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MOAMA ANGLICAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Sports Moama Grammar takes sport very seriously. We travel All around the state competing in sports such as cross country, swimming, athletics and many more. At the school we compete against each other to win the end year’s house cup. To win this you must win as many of these events as possible. Outside of the school we travel to Wodonga and Yarrawonga for winter, spring and summer sports. For this we compete in footy, tennis, softball etc. We come back home with many outstanding results. When we compete in house sports. The students that win will move onto the next level which is Inter-school, then zone and then state. Very few students have achieved this at our school but they have great talents. We encourage all students to get involved in all sports and yet the ones who don’t really like sport really do well and we encourage that.
Moama Anglican Grammar School
Volume 1, Issue 5
Staff of M.A.G.S 2009 Mr. Andrew Pullar [Principal]
Mr. Ron Couchman [Deputy Principal and P.D.H.P.E]
Mr. Tim Bowles [Chaplin/ RE Teacher]
Mr. Alan Davidson [Grade 5]
Mrs. Jenny Pullar [Grade 6]
Miss. Fiona Gass [Grade 6]
Miss. Amy Barnes [Year 7 home room and English and Hsie]
Mr. Brad Downie [Year 7 home room and English and Hsie]
Miss. Hayley McAllister [Year 7 home room and Science and Maths]
Mr. Adam Snow [Year 8 home room and Maths and Science]
Mr. Michael Zweck [Year 8 home room and Maths and Science]
Miss. Tara Moon [Year 8 home room, Art and Metal tech]
Mrs. Susan Harrison [Art ]
Mr. Greg Cadd [P.D.P.H.E]
Miss. Jenny Wood [P.D.P.H.E]
Mr. Brain Malone [Legal Studies and Hsie]
Mr. Stuart Young [Maths and Science]
Mrs. Michelle Derveraux [Science and Library]
Mrs. Rosie Kier [Italian]
Mrs. Maree Slatter [Italian]
Mrs. Michelle Downie [Food tech]
Mr. David Fenwick [I.T]
Mrs. Judy Danaher [English and Hsie]
Mrs. Maris Carmody [Maths and Science]
This school includes international to Italy and has introduced trips to East Timor.
The Italy trip is only for year 9 and 10 students studying either art or Italian the trip includes going to the Rome, Florence, Sorrento, Pompeii, Orvieto, Venice and Milan. The students will travel around these places and even go ancient Rome and see the Colosseum, The Roman Forum, the Victor Emmanuel Monument and the Leaning Tower of Pisa and these are just a few things you will see and learn about while you go to Italy.
This year the school has introduced the East Timor trip this trip will be open for year yr 9 students or above wishing to travel without their parents the younger students may go with a Parent or Guardian coming with them. In this trip students, parents, guardian and other people attending must work and help the
East Timorese people live their daily life and help them how to build, farm or any other qualities to give the East Timorese people a better life. and a helping hand. This will teach everyone more about a third world country and one of our closet neighbours.
Moama Anglican Grammar School
New buildings
The new buildings that have been installed over 2008/09. The recently installed buildings would be the Art and ceramics room, the library along with two other classrooms, the food technology room and room 16. The buildings that are currently being constructed are yet to be finished. A new staff room is being built. The staff room is the attachment to the administration building. 5/6 rooms are under construction, they are going out near the library and rooms, 19 and 20, a new school canteen is possibly going to be under construction. The schools master plan is to have a senior school, a middle school and a primary school. This is to be accomplished by the year 2012. There will be a playing field, tennis courts, theatre and an indoor gymnasium.
MOAMA ANGLICAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Camps Moama Anglican Grammar school believes that all students in the same year should get to know each other a little bit. So each year level goes on a different camp each year other than year 8 and 9 which both go to the Grampians. The following years go on these camps: Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year
5: Anglesea or Cave hill creek. 6: Anglesea or cave hill creek. 7: Borambola. 8: Grampians. 9: Grampians. 10: Melbourne universities. 11: Moring Glory (leadership camp). 12: N/A.
Moama Anglican Grammar School ranges in different school performances such as the school play or musical each year. This year the put on the play of Sherlock Holmes, 2008 was the musical Bugsy Malone and in 2007 the school put on a Murray Melodrama written by Principal Andrew Pullar. The school also has Musical Performances and students learning or studying music are encouraged to come and play at the schools annual Spring Time Concert. The school has introduced drama into on of the elective subjects for students to study. The school also has a co-curricula program teaching and getting students to learn instruments such as saxophone, clarinet, piano, guitar, drums and other woodwind instruments. The school has also this year have introduced a Moama Grammar School band ran by Mr. Kevin Kiely and music teacher Mrs. Monique Fruewirth. The school plays are ran and directed by some of the dedicated teaching staff of Moama Grammar. The school encourages the students to participate in these activities.
Sports Moama Grammar takes sport very seriously. We travel All around the state competing in sports such as cross country, swimming, athletics and many more. At the school we compete against each other to win the end year’s house cup. To win this you must win as many of these events as possible. Outside of the school we travel to Wodonga and Yarrawonga for winter, spring and summer sports. For this we compete in footy, tennis, softball etc. We come back home with many outstanding results. When we compete in house sports. The students that win will move onto the next level which is Inter-school, then zone and then state. Very few students have achieved this at our school but they have great talents. We encourage all students to get involved in all sports and yet the ones who don’t really like sport really do well and we encourage that.
Moama Anglican Grammar School
Volume 1, Issue 5
Staff of M.A.G.S 2009 Mr. Andrew Pullar [Principal]
Mr. Ron Couchman [Deputy Principal and P.D.H.P.E]
Mr. Tim Bowles [Chaplin/ RE Teacher]
Mr. Alan Davidson [Grade 5]
Mrs. Jenny Pullar [Grade 6]
Miss. Fiona Gass [Grade 6]
Miss. Amy Barnes [Year 7 home room and English and Hsie]
Mr. Brad Downie [Year 7 home room and English and Hsie]
Miss. Hayley McAllister [Year 7 home room and Science and Maths]
Mr. Adam Snow [Year 8 home room and Maths and Science]
Mr. Michael Zweck [Year 8 home room and Maths and Science]
Miss. Tara Moon [Year 8 home room, Art and Metal tech]
Mrs. Susan Harrison [Art ]
Mr. Greg Cadd [P.D.P.H.E]
Miss. Jenny Wood [P.D.P.H.E]
Mr. Brain Malone [Legal Studies and Hsie]
Mr. Stuart Young [Maths and Science]
Mrs. Michelle Derveraux [Science and Library]
Mrs. Rosie Kier [Italian]
Mrs. Maree Slatter [Italian]
Mrs. Michelle Downie [Food tech]
Mr. David Fenwick [I.T]
Mrs. Judy Danaher [English and Hsie]
Mrs. Maris Carmody [Maths and Science]
This school includes international to Italy and has introduced trips to East Timor.
The Italy trip is only for year 9 and 10 students studying either art or Italian the trip includes going to the Rome, Florence, Sorrento, Pompeii, Orvieto, Venice and Milan. The students will travel around these places and even go ancient Rome and see the Colosseum, The Roman Forum, the Victor Emmanuel Monument and the Leaning Tower of Pisa and these are just a few things you will see and learn about while you go to Italy.
This year the school has introduced the East Timor trip this trip will be open for year yr 9 students or above wishing to travel without their parents the younger students may go with a Parent or Guardian coming with them. In this trip students, parents, guardian and other people attending must work and help the
East Timorese people live their daily life and help them how to build, farm or any other qualities to give the East Timorese people a better life. and a helping hand. This will teach everyone more about a third world country and one of our closet neighbours.
Moama Anglican Grammar School
New buildings
The new buildings that have been installed over 2008/09. The recently installed buildings would be the Art and ceramics room, the library along with two other classrooms, the food technology room and room 16. The buildings that are currently being constructed are yet to be finished. A new staff room is being built. The staff room is the attachment to the administration building. 5/6 rooms are under construction, they are going out near the library and rooms, 19 and 20, a new school canteen is possibly going to be under construction. The schools master plan is to have a senior school, a middle school and a primary school. This is to be accomplished by the year 2012. There will be a playing field, tennis courts, theatre and an indoor gymnasium.
MOAMA ANGLICAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Camps Moama Anglican Grammar school believes that all students in the same year should get to know each other a little bit. So each year level goes on a different camp each year other than year 8 and 9 which both go to the Grampians. The following years go on these camps: Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year
5: Anglesea or Cave hill creek. 6: Anglesea or cave hill creek. 7: Borambola. 8: Grampians. 9: Grampians. 10: Melbourne universities. 11: Moring Glory (leadership camp). 12: N/A.
Moama Anglican Grammar School ranges in different school performances such as the school play or musical each year. This year the put on the play of Sherlock Holmes, 2008 was the musical Bugsy Malone and in 2007 the school put on a Murray Melodrama written by Principal Andrew Pullar. The school also has Musical Performances and students learning or studying music are encouraged to come and play at the schools annual Spring Time Concert. The school has introduced drama into on of the elective subjects for students to study. The school also has a co-curricula program teaching and getting students to learn instruments such as saxophone, clarinet, piano, guitar, drums and other woodwind instruments. The school has also this year have introduced a Moama Grammar School band ran by Mr. Kevin Kiely and music teacher Mrs. Monique Fruewirth. The school plays are ran and directed by some of the dedicated teaching staff of Moama Grammar. The school encourages the students to participate in these activities.
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