In this issue
- Principal's Update
- Upcoming Events
- TAS News
- Big Picture News
- English News
- Opportunity News
- International Visit from Vietnam
- From the Library
- Careers Hub
- Community News & Events
Principal's Update
Respect, Inclusion, and Our Shared Values
At South Sydney High School, we are proud of our diverse and inclusive community where respect, kindness and understanding are foundational values.
There may be times where some in our school community—both students and families—may be feeling vulnerable, concerned, or uncertain. I want to take this opportunity to reaffirm our unwavering commitment to ensuring that every student feels safe, valued, and supported at school.
We encourage open conversations and urge any student who experiences or witnesses inappropriate behaviour to report it immediately so we can take appropriate action. Our staff are here to listen, support, and educate, fostering an environment where differences are embraced and everyone feels a sense of belonging.
Our school is committed to creating a culture where everyone is treated with dignity. We ask for your partnership in reinforcing these values at home, encouraging conversations about acceptance and understanding, and standing together as a community that upholds inclusion and kindness.
Thank you for your ongoing support in making our school a safe and welcoming space for all.
NSW VET in Schools Team - WorldSkills National Championships
Congratulations Cooper, awarded 2nd place at the 2025 WorldSkills National Championships. Competitors are flown from around the country to showcase and benchmark their skills on the national stage, competing against industry peers from around the country. This is an outstanding achievement and we are so proud.
Young Minds of the Future
Well done Joel from Year 10 who is a member of the EMU Robotics team based at @UNSW Kensington, where young minds are transforming ideas into competitive robots!
I’m committed to fostering STEM education in our community because hands-on learning is how we help build Australia’s future.
EMU Robotics welcomes school students of all experience levels, providing mentorship and skill development in coding, design, and mechanical engineering.
Science is electrifying!
Year 7 students are exploring electrostatic force this term, and used the Van de Graaff generator for hands-on demonstration.
Maths in Action
Year 12 Standard 1 Mathematics took to the court to explore quadratic motion in a hands-on way. Using the arc of a basketball shot, students investigated parabolic paths and connected their textbook learning to real-world motion.
Turns out, calculating the parabola was easier than making the shot for some!
More of our SSHS Sporting Champs
Congratulations Violet! 6th place in the 12 year old girls with a time of 12.34. We are so proud of Violet who is one of our State representatives.
Congratulations Penny! Placed 8th in 18 years girls at Sydney East Cross Country and through to the State Carnival.
First place to Daniel in 16 years boys Outstanding achievement!
More outstanding results at Sydney East Cross Country! Congratulations Felix for 1st place in the 16 years boys and Donovan for achieving 2nd place in the 18 years boys. Both off to State Cross Country in July. We are so proud of you.
Finlay ran a hard fought race coming 6th in a strong field. Congratulations Finlay.
Congratulations to James for being selected for the NSW Swimming Shark Squad development program. James has also been selected in the NSW All Schools team to compete at the School Sport Australia Swimming Championship in Brisbane, Queensland. Goodluck James!
Save the date!
Is your child currently in Year 10?
Our Stage 6 Subject Information Evening is fast approaching. Please join us on the 25th June to learn more about the subjects we offer and how to best support your child in selecting their subjects for Year 11 and the HSC.
Around the Equestrian Grounds with Carly
North West Equestrian Expo – An Unforgettable Week in Coonabarabran
The North West Equestrian Expo at Coonabarabran (30th of May to the 3rd of June 2025) is the biggest high school inter school equestrian event in Australia and was an absolutely unforgettable experience. With more than 500 students from across the state competing, the atmosphere was full of excitement, support and team spirit. The week was packed with skillful riding and energy, especially during the gymkhana, cross country, polo cross and sporting events, which were definite highlights for many riders. I was super proud of my own results—placing 5th in combined training, 3rd in pairs riding, and 5th in the team hunt, as well as jumping my personal best for the first time. The early mornings and evenings were fresh and crisp when we groomed, fed and attended to our horses but the weather held up beautifully, making the whole event even better. Everything ran smoothly, and it was just one of those weeks you wish didn’t have to end. Participating in the event increased my confidence in my riding skills, I made new friendships and was able to build on my experience to prepare for future competitions. I’m already counting down the days till next year and representing the school again!
My next competition is a combined training (dressage and show jumping 60cm events) at Northside Riding Club at St Ives Showgrounds on Sunday 29 June.
Carly, Year 10 Student
Students from Year 10 PASS spent the day at Hensley Athletic Field assisting at Maroubra Junction Public School's Athletics carnival.
Uniform Heroes
Important Dates:
- Tuesday 24th June - CAPA Showcase 5:30pm
- Wednesday 25th June - Year 10 into 11 Parent Information night 6pm
- Thursday 26th June - Zone Athletics carnival
- 26th-27th June - School Volleyball Cup
- Tuesday 1st July - NAIDOC Assembly
- Tuesday 1st July - Year 9 2026 Big Picture Parent Information night 6pm
- Friday 4th July - Last Day for Students
SAVE THE DATE P&C TRIVIA NIGHT SATURDAY 23rd AUGUST
Who to contact?
School Community Charter
Upcoming Events
CAPA Showcase - Tuesday 24th June
Tickets are selling fast for the Term Two Creative and Performing Arts Showcase on Tuesday 24th June!
Outstanding artwork will be on display in the Margaret Fischer Hall from 5:30 and performances from the SSHS Concert Band and Vocal Group, Year 9, 10 and 11 Elective Music classes, and the Dance and Drama Ensembles will commence at 6pm.
Seats can be booked via: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1393897
Please come along and support our students and experience this night of excellence from our actors, dancers, artists and musicians.
TAS News
Year 10 Food Tech Students Impress with Imaginative Line Extension Creations
This week, our talented Year 10 Food Technology students completed their Line Extension Practical Assessment Task and the results were nothing short of delicious!
As part of the unit, students were challenged to take an existing product and develop a creative twist to appeal to a new market. The kitchen was buzzing with innovation and energy as students brought their ideas to life.
From Biscoff-loaded cookies and crispy mozzarella sticks to strawberry mochi donuts and white chocolate brownies, the variety and creativity on display was incredibly impressive. Students showcased not only their practical skills but also their ability to think like real-world food developers.
We are so proud of the effort, creativity, and teamwork our Year 10s demonstrated throughout this task. There’s no doubt we have some future food industry stars among us!
Year 11 Hospitality – Getting Creative in the Kitchen!
Our Year 11 Hospitality students rolled up their sleeves and made focaccia from scratch this week. They then had the opportunity to decorate their bread, turning it into delicious pieces of art!
We saw hearts made from capsicum, flower gardens crafted using onions, tomatoes, chives, and a variety of other creative toppings. Each student brought their own flair and imagination to the task.
The results were not only tasty but visually stunning – a true showcase of creativity and effort. Students worked incredibly hard, and this proud teacher couldn’t be happier!
Year 9 Food Technology News
As we approach the end of term, assessment time is well underway, including practical tasks across various subjects. In Year 9 Food Technology, students from class 9FTE3 recently completed their first practical assessment for the topic Food Selection & Health.
Working in groups, students were tasked with planning, preparing, and justifying a dinner meal that meets the nutritional needs of teenagers. With great enthusiasm and energy, the kitchen was alive with the sounds and smells of pans sizzling, sauces simmering, and meals coming together. The students produced an impressive range of dishes—well done to the whole class!
Pictured below are the students proudly presenting their final creations.
Much excitement and valued Learning happening in the J Block
Maria Stephenson, VET Hospitality / TAS Teacher
Big Picture News
Environment Park Excursion
Big Picture students observed the ephemeral wetlands (temporary wetlands) at Randwick Environment Park, home to many endangered native plants. Seven students expressed strong interest in wanting to help maintain the park. They are poised to volunteer through the Bushcare program managed by Randwick Council early in July.
Big Picture Outlearning Success
In Big Picture, outlearning is an essential part of the learning experience for our students. We aim for all our Big Picture students to be out of school two days a week to participate in learning on job sites, at universities or volunteering at various places in the community.
Jackson in Year 10 has been one of many outstanding students in gaining outlearning experiences. He works with marine diesel engines and is completing his SBAT. Jackson has been working in a wide range of locations, from Bermagui, to Cammeray, Balmain and Pittwater. He has really enjoyed working on the ferries, and on a few yachts like Wild Oats and the superyacht The Duchess.
The highlight over the last six months has been picking an engine up, moving it over and then realigning it all.
It has been a joy to watch a student learn through their passions, and to see the rewards that hard work and dedication provide.
Big Picture passion project
Trinity in Year 10 created this music magazine publication as a Big Picture passion-project…she was discovering more aspects of the music industry and ways people perceive it:
“I’ve seen several old music magazines that people had when R&B and Hip Hop were very influential to the younger generations, and I want my music to bring back the edge and style that those magazines had back then. I want this publication to grow into a place where smaller artists can promote their releases. People can look back at the classics that were made back in the 90s and read about those talented musicians as well as current artists. This will be a music magazine made from the musician’s perspective, music through the artist's eyes.” Trinity states.
English News
This term, Year 8 students in Ms Nicholas’s English class explored visual storytelling through a creative cartoon strip task. Using the prompt “He crossed his arms and shook his head,” students were challenged to transform a simple action into a short comic, capturing a moment of conflict, humour or reflection within a classroom setting. Each cartoon was accompanied by a written description, encouraging students to reflect on the context and meaning behind their scene. The results were thoughtful, funny and highly original — a testament to the creativity happening every day at South Sydney High School.
Below comic is from Cruz in Year 8.
Opportunity News
Senior Dance Group
Our Senior Dance Group has been successful in auditioning for the NSW Schools Spectacular! This is a first for SSHS, and we are all very excited for this opportunity. Now it's time for the girls to start rehearsing, ready to take on the Qudos Bank Arena in November 😱 Good luck girls (or as we say in the dance world, Chookas!)
International Visit from Vietnam
South Sydney HS has hosted 39 students from two schools in Vietnam over the last three days. It has been a wonderful experience for our students, highlighting their joy in helping others and making friends with all who come to our school. All students who have participated in this year’s program are to be commended for making our visitors feel so welcome and included in the South Sydney Family. Visits such as this are so important in building bridges across the globe and expanding the horizons for our students.
This is the second year we have hosted students from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city. Our students have looked forward to the visit all term and have been eager to participate in the program in any way they can. We anticipate another school visit next year, and look forward to having more student volunteers work with our visitors.
From the Library
Read with Pride
Celebrate Pride month with reads for young adults that focus on LGBTQIA+ characters and stories. Representation matters. Seeing yourself reflected in books from a young age can be affirming. It’s important to know that you’re not alone on your journey, wherever it may take you. It’s equally important to learn about the experiences of those with different identities from our own.
New to the Collection Highlights
Design and building on country #2 in First Knowledges for younger readers by Alison Page & Paul Memmott; illustrated by Blak Douglas
What do you need to know to prosper as a people for 65,000 years or more? Join designer and artist Alison Page alongside anthropologist and architect Paul Memmott as they share some of the incredible inventions created by the oldest continuing culture in the world.
The Edge of Everything by Miranda Luby
This is a wonderful novel that tackles the issue of endangered wildlife but especially deals with handling grief in your own way, navigating romance, the importance of friends, and looking for meaning in your life. These topics are handled incredibly well, and the characters are engrossing. Recommended to readers aged 14 to 18 years.
The Glittering Edge by Alyssa Villaire
This is a thrilling, fast paced and magical novel. Full of small country town prejudices and generational biases, magic, curses and with underlying angst of Penny falling in love with either Alonso or Corey, maybe even both, is a novel that readers in lower secondary and above will love.
This Dream will Devour Us by Emma Clancey
Full of high society glamour and romantic tension, the reader is thrust into a magical world. But in this world, we also have darkness and betrayal, murder and mystery. This novel will be devoured by those who enjoy lavish romantic fantasy stories and will best suit those in middle to upper secondary.
How to Survive 1985 by Tegan Bennett Daylight
When four friends find themselves thrown back in time to 1985, how will they handle being teens in their parents’ era? And will they ever get back to the future?
Hey Zazou! by Tony Thompson
Set in France during the German occupation in WWII, this is a fascinating story told through the eyes of 15 year old Charlie, whose music is the one thing that brings him happiness. This novel will be loved by anyone who likes historical fiction and music, as this is the infectious element woven through the whole book.
Ms Maddocks, Teacher Librarian
Careers Hub
CONGRATULATIONS
Cooper in Year 12 (SBAT -School Based Apprentice in Bricklaying) secured second place in Australia for 'Bricklaying' at WorldSkills competition in Brisbane. This is an outstanding achievement.
Click the link to visit the official Facebook page of NSW VET WorldSkills National Team 2025:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063708184017
We as a school community are so proud of his accomplishments.
Year 12
I encourage Year 12 students to book a time to chat about Post School Options – use the link below to book a time with me:
Please keep an eye on Careers Google Classroom for important information
- Year 12 - o46wli2
- Year 11 - sr64tws
- Year 10 - mutret6
- Year 9 - jatx4ftf - this is a new classroom – please join!
A reminder about the South Sydney HS Careers Website - Click HERE to access! You can subscribe to great weekly careers newsletters.
UAC
Three schemes to help you get to university - https://www.uac.edu.au/media-centre/news/help-to-get-to-uni
UAC works with universities to widen participation in higher education. In particular, UAC runs three schemes to help thousands of people access their potential through higher education.
- Educational Access Scheme: helps UAC applicants who have experienced significant educational challenges.
- Equity Scholarships: awarded to applicants who demonstrate the greatest financial need.
- Schools Recommendation Scheme: an opportunity for Year 12 applicants to be assessed on criteria other than, or in addition to, the ATAR.
Western Sydney University Open Day - 6 July
Open Day is on Sunday 6 July 2025 from 10am to 4pm. This event isn’t your average uni tour. It’s a full-campus experience packed with everything you need to feel informed, inspired and ready to take the next step toward your dream career. Explore course options, find out about our entry pathways and experience uni life to see why so many students chose Western. Click here for HERE for more information.
Western Sydney University HSC Study Sessions - 29 September - 3 October
From Monday 29th September to Friday 3rd October 2025, Western Sydney University will be offering a range of online study sessions to assist Year 12 students in their preparations for the HSC.
These will be delivered by highly qualified senior teachers with 24 free sessions across 15 key HSC subject areas, with sessions that include content analysis, tips and strategies, and a detailed exploration of key syllabus and curriculum areas.
Students also have the opportunity to sit a practice exam and deconstruction, with feedback and advice from experts.
Click HERE for more information!
University of Sydney HSC Preparation Courses (Years 10-12)
Registration Open for July Classes
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.
With an incredible array of courses available, you can choose which area you’d like to focus and attend just that course, or sign up for multiple courses to get comprehensive support across an entire HSC subject.
https://cce.sydney.edu.au/courses/hsc-preparation
University of Sydney - MySydney Entry and Scholarship Scheme Webinar - 24 June
Find out how you can enter your dream degree with the MySydney Entry and Scholarship Scheme for students residing in low socio-economic areas.
Hear about the great benefits offered, including entry on a reduced ATAR, a $8,500 per annum scholarship and a range of ongoing support throughout your studies.
Find out what you need to know about eligibility criteria, how to apply, frequently asked questions and more! https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/webinar/register/6617290528406/WN_9lX5g1RqSg2xBetOCejtyw
UCAT & Pathways into Medicine Information Webinars - 6 August
The National Institute of Education (NIE) is proud to present the free information seminar all about UCAT and the undergraduate pathways into medicine, dentistry, and some other health science programs. This forum is an excellent opportunity for teachers, students, and parents to find out about the UCAT and to have their questions answered by an expert who has been working in the field since 1999. The session is PACKED with loads of valuable information during which we will be covering the following topics and more.
- What is UCAT? UCAT scores? UCAT Sub-tests?
- UCAT changes this year, and refining exam preparation strategy.
- The Undergraduate selection criteria
- Application process into universities for medicine and dentistry
- When and who can sit the UCAT
- UCAT vs GAMSAT - How is UCAT different?
- Can you prepare for the UCAT?
- Undergraduate medical school interview explained and medical school interview preparation advice
- Gap Year
- Alternative degrees and career choices
- Q & A
https://www.nie.edu.au/ucat-free/free-ucat-information-sessions
University Applications/Early Entry and Post School Information
Early Entry Guide – Study Work Grow - https://studyworkgrow.com/education/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/05/Early-Entry-Guide-2025-School-Licensed-Edition.pdf
Universities Open Days Guide – Studyworkgrow
UNSW Co-Op Scholarship - Application Closes 30 September
A Co-op Program scholarship provides industry training, professional development, networking and financial support for selected undergraduate students in the disciplines of Business, Engineering, and Science.
Today, it is the largest and most prestigious scholarship program of its type in Australia and a leader in career development learning. There are over 300 current Co-op scholars who join more than 3,500 UNSW Co-op Alumni. The experience and networks our scholars develop enrich their time at university and give them an invaluable head start upon entering the work force. Click the link for more info: https://www.unsw.edu.au/co-op-program/apply-now
UNSW Portfolio Entry Information Evening - 16 July
UNSW, we know your creativity, individuality, and drive can't be captured by an ATAR alone. That's why we offer the UNSW Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme—a personalised pathway to university that truly reflects who you are. Join our Information Session!
Hear directly from UNSW academics and students about crafting a compelling portfolio for undergraduate degrees within the Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture and the Faculty of Engineering in 2026. We'll guide you through what to include, how to apply, and tips to help you succeed. Plus, you'll have the chance to ask questions and get clarity on anything you're unsure about.
https://www.events.unsw.edu.au/event/unsw-portfolio-entry-information-evening-0
UTS EAS Application Scheme – inpUTS
Applications Close 18 November : https://www.uts.edu.au/for-students/admissions-entry/entry-schemes/inputs
InpUTS is an educational access scheme (EAS) that allows us to consider your application and any significant educational challenges you have experienced.
We value the diversity of our community and this extends to recognising and supporting students whose experiences would previously have stopped them from attending university.
If your application for inpUTS is successful, you will be eligible for 10 adjustments towards your selection rank.
UTS Industry Degree Academy Cadetship - Computer Science and Cybersecurity
Applications now open, and close 14 September.
A cadetship lets you mix classroom study with real world employment.
The Industry Degree Academy (IDeA) is a three year program, available only at UTS. Students work at some of Australia’s leading companies while they study. The program is codesigned with industry partners, so students graduate with the skills and experience employers seek, along with industry experience.
UTS Business Cadetship Scheme
https://www.uts.edu.au/for-students/admissions-entry/entry-schemes/business-cadetship
If you’re undertaking a paid cadetship, you can use the UTS Business School Cadetship Entry scheme to start studying at UTS.The cadetship entry scheme is for Year 12 high school students who have secured at least a one year paid cadetship. The cadetship provides cadets with paid employment while they undertake university studies, allowing you to combine the practical experience and professional development of employment with the academic challenge of a university degree.
ACU Blacktown Open Day - 26 July
Join us on campus to explore and find out more about our courses.
On the day you can:
- chat with current students and staff
- learn more about our courses
- discuss your study options with experts
- go on a tour and watch demonstrations
- join Q&As and discussions with alumni and current students
- discover how ACU can help you achieve your goals.
UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture Portfolio Entry Information Session - 15 July
At UNSW, we know you're more than just a number. That's why we've created the UNSW Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme—a flexible, personalised pathway to university that recognizes your uniquetalents and ambitions.
Join us for an exclusive info session tailored for students applying to degrees within the Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture for 2026. Hear directly from UNSW academics on how to craft a standout portfolio that highlights your strengths.
UNSW Portfolio Entry Information Evening (Arts, Design, Architecture and Engineering) - 16 July
At UNSW, we know your creativity, individuality, and drive can't be captured by an ATAR alone. That's why we offer the UNSW Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme—a personalised pathway to university that truly reflects who you are.
Join our Information Session! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-portfolio-entry-information-evening-tickets-1363653758099
Apply for Earn & Learn 2026 - Get Paid to Study Software Engineering
First Round Applications Close 29 June and Second Round Closes 31 August
Get paid to work with industry experts at WiseTech while you study for your computer science degree. WiseTech's Earn & Learn program gives you a full-time, paid job as a software engineer while also supporting you through a four-year university degree.
We combine university recognized coursework, real-world experience at one of Australia's most successful tech companies, and university funding to give you an unparalleled head-start on your career in tech.
Click the link for more information: https://www.wisetechglobal.com/careers/students-and-graduates/earn-and-learn-program/
University of Sydney Computer Science Fellowship Program - Apply By 23 June
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=fuOzgnGBXUixCzja5-0UqGmL_TGIgadItyNXgIv9uJ1UNVA2WjBHMTRGTlc2QU5TU1M0T0VCRzFTVS4u&route=shorturl
Designed for high-achieving year 11 students, this academic program offers the unique opportunity to study Introduction to Computing (INFO1110)- a first year university subject taught by the University of Sydney. On successful completion of this course you will be eligible for 6 credit points towards the University of Sydney Bachelor of Advanced Computing.
Click HERE for more information!
UNSW Year 11 Experience Days - 7, 8 and 11 July
Year 11 students are invited to attend one of our Year 11 Experience Days on either 7, 8 or 11 July. Students will get to join two faculty workshops, with more than 40+ options to choose from. We're also hosting a campus tour and free food-truck lunch on this day.
We encourage students to register quickly, as spots are limited. Click HERE to register!
Year 10 - High School Subject Selection Guide – from StudyWorkGrow
https://studyworkgrow.com/high-school-subject-selection-a-guide-for-parents/
Whitecliff Fashion Winter School - 9-11 July
Across three engaging and hands-on days, you'll learn from industry professionals and will explore key areas such as fashion styling, journalism, content creation and sustainable fashion - giving you a well-rounded view of today's evolving fashion industry.
This is a great opportunity to explore your passion, try out different parts of the industry, and build skills that could shape your future. Whether you’re dreaming of being a stylist, designer, content creator, or just want to see if fashion is for you — this course is the perfect place to start.
https://www.thefashioninstitute.com.au/tfi-winter-school
Australian Defence Force Gap Year
Positions Available Now Spend an exciting 12-months in the Navy, Army or Air Force, where you'll get paid for meaningful work while travelling around Australia, gaining skills for life, and making lifelong friends. On an ADF Gap Year you’ll grow and develop in a dynamic, supportive and people-focussed environment.
https://www.adfcareers.gov.au/careers/gap-year?page=1&perPage=21&query=
Get technical with a Defence apprenticeship
https://www.adfcareers.gov.au/study-and-trades/learn-a-trade
When it comes to ADF trade careers, it’s more than an everyday job. One week you could be fixing, maintaining or building infrastructure; and the next could see you assisting in a disaster-relief mission or joining a combat operation.
Whether you’re a chippy, sparky, or aspiring aircraft technician, learning a trade in the ADF is your opportunity to gain trade qualifications, travel, live an amazing lifestyle, earn a great salary and work on impressive military equipment.
NIDA Applications for 2026 Now Open
Acting Applications Close 15 September, other degrees close throughout September.
NIDA’s unparalleled practice-based learning, connections to industry and culture of innovation have produced some of the world’s most influential and in-demand storytellers across stage, screen and beyond.
We offer an unmatched range and depth of industry-relevant training across performing arts disciplines including: acting, costume, cultural leadership, design, directing, make-up, musical theatre, props, scenic construction, stage management, technical theatre, and writing.
Click the link to apply: https://www.nida.edu.au/study/students/how-to-apply/
Qantas Group Pilot Academy
https://www.qantas.com/au/en/about-us/our-company/pilot-academy.html
More than one hundred years of the highest standards of training ensure our pilots are some of the world’s best. And now we’re looking to the next generation. In partnership with Flight Training Adelaide (FTA), we've launched the Qantas Group Pilot Academy to help meet the increasing need for skilled aviators in one of the fastest growing global industries.
The Qantas Group Pilot Academy Scholarship Program information click HERE!
The Qantas Group Pilot Academy Scholarship Program aims to provide equity-based grants to support diversity.
We are pleased to announce the scholarship program is open and accepting applications from female and first nations people.
If successful, the scholarship will provide a student support for the onsite accommodation costs up to the value of $30,000.
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.
Meredith Mattock, Careers Adviser
Community News & Events
Community food support available
DIVA Charity have a food and clothing drive on the first Sunday of every month at 9-11 Lexington Place South Maroubra at midday. The next drive will take place Sunday July 6th.
They also have a community pantry at The Hope Uniting Church - 829 Anzac Parade Maroubra.
The Salvation Army Eastern Beaches Corps, MAROUBRA - Community Meals
100 Boyce Road, MAROUBRA 2035 NSW - https://www.salvationarmy.org.au
Anglicare Mobile Community Pantry, South Coogee - Mobile Community Pantries
1 Gregory Street, SOUTH COOGEE 2034 NSW / Cnr Victoria & Franklin Street, MALABAR 2036 NSW
https://www.anglicare.org.au/community/food-assistance/community-pantry
St Vincent de Paul Society, Kingsford Community Support Centre - Emergency Relief
1A Meeks Street, KINGSFORD 2032 NSW
https://www.vinnies.org.au/nsw/find-help/assistance-with-food-and-everyday-essentials
We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Bidjigal people, the traditional owners and custodians of the land we work on. We also pay respect to Aboriginal elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people.
Contact us:
Telephone | 9349 3868
Email | sthsydney-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au
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