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MIDDLE ROAD, (PO BOX 1261)DEVONPORT Phone: 6420 8100. email: [email protected]
Issue 6
NEWSLETTER From the Principal’s Desk
27 November 2009
On Wednesday 18 Nov we had the public launch for Breath of Life
We need you to get behind this project, buy a ticket, help the caters, spread the word.
R e e c e H i g h S ch o o l
Athletics Carnival This year’s carnival was the second year of holding the event back on Reece High School grounds after numerous years at Girdlestone Park. This created a high level of school spirit and a very positive feel around the carnival. We saw two days of high standard performance and effort by students in what was a very successful, positive carnival. All participating students should be congratulated on their effort and conduct during the event. Final Carnival house points and champions were as follows; Torquay- 3074 Formby- 2823 Devon- 2495 Mersey- 2434 Track and Field Champions Grade 7 Girls Track- Rebecca Howe Runner up- Courtney Dowling Field- Courtney Dowling Runner up- Rebecca Howe Boys Track- Jack Triffet Field- Seth Barnett
Runner up- Luke Bowerman Runner up- Logan Swain
Grade 8 Girls Track- Kiara Daly Field- Cody Brown
Runner up- Trisha Pepper Runner up- Eloise Bound
Boys Track- Dylan Meldrum Field- Ryan Wilson
Runner up- Hamish Bound Runner up- Mitchell Snooks
Grade 9 Girls Track- Hilary Rees Field- Mieke Lizotte
Runner up- Mieke Lizotte Runner up- Bonnie White
Boys Track- Ward Rakei Field- Ward Rakei
Runner up- Matt Smith, Ben Ollington Runner up- Jordy Dick
Grade 10 Girls Track- Danielle Hooper Field- Chelsea Nichols
Runner up- Breelea Bakes Runner up- Breelea Bakes
Boys Track- Rhys Evans Field- Luke Smith
Runner up- Mathew Thomson-Purton Runner up- Trystan Lehman
2009 Overall House ChampionshipTorquay- 4841 Formby- 4514 Devon- 4033
Mersey- 3866
Interhigh Athletics Carnival Reece High School sent a team of 50 students to represent the school at this year’s Interhigh Athletics Carnival at Penguin Athletics Centre. Performances throughout the day by our students were absolutely outstanding and provided one of the best results for the school for a number of years. There were numerous highlights during the day, whether it be individual or team performance of students stepping up to different events due to injury or illness of others. The effort of our Grade 8 boy’s team must be mentioned. These boys placed first in 17 of 21 events - an absolutely outstanding effort. Out of the group, Ryan Wilson was named grade 8 boys champion - well done. Also, Luke Smith took out the joint grade 10 champion - a huge effort. The following students were winners in division one at the carnivalGrade 7Luke Bowerman- Long jump Rebecca Howe- 1500m Grade 8Dylan Meldrum- 800m, 1500m Hamish Bound- 400m Ryan Wilson- 100m, 200m, long jump, triple jump, shot putt Boys relay team Trisha Peper- Long jump Cody Brown- Discus Grade 9Ward Rakei- Triple jump Olivia Nugent- Discus Grade 10Trent Coleman- Triple jump Luke Smith- Shot putt, discus, javelin
Sportsperson of the year, male Hamish Bound Sportsperson of the year, female Eloise Bound Sports team of the year Grade 9 football team
THE SALE OR SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL TO YOUTHS (POLICE OFFENCES ACT 1935) LEGISLATION The Tasmanian Government enacted legislation to regulate the supply of alcohol to people under the age of 18 years, on private property. This legislation will be proclaimed on the 12 November 2009, and will be enforced from that date. The aim of this legislation is to support a more responsible approach by parents, guardians and other adults with parental rights, who choose to supply young people with alcohol. I am seeking the assistance of the Department of Education in raising awareness of this legislation within the Tasmanian community. A PDF of the Youth and Alcohol brochure, explaining the new legislation is attached. Your assistance is requested in distributing this information within your school community and via email communication networks. To date, legislation in Tasmania has regulated the sale of alcohol to minors and the consumption of alcohol in public places, but there has been no regulation around the supply of alcohol to minors on private property. The Sale or Supply of Alcohol to Youths legislation places the onus on responsible adults to give, or obtain permission for a youth to be supplied with alcohol on private property, and to ensure that the supply is undertaken in a responsible manner. Under this legislation, a failure to act responsibly may incur financial penalties of up to $12,000 or, in the case of more serious offences, a term of imprisonment. The potential harms to young people from alcohol are considerable and the penalties that may be incurred reflect the seriousness with which the Tasmanian Government and community views this issue. The current National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol advocate that there is no safe level of consumption of alcohol for anyone under 18 years. Tasmania Police anticipates that this important legislation will ultimately assist in protecting young people from the harms associated with alcohol consumption, and your support in raising community awareness greatly appreciated. If you require further information about the Sale or Supply of Alcohol to Youths legislation, or wish to obtain additional brochures or posters please contact Executive Support on 03 6230 2600, or via email ([email protected]). Yours sincerely
Darren Hine Acting Commissioner of Police
Devonport Christmas Tree Light-up and Dedication
Celebrate the beginning of the festive season at the Devonport Christmas Tree Light-up and Dedication concert on Thursday 26 November. A great concert of family entertainment with dancers, musicians, choirs and Christmas songs is planned, before Santa arrives to turn on the lights of the giant Christmas Tree.
Do you need a Student
Bus Pass Next year?
If 2009 is printed on your current bus pass and you need a new pass next year, please apply online at www.transport.tas.gov.au or obtain an application form from any Service Tasmania shop. If your pass says 2010, 2011, or 2012, simply keep using it until the end of that year, unless you travel on Metro buses. Students with a bus pass travelling on Metro buses Any students catching a Metro bus next year and who are either applying for a new bus pass or have a 2010, 2011 or 2012 pass, must have (or need to apply for) a registered Metro Greencard. The Student Bus Pass will be integrated into the Greencard. __________________________________________________________ To apply for a Metro Greencard go online at www.metrotas.com.au or contact Metro Hotline on 13 22 01. If you have any questions please phone 1300 851 225 or email [email protected] or visit www.transport.tas.gov.au
The Education Solution & Home Tutor Specialists
Eduss Learning Products - Installed in over 4,500 Australian Schools & over 14,000 Australian Homes Eduss Learning has recently secured the exclusive distribution rights from Kip McGrath Education Centres, to the KipMathsExpert@home (Kipme@home) Secondary Schools mathematics program which delivers comprehensive treatment of the secondary maths syllabus in every Australian state. View KipMe@home at www.eduss.com.au/Kip For more information please call Eduss Learning on 1800 334 633 and someone from our office will contact you.
Grade 10 Dinner and Final Assembly on Tuesday Dec 15
Devonport Football Club Under 15’s
Pre Season Training Starts MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 At Byard Park (opposite the Devonport Football Oval), 5.00pm start After training players and their parents are invited to a BBQ at the clubrooms
CALENDAR DATES TO REMEMBER 2009 November 27
Show Day
December 2-4
Grade 10 Ecoventure Camp – Sisters Beach
7
Student Free Day - Professional Learning
8
Grade 6 Orientation Day
11
Walk-a-thon
15
Grade 10 Final Assembly 11.00
15
Grade 10 Dinner - 6 for 6.30
17
End of Term 3 - Grade 7-9 Final Assembly 11.00
CONTACT DETAILS Reece High School, Middle Road, Devonport Tas 7310 Ph (03) 6420 8100 Fax (03) 6420 8199
Email: [email protected]
Issue 6
NEWSLETTER From the Principal’s Desk
27 November 2009
On Wednesday 18 Nov we had the public launch for Breath of Life
We need you to get behind this project, buy a ticket, help the caters, spread the word.
R e e c e H i g h S ch o o l
Athletics Carnival This year’s carnival was the second year of holding the event back on Reece High School grounds after numerous years at Girdlestone Park. This created a high level of school spirit and a very positive feel around the carnival. We saw two days of high standard performance and effort by students in what was a very successful, positive carnival. All participating students should be congratulated on their effort and conduct during the event. Final Carnival house points and champions were as follows; Torquay- 3074 Formby- 2823 Devon- 2495 Mersey- 2434 Track and Field Champions Grade 7 Girls Track- Rebecca Howe Runner up- Courtney Dowling Field- Courtney Dowling Runner up- Rebecca Howe Boys Track- Jack Triffet Field- Seth Barnett
Runner up- Luke Bowerman Runner up- Logan Swain
Grade 8 Girls Track- Kiara Daly Field- Cody Brown
Runner up- Trisha Pepper Runner up- Eloise Bound
Boys Track- Dylan Meldrum Field- Ryan Wilson
Runner up- Hamish Bound Runner up- Mitchell Snooks
Grade 9 Girls Track- Hilary Rees Field- Mieke Lizotte
Runner up- Mieke Lizotte Runner up- Bonnie White
Boys Track- Ward Rakei Field- Ward Rakei
Runner up- Matt Smith, Ben Ollington Runner up- Jordy Dick
Grade 10 Girls Track- Danielle Hooper Field- Chelsea Nichols
Runner up- Breelea Bakes Runner up- Breelea Bakes
Boys Track- Rhys Evans Field- Luke Smith
Runner up- Mathew Thomson-Purton Runner up- Trystan Lehman
2009 Overall House ChampionshipTorquay- 4841 Formby- 4514 Devon- 4033
Mersey- 3866
Interhigh Athletics Carnival Reece High School sent a team of 50 students to represent the school at this year’s Interhigh Athletics Carnival at Penguin Athletics Centre. Performances throughout the day by our students were absolutely outstanding and provided one of the best results for the school for a number of years. There were numerous highlights during the day, whether it be individual or team performance of students stepping up to different events due to injury or illness of others. The effort of our Grade 8 boy’s team must be mentioned. These boys placed first in 17 of 21 events - an absolutely outstanding effort. Out of the group, Ryan Wilson was named grade 8 boys champion - well done. Also, Luke Smith took out the joint grade 10 champion - a huge effort. The following students were winners in division one at the carnivalGrade 7Luke Bowerman- Long jump Rebecca Howe- 1500m Grade 8Dylan Meldrum- 800m, 1500m Hamish Bound- 400m Ryan Wilson- 100m, 200m, long jump, triple jump, shot putt Boys relay team Trisha Peper- Long jump Cody Brown- Discus Grade 9Ward Rakei- Triple jump Olivia Nugent- Discus Grade 10Trent Coleman- Triple jump Luke Smith- Shot putt, discus, javelin
Sportsperson of the year, male Hamish Bound Sportsperson of the year, female Eloise Bound Sports team of the year Grade 9 football team
THE SALE OR SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL TO YOUTHS (POLICE OFFENCES ACT 1935) LEGISLATION The Tasmanian Government enacted legislation to regulate the supply of alcohol to people under the age of 18 years, on private property. This legislation will be proclaimed on the 12 November 2009, and will be enforced from that date. The aim of this legislation is to support a more responsible approach by parents, guardians and other adults with parental rights, who choose to supply young people with alcohol. I am seeking the assistance of the Department of Education in raising awareness of this legislation within the Tasmanian community. A PDF of the Youth and Alcohol brochure, explaining the new legislation is attached. Your assistance is requested in distributing this information within your school community and via email communication networks. To date, legislation in Tasmania has regulated the sale of alcohol to minors and the consumption of alcohol in public places, but there has been no regulation around the supply of alcohol to minors on private property. The Sale or Supply of Alcohol to Youths legislation places the onus on responsible adults to give, or obtain permission for a youth to be supplied with alcohol on private property, and to ensure that the supply is undertaken in a responsible manner. Under this legislation, a failure to act responsibly may incur financial penalties of up to $12,000 or, in the case of more serious offences, a term of imprisonment. The potential harms to young people from alcohol are considerable and the penalties that may be incurred reflect the seriousness with which the Tasmanian Government and community views this issue. The current National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol advocate that there is no safe level of consumption of alcohol for anyone under 18 years. Tasmania Police anticipates that this important legislation will ultimately assist in protecting young people from the harms associated with alcohol consumption, and your support in raising community awareness greatly appreciated. If you require further information about the Sale or Supply of Alcohol to Youths legislation, or wish to obtain additional brochures or posters please contact Executive Support on 03 6230 2600, or via email ([email protected]). Yours sincerely
Darren Hine Acting Commissioner of Police
Devonport Christmas Tree Light-up and Dedication
Celebrate the beginning of the festive season at the Devonport Christmas Tree Light-up and Dedication concert on Thursday 26 November. A great concert of family entertainment with dancers, musicians, choirs and Christmas songs is planned, before Santa arrives to turn on the lights of the giant Christmas Tree.
Do you need a Student
Bus Pass Next year?
If 2009 is printed on your current bus pass and you need a new pass next year, please apply online at www.transport.tas.gov.au or obtain an application form from any Service Tasmania shop. If your pass says 2010, 2011, or 2012, simply keep using it until the end of that year, unless you travel on Metro buses. Students with a bus pass travelling on Metro buses Any students catching a Metro bus next year and who are either applying for a new bus pass or have a 2010, 2011 or 2012 pass, must have (or need to apply for) a registered Metro Greencard. The Student Bus Pass will be integrated into the Greencard. __________________________________________________________ To apply for a Metro Greencard go online at www.metrotas.com.au or contact Metro Hotline on 13 22 01. If you have any questions please phone 1300 851 225 or email [email protected] or visit www.transport.tas.gov.au
The Education Solution & Home Tutor Specialists
Eduss Learning Products - Installed in over 4,500 Australian Schools & over 14,000 Australian Homes Eduss Learning has recently secured the exclusive distribution rights from Kip McGrath Education Centres, to the KipMathsExpert@home (Kipme@home) Secondary Schools mathematics program which delivers comprehensive treatment of the secondary maths syllabus in every Australian state. View KipMe@home at www.eduss.com.au/Kip For more information please call Eduss Learning on 1800 334 633 and someone from our office will contact you.
Grade 10 Dinner and Final Assembly on Tuesday Dec 15
Devonport Football Club Under 15’s
Pre Season Training Starts MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 At Byard Park (opposite the Devonport Football Oval), 5.00pm start After training players and their parents are invited to a BBQ at the clubrooms
CALENDAR DATES TO REMEMBER 2009 November 27
Show Day
December 2-4
Grade 10 Ecoventure Camp – Sisters Beach
7
Student Free Day - Professional Learning
8
Grade 6 Orientation Day
11
Walk-a-thon
15
Grade 10 Final Assembly 11.00
15
Grade 10 Dinner - 6 for 6.30
17
End of Term 3 - Grade 7-9 Final Assembly 11.00
CONTACT DETAILS Reece High School, Middle Road, Devonport Tas 7310 Ph (03) 6420 8100 Fax (03) 6420 8199
Email: [email protected]
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