term 3 week 10 SOUTH SYDNEY HIGH SCHOOL

Teachers vs Year 12 Games 2025

Games Update - Students win Oztag, Basketball, Dodgeball and Teachers took Volleyball and Netball!

Year 12 Graduation Award Recipients 2025

Congratulations to the following students who received awards:

Leadership Assembly

This week we presented our Leadership Team for 2026 with their badges. It was great to see so many proud parents & caregivers wishing our wonderful student leaders the very best for 2026.

Let Us Be Known by our Deeds

RUOK Day Tug of War

To celebrate RUOK Day, the SRC organised a fun game of tug of war on the oval to bring us all together in a fun team-building activity. Year 8 emerged victorious against Year 7, and our teachers put up a good fight against our Year 12 team who narrowly clutched the victory!

Junior State Wind Band 2025

A note from Ellie M from Year 8:

A few weeks ago, I had the amazing opportunity to take part in the Junior NSW State Wind Band Ensemble, a selective music program run by the NSW Department of Education’s Arts Unit. I play the trumpet, and I was really excited and honoured to be chosen to join this ensemble, which brings together young musicians from all across the state.

One of the highlights for me was getting the chance to work again with Ms Cathy Chen, who was also my conductor in Ensemble 1 at State Music Camp earlier this year. It was great to reconnect with her and continue learning under her direction, especially with such a strong and focused group of musicians.

The program started a couple months ago when we were given our repertoire but it really came together with a two-day rehearsal workshop, where we worked with professional conductors and tutors. From the very first rehearsal, I could tell this would be a completely different experience from any school band I’ve been in before. Everyone there was focused, talented, and passionate about music. It was inspiring to be part of such a dedicated group, and it really pushed me to play at my best.

Throughout the rehearsals, I learned so much. Not just about trumpet playing, but also about working together as an ensemble. We practised listening carefully, blending our sounds, tuning our instruments and watching the conductor to stay in time and shape the music properly. It was challenging, but also really rewarding to see how quickly the group came together.

The highlight of the whole experience was getting to perform twice at the Sydney Opera House. Walking through the backstage area and stepping out onto that famous stage was absolutely surreal. I was nervous at first, but once we started playing, I felt focused and excited. The sound of the band filling the concert hall gave me chills, and it was amazing to share our music with such a big and supportive audience.

Even though most of us didn’t know each other before the workshop, by the end we felt like a real ensemble. It’s incredible how music can bring people together so quickly. I also made some new friends, which made the experience even more special.

Being part of the Junior State Wind Band Ensemble was definitely one of the most exciting and valuable musical opportunities I’ve had so far. It gave me more confidence in my playing and reminded me of how much I enjoy performing. I’m really thankful to the Arts Unit team, and our conductors and tutors who helped guide us through the experience.

I hope I can continue to grow as a musician and take part in more opportunities like this in the future and maybe even return to the Opera House stage one day!

Uniform Warriors

Attendance Heroes

Student Numbers

If you know anyone else who is wishing to apply to come to South Sydney High School, please contact the school as soon as possible as we are currently working on the number of classes and the timetable. Also, if you are moving, please let us know as soon as possible so we can accurately forecast our student numbers for 2026.

DATES TO REMEMBER

Term 4

• Students return Tuesday 14th October
• HSC begins Thursday 16th October
• Year 10 Exams 15th October - 24th October
• Year 7 Assessment Week 27th October - 31st October
• Year 8 Assessment Week 3rd November - 7th November
• Year 9 Assessment Week 10th November-14th November
• Remembrance Day Assembly 11th November

From the Library

Library Chess Tournament

I am thrilled to announce Karel from Year 10 has triumphed as the winner of Term 2's Library Chess Tournament! After demonstrating incredible skill and determination in previous years—consistently finishing as runner-up, Karel has finally claimed the top spot. This achievement is a testament to his hard work, strategic thinking, and unwavering dedication to the game.

Please join me in congratulating Karel on this well-deserved victory. We look forward to seeing more brilliant moves and successes in the future!

Young Mentors Term 3

Another group of exceptional Year 10 students went to Lionel Bowen Library this term to help older people in the community learn how to use their phones, laptops, and tablets.

The students showed the older members of the community how to do things, such as, use apps, send emails, and make video calls. They answered questions and helped solve problems. Everyone enjoyed learning and helping each other.

This program is always great as it helps older people feel more comfortable with technology and gives students a chance to practice being patient and good teachers. Most importantly, it helps different generations connect and make new friends.

Thank you to Birgit, Cathie and Nicola from Lionel Bowen Library and everyone who joined us.

Helping older people with technology is not just about teaching them how to use devices, it's about fostering confidence, independence, and connection. Many seniors feel overwhelmed by rapid digital changes, but with patience and empathy, we can guide them through the basics, from sending emails to joining video calls or navigating apps. It’s important to use clear language, avoid jargon, and encourage hands on practice. By empowering older adults to embrace technology, we open doors to social engagement, access to services and lifelong learning ultimately enriching their quality of life.

Goodbye and Good Luck to Year 12

As the school term ends, we say goodbye and good luck to our Year 12 students. They have worked hard and grown a lot while at South Sydney High School. They should be proud of everything they have done this year and in the past.

I wish them all the best as they move on to new things, such as, further study, jobs, or other exciting opportunities. Thank you for being part of our school and for all the great memories.

New to the Collection Highlights

Ngurra Home by Carl Merrison and Hakea Hustler & Illustrated by Dub Leffler

This is the third book about Mia following on from the hugely popular Black Cockatoo and Dirrarn. A wonderful story of the strong bonds Mia feels to Country, her family and her community. Beautifully written and highlighting the need for us to listen and learn from each other to protect the environment, this is sure to become another firm favourite.

A Guide to Falling Off the Map by Zanni L. Arnot

A funny, tender, messy, and authentic story about two teens who fall in love on the precipice of things falling apart. Delves into the lives of two teenagers struggling with the pressures of life. They are great characters, and you hope they find their way in the world. Includes themes of friendship, multiple sclerosis, suicide and the loss of a parent, romance, growing up and being able to change your direction in life when the need arises. Beautifully written, this is an ideal coming of age novel best suited to readers aged 14 and up.

Dragonborn by Struan Murray

An electric new fast-paced fantasy series for lower secondary readers. When frustration inside Alex finally gets too big to bear, flames spill from her mouth. This is how Alex discovers she is a dragon in human form. Contains lots of plot twists, with themes of family, grief and parental loss, friendship and courage.

Flip by Rebecca Fraser

Flip is a contemporary Australian young adult drama which explores big issues with soul and sensitivity. Another book in the Rhiza Shorts series, this deals with the death of a parent, financial hardship, moving house, bullying, friendship and doing the right thing. A great novel for lower secondary students.

Maisy Hayes is not for Sale by Allayne L. Webster

This novel is the story of Maisy, whose life is shaped by financial hardship. A wonderful book with terrific characters, and so many current day issues, with the impact of the cost-of-living crisis, poverty and hardship being at the forefront. It also explores issues of misogyny, sexuality, youth anger, frustration and materialism, and it will certainly get readers thinking about what is important in their life. Allayne L. Webster is a wonderful author who always gets to the heart of her subjects so well. This is best suited to readers in the middle secondary years.

Promises and Other Lies by Sue Whiting

This is gripping story of family, friendship, secrets, grief, trust, community and resilience. You’ll love Immie and Fletch, and the wonderful friendship that they share. This story tackles the aftermath of a terrible disaster, and how, in this case, it can cause almost as much heartache as the fire itself, as well as the challenges of rebuilding your life after something like this. It will be enjoyed by readers in lower secondary.

Music Production Workshop in the school holidays @ Lionel Bowen Library

Digi Beats – Music Production workshop is designed for any young people aged 12–24, with a focus on culturally diverse and First Nations youth. The program offers hands-on training in electronic music production, DJing, rapping, beat making, sound design and lyric writing in our own library music studio!

Participants collaborate to create original tracks that reflect their personal stories, experiences and cultures, while developing practical skills and exploring global music traditions in a culturally safe environment.

Each workshop is led by an industry professional and cultural mentors, with final tracks professionally mixed, mastered and prepared for release.

Attendance is free and interested students can sign up here: https://www.randwick.nsw.gov.au/library/library-events/library-calendar/events/2025/october/digi-beats-music-production-workshop-12-24-years

Ms Maddocks, Teacher Librarian

tas News

FANTASTIC END OF TERM EFFORTS FROM OUR YEAR 10 FOOD TECHNOLOGY CLASSES!

This term, students explored the topic "Food for Special Occasions," engaging in research and investigation to deepen their understanding. As the term progressed, the focus shifted to menu planning for various events.

For their final practical task, students were challenged to design a themed party, with a special emphasis on creating and decorating cakes that reflected their chosen themes.

Amazing work from all three Year 10 Food Technology classes — well done! The results were creative, high-quality, and very impressive.

The following images showcase the work of class 10FTE1.

Mrs M Stephenson - TAS/VET-Hospitality Teacher

Duke of Ed - year 9

Duke of Edinburgh Award

Twenty-nine of our Year 9 students successfully completed their two-day, one-night Qualifying Hike in the stunning Royal National Park. This challenging adventure was part of the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award program.

Along the way, students hiked through a variety of landscapes - from spring wildflowers and gum trees to stretches of coastal heath. They navigated muddy paths and river crossings, were serenaded by frogs, and were even treated to sightings of whales off the coast!

The hike was not only a test of endurance and teamwork but also a chance to appreciate the beautiful natural environment on our doorstep.

A huge congratulations to all students on their effort, resilience, and positive spirit throughout the journey, and a warm thank you to the staff who supported them along the way.

Careers News

Spotlight - Career Ideas

Career Spotlight - Cybersecurity Analyst

You don’t need to be a computer genius to be a Cybersecurity Analyst.

What matters most is curiosity, problem-solving skills and a genuine desire to protect people and organisations from digital threats.

A Cybersecurity Analyst protects computer systems, networks and data from cyber threats like hackers, viruses and scams. They monitor systems for suspicious activity, investigate security breaches and put safeguards in place to stop future attacks. Cybersecurity Analysts might work for government agencies, banks, tech companies or even gaming platforms anywhere digital security is essential. The goal of a Cybersecurity Analyst is to keep information safe and ensure people and organisations can use technology with confidence.

What skills and strengths are needed?

Strong problem-solving skills are key, as analysts often need to figure out how a hacker got in and how to stop it happening again. Attention to detail and persistence help when scanning through data or logs for clues. Communication skills are also important because analysts must explain technical issues clearly to non-technical people. Curiosity and a willingness to keep learning are vital, since cyber threats are always evolving. Teamwork, adaptability and logical thinking are also big advantages in this fast-moving field.

What are the pathways?

You can begin with entry-level courses in IT or cybersecurity, such as a Certificate IV in Cyber Security. From there, many analysts go on to study diplomas or degrees in computer science, information technology or cybersecurity. Getting hands-on experience through coding clubs, cybersecurity competitions, or volunteering to help with IT support at school can be great ways to start building skills. Internships, part-time IT roles and industry certifications (like CompTIA Security+ or CISSP later on) can open doors into this high-demand and exciting career.

Remote Sensing Specialist

Remote Sensing Specialists analyse data from satellite imagery, drones, and sensors to monitor environmental changes, natural disasters, and land use. They work in fields such as climate science, agriculture, and urban planning.

What are their strengths?

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Ability to interpret and manipulate satellite imagery and spatial data
• Understanding of environmental science and geospatial analysis

How do they get started?

A Certificate IV in Spatial Information Services is a good entry point, while a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Geography, or Geospatial Science provides broader career options.

Robotics Engineer

Robotics Engineers design and build robots for applications in manufacturing, healthcare, and space exploration. They develop automated systems to perform complex tasks efficiently.

How do they get started?

Bachelor’s degree in Robotics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or Electrical Engineering is usually required.

What are their strengths?

• Problem-solving
• Knowledge of programming and control systems
• Ability to design and test robotic systems
• Creativity and innovation in technology development

Please keep an eye on Careers Google Classroom for important information

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• Year 9 - jatx4ftf - this is a new classroom – please join!

A reminder about the South Sydney HS Careers Website - https://sshscareers.careertools.com.au/ You can subscribe to great weekly careers newsletters.

Year 12 - UAC Early Bird Processing Deadline Approaching

30 September

For anyone wanting to apply for undergraduate study in 2025, we encourage you to complete and pay for your application before midnight on 30 September, when the processing charge increases. Once you’ve applied, you can change your preferences as many times as you like, no charge!

Year 12 - University of Notre Dame Young Achievers Early Offer Program

Round 4 Deadline - 1 December

If you’re a Year 12 student, this program could be just what you need to secure a place at a university that values your growth as a person, not just your academic achievements.

An early offer can give you the security of knowing you have a place to study at university before the main rounds of offers.

The Young Achievers Early Offer Program at Notre Dame is open to students undertaking Year 12 in Australia.

It is an excellent opportunity for you to feel confident as you work towards your final exams.

https://www.notredame.edu.au/study/applications-and-admissions/pathways/early-offer

Year 12 - Closing Soon - University of Sydney - Single Scholarship Application Form

30 September

Must have the University of Sydney in your UAC preferences by 30th September

We're dedicated to supporting you throughout your time at university. We offer a wide variety of scholarships for domestic undergraduate students. To make the process easier, we've created a single application form where you can be considered for most of our domestic undergraduate commencing scholarships.

https://www.sydney.edu.au/scholarships/domestic/bachelors-honours/domestic-undergraduate-scholarships.html

University of Wollongong - Summer Master Classes

Applications Close 26 October

With a range of subjects to choose from, our three-week Summer Master Class program allows students completing Year 12 the opportunity to study a university subject.

Summer Master Class is for students who will be completing Year 12 in 2026.

The program will run 5 - 23 January, 2026. Students will also be required to attend an Orientation afternoon on Monday 8 December, 2025.

https://www.uow.edu.au/engage/schools-parents/high-school/summer-master-classes/

University of Sydney HSC Preparation Courses (Years 10-12)

Are you nervous about tackling the HSC? Take it from us – every successful HSC begins with preparation. And now, our team of experienced educators have got you covered, with a comprehensive program of HSC preparation courses.

Led by our highly experienced team of educators, each intensive course is tailored around a critical aspect of the HSC curriculum and offers up-to-date subject knowledge and skills. These intensive holiday courses are perfect for consolidating your school studies and developing key subject knowledge that’ll give you an edge when it comes time to sit your exams. Plus, our expert tutors will teach you examination skills designed to invigorate and challenge your approach to the test material.

Classes available for:

• Essay Writing (Yrs 10-12)
• Study Methods (Yrs 10-12)
• HSC Business Studies
• HSC Physics
• HSC Economics
• HSC Biology
• HSC Mathematics - Standard 2

https://cce.sydney.edu.au/courses/hsc-preparation

ACU Discover Teaching & Psychology at Strathfield Campus

1 October

Are you passionate about shaping young minds or helping others thrive? Take part in hands-on workshops where you’ll gain practical insights into what it’s really like to work as a teacher or psychologist.

Tour our facilities and hear firsthand from current students about their rewarding journeys and experiences in these impactful fields.

Whether you're interested in becoming a teacher or pursuing a career in psychology, this event will give you a closer look at how ACU can help you make a difference in the lives of others.

This free event is designed for high school students in Years 10 to 12, however anyone, including parents and caregivers, are welcome to attend and participate in select sessions.

https://acufuturestudents.swoogo.com/2025_Discover_ACU_STR

ACU Discover Business at ACU North Sydney

3 October

In today’s fast-paced world, where technology and AI are reshaping industries, are you ready to take on the challenges of the modern business world? Discover how ACU can help you become a business leader, entrepreneur or social innovator in the modern global economy.

At this event, you’ll take part in a hands-on workshop with current students and staff to learn how ACU can kickstart your career in business.

You’ll explore the unique opportunities we offer, from working with cutting-edge technology and machine learning to making valuable industry connections, engaging with the community, and even studying abroad.

Don’t miss your chance to discover how ACU can prepare you to lead, innovate, and drive positive change.

https://acufuturestudents.swoogo.com/2025_Discover_ACU_NSYD_BUS

UNSW Water Research Laboratory Open Day

25 October

Ever wanted to know why rips form in the surf? Or what happens to all the sand on the beach in a storm? What amount of water does it take for a car to float? How are dams, harbours and breakwalls designed? And how, exactly, do these things get tested anyway?…

Come tour our massive labs, meet the experts, and see engineering and science at work.

Based on Sydney’s Northern Beaches at Manly Vale, the UNSW Water Research Laboratory (WRL) is one of the biggest scientific and engineering facilities in Australia, tucked away below Manly Dam.

https://www.events.unsw.edu.au/event/wrl-open-day-2025

UNSW Current Affairs in Aviation Short Course 2025

7-8 October

Join our two-day Current Affairs in Aviation short course on 7 & 8 October 2025 and discover where the industry is heading, gain insider insights from professionals shaping aviation's future, learn how our industry-taught courses can fast-track your career, and make real connections with aviation leaders such as Stevan!

https://www.events.unsw.edu.au/event/current-affairs-aviation-short-course-2025

Autosports Group Apprentice Program

Launch your career with the Autosports Group apprentice program, an opportunity to develop your skills while working with some of the world’s most exciting and well respected automotive brands.

An apprenticeship at Autosports Group provides individually tailored training and learning experiences, delivered in a realistic working environment under the guidance of qualified industry professionals.

At Autosports Group, we offer four different qualifications:

• Certificate level III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology*
• Certificate level III in Parts
• Certificate level III in Paint
• Certificate level III in Panel

And you also have the option of furthering your trade by undertaking additional qualifications in Auto Electrical, Parts Interpreter, Service Advisor, Body Repair Technology or Paint Refinishing.

https://autosportsgroup.com.au/careers/apprentice-program/

Women in Construction

At Master Builders we lead the way in encouraging women to the Building and Construction industry. We are proud of the processes we have in place to support women throughout their career in the industry.

Master Builders is committed to an industry that is diverse, equitable and inclusive. In 2024, we have record numbers of female apprentices in our programs. Of all MBA NSW apprentices, 10% are female. This is more than double the industry NSW average of 2%.

Take your place in one of Australia’s largest industries and become a Master Builders Apprentice. Through our mentoring program, you are choosing a career where you are heard, seen and supported wherever you are on your journey.

https://www.mbaapprenticeship.com.au/women-in-construction-3/

1300 Apprentices - Early Apprentice and Traineeship Intake

Our early offer apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities are calling.

Imagine learning while earning a full-time wage, gaining hands-on experience in a real work environment, and achieving recognised qualifications—all without the burden of student debt.

At 1300apprentice, we have some of the best host employers in their industries looking for motivated apprentices ready to start in 2026.

You will be employed through 1300apprentice and paid while you undertake a certificate through an accredited Registered Training Organisation while you learn on-the-job skills in your chosen vocation.

Get in early to secure your early offer traineeship and finish your HSC, knowing that you have your career ready and waiting for you.

https://1300apprentice.com.au/jobs/

NECA's Electrical Open Day

7 October

See how Australia’s future electricians are trained

We’re inviting you and your students to experience firsthand how NECA Training & Apprenticeships develops the next generation of highly skilled electricians.

At our Open Day, students will:

• Tour a state-of-the-art trade training centre
• See live demonstrations of electrical training in action
• Meet qualified trainers and current apprentices
• Learn about career pathways in the electrical and communications industry
• Discover how NECA supports apprentices from start to finish through our Group Training Organisation model

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNI4gSvS8UYVrXGFIeie_UjuYOsyCd6uRmf-y1S8RwwZ7fWg/viewform

Sydney Flight School - March Intake Applications Now Open

Limited Places Left for March 2026

This comprehensive Double Diploma combines SFC's AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation(Commercial Pilot Licence - Aeroplane) and AVI50519 - Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating).

The Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) is the minimum requirement to earn a living as a pilot in Australia. You'll start your training learning the fundamentals of flight in single engine aeroplanes such as the Piper Warrior, before progressing towards larger and more complex aircraft culminating in your CPL flight test being performed in the legendary Cessna 182T Skylane. We'll arm you with all the non-technical and technical skills required to work in the industry as a professional pilot. No previous knowledge is required!

Once you have obtained your Commercial Pilot Licence, it's time to level up and excel.

https://www.sfcaero.com.au/commercial-pilot-package

Sydney Acting School - Acting and Musical Theatre Applications Now Open

Applications Now Open for 2025

Wit applications now open for 2025 courses, aspiring actors and musical theatre performers have the perfect opportunity to join our dynamic community and take their first steps towards a fulfilling career in the performing arts industry.

https://www.sydneyactorsschool.edu.au/acting-and-musical-theatre-application

Sydney Design School Info Sessions

1 October

Find out everything you need to know about our world class courses and personal support. Our Director, Amanda Grace will introduce you to our industry focused approach to learning. Register below.

https://sydneydesignschool.com.au/information-sessions/

Sydney Design School EVET Info Session

26 November

Curious about our EVET program for Years 11 & 12? Find out about this unique multi-disciplinary creative course, offered on campus and virtually, in term time and school holidays. Register below to receive a link closer to the date.

https://sydneydesignschool.com.au/information-sessions/

Sydney Design School Interior Decoration Workshop

30 September - 1 October

Be inspired. Be creative. If you love interiors magazines and beautifully styled spaces, this fun two day workshop is for you. It’s perfect for any interiors enthusiast who wants to decorate their home with skill and confidence. Perhaps you’re considering a career in interiors? This beginners workshop will give you a taste of the Certificate IV in Interior Decoration course and you’ll get a feel for our School and the passion of our Educators.

https://sydneydesignschool.com.au/workshop/

AIE Games and Animation Workshop Day

1 October

AIE's Games and Animation Workshop Days are a great opportunity for students in Years 10, 11 and 12 to learn about the local and international game development, 3D animation and visual effects industries. Students will get the opportunity to learn about the different pathways to get into the industry, what should be in a portfolio and will be able to get creative in practical workshops using industry-standard 3D animation and game development tools.

The sessions are run by industry professionals who have worked on blockbuster games and films. Everything is provided for you to participate in the hands-on workshops and you will be using the same software that is used in the industry.

If you are thinking about a career in the games or film industry then this is a great place to get started. Places are limited so registrations are required for this free event.

https://aie.edu.au/aie_event/games-and-animation-workshop-day/

AIE Film Production Workshop

3 October

Learn what it takes to plan and produce a film shoot in this intensive film production workshop. You will get hands-on with cameras, lighting, and the latest in virtual production LED screens. Industry-experienced filmmakers will guide you in taking your script through the various production stages.

In this workshop, we will fast-track the film production process by choosing one scene and taking it through the pipeline from idea to finished shots. As part of this process, participants will be leveraging virtual production sets! This is an exclusive opportunity to learn more about this revolutionary technology which is empowering filmmakers.

This workshop is suited to participants that are interested in learning more about film, working in film crews and developing their own short films.

https://aie.edu.au/aie_event/film-production-workshop/

Experience a Gap Year in Canada

If you're 18 to 35 (18 to 30 in some countries), come work and travel in Canada through International Experience Canada (IEC)! It's a government program designed to help you:

• Gain valuable international work experience
• Improve your language skills in English and French
• Work in Canada and fund the trip of a lifetime

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/iec.html

Busting trade worker stereotypes needed to fix the skills shortage

Skilled trades jobs for workers using STEM skills are many and varied – we just need more people to choose them!

Shortages of skilled trade workers are acute in Australia, with more than 50% of jobs going unfilled and the situation getting worse this year.

https://careerswithstem.com.au/busting-trade-worker-stereotypes-needed-to-fix-the-skills-shortage/

VET qualifications that combine STEM + your passion!

Want to be super employable and love what you do every day? Skill up in STEM AND the area you’re interested in. Here’s how…

We’ve tracked down 10 VET qualifications that combine STEM + X – where ‘X’ is your an interest, another subject, a big opportunity or life-changing goal – so you’ll be prepared for future jobs while pursuing your passions.

https://careerswithstem.com.au/vet-qualifications-that-combine-stem-and-your-passion/

New South Wales Police Academy Open Day

27 September

Welcome to the New South Wales Police Academy Open Day which will take place on Saturday the 27th September 2025 from 10.00am to 2.00pm.

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/new-south-wales-police-academy-open-day-tickets-1579312890369

NSW Police - Practice PCT Session

18 October

This event is designed for those who want to Practice the PCT. We will explain and demonstrate each physical capacity test.

Strict 9am start time.

This Practice PCT session is designed for those that wish to practice or have any questions regarding the PCT! We will explain and demonstrate Beep tests, push ups, hand grip, agility, jump and reach, hover.

Please wear PT/fitness attire. Public transport is recommended as parking can be quite expensive.

Who can attend? Session 1 students, current Applicants, and future Applicants.

Please note this is not a PCT test, it is a practice PCT. You must register to attend this event by the 10th October. Limited spots are available.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1978911052894712

Return and Earn

Keep the return and earn coming in!

If you have any cans, bottles and/or 10c items, please bring to school to Ms Mattock’s office.

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Uniform Shop - no cash payments

Please note that the Uniform Shop will no longer be accepting cash payments.

Payments can only be made by credit card or online via the School Locker Website.

Thank you for your understanding.

Community news & events

Lifeblood - Australian Red Cross coming to Coogee

Got a bit of time next month? Time to give blood and change lives? 1 in 3 people in Coogee will need blood, and they need people like you to give it. We’re rolling into town from 24 to 26 October. Don’t forget to pre-book your spot at lifeblood.com.au, on our app or on 13 14 95.

Parenting Workshops