The Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 22 Friday 12th August 2022 Page 1 Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 22 Issue 22 Friday 12th August 2022 IN THIS ISSUE: • Music Highlights • Year 7 Hebrew • Public Speaking • Athletics Championships Plus more...
The Athletics Championships on Wednesday, held for the first time since COVID sees none of the Middle School students ever having attended one in High School before. That being the case, this was something to celebrate and make a memorable day of at the ES Marks Athletics Field. Great fun was had by all and a glance at the records show that there are still school records held by some of the teaching staff as well as many of the student sport staff. My thanks to Mr Kable and his team for arranging a fun filled event in which our students could challenge themselves.
The HSC Music Performance Trials were held this week on Wednesday and Thursday ahead of the students' actual HSC performances in Week 7 of this term.
Great news for three of these Music students who do Voice as an instrument is that they have all three received early university offers for the Conservatorium next year following their auditions in the holidays. Well done to Jack Futcher, Gabriel Jones and Zach Ahrens.
Dear Parents and Caregivers, I would like to welcome Helen Dalakiaris to the school. She will be teaching Middle School Maths and comes with a wealth of experience from St Spyridon College, and a passion for working with students to extend their abilities in mathematics. All the Sydney Eisteddfod results are now in and they are fantastic and reflect the importance Reddam places on Public Speaking. The Radio Announcing results are very pleasing bearing in mind that this term our students are launching their own radio show in collaboration with Eastside Radio 89.7FM. Our ten students involved in this project have had their training and induction and are rearing to get going. The results of the Radio Announcing were a clean sweep for Reddam in each age group:
15 - 17 Years
Georgie Davis 1st Jack Myers 2nd Jamie Levitt 3rd Adi Alroy Highly Commended 13 Years Lucas Buchanan 1st Emma Bradburn 2nd Portia Schebesta 3rd Sarah Mueller Highly Commended Tasha Rogoff Highly Commended A complete list of results are on page 3. Our 2022 Year 12 Soccer Team wore their jerseys for the final time last weekend. Mr Palmer said the boys were very passionate about their football and finished the season on a high with a 2 1 win over St Aloysius.
These selections need to be completed by Wednesday 17th August.
Fifty five of our Year 9 Art students left for their annual Art Retreat to Bundanon on Friday. This is always a highlight of their year and we look forward to their stories on their return on Sunday afternoon. My thanks to the Art Department for creating this opportunity for these artists to be engaged and immersed in the artmaking process. Have a great weekend and week ahead, Dave Pitcairn
@REDDAM The Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 22 Friday 12th August 2022 Page 2 2022 Athletics Age Champions and Record Breakers are listed on page 6. Also on Wednesday, we released the Subject Selection videos and Google selection forms for Year 7 (2022), Year 8 (2022), and Year 10 (2022) students to select their subjects for 2023. Please see the link below that will direct you to several teacher videos presenting various subject https://www.rhouse.com.au/electives/electives.
@REDDAM The Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 22 Friday 12th August 2022 Page 3 SYDNEY EISTEDDFOD PUBLIC SPEAKING RESULTS The complete list of Eisteddfod results, excluding the Radio Announcing which was included page 1: Impromptu Speech 12 & under Alice Butler 2nd (our only competitor in this section) Prepared Speech 12 & under Nisha Katdare 2nd Tali Ereira 3rd Ella Clarke Smith Highly Commended Prepared Speech U13 Jethro Jensen 1st Sophia Glass 2nd Emma Bradburn 3rd Ricky Resnick Highly Commended Sara Mueller Highly Commended Sylvie Pasvosky Highly Commended Tasha Rogoff Highly Commended Bella Swil Highly Commended Prepared Speech U14 Sam Chilman 2nd Ivan Nguyen Highly Commended Jasmine Cohen Highly Commended Anastasia Tarasova Highly Commended Maya Hatzvi Highly Commended Impromptu Speech Under 14 Emily Miller 1st Sarah Mueller 2nd Maddie Wenmohs 3rd Ivan Nguyen Highly Commended Luca Del Monaco Highly Commended Prepared Speech U15 Jamie Levitt 1st James Bradburn 2nd Lola Joy 3rd Jessica Levy Highly Commended Maria Keis Highly Commended Prepared Speech U16 Evie Zavos 1st (our only competitor) Impromptu Speech (15 - 19) Marly Pasvolsky 2nd Jessica Levy 3rd Evie Zavos Highly Commended Jade Hastings Highly Commended Jamie Levitt Highly Commended
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Congratulations to all of the students who entered the Composition Competition we smashed last year's record, with 83 pieces received! We look forward to providing more news and updates in the coming weeks, and to celebrating all the wonderful work of our young musicians. Please click here to watch the next reveal for our 2023 high school musical: Our final reminder that entries for this year's Reddam Idol Vocal Competition close today, Friday August 12 at 5pm. To enter and read more about entry requirements, here is the entry form:
Australian Youth Orchestra 2023 Applications Now Open
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This term, all of the students in our instrumental programme have the chance to perform for their family and friends at one of the many informal "Studio Recitals". These are a wonderful, relaxed chance to showcase repertoire and works in progress. These began last week with Mr & Mrs Bortolotti's recital, a chance to test run the format before the main recitals in Weeks 5 7. Students performed exceptionally well, and the feedback from parents was very generous and positive, and we are looking forward to being able to share news of our other upcoming recitals in the coming weeks.
The Australian Youth Orchestra has opened applications for their 2023 programs. From gifted, school aged students to those on a verge of a professional career, AYO provides specialised training opportunities for the next generation of musicians, composers and arts administrators. For more information and to apply, visit https:// www.ayo.com.au/applications Idol 2022 Competition 2022 Update 2023 Musical Announcement
Composition
Music News MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS
@REDDAM The Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 22 Friday 12th August 2022 Page 6 ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 12s Girls Champion Ava Bova 12s Girls Runner Up Alice Butler 13s Girls Champion Emma Bradburn 13s Girls Runner Up Melia Haigh 14s Girls Champion Maia Haggiag 14s Girls Runner Up Paloma Nicholas 15s Girls Champion Maya Antonir 15s Girls Runner Up Lena Martin 16s Girls Champion Maya Harris 16s Girls Runner Up Sassy Stephens 17s Girls Champion Talia Shapiro 18s Girls Champion Natalia Krawiec 12s Boys Champion Lachlan Ryan 12s Boys Runner Up Max Hack 13s Boys Champion Aston Lake 13s Boys Runner Up Oscar Bakes 14s Boys Champion Tomi Reynaldo 14s Boys Runner Up Hugo Nicolau Borde Berger 15 Boys Champion Riley Gamertsfelder 15s Boys Runner Up Cody Dallimore 16s Boys Champion Kai Johns 16s Boys Runner Up Edan Angus 17s Boys Champion Laurence Giddings 17s Boys Runner up Sebastian Pugh 18s Boys Champion Luke Moloney 18s Boys Runner Up Brooklyn Berry This week we hosted our annual Athletics Championships at ES Marks and wow it was great to be back on the track having missed the last two years with Covid stoppages. The tussle between the Houses to win the Trophy was fierce and each House should be very proud of their athletes. The participation from all of our students was outstanding. Our final results for the House Championship were as follows: 4th Darling, 1607 points 3rd Macquarie 1717 points 2nd Piper 1728 points 1st Bennelong 1835 points Congratulations to the following students for winning the Age Championships: Congratulations to the following students on breaking records at the carnival: Jean Luc Rose 13s Boys 200 metres 28.88 secs Tomi Reynaldo 14s Boys 200 meters 24.70 secs Sophia Garvin 13s Girls 1500 metres 5.54.53 secs Aston Lake 13s Boys 1500 metres 5.01 secs Tomi Reynaldo 14s Boys 400 metres 56.50 secs
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@REDDAM NetballSoccerReddam 2 v Kincopal, Court 32, 3.30pm Reddam 3 v Rose Bay Court 6, 2.15pm Reddam 4 v Randwick Rugby, Court 33, 1.00pm Reddam 5 v Kincopal, Court 25, 11.45am Reddam 6 v Mascot, Court 19, 11.45am Reddam 7 v Kincopal, Court 1, 11.45am Reddam 8 v Kincopal, Court 3, 10.30am Reddam 9 v Randwick Rugby, Court 4, 10.30am Reddam 10 v Maccabi, Court 2, 9.15am Reddam 12 v St Catherines, Court 23, 9.15am Reddam 13 v St Catherines, Court 34, 9.15am Reddam 14 v The Juniors, Court 10, 10.30am Primary Saturday U9 Reddam United V Mascot Kings 10.00am Lestrange Park Field 1 U9 Reddam City V Easts Yellow Inter 10.00am Queens Park Mini Field 2D U10 Reddam United BYE ROUND U10 Reddam City V Maccabi Black Hawks 11.00am Waverley Synthetic Field 2A U11 Reddam Gunners V Easts Madrid 12.00pm Queens Park 11A U12 Reddam United V Maroubra Bisons 2.00pm Coral Sea 3/4 Field A U12 Reddam City V Maroubra Dragons 12.00pm Coral Sea 3/4 Field A High School Boys Saturday Year 12 v Kings Wanderers Field 11.00am Year 11v Kings Wanderers Field 10.00am Year 10 v Kings Massie Field No. 3, 12.00pm Year 9 v SHORE Lyne Park Rose Bay 1.00pm Year 8R v Kings Massie Field No. 3, 11.00am Year 8E v Kings Massie Field No. 3, 10.00am Reddam House U13 v Queens Park U13 Angels, Queens Reddam House U17 v Maroubra United U17, Coral Sea SPORTING FIXTURES - 13 AUGUST 2022 Basketball Comets Competition Girls Saturday U14 Reddam Timberwolves v Reddam Sparks 9.40 Ct 4 U14 Reddam Sparks v Reddam Timberwolves 9.40 Ct 4 U14 Reddam Mystics v Inner City Magic 11.20 Ct 4 Girls Friday afternoon U16 Reddam Knicks v SGHS Clock 4.30 U18 Reddam Suns v All Blacks 4.30 U18 Reddam 1st V v SGHS Airballers 5.15 Boys Perry Park Courts U12 Reddam Raptors v Sydney Hoopstars Adders 10.30 Ct 1 U14 Reddam Bulls v Reddam Hawks 12.10 Ct 2 U14 Reddam Cavaliers v Reddam Nuggets 1.50 Ct 2 U14 Reddam Mavericks v Big Dream 10.30 Ct 3 U14 Reddam Nuggets v Reddam Cavaliers 1.50 Ct 2 U14 Reddam Hawks v Reddam Bulls 12.10 Ct 2 U16 Reddam Rockets v Inner City Titans 1 Ct 4 U16 Reddam Jazz v Newtown Force 12.10 Ct 4 U18 Reddam Heat v CYS 1.50 Ct 1 MPCYC U16 Reddam Warriors v MVP Cheetahs 2.20 Ct 1 U16 Reddam Nets v Newtown Pythons 4 Ct 1 U18 Reddam Grizzlies v Maccabi Heat 1.30 Ct 2 U18 Reddam 1st V v Inner City Rockets 5.40 Ct 2
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Sunday 25th - Friday 30 September This camp has been designed by skiers/boarders to give students maximum time on the snow. We will be staying at Snowy Gums Lodge at Smiggin Holes and skiing at Perisher. Subject to conditions we aim at skiing 9.00am to 5.00pm each day. Staying on snow allows us to monitor conditions across the entire resort. On the blue sky days we will be there for the 1st lifts and if there are blizzards we can keep our students warm and dry in the lodge and avoid the chaos on the road up to the ski fields. With experienced and enthusiastic teachers, the students will have a great time on the snow. The Spring Camp is open to all levels from Beginners through to Advanced Please see Mr Kable for a booking form or email: phil.kable@reddamhouse.com.au for further details.
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SPRING SKI CAMP 2022
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Magen David Adom, meaning Red Star of David, was the organisation we were lucky enough to hear about in Hebrew on the fourth of August, last week. We had three special guests come in to tell us about it.
1. You arrive at the scene and there are two people, the Victim and the Offender. The Victim has been stabbed and is suffering. The Offender is unconscious. There is no one else there with you. Who do you save first?
3. A woman has reported domestic violence at least 100 times in the last year. Yet again, you get called by her but only receive screams on the call. You quickly arrive at the scene with two people, The Victim and the Offender. The Victim is badly hurt however the Offender is unconscious. There is no one else there with you. Who do you save first?
These aren’t hypothetical scenarios. They were experiences that the leader of the group had. In each of those scenarios he was faced with the challenging question of who to save first. No matter the circumstances, the answer is always the one who is more injured. Every day, Magen David Adom is saving lives. And we should all take a first aid class to make their job a little easier, as it is the least, we could do.
Magen David Adom was founded on the seventh of June 1930, (This was before the holocaust). They are Israel’s only national EMS and blood services organisation. Their job is to help in every community across the entire country of Israel. They don’t care about what religion you believe in, where you come from, what age you are or what language you speak. Together they save lives.
Tasha Rogoff – Year 7 Hebrew
The leader of the group that came to talk to us, Arye, was telling us about how the one time he was in an ambulance with a few other group members. None of them spoke English. Despite their differences they were able to communicate and rescue the patient they were dealing Bywith.then he had us all confused. How could he have communicated in a group that is so diverse. He told us that they didn't need to communicate, they all knew exactly what to do for the patient to rescue them. In Israel, students must complete 50 hours of volunteer hours if they want to graduate. Magen David Adom is one of the many things you can volunteer for. As a show of hands he asked us how many of us wanted to do that if we were in Israel. Not many of us raised our hand but he wasn’t going to give up on getting us excited about it. He decided we were going to play a game, a scenario game:
4. A woman and two kids were on their way to school. They crossed the road at the pedestrian crossing when a car was driven into them and later crashed into a fence. The woman was not hurt. But her son had broken his leg and her daughter had broken her arm. The driver was unconscious and drunk. There is no one else there with you. Which child do you save first?
2. You arrive at the scene and there are two people, the Victim and the Offender. The Offender has just crashed his car into some innocent people. The Offender was drunk and now is unconscious in his car. The Victim is in critical condition and no one else was hurt. There is no one else there with you. Who do you save first?
YEAR 7 HEBREW
Offers for ANU Direct Applicants for 2023 entry will be released on Monday 5 September 2022 The complete timeline for 2022 applications is available at HERE
Additional information about the event will be added to https:// openday.anu.edu.au/ as planning continues in the coming weeks. You can find further information about in person and virtual campus tours at https://www.anu.edu.au/study/events/ future student campus tour
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 provide information on how to apply for Macquarie’s Co op program while providing attendees the opportunity to ask quesMonashtions.
St Paul’s residential College
ANU Open Day and Campus Tours: ANU has confirmed its Open Day for Saturday 3 September. The event will include both on campus and online components.
Discover the support services available to help your students navigate their university life. Learn about our double degrees and how to prepare for university as a Year 10 student. Find out more Campus life zone With rerpresentatives from Monash Sport, Residential Services, Respectful Communities, Career Connect, English Connect, Chaplaincy, and more, students can discover how to enhance their university experience. Find out more Projects Management Online Spring Camp
Interested students and their parents (or guardian) are invited to our final schools dinner of the year on Monday 29th August, commencing at 6pm. This is a unique opportunity for both male and female students to gain a taste of collegiate life, tour the college and meet with current students. If interested in attending this see Ms Jones.
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.
Scholars Applications see HERE Your essential guide to Monash Science Your one stop shop for everything Monash Science! Register for events and view other resources, access course information webinars, and make 1:1 appointments with staff and current students. Find out more Do it with DATA: Pandemics, people and bioinformatics If you’re looking to combine your interest in maths and computer 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 more Monash Disability Support Disability Support Services assists students with disabilities, mental health, and ongoing medical conditions, including those with learning difficulties, on the Autism Spectrum, and who are carers. Find out more Scholarships, admissions and support services zone
Our general advice to all students who receive an offer in September is to ACCEPT all parts of their offer, including any accommodation and scholarship offers. Students have until Wednesday 5 October to accept their offers. Accepting their September offer ensures it will be waiting for the student at the end of the year; students will be able to make their ultimate decisions (including accepting, enrolling or deferring) when final confirmations are made in December/January. 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! Link Here
Next year will be an exciting time as St Paul’s College, within the University of Sydney, becomes co residential. Year 12 students, who are considering studying at the University of Sydney, the opportunity to visit St Paul’s College to learn more about the benefits of becoming a resident undergraduate here.
ATTENTION STUDENTS IN YEAR 11 AND 12
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
CAREERS NEWS
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Provisional offers released 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.
Save the date—Explore UC Day
ATTENTION YEAR 12 STUDENTS APPLYING TO THE UK VIA UCAS Please 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.
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 Watchtricks. the event 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.
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Bachelor of Construction Project Management Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture 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 COVID impacted 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.
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 part time work.
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. 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. 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
Early Entry Program Key Dates: Sunday 11 September 2022 Applications close Tuesday 4 October 2022
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.
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, where students will then select from a suite of faculty workshops and campus activities for their own customised experience of what UC has to offer. While we eagerly wait to launch our registration pages and timetabling systems, we wanted to give you the opportunity to save the date, and garner interest from students you think would best benefit from a day at our campus. Invitations to register and outlines of what an Explore UC day will look like for your students will be sent out shortly, so please ensure you’re checking your spam, or let us know if you’re looking for more information. Express your 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, where students will then select from a suite of faculty workshops and campus activities for their own customised experience of what UC has to offer. While we eagerly wait to launch our registration pages and timetabling systems, we wanted to give you the opportunity to save the date, and garner interest from students you think would best benefit from a day at our campus. Invitations to register and outlines of what an Explore UC day will look like for your students will be sent out shortly, so please ensure you’re checking your spam, or let us know if you’re looking for more information. Express your interest today
UTS Elite Athletes and Performers Applications open on 1 August 2022. LAT registrations 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 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 In case you missed it…
ICMS Bachelor of Property (Development, Investment and Valuation) Scholarship
ICMS Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) Scholarship
ICMS Bachelor of Business (International Tourism) Scholarship
ICMS Bachelor of Hospitality Management Scholarship
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.
ICMS Bachelor of Event Management Scholarship
ICMS Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Scholarship
Alternate entry pathway applications close 9 September. ICMS offer a number of Alternate Entry Pathways such as 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.
Schools Recommendation Scheme
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.
Over the past few months, we have had many students from Years 10 and 11 asking about early offers. Please advise all your students that they can only apply for SRS when they are in Year We12. have also had many enquiries from students who are unable to lodge an SRS application. It is usually because the student hasn't submitted their UAC application yet. Students must submit a UAC application before they can submit an SRS appliStudentscation. must decide on the order of their course preferences by 3 November. The first SRS offers will then be released on 11 ICMSNovember.Together with the Corporate Sponsored Scholorships , ICMS Professional Scholarships include: ICMS Bachelor of Business Scholarship
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 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.
ICMS Bachelor of Business (Fashion and Global Brand Management) Scholarship
ICMS Bachelor of Business (Sports Management) Scholarship
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.
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ICMS Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Scholarship
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 Careers in STEM 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.
