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IN THIS ISSUE:  Theatre and Drama  Art and Hebrew  Anything Goes Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 22 Issue 9 Friday 1st April 2022

 Sport success  “Anything Goes” highlights Plus much more...

Dear Parents and Caregivers, What a busy week this has been in the life of the school. I suppose that it is pretty normal as all summer competitions are coming to their conclusion and assessments for this term are complete so there is the space and time to extend and enrich students in multiple other ways.

Examples include: Year 10 Art students have been on a 2 day, 1 night art retreat to the Quarantine Station at Manly. This was jam -packed full of activities, a history tour of the site, a ghost tour, and stories of the characters who lived across the site. There were three art making workshops each day which entailed drawing, water colour, illustration, photography with digital editing and postproduction, and book and zine making. The students have been enriched with skills and techniques which they will draw on throughout Year 10 and into Year 11 and the HSC in Visual Arts. A spectacularly fun weekend was had by all. Images page 9.

Tim Cogin who accompanied the team and looked after the special meals and management on the track.

Our team included Callum Flint, Dean Cadry, Sebastian Pugh, Dion Ryan, Charlie Cogin, Darsen Stiles and Lian Stiles. More photo’s page 13.

This week in Science the Year 7 students have been investigating States of Matter. They played 'Dry Ice Hockey', made coins scream, played with Oobleck, observed density fireworks and had a great time learning.

It is always so exciting to see students engage so positively and get so enthused by learning.

Our Girl’s Waterpolo Teams both ended up the season as winners in the Eastside UNSW Competition. What made the victories more interesting is that Reddam 1 played and beat Reddam 2 in the Grand Final and in the Junior section Reddam 3 played and beat Reddam 4 in the Final. Congratulations to all the Girls who play waterpolo. Team photo’s in Sports section on page 12.

Last weekend our legendary Mountain Biking coach, Mick, took our competitive riders down to Thredbo to compete in the All Schools Mountain Biking Championships. The team had a great trip and did very well on the mountain. Special thanks to Mr. Johnny Ryan and

The Girls touch football Grand Finals were washed out last weekend, but the Gold Medal was presented to two Reddam teams as they ended the season on top of the table. Well done to Reddam 3 and Reddam 4 for winning their respective competitions.

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Congratulations to: Reddam 3 Lily Cyron, Milly Golovsky, Maya Harris, Jasmin Parker, Emma Rosenberg, Willa Schneideman, Katie Silberberg and Sassy Stephens.

Reddam 4 Kayla Boyarsky, Savanah Charles, Ella Fitzpatrick, Attica Geritis, Kaila Katz, Isabella Leibman, Zoe Martin and Sylvia Waugh.

On Tuesday in the pouring rain we managed to complete the selection trials for the CDSSA Touch Football Teams to compete at the AICES Championships next week. Thanks to all who trialed for your tenacity in the appalling conditions and congratulations to the following students who were chosen in CDSSA Teams: Open Girls Aaliyah Ibrahim, Talia Shapiro 15s Girls Savanah Charles, Ella Fitzpatrick, Eleena Hassan, Emma Rosenberg, Nicola Shapiro, Isabella Liebman (shadow player) 15s Boys Boston Berry, Hussein Ibrahim, Jordon Shalome, Eden Zahra, Harrison Walker (shadow player)

Year 10 Drama students completed their Commedia Dell'Arte performances this week creating some outstanding self devised work. Commedia dell'Arte, which translates as "professional theatre," began in Italy in the early 16th Century and quickly spread throughout Europe, creating a lasting influence on Shakespeare, Molière, opera, vaudeville, contemporary musical theatre, television sit-coms, and improv comedy. The style of Commedia is characterised by its use of masks, improvisation, physical comedy, and recognizable character types—young lovers, wily servants, greedy old men, know-it-all professors, and boasting heroes. The students proved that Commedia is very much alive and well in our Contemporary world, producing some hilariously entertaining performances. See some great images on Page 7.

The school teams in the Eastside Debating Competition took on Sydney Boys High School with the Year 7, Year 10, and Year 11 teams convincing the judges that their arguments were superior on the night. Congratulations to Year 7s, Maddie Wenmohs, Charlotte Teoh, Alexander Nelenson, and Steven Wynn who argued that children’s film makers should avoid making animated movies that contain darker themes successfully. The Year 10 team of Poppy Hartley, Jo Gilliatt, Oscar Peer, and Sam Derakhshandegan and the Year 11 Team of Eunice Woo, Xander Leibert, Jaiden Chee, and Gabriella Steinberg both won their debates suggesting that Will-they- won’tthey texts with “sad” endings are better than those with “happy” endings.

This week our Theatre Club students attended their second production of the year, ‘A is for Apple’ at the Griffin Theatre. They were treated to a preview performance of the production before it opened to the general public.

Our Elective 9-12 Drama students were an enthusiastic audience and appeared to enjoy the production about In Public Speaking we have had a busy few weeks with a young girl preparing to celebrate her Bat Mitzvah. the Rostrum Public Speaking Competition and Plain English Speaking Competition.

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Well done to all the students who represented Reddam in these competitions. Much preparation is required, and students are commended for their efforts. A special shout-out goes to Zoe Martin, who stepped in at the last minute to compete at Rostrum after another student could not compete. Our students are truly excellent speakers, and congratulations to Milana Perczuk, Jessica Levy, and Victor Xu for their eloquent and thoughtful speeches.

Gabriella Steinberg (Year 11) won her division with her compelling speech about lowering the voting age and she moves on to the Regional Finals in May. In the Plain English Speaking Competition, Rachel Pearlman was selected as one of the winners with her speech on "Return Culture" and her impromptu speech where she spoke about "that slap" at the Oscars. Rachel moves who Captained the NSW CIS Open Woman’s Cricket through to the Regional Finals of this competition. We Team at the recent NSW All Schools cricket championwish Gabriella and Rachel the best of luck for their future ships and from this tournament was selected in the NSW rounds.

All Schools Team to compete against Queensland later in the year. This match leads into Frankie traveling to AdWe would like to congratulate Frankie Nicklin of Year 12 elaide as part of the Cricket NSW Metro team to compete in the U19 female National Cricket Championships.

Frankie is off to England to experience boarding school life at Reddam Berkshire, playing on a British wicket and all things English. We wish her well.

Have a great weekend and wonderful final week of Term 1.

Next week school closes on Friday at 1:00pm and Term 1 reports will be posted on the following Tuesday for Years 7 - 11. Year 12 who continue writing assessments right up until next Friday will get their reports next term.

Dave Pitcairn

PUBLIC SPEAKING

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REELise Workshops in the holidays. (free of charge) REELise provides a fun and interactive online program supporting creativity and thought leadership, in the April school holidays for 10-18 year-olds.

Having recently received a grant from the Office of the eSafety Commissioner’s Online Safety Grants Program, the Program seeks to empower young people around Australia to create impactful content for socials and cinema, that can share diverse stories about navigating life and managing mental health, to breakdown stigmas and stereotypes and drive inclusivity, respect and empathy online.

Thanks to the Online Safety grants program, we are able to offer the Program (normally $90 for 10-13 yrs and $135 for 14-18 yrs), for FREE to young people around Australia when using the code CHANGETHEWORLD. Details of the Program are here: https:// workshops.reelise.org.au/

YEAR 8 - DIGITAL MEDIA Over the past few weeks student's in Digital Media have been learning to master the pen tool in Adobe Illustrator. Sam Daniels has demonstrated a significant amount of skill in his drawing ability and, in his own time, he has extended himself to produce the 3 works below.

Although he used reference material, which is pretty standard for all artwork, he has produced extremely competent illustrations. Well done, Sam!

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YEAR 7 - HEBREW

The Year 7 Hebrew class lesson with The Matzah Factory Passover is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates the Israelites' exodus from slavery in Egypt, which occurs on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Nisan. And as some of you might know, it is dawning upon us with only two weeks remaining.

So, we decided to participate in a workshop called The Matzah Factory. In this workshop, we foremost learned and recalled the story of Passover: The tale of how the Jewish people fled from Egypt. We also learned about how they got enslaved in the first place. After that, they gave us a brief history of Matzah and how the delightful, crunchy bread is made. And to the apparent delight of all, we got to bake some.

The process was simple yet entertaining. We first got our dough and rolling pin, followed by a makeshift paper hat. Most of us took it upon ourselves to place it up-

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on our heads. We first rolled out our dough to a (somewhat) pleasing shape, then pressed it again, this time with a detrimental looking rolling pin I later found out to be called a roller docker. We used this to create the holes that lined the traditional Matzah.

Once fin-ished, we set them into an oven to bake.

The wait was unbearable but eventually, it was over and we all got to feast upon our creations. To top the session off we took a photo in front of an Egyptian set background to symbolise Passover.

We all had a wonderful time both baking the Matzah and recalling the story of Passover. Thank you so much Mrs Kronental for organizing this for us. I think I speak for everyone when I say we truly appreciate this delightful venture.

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YEAR 9 - DRAMA Year 9 Drama Performance Assessment This week our Year 9 Elective Drama students presented their first Assessment Task, devising Narrative Playbuilt performances inspired by children's picture books. Our talented students used a range of dramatic techniques to create original theatrical performances which entertained their classmates. They embodied a variety of characters and used their imagination and ensemble skills to stage situations for these characters to overcome. We are proud of our Year 9 students for their hard work and commitment to the rehearsal process overcoming illness and striving to achieve their best. A tremendous effort from all!

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YEAR 10 - DRAMA Year 10 Drama students completed their Commedia Dell'Arte performances this week creating some outstanding self devised work. Commedia dell'Arte, which translates as "professional theatre," began in Italy in the early 16th Century and quickly spread throughout Europe, creating a lasting influence on Shakespeare, Molière, opera, vaudeville, contemporary musical theatre, television sit-coms, and improv comedy. The style of Commedia is characterised by its use of masks, improvisation, physical comedy, and recognizable character types—young lovers, wily servants, greedy old men, know-it-all professors, and boasting heroes. The students proved that Commedia is very much alive and well in our Contemporary world, producing some hilariously entertaining performances!

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YEAR 7 - SCIENCE This week in Science the Year 7 students have been investigating States of Matter. They played 'Dry Ice Hockey', made coins scream, played with Oobleck, observed density fireworks and had a great time learning. It is always so exciting to see students engage so positively and get so enthused by learning.

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YEAR 10 - ART Year 10 art retreat to the Quarantine Station at Manly.

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SPORTING FIXTURES - 2ND APRIL 2022 Basketball Comets Competition – Friday 1st April

U14s – Reddam Bulls v Reddam Cavaliers 1.00 Ct 1

U16s – Reddam Knicks v Inner City Jaguars 4.30 Ct 2

U14s – Reddam Cavaliers v Reddam Bulls 1.00 Ct 1

U18s – Reddam Suns v SGHS Mystics 5.15 Ct 2

U14s – Reddam Mavericks v Newtown Sharks 1.00 Ct 3

U18s – Reddam 1st V v Inner City Allstars 4.30 Ct 1

U14s – Reddam Nuggets v All Blacks 12.10 Ct 2

Perry Park Courts & Comets Stadium Saturday Fixtures 2nd April

U14s – Reddam Pistons v Inner City Thunder 11.20 Ct 1 U16s – Reddam Rockets v Newtown Tigers 2.40 Ct 3

(Perry Park Courts are located behind the Comets Stadium)

Boys MPCYC

Girls

U16s – Reddam Warriors v Inner City Panthers 6.00 Ct 1

U10s – Reddam Lakers v Inner City Sparks 8.00 Ct 4

U16s – Reddam Pacers v Newtown Rhinos 5.15 Ct 1

U12s – Reddam Bucks v KHY Astronauts 8.50 Ct 4 U14s – Reddam Timberwolves v Newtown Lynx 9.40 Ct 3 U14s – Reddam Sparks v KHY Astronauts 9.40 4

U16s – Reddam Nets v Vikings 2.15 Ct 2 U18s – Reddam Heat v Newtown Kings 2.15 Ct 3 U18s – Reddam Grizzlies v Maccabi Heat 3.00 Ct 3 U18s – Reddam 1st V v MVP Lakers 7.30 Ct 2

Boys Alexandria (Perry Park Courts) U10s – Reddam Jazz v Newtown Panters 8.50 Ct 1

Sunday – Comp

U10s – Reddam Hawks v All Blacks 8.00 Ct 1

Reddam Year 12 Girls v Rose Bay Rebels Waverley College Gym 9.20am

U12s – Reddam Celtics v Sydney Hoopstars Vipers 10.30 Ct 1 U12s – Reddam Clippers v Sydney Hoopstars Adders Ct 3

Reddam Cougars v Moriah Gold Sydney Boys High School 10.15am

U12s – Reddam Raptors v KHY Orbits 12.10 Ct 1

Soccer—Sunday Girls: Reddam Under 13 V Queens Park Panthers @ Lyne Park Field 12.30pm Reddam Under 15 V Pagewood Botany @ Lyne Park Field 1 11.00am Reddam Seniors V Queens Park Cheetahs @ Lyne Park Field 1.45pm

SPORTING RESULTS - 26TH MARCH 2022 Water Polo—Saturday Girls Reddam 1 vs Reddam 2 9 - 1

Reddam 3 vs Reddam 4 8 - 4

Reddam 2 vs Reddam 1 1 - 9

Reddam 4 vs Reddam 3 4 - 8

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SPORTING RESULTS - 26TH MARCH 2022 CONT Basketball Boys

Girls

U10s – Reddam Jazz v Inner City Clippers 2 – 51

U16s – Reddam Knicks v All Blacks 10 - 40

U10s – Reddam Hawks v Newtown Panthers 11 - 52

U18s – Reddam Suns v SGHS Move Like Moha 8 – 30

U12s – Reddam Celtics v Inner City Demons 5 - 15

U18s – Reddam 1st V v Inner City Gems 26 – 29

U12s – Reddam Clippers v Newtown Rebels 17 - 12

U10s – Reddam Lakers v BYE (no game)

U12s – Reddam Raptors v Newtown Wombats 20 – 8

U12s – Reddam Bucks v Sydney HoopStars Cheetahs 2 - 24

U14s – Reddam Bulls v Reddam Nuggets 8 - 34

U14s – Reddam Timberwolves v KHY Astronauts 21 – 28

U14s – Reddam Cavaliers v Newtown Rangers 38 – 15

U14s – Reddam Sparks v Newtown Lynx 20 – 0

U14s – Reddam Mavericks v Newtown Gorillas 21 - 32

U18 Reddam Girls v Tripple threat 18s Girls 35 - 43

U14s – Reddam Nuggets v Reddam Bulls 20 – 0 U14s – Reddam Pistons v All Blacks 16 – 48 U16s – Reddam Rockets v Inner City Mustangs 16 – 46 U16s – Reddam Warriors v Maccabi Rockets 32 – 35 U16s – Reddam Pacers v Newtown Bullets 15 - 34 U16s – Reddam Nets v Inner City Eagles 41 – 59 U18s – Reddam Heat v CYS 34 – 25 U18s – Reddam Grizzlies v Manesis Strength 31 – 35 U18s – Reddam 1st V v MVP Cheetahs 38 - 25

SPORTING CONGRATULATIONS

Success for our Girls Water Polo teams in the finals last weekend after a brilliant season.

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MOUNTAIN BIKING ALL SCHOOLS - THREDBO

Last week our legendary Mountain Biking coach, Mick took our competitive riders down to Thredbo to compete in the All Schools Mountain Biking Championships. The team had a great trip and did very well on the mountain. Special thanks to Mr. Jonny Ryan and Tim Cogin who accompanied the team and looked after the special meals and management on the track.

Our team included Callum Flint, Dean Cadry, Sebastian Pugh, Dion Ryan, Charlie Cogin, Darsen Styles and Lian Styles.

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HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCTION - “ANYTHING GOES”

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Each year, one of the highlights of the school calendar is unde-niably the High School production. Every year the Reddam House community is blown away by the sheer talent and hard work demonstrated by our students, and the ability to present what is easily described as a professional production. Working together as cast, crew, orchestra, costume department, and hair & make up teams, these students prepare for only a few short weeks before pulling out an absolute show stopper, every time. The same can be said of our most recent production, the Broadway classic Anything Goes. A lot of the usual events on the school calendar have been impacted by COVID-19 over the past two years, however luckily only one High School Pro-duction has been cancelled. This year, the battle was with ill-ness and isolation periods without large portions of personnel, however our students rose to the challenge and audience members were in fact shocked by the ability to produce some-thing that was possibly even better than previous productions. The heart ache, frustration, and turmoil of the past two years melted away by our students' show of discipline, hard work, perfect comic timing, beautiful musicianship and energised performances. A huge congratulations to these fine students on delivering an event of which Reddam is so very proud.

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CAREERS NEWS ATTENTION STUDENTS IN YEAR 11 AND 12

tion, scholarships, and the co-curricular requirements.

If you wish to make a booking for a Careers meeting please email Ms Jones. I will only be conducting these online for the foreseeable future until the current covid situation calms down.

The webinar series will be published at https:// www.anu.edu.au/study/events in the coming weeks and students will be able to register for any of the sessions they are interested in via this webpage.

Recordings from the sessions will be uploaded to the ANU Experience YouTube channel. You can view recordings from last year’s series at https://www.youtube.com/ playlist?list=PLSELPFl0xuaQTm9RWfmcKr9sfneg8Yebz

YEAR 12 STUDENTS INTERESTED IN STUDYING AT ANU IN 2023- ANU Applications will close Monday 23 May. Students can start their application at any time and log back in as needed to complete the process.

Students need to include their co-curricular activities with appropriate documentation: https://www.anu.edu.au/ study/apply/domestic-applications-anu-undergraduate/ applying-to-anu-application-details/co NSW HSC students do not need to include their year 11 reports in their application; ANU will access this information from NESA.

UPCOMING UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY EVENTS-.

Life of a Psychologist | Wed 6 Apr 4-4:30pm Join this session to discover what studying psychology involves, what an average day for the different types of psychologists is and how you can pursue studies towards becoming one yourself.

2022 USYD Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize: It’s time for students with a knack for communicating, and budding filmmakers with an interest in science, to pull ANU has supplementary forms available which students out their cameras. Entries to the 2022 University of Sydcan use when submitting their documents (if their existing ney Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize are now open documents are already in the correct format, they don’t to students across Australia, with entries closing on have to use these forms). Co-Curricular Documentation May 6th, 2022. Enter Now Template: https://www.anu.edu.au/files/guidance/Cocurricular%20or%20service%20supporting% ATTENTION GIRLS IN YEARS 11 &12 INTERESTED IN ENGI20documentation%20template.pdf NEERING- UNSW has launched a new pathway program into UNSW Engineering via the Girls in Engineering (GIE) Year 11 Results Form: https://www.anu.edu.au/files/ Club - the GIE FEAS Program. guidance/Year% 2011_Supplementary_Assessment_Form.pdf This program is for female-identifying high school students in Year 11 and 12 who will be applying for an eligible engineering degree at UNSW and are expecting an Tuckwell Scholarship application dates will also be conATAR within the FEAS (Faculty of Engineering Admissions firmed soon, with Stage 1 applications running similar to Scheme) eligibility range. See Ms Jones if interested. last year’s timeline - https://tuckwell.anu.edu.au/apply USYD Year 12 Information Evening Explore our campus and all the courses that the University of Sydney has to offer first-hand. Join us on Thursday April 28th from 4pm-7pm and attend our course advice expo, a student-led tour and an information session to get insight into scholarships, applications and why Sydney may be the right choice for you. Register Here

Tuckwell Stage 1 applications are expected to close Tuesday 26 April. Students will need to complete and submit the ANU Direct Application first.

The ANU Direct Application will ask if students wish to apply for a Tuckwell Scholarship – answer “yes” if you wish to apply.

Shortly after submitting the ANU Direct Application (allow 24-48 hours), students will be invited to the Tuckwell Scholarship Stage 1 Application Form via email. The sooner you submit your ANU Direct Application, the sooner you can access the Tuckwell Scholarship Stage 1 Application Form.

Complete and submit the Tuckwell Scholarship Stage 1 Application Form by Tuesday 26 April.

Bachelor of Oral Health Admission Change Admission to the Bachelor of Oral Health no longer requires successful completion of a multiple mini interview.

The change was made to bring the degree in line with other health degrees offered at USYD. To find out more about this degree and to read the full admission criteria visit this link Learn More ATTENTION YEAR 12- Macquarie University YEAR 12 INFORMATION SESSION ANU APPLICATION WEBINAR SERIES 3 May 2022; 6:00pm Our team is planning a series of webinars for prospective A series of short talks given by university representatives students throughout the application window. The sessions and current students. We’ll cover everything students will will run at 4:00pm on Wednesdays, beginning Wednesneed to know to prepare them for university study inday 2 March with a student panel Q&A, and including cluding important dates and early entry. sessions about the application process, accommoda-

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CAREERS NEWS CONT. Interaction designer, (UX) designer, Product designer and more.

UNSW Upcoming Events: Year 10 Subject Selection Evening 3 & 12 May 2022Law Admission Test (LAT) Info Evening 5 May 2022.

ATTENTION ANY YEAR 12 INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR A BUSINESS CADETSHIP- The Professional Cadetships Australia has online applications that opened on 7 March and close on 25 May 2022. To find out more about this visit www.businesscadetships.com.au or see Ms Jones.

ATTENTION Year 12- UAC is holding an admissions Information evening. This session is for Year 12 students and their parents. Institutions will provide a summary of their course offerings for 2023. When: Tuesday 26 April at 6pm Register for the Year 12 Conference ATTENTION YEAR 10- Macquarie University YEAR 10 SUBJECT SELECTION 4 May 2022; 6:00pm A series of short talks on the importance of informed subject selection, how choice of subjects can `help at university, and how admission to Macquarie works.

The UAC Digital webinar program for 2022 is full of fantastic information, from talks on the UAC process, including ATARs and changing preferences, to discussions with academics and student recruiters on study areas and interviews with current uni students about their experi-

Year 12 students interested in studying at Monash University in Melbourne-Please check out this link about course https://www.monash.edu/discover? utm_campaign=MUPDAT_BRA&utm_source=Newsletter& utm_medium=email&utm_content=99901_category_3_e dition_1_teaser_tile

ences, hopes and dreams. With over 30 webinars on the

Monday 4 - Thursday 7 April 2022, daily Time: 4.00-6.00pm Location: Zoom

Let's Chat – Mental Health and the HSC: Wed 8 June 2022

playlist, we hope your school community gets the information they need to help make informed decisions.

Let's Chat – Medicine: Wed 4 May 2022 at 6pm

Let's Chat – Health Science: Wed 18 May 2022 at 6pm The ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) corLet's Chat – Construction and Engineering: Wed 25 May dially invites you to attend their annual flagship event, 2022 at 6pm The HASS (Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences) & Languages Showcase.

Let's Chat – Teaching: Wed 1 June 2022 at 6pm

Please register to receive event schedule and updates leading up to the event. We look forward to seeing you in April!

YEAR 12 USYD is introducing new Degrees: Pharmacy Degrees in 2023 The new degree combine bachelor’s and masters programs and new offerings for school leavers who want to study pharmacy. They allow students to practice pharmacy as soon as they graduate, offering a comprehensive qualification that integrates Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) internship requirements and an advanced Masters program. Learn More New Design Degree in 2023 Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design) will be launched in 2023, replacing the previous Bachelor of Design Computing. This degree will combine technical design skills like programming, interface and intelligent systems design with critical and creative user-centred, ethical and social design practices. Graduate outcomes include

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at 6pm STEM- UTS is running a series of events The live webinars will be your opportunity to learn more about our undergraduate courses with a dedicated session for each course. Please make sure to register in advance.

UTS IT UG Webinars - Register UTS Engineering UG Webinars - Register ATTENTION YEAR 12 INTERESTED IN APPLYING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE-There’s a lot to uncover about the University of Melbourne, and if you’re from New South Wales, this is your chance. Join the ‘UniMelb 101 for NSW students’ webinar from 6pm-7:30pm on Tuesday 3 May to hear about your study and accommodation options at Melbourne, how to apply, scholarships, internships, exchanges, and Access Melbourne – the University’s special entry access scheme. You’ll also hear from current Melbourne students who made the move from NSW. More details and register here: https:// go.unimelb.edu.au/3wqi

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CAREERS NEWS CONT. EY Game Changers Club You know there’s more to studying than just understanding theory. It’s never too early to look beyond the theory Tuesday 12 April, 8.30am - 2pm and start exploring how your skills could build into your Join us on campus to see first-hand what life is like at the future career.

University of Sydney Tickets available now As a participant of the EY Game Changers Club, you’ll be invited to attend events throughout the year and Attention Year 12 – Please visist this UAC websites for uplearn about the world today and beyond that you won’t coming UAC events you can join https:// get from a text book. You’ll network with business leadwww.uac.edu.au/media-centre/news/essential-infoers and EY professionals who’ll share insights and stories sessions-year-12 about the decisions they’ve made in their careers.

Year 12 - Further to my last week’s message about CaThe Game Changers Club is offered in Canberra, Adedetships here is a link to videos on cadetships if yoy are laide, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane to students interested https://drive.google.com/file/ graduating in 2024 and 2025. d/1AvBadsTgkLaxct9yCxCUeNmS4hFcsLiv/view?

Here, your career is truly yours to build. usp=sharing Applications close on 8 April 2022.

ATTENTION YEAR 12 - Experience Sydney University - Experience Sydney

YEAR 12 ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION 3 May 2022; 6:00pm A series of short talks given by university representatives and current students. We’ll cover everything students will need to know to prepare them for university study including important dates and early entry.

YEAR 10 SUBJECT SELECTION ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION 4 May 2022; 6:00pm A series of short talks on the importance of informed subject selection, how choice of subjects can help at university, and how admission to Macquarie works.

ATTENTION YEAR 12S INTERESTED IN STUDYING AT MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY IN 2023- Information Evening 03.05.22 UniMelb 101 for NSW students 5.30-7.00pm

Book now

Click here to learn more and apply University of New England—Applications are now open UNE’s Early Entry has been running successfully for more than 30 years. Early Entry is open to all Year 12 applicants and relies solely on a school assessment of student attributes and abilities to determine their suitability for entry.

The assessment is based around the student’s ability to work and learn independently, as well as their overall potential for academic success at UNE.

Students can apply to UNE early, receive an offer and secure a place at university, even before ATARs are released. This gives students certainty to begin making other arrangements such as where to live and finding parttime work.

ACU Talks with Industry—Our talk with Industry webinar series returns in 2022.

Ideal for students, careers advisors and teachers, this series features ACU graduates and academics from different industries talking about their real-world experiences.

ATTENTION YEAR 11- As you are aware you were unable to do Work experience last year due to covid. If any student wishes to arrange their own Work Experience in any school holidays this year, please contact Ms Jones for the necessary paperwork. This is not compulsory, Our panel of experts will offer advice on how to pursue a merely an opportunity for anyone who would career in their area of study, share their experiences like to do this. A reminder however, this can working in the industry and much more. You can ask panellists questions to learn more about their course, ca- only be done in a school holiday period. reer pathways and workplace realities.

This webinar series is great for students who are unsure of which course to study and where those studies may take them. Each session showcases a different study area at ACU, providing insights into business, IT, exercise science, physiotherapy, law, criminology, nursing, allied health, paramedicine, psychology, teaching, youth and social work Explore all Talk with Industry sessions

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