

CSEN Years 9 - 10 Fortnightly Sport

Years 10 - 11 Revision Week

First Responder Day

Cross Country Training 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Thursday 12th June

Year 12 Chemistry Excursion

Friday 13th June

Year 10 Showcase

Cross Country Training 7:15am - 8:15am

WEEK 9A Monday 16th - Friday 20th June

Monday 16th June

Whole School Assembly via ZOOM

Cross Country Training 2:45pm - 3:45pm

Year 9 - 11 Exams Commence

Tuesday 17th June

The GAT

Wednesday 18th June

Secondary School Jazz Band Music Rehearsals

Cross Country Training 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Middle School Think Squared Maths Incursion

Thursday 19th June

Engage 9 Perserverance Walk 4

Friday 20th June

Cross Country Training 7:15am - 8:15am

Year 9 - 11 Exams End

WEEK 10B Monday 23rd - Friday 27th June

Monday 23rd June - Unit 2 Commences

SafeTalk Workshop Year 10AP

Engage 9 Perserverance Walk 5

Cross Country Training 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Years 9 - 12 DAV Debating Round 4

Tuesday 24th June

SafeTalk Workshop Year 10MC

Wednesday 25th June

Secondary Jazz Band Music Rehearsals

Thursday 26th June

CSEN Cross Country Championships

Year 10 Showcase

WEEK 11A Monday 30th June - Wednesday 2nd July

Monday 30th June

Whole School Assembly

Wednesday 2nd July

Secondary School Jazz Band Music Rehearsals

Years 9 - 10 Team Development Volleyball

Year 7 Lego Workshop Last Day of Term 2

Thursday 3rd July

2025 Student Leaders - Leadership Retreat Part 2

WEDNESDAY11THJUNE

THREATENED AUSTRALIAN FAUNA OR FLORA

DUE BEFORE: 26TH JUNE

FREE Supported Seminar for Primary Carers of Children Experiencing Anxiety Fear Less Seminar

Open to parents and carers of children 6-12 years living in the Cities of Darebin, Yarra, Banyule, Nillumbik and Whittlesea.

Fear-Less Triple P supports parents to learn new strategies for managing their child’s anxiety. This supported seminar is for parents that are concerned about their child’s anxiety that would like to learn strategies they can put in place to support the wellbeing of their child and the family.

The topics covered in this program include:

• Understanding how anxiety works,

• Becoming the best possible model of anxiety management for their children,

• Becoming effective emotion coaches,

• Understanding and teaching the value of flexible thinking,

• Managing their children’s anxiety effectively, and

• Using constructive coping.

DATE: 23/06/25

TIME: 10:00am- 12:00pm

LOCATION: Online via zoom

How to make an enquiry:

Contact the Triple P team with your name and contact number (E: triplep@berrystreet.org.au or ph: 9450 4700 and ask to speak to a member of the Triple P team).

Enquiries must be made by 5pm on 16/06/25

Please note that enquiries do not guarantee an enrolment in the seminar and that capacity may be reached prior to this date. As such, we encourage you to reach out ASAP to avoid disappointment.

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