IN THIS ISSUE: • Music Highlights • Drama
• Congratulations Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 22 Issue 20 Friday 29th July 2022
Dear Parents and Caregivers, Welcome back to Term 3 after what I hope was a wonderfully rejuvenating holiday. As you may have read in the paper, Inspired is seeking to open a second Reddam House in North Sydney. It is currently at the development approval stage and a fair amount of uncertainty remains, hence we are not making any formal announcements or taking enrolments. Once we have more certainty, formal announcements will be made.
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of dance on Wednesday. Mrs Collier-Walsh and Ms Knight are extremely proud of the culture and community that they have developed within the dance fraternity at the school. This evening was the final preparation for these four students before they face the HSC examiners on 8th August. Good luck.
Mr Hodgson and Mr Montgomery had this to say following The Reddam House Senior and Middle School Drama Company presented 'A Series of Public Apologies (in response to a serious incident in the school toilets)' by John Donnelly. “ This hilarious satirical play is a play on words, on convention, on manners, on institutions, on order, The first edition of The Stag Student Newspaper under online and on point. Over 20 outstanding Drama stuthe leadership of Izzy Lowe and her Year 10 team was dents from Years 9, 10 and 11 worked extremely hard to distributed to students on the first day of the create this highly entertaining production. Our students break. Congratulations to the new team on maintaining received a wonderful response from their audience this valuable voice of the students for the students start- across two sell out evenings. We are extremely proud of ed during COVID lockdown by the current Year 12s. the hard work and commitment our talented students displayed throughout the rehearsal process and their The Stag - Student Newsletter | Reddam House Sydney outstanding ability to captivate and entertain their audiThe new term has started at full throttle with The HSC ences. The kids were buzzing last night. Such a great exDance evening on Wednesday night, Reddam House perience for them. Bravo to our Senior and Middle Senior and Middle School Drama Company presenting School Drama Company” 'A Series of Public Apologies (in response to a serious incident in the school toilets)' by John Donnelly, on Wednesday and Thursday nights, Public Speaking students involved in the Sydney Eisteddfod, the Chamber and Senior Choirs being involved in the Ryde Eisteddfod on Thursday evening and all school sport back in action now that the rain has finally abated. Congratulations to our four HSC Dance students and the Middle School Dance Company for a fantastic evening
At the Sydney Eisteddfod in the U13 Prepared Speeches on Monday, Reddam had a clean sweep winning gold, silver and bronze medals. Gold Medal to Jethro Jensen, Silver medal went to Sophia Glass, and the Bronze medal to Emma Bradburn. On top of that Highly Commended also went to Sylvie Pasvolsky, Ricky Resnick, Sarah Mueller, Bella Swil and Tasha Rogoff.
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Brilliant results again in the Eisteddfod on Wednesday where Evie Zavos won the U 17 section and in the senior impromptu competition, Marly Pasvolsky won the silver medal, Jessica Levy won the bronze medal, and Jamie Levitt, Evie Zavos and Jade Hastings were awarded Highly Commended certificates. They had two minutes to prepare a three-minute speech - a very difficult task. Congratulations to these students and to Mrs Karney who instils the confidence in students to embrace speaking in public.
for grabs. It was Reddam House Senior Choir who won this prestigious event, and was presented the shield by Mayor Jordan Lane, the Mayor of the City of Ryde. The adjudicator commented that their performance “captured the spirit of hope in our time” with their balanced parts, expressive phrasing, and meaningful dynamics. We are very proud of our students' hard work and achievements, and very much look forward to taking these talented young choristers to the Gold Coast in Week 4. More images on page 4.
The Art Department wants to share the exciting news that both Maya Gertler and Mia Klugman of Year 12 were selected to exhibit in the Sydney Children’s Hospital Annual art exhibition to bring some joy and colour to the hospital wards. They were the first school students to be offered an opportunity to be part of this exhibition and they have been working hard since the beginning of the year to complete 9 pieces as part of the “Earthly Critters” collection, which were due around the same time as their HSC major artworks. The artworks are for sale on the website below and any funds raised will be partially donated to the hospital. The art curator sent through some photos of the installation, which they cannot see in person, given they are in the ICU ward. Congratulations to both of them on putting their talents to work for such a good cause. https://www.schf.org.au/schf-in-action/programs-andinnovations/winter-art-2022
Close to 100 Reddam House Senior Choir students attended the Ryde Choral Eisteddfod this Thursday. This is the first time these choristers have competed in this eisteddfod, and were entered into two sections; The Rosalind Carlson Choral Championship, and the most prestigious event of the choral competition, the Ryde City Council Choral Award. Selected members of the Senior Choir were invited to compete in Reddam’s first ever Chamber Choir, and after a 3-week school break, and having had only one rehearsal without all members present, these talented choristers took home first place! Adjudicator Judith Malone commented on the choir’s superior quality, with skilful listening and diction, calling it a “first class performance”. The Ryde City Council Choral Award is the final event of the competition day, with only one prize up
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Ten of our Year 10 students attended the Better World Youth Summit on Thursday to help design a ‘Child Friendly Australia’. The inaugural Summit created by UNICEF Australia, in partnership with the BUPA Foundation, was held at Taronga Zoo. Our students were part of a group of 120 young people invited to the Summit from secondary schools throughout Greater Sydney to participate in consultations on a child-centred planning framework to help councils and developers design healthier, more equitable, sustainable cities and communities for children and young people. I thank Mr le Roux for arranging this opportunity for our students to have their voices heard. Mr Ehrlich accompanied fifteen students to Case Junior Ocean School where they spent time in Brisbane and Cairns being involved in marine biology projects. Max and Memphis Rebelo were part of the Adelaide Guitar Festival Orchestra. This involved performing and They visited Stradbroke Island, Fitzroy Island, The Daintree practising five pieces Monday to Thursday at the Adeforest and the Great Barrier Reef before they had to prelaide Festival Centre, followed on Friday night by persent their STEAM expert presentations. They spent 12 forming at Her Majesty’s Theatre with the Adelaide Guidays exploring the oceans, learning about marine life tar Festival Orchestra. and environmental conservation. From snorkelling at the great barrier reef, to surfing in the Gold Coast and visiting a turtle rehabilitation centre in Fitzroy Island. The presentation in assembly today from these students showed how much they enjoyed this experience.
Pia Martin and Poppy O’Reilly took part in the U16 NSW Schools Surfing Championships held at Wollongong. They did extremely well finishing the team event in 4th place. They both have another 3 years in this event and will go from strength to strength. Great work. Other wonderful student achievements during the holiday included: Gabriel Stafford received his gold Duke of Edinburgh badge last month, having completed the requirements for the award in May. Jazz Spira has been selected as one of only 4 show jumping horse and rider combinations to represent NSW in the Equestrian Interschools Nationals to take place at the end of September in Sydney. She is very excited about this opportunity. She also has ambitions to make it into the Junior team at the Australian Championships in November.
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Congratulations to Max Klausen on his outstanding achievements on the basketball court this season. Max plays Under 16 Division 1 with the Inner City Bulldogs. Last Sunday Max and his team mates won the Metro Basketball Competition defeating Manly in the Grand Final. Next Sunday they will be playing against the Country teams with the goal of winning the NSW Championship. We wish Max all the best.
Ski Cross and Alpine. Ari did a great job as well giving his very best and finishing mid field.
Oliver Sacks has been selected for the New South Wales State Under 15 Soccer Team to compete in the National Youth Championships to take place in Coffs Harbour in September. He will represent NSW and play against the other state teams. Fantastic effort Oliver. Riley Gamertsfelder has been selected as a shadow player for the NSW Football State Team to compete in the National championships later this year. Despite his injuries throughout the selection process, he still managed to be selected for this team. Riley has been with his NPL Tier 1 Football Club - Sydney Olympic for the last 3 years. Keep it up Riley. Anna Kirievsky of Year 7 has been selected to receive a Commended Award as part of the 2022 Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Student Achievement for the Community Languages School. This is a remarkable achievement and reflects Anna’s commitment to the study of Russian. Great work Anna.
Congratulations to Ari and Katie Silberberg on their Have a calm weekend and week ahead. achievements in the Sydney Division of the InterSchools Snow Sports. Katie finished in the top twenty in both the Dave Pitcairn
Behind the scenes, Reddam House Senior Choir in relaxed mode.
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MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS Reddam Idol 2022
Music News
Entries for this year's Reddam Idol Vocal Competition close on Friday, August 12 at 5pm. To enter and read more about entry requirements, here is the entry form:
Composition Competition 2022 A reminder for our musicians that entries for the Composition Competition close Monday, August 8 at 5pm. We are very excited to see everybody's wonderful work. Contact Mr Bortolott if you have any questions, and here is the entry form:
2023 Musical Announcement
Please click here to watch the next reveal for our 2023 high school musical:
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Close to 100 Reddam House Senior Choir students attended the Ryde Choral Eisteddfod this Thursday. This is the first time these choristers have competed in this eisteddfod, and were entered into two sections; The Rosalind Carlson Choral Championship, and the most prestigious event of the choral competition; the Ryde City Council Choral Award. Select members of Senior Choir were invited to compete in Reddam’s first ever Chamber Choir, and after a 3-week school break, and having had only one rehearsal without all members present, these talented choristers took home first place! Adjudicator Judith Malone commented on the choir’s superior quality, with skilful listening and diction, calling it a “first class performance”. The Ryde City Council Choral Award is the final event of the competition day, with only one prize up for grabs. It was Reddam House Senior Choir who won this prestigious event, and was presented the shield by Mayor Jordan Lane, the Mayor of the City of Ryde. The adjudicator commented that their performance “captured the spirit of hope in our time” with their balanced parts, expressive phrasing, and meaningful dynamics. We are very proud of our students' hard work and achievements, and very much look forward to taking these talented young choristers to the Gold Coast in Week 4.
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DRAMA
Congratulations to the cast and crew involved in the Reddam House Senior and Middle School Drama Production of ‘A Series of Public Apologies (in response to an unfortunate incident in the school toilets)’. This hilarious satirical comedy, directed by our Drama teachers Will Hodgson and Chris Montgomery was performed by our Drama Company across Years 9, 10 and 11 this week, on Wednesday 27th and Thursday 28th July, at the Middle School Drama Studio. Our students received a wonderful response from their audience across two sell out evenings. We are extremely proud of the hard work and commitment our talented students displayed throughout the rehearsal process and their outstanding ability to captivate and entertain their audiences. Bravo to our Senior and Middle School Drama Company!
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SPORTING FIXTURES - 30 JULY 2022 Basketball Comets Competition – Friday 29th July U16 – Reddam Knicks v SGHS Knives 4.30 U18 – Reddam SUs v Hoops I did it again 5.15 U18 – Reddam 1st V v Coogee Crystals 4.30
U14 – Reddam Bulls v Inner City ThU12.10 U14 – Reddam Cavaliers v Newtown Rangers 11.20 U14 – Reddam Mavericks v Inner City Ballers 12.10 U14 – Reddam Nuggets v Newtown Raptors 11.20 U14 – Reddam Hawks v MPB 1 1.50
Perry Park Courts & Comets Stadium Saturday Fixtures 30th July (Perry Park Courts are located behind the Comets stadium)
U16 – Reddam Rockets v Reddam Jazz 1.00 U16 – Reddam Jazz v Reddam Rockets 1.00 U18 – Reddam Heat v Maccabi Mavericks 1.00
Girls U14 – Reddam Timberwolves v KHY Astronauts 11.20 U14 – Reddam Sparks v Inner City Magic 9.40 U14 – Reddam Mystics v Newtown Lynx 10.30
Boys MPCYC U16 – Reddam Warriors v Newtown Rhinos 2.20 U16 – Reddam Nets v Accelerate Warriors 5.40 U18 – Reddam Grizzlies v Manesis Strength 1.30 U18 – Reddam 1st V - BYE
Boys Alexandria (Perry Park Courts) U12 – Reddam Raptors v Newtown Eagles 8.00
Netball Reddam 2 v Kambala Court 34, 3.30pm Reddam 3 v St Catherines Court 5, 2.15pm Reddam 4 v Mascot Court 32, 1.00pm Reddam 5 v Randwick Rugby, Court 26, 11.45am Reddam 6 v Rose Bay, Court 20, 11.45am Reddam 7 v Saints, Court 1, 11.45am Reddam 8 v Reddam 9, Court 2, 10.30am Reddam 9 v Reddam 8, Court 2, 10.30am
Reddam 10 v Bye Reddam 12 v Randwick Rugby, Court 21, 9.15am Reddam 13 v Bye Reddam 14 v Randwick Rugby, Court 11, 10.30am
Soccer Reddam U13 V TBA Reddam Seniors V TBA Primary Saturday U9 Reddam United V Pagewood Botany 10.00am Jellicoe Park M4 U9 Reddam City V Dubar Rovers Yellow 10.00am Guyama Mini Field 2 U10 Reddam United V Pagewood Botany Rovers 11.00am Jellicoe Park 3F U10 Reddam City V Easts FC Leicester 11.00am Queens Park Field 2B U11 Reddam Guners V South East Eagles 12.00pm Heffron Park Half Field 1A U12 Reddam United V Glebe Wanderers 1.00pm Heffron Park Half Field 1B U12 Reddam City V Pagewood Botany Blue PSG 1.00pm Jellicoe Park Half Field 3G
High School Boys Saturday Year 12 v Trinity Bressington Park No.3, 1.00pm Year 11v Trinity Bressington Park No.3, 12.00pm Year 10 v Trinity Bressington Park No.4, 9.00am Year 9 v St Patricks College, Mason Park No.2, 2.00pm Year 8R v Scots, Lyne Park Rose Bay 2.00pm Year 8E v Trinity, Lyne Park Rose Bay 1.00pm Year 7 v Scots, Lyne Park Rose Bay 3.00pm
Cross Country Riverview Cross Country Carnival – Riverview
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CAREERS NEWS webinars, and make 1:1 appointments with staff and current students. Find out more If you wish to make a booking for a Careers meeting please Do it with DATA: Pandemics, people and bioinformatics email Ms Jones. I will only be conducting these online for the If you’re looking to combine your interest in maths and computforeseeable future until the current covid situation calms down. er science and explore applications in the field of bioinformatics, Do it with DATA: Pandemics, People and Bioinformatics is a great place to start! Register here Discover Monash Registrations for Discover Monash events running from June to August are now open, including campus tours, Monash Information Evenings, and course information seminars. Find out ANU Open Day and Campus Tours: ANU has confirmed its Open more Day for Saturday 3 September. The event will include both on Monash Disability Support campus and online components. Disability Support Services assists students with disabilities, mental health, and ongoing medical conditions, including those with Our campus tours are operating during school holidays; these learning difficulties, on the Autism Spectrum, and who are carare general outdoor tours (i.e. students are not able to look iners. Find out more side residences at this time). Booking pages for tours tend to be Scholarships, admissions and support services zone published around two weeks before holidays are due to start. Discover the support services available to help your students ANU also has several virtual tours online for the campus general- navigate their university life. Learn about our double degrees ly and for our residences. and how to prepare for university as a Year 10 student. Find out more You can find further information about in-person and virtual Campus life zone campus tours at https://www.anu.edu.au/study/events/futureWith rerpresentatives from Monash Sport, Residential Services, student-campus-tour Respectful Communities, Career Connect, English Connect, Chaplaincy, and more, students can discover how to enhance their university experience. Find out more ATTENTION STUDENTS IN YEAR 11 AND 12
Explore everything there is to know about coming to Macquarie University. Read about our early entry schemes, get to know our award-winning teachers, find out how our graduates are doing and more! https://macquarieuniversity-recruitment.cmail20.com/t/r-ltyjjdko-bjixiljur-c/ OPEN DAY: 13 August Students can join us to learn how our industry connections, passion for collaboration, and appetite for unconventional thinking will help them achieve remarkable things. https://macquarieuniversity-recruitment.cmail20.com/t/r-ltyjjdko-bjixiljur-x/
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 Interaction designer, (UX) designer, Product designer and more.
MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY CO-OP Q&A -How to apply and make your application stand out—16 August 2022; 5:00 - 5:30pm
Hear from our Student Ambassadors who received offers via this program and are current students at Macquarie, along with academics associated with the program. In this session, we'll Gadigal Early Conditional Offer Round Open provide information on how to apply for Macquarie’s Co-op program while providing attendees the opportunity to ask ques- The Gadigal Program is our Indigenous student pathway that supports Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students to study tions. at the University of Sydney. The Gadigal Early Conditional Offer Round is now open for students to apply via UAC by 7th August to be considered. Learn More or Apply Now Monash Scholars Applications see https://www.monash.edu/ study/why-choose-monash/information-for-high-achievingstudents/monash-scholars? utm_campaign=MUPDAT_BRA&utm_source=Newsletter&utm_m edium=email&utm_content=99901_category_3_edition_3_gener al_updates_CTA_3 Your essential guide to Monash Science Your one stop shop for everything Monash Science! Register for events and view other resources, access course information
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Creative Arts Special Admissions Scheme applications are now open! The CASAS Scheme is now open to Domestic Students who are looking to gain an early offer of admission prior to the release of ATARs or equivalent in either Visual Arts or Music. Eligible applicants will be assessed based on a combination of academic performance in Years 11 and 12, and audition or portfolio requirements. Music Applications
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Events in August: Studying Languages and Culture at Sydney | Wed 3 August 44:30pm So you’re thinking about studying languages and culture at university. Great! In this webinar, we’ll take you through how you can study languages and culture with us, and how it can benefit you. We’ll cover a range of options, from specialising in multiple languages to incorporating language study into a nonlanguage specialist degree. How Archeology, Ancient History and Science Converge | Wed 10 August 4-4:30pm Find out how the Pompei cast project provides new insights into the social lives of people who lived under the shadow of Mt Vesuvius. Our archaeologist will also investigate other ancient civilisations using 3D imaging and analytical technologies to reveal the secrets of ancient lifestyles and cultures. Attendees will gain insights into how the arts and sciences work together in contemporary careers.
The published minimum selection rank for these two courses for the 2022 intake was unusually high as a result of the introduction of the Early Entry Program and special provisions for COVIDimpacted HSC cohorts. It is important to note that these were exceptional circumstances and the minimum selection ranks for the 2023 intake may vary significantly from 2022. The minimum selection ranks are reflective of the demand for that intake, and can differ year to year.
Projects Management Online Spring Camp This program offers an excellent opportunity for high school students to learn about project management and where this dynamic field can take them. Students will develop an awareness of project management as a discipline, career pathways, and our Bachelor of Project Management degree. They'll also participate in interactive workshops. The program includes talks from industry professionals. To apply and secure a spot, please RSVP prior to 9th September 2022 5:30pm AEST. Register here
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 ATAR within the FEAS
There are lots of ways into university, and early entry is one of them. Designed for students who have excelled in Year 11, our Early Entry Program recognizes and rewards the hard work that students have put into their studies, while providing them with some certainty about their next steps after school.
Year 12 Gateway Winter Program Registrations for the Gateway Winter Program are now open! The free, online program provides eligible Year 12 students with academic resources, information to succeed in the HSC and support to apply for an early conditional offer to UNSW. For more information and to register, visit our website Learn more & register .
Early Entry Program Key Dates: Sunday 11 September 2022 - Applications close Tuesday 4 October 2022 - Provisional offers released
UTS Elite Athletes and Performers Applications open on 1 August 2022.
Attention girls in Years 11 & 12 interested in Engineering: UNSW has launched a new pathway program into UNSW Engineering via the Girls in Engineering (GIE) Club - the GIE FEAS Program.
(Faculty of Engineering Admissions Scheme) eligibility range. See Ms Jones if interested. 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
LAT registrations are now Open! The Law Admission Test (LAT) is an essential part of applying to study law at UNSW. Registrations are open until 7 September for Year 11 and 12 students to sit the test on Thursday, 29 September. Register here for the LAT
Register for Open Day 27 August Start your journey to UTS. Join our Open Day to explore your course options, find out about admission processes, schemes and pathways, uni life and more more. Bachelor of Information Technology Scholarship Applications now open. Join a cohort of passionate IT students. Apply for this 3 year, fully-funded scholarship which includes 2 industry placements. Applications close 11.59pm 4 September.
Registrations are open for Open Day! Saturday 3 September Registrations are now open for Open Day which will be held on campus Saturday, 3 September. Register now so you don’t miss out on our biggest event of the year. Register here
The Edge Program is based on broader criteria than the ATAR alone. The Edge Engineering or IT application will be based on Year 11 plus Edge Points. Edge points are composed of: - Engineering and IT Questionnaire: Tell us about your passion for Engineering or IT. - Subject grades: High grades in selected STEM subjects = more Edge Points.
In case you missed it… Watch our recent Year 12 Degrees & Scholarships Information Evening on-demand, as we covered how to apply for UNSW, preferencing, Portfolio Entry and scholarship application tips and tricks. Watch the event
WiEIT: Learn more about our Women in Engineering & IT (WIEIT) initiative. Women in Engineering Scholarship information, and Applications. Applications close 11.50pm 4 September. Apply for Edge Construction and Interior Architecture selection ranks Bachelor of Construction Project Management Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture
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UAC about supplying documents, this is just a reminder. They can upload their supporting documents progressively, as they become available, but they must have them all uploaded by the 22 November deadline. Students will be notified of their EAS eligibility on 15 December and will then have until midnight on 16 December to finalise their course preferences.
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 Schools Recommendation Scheme to determine their suitability for entry. The assessment is based around the student’s ability to work and learn independently, as Over the past few months, we have had many students from Years 10 and 11 asking about early offers. Please advise all your well as their overall potential for academic success at UNE. students that they can only apply for SRS when they are in Year Students can apply to UNE early, receive an offer and secure a 12. We have also had many enquiries from students who are unaplace at university, even before ATARs are released. This gives students certainty to begin making other arrangements such as ble to lodge an SRS application. It is usually because the student hasn't submitted their UAC application yet. Students must where to live and finding part-time work. submit a UAC application before they can submit an SRS application. Students must decide on the order of their course preferences by 3 November. The first SRS offers will then be released on 11 November. Save the date—Explore UC Day As you may know UC is in the works to bring you, the recently rebranded, Explore UC Days this September. The week-long event will give schools the opportunity to register for a full-day within the week of Monday 19th – Friday 23rd September, ICMS - Together with the Corporate Sponsored Scholorships , where students will then select from a suite of faculty workshops ICMS Professional Scholarships include: and campus activities for their own customised experience of what UC has to offer. ICMS Bachelor of Business Scholarship While we eagerly wait to launch our registration pages and ICMS Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) Scholarship timetabling systems, we wanted to give you the opportunity to ICMS Bachelor of Business (International Tourism) Scholarship save the date, and garner interest from students you think ICMS Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Scholarship would best benefit from a day at our campus. Invitations to regICMS Bachelor of Business (Sports Management) Scholarship ister and outlines of what an Explore UC day will look like for ICMS Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Scholarship your students will be sent out shortly, so please ensure you’re ICMS Bachelor of Business (Fashion and Global Brand Managechecking your spam, or let us know if you’re looking for more ment) Scholarship information. Express your interest today ICMS Bachelor of Event Management Scholarship ICMS Bachelor of Hospitality Management Scholarship ICMS Bachelor of Property (Development, Investment and Valuation) Scholarship Alternate entry pathway applications close 9 September. of a UAC application Applications for 2023 entry opened on 12 April for NSW, ACT and IB students. Applications for interstate students will open on 1 August 2022. We're sometimes asked about the benefits of applying through UAC, so here are a few points: - You can apply for multiple institutions with just one application. - You can apply for SRS early offers. - If you've experienced educational disadvantage during Years 11 and or 12, you can have that disadvantage considered through EAS. - You can change your preferences as many times as you like. - You can be considered for the most competitive courses, which generally aren't available via direct applications. Semester 1, 2023 courses are being added to the UAC application progressively. All courses will be available for selection by 1 August. To start their application, students will need their Year 12 student number (eg NESA or BSSS student number) and UAC PIN: NSW HSC and ACT BSSS students: Their UAC PIN was emailed to them on 12 April. Educational Access Scheme A reminder that students must apply for EAS and upload all documents by 22 November 2022 to ensure their application is considered in the first ATAR-based offer round on 22 December. If a student has applied for EAS and received an email from
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ICMS offer a number of Alternate Entry Pathways such as Early Entry, the Leadership Entry Program the Elite Athlete Entry Program, or the Schools Recommendation Scheme, and these schemes will close on the 9th September. These are for students who intend to start their studies at ICMS in February 2023, are currently in their final year of school or taking a gap year and are an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident. EARLY OFFERS: Early Entry is designed for high-achieving HSC students who want to secure a place at ICMS in February 2023 before sitting their final exams. ELITE ATHLETE/PERFORMERS: ICMS understands the additional pressures placed on students through significant involvement in sport and the performing arts and we believe this should be considered for entry to higher education. LEADERSHIP ENTRY: Our Leadership Entry Program offers students who have demonstrated significant leadership in their school and/or community, a guaranteed place at ICMS based on their academic achievement, leadership experience and aspirations, and a nomination from their school. SCHOOLS RECOMMENDATION SCHEMES (SRS): Through the Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS) you can receive an early offer to study at ICMS before the release of HSC subject results and ATAR.
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Careers in STEM
Register now for Western’s Open Day on Sunday 14 August and enter a draw to win 1 of 3 $1,000 e-gift vouchers! Open Day is a great opportunity to discover everything Western has to offer, explore presentations and student panels, meet academics and current students, find out about Western's early offer pathway, HSC True Reward and more. Register here
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11 Ways to help decide which subjects are right for you Decisions, decisions, decisions. Throughout your school years, it probably feels like you don’t get much say and then all of a sudden – it’s all on you! You might be introduced to deciding on your subjects in Grade 9. Click here to keep reading.
ATTENTION YEAR 12 STUDENTS APPLYING TO THE UK VIA UCASPlease ensure you register for any examination that is required if you are applying to Oxford or Cambridge. You must also ensure you inform Ms Jones and Laura Dovier of this so we can register you to sit the examination at Reddam in November on the scheduled date.
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