Parent Bulletin 9
Friday 10 May
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2018 Annual Report to the School Community
The Annual Report to the school community provides an opportunity for the school community to celebrate achievements, reflect on the school’s performance, and understand where and how improvement efforts have enhanced student achievement, engagement and wellbeing. The Annual General meeting will be held at the College from 6pm-7pm on 13th June. Please notify Rebecca Oosterhof via the school email of you attendance by 6th June so the meeting can be held in a suitable venue. Jillian English Principal Drop & Go Map - Strathmore Secondary College
Strathmore Secondary College and Moonee Valley City Council are committed to creating a safe and more sustainable environment for students. Walking and cycling to school is a great way for your child to start the day, as it stimulates the mind and improves overall health. This map has been created through the Better Moves Around School Program, this program brings Council and schools together to improve safety and encouraging walking, cycling and the use of public transport. Moonee Valley Council has identified Drop and Go locations for Strathmore Secondary College students, each location is within a comfortable walking distance. The map has been designed to encourage more students to walk to and from school at least part of the way to reduce congestion in Pascoe Vale Road. Strathmore Secondary College is very appreciative of the support of Moonee Valley Council and encourage the College community to support this initiative. Moonee Ponds Police have contacted the school. There has been numerous complaints regarding the roads around the college carpark. They have informed us they will be monitoring Pascoe Vale Road and Pascoe Avenue for illegal / dangerous parking and stopping. Jillian English College Principal 
Jack Palazzolo - Melbourne Victory
Jack Palazollo (Burnet Class Of 2018) made his senior debut for Melbourne Victory in the Asian Champions League two weeks ago, coming off the bench. He made his first start for Victory last night in South Korea against top side Daegu FC, playing 62 minutes in Victory’s 4-0 loss. Generations in JazzLast weekend our M1 and D13 big bands travelled to Mount Gambier to compete at Generations in Jazz.
Both bands successfully placed, improving on past results and receiving high praise from the adjudicators. Many thanks to the staff and music directors for their hard work, and a big congratulations to all of our jazz musicians. |
Argyll Tasmania Camp
Argyll Year 9 and 10 Tasmania camp took place last week with 40 students attending. Students had the opportunity to visit important cultural sites such as Port Arthur, natural wonders such as Mole Creek glow worm caves, and take part in activities that pushed them beyond their comfort zone such as jet boating. The group flew into Hobart and returned to Melbourne on the Spirit of Tasmania. Students were good representatives of the school and many have said how much they enjoyed the camp. Nick Redrup Argyll Year 9 & 10 Coordinator 
Intermediate Girls VolleyballOn Wednesday the 8th of April the Intermediate girls Volleyball team went to Geelong for the western region round. The team did very well winning 1 game out of 3 with two close losses to two more experienced teams. The first game was a bit slow as we were all quite nervous but the second and third were more energetic and upbeat. The opposition teams were Braybrook SC, Bayside SC and Copperfield SC.
The SSC team consisted of Claire Semmens, Amanda Williamson, Amy Tran, Lia Aguilar, Ellanah Georgantonis, Georgia Duggan, Mia Burlak, Katie Baynes with Thomas Evangelou as the Assistant coach and Mr Soligo as Coach. Claire Semmens Volleyball captain Northern College of the Arts & Technology
Information Evening Tuesday 14 May 6PM https://ncat.vic.edu.au/ 
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