Wednesday November 19, 2014
Music Presentation
Guitarist
Thomas Johnston
Principal
Damian Shuttleworth
Principal
Associate Principal
Senior School
Associate Principal
Student Service
SSs Mgr SSs Mgr
7-9
10-12
Teacher
Year
Librarian
Centre
Library
Chapla Manage
Officers
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in
Nurse
AIEO
School
Psych
HODS
Careers
Relief
Coordinato Coordinat
or
rs
Assistant
HODs/TICs
Associate Principal
Lower School
HODS
Assistant
HODs/TICs
Learning
Centre
Manager
Office
Manager Ground
s staff
Front
Office
Core Skills
Staff
Program
Teaching Staff
Attendance
Officer
Year
Coordinators
Literacy
Specialist
Teaching Staff
Laboratory
Technicians/Ho
me Economic
Assistants
Laboratory
Technicians/Ho
me Economics
Assistants.
School
Marketing and
Communication
Business
Manager
Futures
Education Assistants
Finance
Officers
Network
Administrator
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To encourage all to embrace rigorous academic
learning and reject mediocrity.
Raised standards and expectations for all.
Working environment conducive to learning
for all, including grounds maintenance and IT
provision and support.
Improved and explicit communication with
parents.
Professional development for staff focused on
teaching and learning.
Student Prefect Group
Katie Fisher - Head Girl
Asher Rasmussen - Head Boy
Megan Aspinall
Ebannie Barrett
Elisabeth Bauer
Lochlin Collier
John Davis
Jackson McDonald
Julie Mwiragua
Luke Richardson
Josiah Roberts
Maggie Sherlock
School Board Chair
P and C President
Heather Csar
Associate Principals 2015
Academic Performance Years 7-9: Tracy Griffiths
Academic Performance Years 10-12: TBC
Student Services : Phil Collins
Student Services Manager Linda Hillgrove
 Positive Rewards Program, Year Centre, International
Students, Year 8 and 9 Coordinator
Student Services Manager
TBC
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Pastoral Care Years 7-9, Year 7 Coordinator
Student Services Manager
TBC
 Pastoral Care Years 10-12, Year 10 Coordinator
Year 11/12 Coordinator
TBC
School Psychologist
TBC
School Nurses
Trudy Abrecht & Helen Lethbridge
AEIO
Jade Muli
Career Coordinator
Learning Centre Manager
Gina O’Keefe/Kate Hewitt
Cynthia Hooper
School Chaplain
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Craig Carpenter
Student Orientation Leadership Program
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Student Anti Bullying Committee
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Music Year 7 & 8 2015
All ongoing instrumental students with the SIM
program will continue to access their lessons as normal
on a rotating timetable in 2015.
For students who selected to commence a new
instrument place in 2015, there are two processes.
Phase 1 aptitude testing was held on Wednesday 5th
November. Phase 2 Instrument auditions will be held
next week and letters will be sent to each family
inviting them to attend according to the instrument
preferences list on the enrolment form.
Year 7/8 Music Auditions for New Places Carine SHS:
Performing Arts Centre
 Monday: 24th November
Saxophone 9.00am
 Tuesday: 25th November
Voice 10.00am
Oboe/Bassoon 10.00am
Electric/Bass Guitar 10.00am
 Thursday: 27th November
Percussion 9.00am
Trumpet/Trombone/French Horn/Euphonium/Tuba
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Focus English – Year 7 and 8
Core Maths and English - Years 8 to 10
Extra Literacy – Year 7 and 8
Mastering Interactive Communication – Year 9
OLNA Preparation Course - Year 10
Academic Extension Years 7 to 10
Special Needs Years 7 to 12
Futures Course - Year 12
Contact
Maths, English, Science, HASS x 4 each
Health/ICT x 1
French, German or Extra Literacy x 2
General PE x 2
Music x 2 (plus lessons), Specialist German x 4
Electives- Art, Home Ec., D and T x 2
November Staff PD Day
 Early adolescent phase
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Year 7 Transition Support Workshop
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Australian Curriculum Planning in LA
Heads of Learning Areas 2015
English - Wendy Cody
Maths - Brian Ferguson
Science - Bruce Pendlebury
Humanities and Social Sciences- Lorna Wardle
Languages - Fay Mitchell
The Arts - Ross Brennan
Health & Physical Education - Jane Downie
Technology & Enterprise - Susanna Blitvich
Design and Enterprise – Blake O’Halloran
Library Teacher-in-charge
Diana Kirkland
School Promotion Program Coordinator 2015- Toni Lane
Canteen – 5 minute early release
Recess and lunchtime
Year areas and designated toilets
Uniform Policy
Mobile Communication Device Policy
Anti Bullying Policy Rationale
Carine Senior High School is committed to
providing a safe, caring and supportive
environment for all students, staff and parents.
Bullying of any kind will not be tolerated at
Carine Senior High School. Students, staff and
parents will show respect and concern for others.
If bullying does occur it will be dealt with
promptly, effectively and confidentially.
Key School Contacts:
If a student is being bullied, they or their parents should
contact one of the following staff members:
Year Coordinator
Student Services Manager
School Psychologist
Chaplain
School Nurse
Associate Principal
Principal
Parent contact
Homework and study
Elevate Education Whole School Program
- Parent Night Year 7/8 Feb 2015
– Study Skills Kick Start
- Junior time Management
Orientation Day 2015
Meet outside PAC
Uniform shop open before and after
8:30am arrival for canteen and photos
9am start- groups of 10
Taster activities throughout day
Questions?
Supper in the PAC
Discussion with staff welcome