No 18 Telopea Topics - Telopea Park School

Telopea Topics
Les Nouvelles de Telopea
No.18 – 13 November 2015
Report from the
Principal
Special
Announcements
Le Mot Du
Principal
High School
Announcements
Secondary News
Primary News
P&C NEWS
School Term Dates
Contact Us
Uniform Shop
After School Care
Community News
Finance Office
Important Dates
LE MOT DU PROVISEUR
Nous sommes à présent à
mi- trimestre, nos élèves
continuent à donner le
meilleur d’eux-mêmes à
travers
toutes
les
manifestations qui leur
sont proposées. La fin de
l’année approche, mais ils
restent concentrés pour
cette dernière ligne droite.
Voyage de Kerrie Blain
en Europe.
IMPORTANT DATES
17 November
5.15pm
Board Meeting
17 November
7.00pm
Year 6 Bandstravaganza
18 November
4.00pm
RAP 2016 Launch
24 November - 27 November
9.30am-10.40am
Kindergarten 2016 Orientation
25 November
3.30pm – 4.30pm
Gifted and Talented Meeting
La semaine dernière, nous
avons
retrouvé
notre
Principale, Kerrie Blain et notre Principal Adjoint, Tom Kobal. Ils ont tous deux participé à la conférence du Baccalauréat
International à La Haye. Ils ont rencontrés des personnalités de renommée mondiale dans le domaine de l’éducation et assisté à
des interventions passionnantes dans le domaine de l’innovation pédagogique.
J’ai également rejoint Kerrie Blain à Paris pour une série d’entretiens très réussis à l’AEFE et au Ministère des Affaires Etrangères
afin de faire progresser et renforcer nos relations Franco Australiennes.
Cérémonies commémoratives du 11 novembre / Commemorative Ceremonies – 11th November 2015
Une cérémonie du Souvenir s’est tenue dans le Hall des Assemblées le 11 novembre 2015. L’Ambassade de France à Canberra
nous a fait l’honneur d’être représentée par notre Conseiller culturel, Monsieur Eric Soulier.
Les commémorations se sont poursuivies par une cérémonie à l’Ambassade de France où notre école était représentée par la
chorale du Primaire qui a chanté les hymnes nationaux. Les scouts, élèves du lycée franco australien / Telopea Park School,
étaient également présents, en uniforme de scout, pour remettre les gerbes aux personnalités invitées. Nous remercions
l’Ambassade de France de donner à nos élèves la possibilité de participer à de tels événements, ce qui renforce encore leur esprit
d’ouverture.
La Web radio / Web radio
Nous avons maintenant finalisé notre projet de web radio de la zone Asie Pacifique et sommes dès à présent en mesure de
diffuser du contenu 24/24. Nous allons partager les plages entre les différents établissements AEFE de la zone et diffuser du
contenu à l’attention de nos communautés mais également potentiellement du monde entier à travers le réseau AEFE.
Conseils de classe / Conseils de classe
Les conseils de classe de cette fin d’année vont bientôt débuter. J’invite les parents à consulter les résultats de leur enfant sur
Pronote. Les bulletins seront disponibles également sur le même logiciel quelques jours après le conseil.
Examens / Examinations
Les inscriptions à l’examen du Baccalauréat et du Brevet sont à présent terminées pour
les élèves de Première et de Terminale.
Je me rendrai les 25, 26 et 27 novembre à Manille au séminaire de préparation du
Baccalauréat 2016 pour la zone Asie Pacifique.
Dans la Zone Asie Pacifique les copies sont dématérialisées : Toutes les copies sont
numérisées et notés à distance par les professeurs de la Zone AEFE Asie Pacifique. Il
faut souligner la rapidité du processus de notation qui s’étale sur deux semaines contre
quatre semaines minimum en France.
Je souhaite à tous une excellente poursuite de ce dernier trimestre et adresse mes
meilleurs vœux de réussite à nos élèves de Première pour leur premier examen du
baccalauréat, l’oral des Travaux Personnels Encadrés qui se déroulera le 11 décembre
2015!
Bien cordialement,
Emmanuel Texier
Proviseur
SCHOOL TERM DATES 2015-2016
Term 4 2015
12 October – 18 December
Term 1 2016
1 February – 10 April
Term 2 2016
26 April – 1 July
Term 3 2016
18 July – 23 September
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REPORT FROM PROVISEUR
We are now in the middle of Term 4, our students continue to give the best of themselves through all the events and activities
offered at school. Although the end of the school year is getting close, but students remain focused on their learning during
these final weeks.
Kerrie Blain’s trip to Europe
Last week we welcomed back Kerrie Blain, our Principal, and Tom Kobal, our Deputy Principal, who both attended the
International Baccalaurreate (IB) conference in The Hague. They connected with world leaders in education and attended
exciting talks by some of the world’s most notable speakers in the field of innovative educational reform.
I also joined Kerrie Blain in Paris for a series of successful meetings at Agency French Education Abroad (AEFE) head office and
at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs to progress and strengthen French Australian relationships.
Commemorative Ceremonies – 11th November 2015
A Remembrance Day Ceremony was held in the school hall on November 11th, 2015.
We were honoured to receive a delegation from the French Embassy in Canberra. The Embassy was represented by Mr Eric
Soulier (Cultural Counselor).
This ceremony was followed by a commemorative service at the French Embassy. Our school was represented by the Primary
choir who sang the French and Australian National Anthems. Members of the Scout group from Telopea Park School/Lycée
Franco-Australien also attended in their Scout uniforms and handed the commemorative wreaths to the invited guests. We would
like to thank the French Embassy for giving our students the opportunity to share in such events that develop their openmindedness. This willingness demonstrates their continuing support to our school.
Web radio
We have now finalised our web radio project for AEFE Asia Pacific region and are now able to broadcast content 24 hours a day.
We will share time slots between AEFE schools and broadcast content not only for our communities but also potentially for the
whole world through the AEFE network.
Conseils de classe
Conseils de classe for EFS Secondary students will start soon. Parents can check their child’s results on our reporting software
Pronote. Reports will be available on Pronote a few days after each conseil de classe.
Exams
Registrations for the French Baccalaureate and the Brevet are now complete for Year 9, 11 and 12 students.
I will attend a meeting in Manilla from 25th to 27th November to organize the 2016 Baccalaureate. The coordinated organization
of the French National Exam will be planned then with all the schools from the Asia-Pacific region.
In the Asia-Pacific region, the exam papers are now electronically-based: all papers are scanned and marked by French teachers
from the AEFE Asia-Pacific region. The completion of the marking process within two weeks is demanding, especially when one
considers that the same process in France requires at least 4 weeks to be completed.
I wish everyone a successful end of term and extend my best wishes to our Year 10 students who will sit their first Baccalauréat
exam, the oral examination of « Travaux Personnels Encadrés » that will be held on 11th December 2015.
Warm Regards
Emmanuel Texier
Proviseur
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Lost Property at the Fete
Currently the Front Office has a number of items that were lost at the Fete. Please call first and come in to claim the items. Main
Reception phone number is 614 233 88.
Thank you!
Student Injury
Insurance and Ambulance Transport
The Education and Training Directorate does not provide any insurance cover for injury, disease or illness to students resulting
from school activities or school-organised excursions. Claims for compensation are met where there is a legal liability to do so.
Liability is not automatic and depends on the circumstances in which any injury, disease or illness was sustained.
As there is no automatic insurance cover for personal injury if your child is injured at school or during a school organised
activity/excursion you should therefore consider whether taking out personal insurance cover for your child is warranted.
This insurance might cover contingencies including medical/hospital expenses, ambulance transport outside the ACT, and
cancellation of transport/accommodation or loss of/damage to luggage.
The ACT Ambulance Service provides free ambulance transport for students who are injured or suddenly become ill at school or
during an approved school organised activity within the ACT.
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Career Development for Year 9 and Year 10 students
I have been most impressed with the number of Year 9 and Year 10 students who have taken up work experience placements
during 2015. To date, 68 students have had a placement and three times as many students have investigated a placement, but
were unsuccessful. Even if a student is unsuccessful, the process they go through is all experience for preparing them for the
world of work.
Last week I attend the annual Careers Teachers Conference in Sydney. Such conferences are always worth attending and the
message I brought back to Telopea is that most job opportunities in the future will focus around Health.
For the next two/three weeks Telopea Park School has an Excursion Free Time. This means that no students can engage in
activities outside the school while they undertake assessment. During this time, I am unavailable and look forward to continuing
working with students from 25th November 2015.
Please do not hesitate to contact me, if you have any issues regarding your student undertaking a work experience placement.
Susan Alexander,
Telopea Park School,
Email : [email protected]
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Career Development Officer
Phone: 0407110853
SECONDARY NEWS
Telopea Topics English News
STAFF
Jack Spahr returned from leave and has joined the English Faculty for the rest of this term. His valuable expertise and
experience is appreciated and welcomed in the faculty.
UNSW English Competition
This year, 54 students participated in the UNSW ICAS English Competition and achieved outstanding results. Out of these 54
students, a total of 23 students were awarded either a Distinction or High Distinction Certificates. Students who achieved a
Distinction and High Distinction will be awarded their Certificates in Assembly later this term.
High Distinction is awarded to students who achieve in the top 1% in their respective Year group participation across Australia.
This Certificate is awarded to the following students:
Year 7
Chris Beck
Year 8
Andrew Rapp
Year 9
Rosa Mason
Year 10
George Keleher
Jessica Kriticos
Brightony Yap
A Distinction Certificate is awarded to students achieved in the top 2-11% in the respective year group participation across
Australia. This Certificate was awarded to the following students:
Year 7
Ranusha Nanayakkara
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10
Benjamin Beck
Adhitya Bidarkal
Anastasia Scott
Nicolette Clementz
Long Zhao
Zillah Van Jaarsveld
Thomas Fearn
Tze Ming Lim
Sarah Halloran
Holly Stathakis
Lara Keleher
Selina Li
Emily Nguyen
Timothy Rock
Eliyahu Weisman
All students who achieved Merit and Credit Certificates will be given their Certificates in their respective English classes.
Guest speakers
In Semester 2, Dr. Sarah Rice, an Award winning Poet Laureate from ANU was invited to hold a recital and workshops in Poetry
writing. She delivered a most informative and interesting presentation to nine classes over two and half days. Student
participation in the workshop was commendable, with quite a few students writing and sharing their own poems during the
workshop. Dr. Rice’s expertise was appreciated by both the participating students and accompanying teachers.
Lyle Swan, the Indigenous contact officer based in Telopea has also been invited to speak to the students in various classes to
extend and support the learning of Indigenous histories and stories to support requirements of the Australian Curriculum. His
valuable expertise was well received by the students in extending their understanding and appreciation of Indigenous culture and
heritage.
Uraj Singh
SLC English
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PRIMARY NEWS
Only five more weeks to go before the end of the school year 2015! Time to finalise projects, complete assessments and plan for
the next school year.
AEFE Professional learnings for French teachers
Every year, three teachers participate in professional learning organized by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) in
the Asia-Pacific region. Isabelle Reynier will travel to Phnom Penh from 2nd to 4th December to attend professional learning
entitled "Welcoming non-French speaking students in our schools." Sophie Caestecker will fly to Ho Chi Minh from 9th to 11th
December for professional learning on "Developing the concepts of size and measures with Year 1 and 2 students ". Maria
Lamrani Raphel will share with her colleagues "Innovative teaching practices in Kindergarten" in Singapore from 27th to 29th
January, 2016.
I took part in the meeting of the Primary School Principals of the Asia Pacific region from 14th to 16th October 2015 in Beijing. It
was an opportunity to reflect on coordinated projects of French schools in the Asia-Pacific regionand also to share the specificity
of our bilingual school, with its unique bicultural and binational components.
The Grande Fête
The Grande Fête, our yearly school festival, was held last Saturday 7th November and was a tremendous success. Our primary
students contributed to this festive event by offering enjoyable performances combining Maypole dances, songs and instrumental
pieces. We warmly thank parents, students and teachers, and of course the P&C for their commitment and ongoing support.
Parent information night for prospective Kindergarten students
We will welcome a new cohort of students into our school community from 24-27 November 2015. A parent information night for
prospective Kindergarten (Maternelle) students was held last Wednesday 4th November. The four orientation mornings will help
young students and their parents become familiar with their future environment and with the way our unique school works.
French National Assessments CE1(Year 2) and CM2(Year 5)
Our Year 2 and Year 5 students have just completed the French National Assessments in Literacy (French)and Numeracy. The
results will be sent home together with Semester 2 reports. These assessments enable the school to obtain essential information
on the students’ learning achievements at these two key moments in your child’s schooling.
Remembrance day
The celebration of the Armistice of November 11th 1914 is an important moment in the life of our institution. It illustrates and
puts into perspective the fraternal bonds between Australia and France. With the commemoration of the hundredth anniversary
of the Anzacs this year, the ceremony held at the school was even more important. The primary choir was invited to sing the
national anthems of both countries at the French Embassy.
Project “Junior Ambassadors 2016” (Ambassadeurs en herbe)
Students from Year 3 to Year 6 practiced debating and argumentation with their class teachers in the recent weeks. The best of
them will be selected to join teams of five primary and secondary students who will then compete in the school Final as part of
the "Junior Ambassadors” project. This project (http://goo.gl/9UWvU7) aims at getting our primary school and high school
students use their multilingualism as well as their linguistic and cultural mediation skills to raise awareness on current
international issues through " verbal jousting ".It is an excellent opportunity for our students to refine their oral skills. The
selected team will participate in the Final involving schools from the Asia-Pacific region and will be competing against other AEFE
schools in Asia. A project to be continued…
NOUVELLES DU PRIMAIRE
Il ne reste déjà plus que 5 semaines de classe d’ici la fin de cette année scolaire 2015 ! Le moment de finaliser les projets,
terminer les évaluations, et, déjà, se projeter dans la prochaine année scolaire.
Stages AEFE des professeurs français
Comme chaque année, 3 professeurs des écoles participeront à des stages organisés par l'Agence de l'Enseignement Français à
l'Etranger (AEFE) dans la zone Asie-Pacifique. Mme Isabelle Reynier se rendra à Phnom Penh du 2 au 4 décembre pour mieux «
Accueillir des élèves non francophones dans nos établissements ». Mme Sophie Caestecker ira à Ho Chi Minh du 9 au 11
décembre pour un stage « Construire les concepts de grandeur et mesure au Cycle 2 ». Mme Maria Lamrani Raphel partagera
avec ses collègues des « pratiques innovantes en maternelle » à Singapour du 27 au 29 janvier 2016.
J'ai pour ma part participer au regroupement des directeurs d'école de la zone du 14 au 16 octobre 2015 à Pékin. L'occasion de
réfléchir aux projets communs des établissements français de la région Asie-Pacifique, mais également de faire connaître les
spécificités de notre école bilingue, biculturelle et binationale.
La Grande Fête
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Comme chaque année, la Grande Fête, la fête annuelle de l'école qui s'est tenue le samedi 7 novembre 2015, a été un franc
succès. Les élèves de l'école primaire ont contribué à cet événement festif en proposant un spectacle très apprécié, mêlant
danses, chansons et pièces instrumentales. Nous tenons à remercier les parents d'élèves, les élèves et les professeurs, et bien
sûr l'association des parents d'élèves, pour leur implication et leur soutien.
Réunion d'information des nouveaux élèves de Kindergarten
Comme chaque année à cette période, nous nous apprêtons à accueillir une nouvelle cohorte d’élèves au sein de notre
communauté. Une réunion d'information destinée aux nouveaux élèves de Kindergarten - Grande Section de l'année 2015 s'est
tenue le mercredi 4 novembre, et sera suivie de quatre matinées d'orientation afin de familiariser les jeunes élèves -et leurs
parents- à leur futur environnement et au fonctionnement de notre école si particulière.
Les évaluations nationales de CE1 et CM2
Nos élèves de CE1 et CM2 viennent de terminer les évaluations nationales de français et mathématiques. Les résultats seront
communiqués aux familles lors de la remise des livrets du 2ème semestre. Ces évaluations permettent d'obtenir des informations
essentielles sur les acquisitions des élèves à ces moments-clés de la scolarité.
Commémoration du 11 novembre
La célébration de l'armistice du 11 novembre 1914 est un moment important dans la vie de notre établissement. Il illustre et met
en perspective les liens de fraternité qui unissent l'Australie et la France. En cette année de commémoration du centenaire de
l’ANZAC, la cérémonie qui s'est tenue à l'école a résonné avec encore plus d'importance. La chorale de l'école primaire, quant à
elle, était invitée à chanter les hymnes nationaux de nos deux pays à l'Ambassade de France.
Projet Ambassadeurs en herbe 2016
Les élèves de CE2 à 6º ont pratiqué le débat et travailler l’argumentation durant ces dernières semaines en classe. Les meilleurs
d’entre eux seront sélectionnés pour intégrer des équipes inter-degrés (5 élèves de primaire et secondaire) qui s’affronteront au
cours d’une finale établissement dans le cadre du projet « Ambassadeurs en herbe ». Ce projet (http://goo.gl/9UWvU7)
« met en œuvre, de l’école primaire au lycée, des compétences de plurilinguisme et de médiation linguistique et culturelle autour
de problématiques internationales d’actualité » à travers des « joutes oratoires ». Une excellente occasion pour nos élèves
d’affiner leurs compétences orales. L’équipe sélectionnée participera ensuite à la finale « zone » et sera confrontée aux
établissements AEFE d’Asie. Un projet à suivre, donc…
Julien Dugas
Conseiller Pédagogique
P&C NEWS
LAST P&C MEETING: December 9th at 7pm, Senior Staff Room
The last P&C meeting for 2015 will be held on Wednesday, December 9th. This is a very important meeting where the Treasurer
will announce the funds raised from the recent Fete and the total amount of funding that we are able to contribute to the school
for next year.
In the past, funds have been allocated for French and English language readers, French culture resources for the school library,
K-10 awards, playground projects, interactive whiteboards for classrooms, as well as science and physical education equipment.
Last year funding was also allocated towards a flexible learning space for student support services. Come along if you are keen
to see how our hard earned funds are to be spent next year!
THANK YOU FETE VOLUNTEERS AND SUPPORTERS
Congratulations to everyone on a successful and fantastic Fete. It was a marvellous day and the weather was better than
perfect for the event. I believe everyone who came along loved being able to relax and enjoy the food, drink and entertainment
in the sun! The school captains did a great job as MCs for the event.
The P&C would like to take this opportunity to thank, firstly the Fete Coordination Team, would worked tirelessly over many
months to put together a great event. Secondly, we would like to thank those parents, carers and family members who
volunteered their time to coordinate or man stalls throughout the day. And lastly, we would like to thank everyone who came to
enjoy the Fete rides and stalls, participate in the performances, and be a part of the Telopea community.
RAFFLE EXTRADORDINAIRE
Thank you to everyone who sold and purchased tickets in the Raffle Extraordinaire. The winners were drawn at 6pm on Saturday
7 November at La Grande Fete. Congratulations to the following ticket holders:
1. Michele McLoughlin
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2. Asel Williams
3. Trish McCauley
4. Antonia Taylor
5. Alan & Natalie Smith
6. Kenny Leung
And of course, our sincere thanks goes to those lovely parents and business owners who donated this year's fabulous prizes.
DON’T FORGET ABOUT THESE GREAT ON-GOING FUNDRAISERS!
Booking a holiday? Flights for Telopea funds
We have an ongoing agreement with Manuka Flight Centre whereby 1% of all Telopea Park School bookings made through
Manuka Fight Centre will go back to the school. This is open to students, teachers, friends and family, so please ask to speak to
Maddie (who is their French speaking consultant) and mention the Telopea arrangement when making your booking.
Buy shoes and help raise money for Telopea
If you are buying school or sports shoes from The Athlete's Foot, a $5 donation will come back to our school! This is a major
fundraiser for our school in 2015.
What?
Any shoes for anyone in your family: Sport, School or Casual
Where?
The Athlete's Foot - Canberra Centre, Tuggeranong Hyperdome, Westfield Woden or Westfield Belconnen.
How?
When purchasing, just tell the staff at Athlete's Foot that you are from our school. Then every pair of shoes you
purchase will generate a $5 donation back to the School. Plus it also contributes towards a reward voucher for your
family as well.
COMMUNITY NEWS
How do you help your high-schooler learn?
The Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) is conducting research about partnerships between families and
schools to improve student learning. They are holding discussion groups with parents of high-school students (Yr 7-10) and
would love to know what you think makes for a good partnership and the things you do to support you child’s learning at high
school. High school parents in the ACT can register to participate or contact Sara for more information. Participants will receive a
small reimbursement as thanks for their time and input.
Entries now open for the 2016 Weet-bix Try-athlon
Are your kids sporty and aged between 7-16 years? Do they like to swim, ride a bike and run? If so, they may wish to register
for the 2016 Try-athlon series. Early bird registration is now open. Go to the event website for more information:
http://try.weetbix.com.au It’s a fun series with a strong focus on participation and having fun.
Care for a little outdoor cinema entertainment this Summer?
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Head outdoors to the IMB Sunset Cinema and enjoy latest release, classic and art-house films under the stars at the Australian
National Botanic Gardens. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings from 13 November 2015 to 19 December 2015.
To see the program, book tickets or find out more information, please go to their website:
http://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/canberra
UNIFORM SHOP
OPENING HOURS FOR UNIFORM SHOP
Monday – 8.30 - 9.30am
Tuesday – 2.45 - 3.45pm
Thursday – 8.30 - 11.00am
Order and pay securely on the web:
[email protected]
Place your order over the phone/fax 1300794179 (business hours)
AFTER SCHOOL CARE
Telopea Park School P&C
Before and After School Care Program
Services eligible for Child Care Rebate and Child Care Benefit
Before School Care, After School Care, Holiday Program
Extra Curricular Activities
Phone: 02 6273 2553
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.telopeapnc.org.au/services/before-and-after-school-care/
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COMMUNITY NEW
Royal Life Saving ACT presents: A DAY AT THE LAKE!
Come along and reconnect with Canberra’s most well-known aquatic location - Lake Burley Griffin – and all the activities it has to
offer!
With our partners at Safe Waters ACT we’ll be hosting:
Children’s activities and games!
Interactive displays!
Demonstrations!
and a MEGA Barbecue! (other food options as well!)
Not enough? How about FREE ADMISSION, and an EVENT-WIDE MODERN DAY SCAVENGER HUNT with PRIZES GALORE!? (Now
we’ve got your attention!)
PLUS 104.7’s Black Thunder will be there with giveaways too!
Join the event and follow our page so you don’t miss out on the updates! We’ll see you there!
Location:
Lake Burley Griffin, grass area adjacent to Barrine Drive, near Regatta Point. (In front of Captain Cook’s Memorial Jet)
Costs:
Free admission
facebook.com/RLSACT
Twitter.com/RLSACT
Royallifesaving.com.au
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CANBERRA ICE FORUM
Zed Seselja - Liberal Senator for the ACT invites you to attend the CANBERRA ICE FORUM on Wednesday 18 of November 2015
6.00pm for 6.30pm – 8.00pm at the Southern Cross Club in Woden. RSVP essential by Friday 13 November 2015 on 62476444.
Dyslexia education and advocacy documentary films to empower students with dyslexia in Australian schools.
Sadly dyslexia is the forgotten learning difficulty in education due to a lack of understanding and children are left to struggle on a
daily basis. The incidence of dyslexia is more widespread than realised and it is estimated that there are between 3 – 5 students
with dyslexia in every classroom.
Outside the Square is a series of films to increase awareness and understanding of dyslexia in our education system.
The scene is set with our brave and inspirational children supported by their proactive parent advocates. They share their
struggles and difficulties encountered in our current education system. Our journey continues through the eyes of teachers that
have embraced change. Through their shared experiences and supported by Australia’s leading education researchers, we
develop a deep understanding of dyslexia and showcase effective teaching strategies to assist students with dyslexia.
Student Engagement is offering an opportunity to view the three documentary films from outside the Square over a three week period. The film will
be viewed first then teachers may remain back for a professional discussion based on resource available from the website. The session may be
recorded as Teacher Identified professional learning for TQI purposes. There is an accompanying certificate.
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CONTACT US
NSW Crescent
BARTON ACT 2600
Phone: 61423388
Fax:
61423348
[email protected]
www.telopea.act.edu.au
Principal
Proviseur/Head of French
Studies
Deputy Principal K-10
Deputy Principal K-6
Kerrie Blain
Emmanuel Texier
Tom Kobal
Deputy Principal 7-10
Michele McLoughlin
Conseiller Pédagogique Julien Dugas
Business Manager
Mary Ryan
Appointed Member
Mary Welsh
Robin Egerton
School Board Members 2015
Board Chair
Jacinda Still
Staff Member
Nick Rothwell
Staff Member
P&C Member
Laura Beacroft
P&C Member
Hugh Griffin
Student Member
Philippa Evans
Student Member
Divij Madan
French Government
Eric Soulier
Australian Government
French Government
David Atkins
Catherine Hodier
Board Secretary
Katherine Solomko
Mary Ryan
P&C 2015
President
Paul Haesler
Vice Presidents
[email protected]
Secretary
Andrew Medlin
Emma Burns and
Laura Beacroft
Assistant Secretary
Raana Asgar
[email protected]
Treasurer
Before and After School Care
Communication Officer
Justin Brown
Andrea Grazziadelli
Debbie Tucek
Public Officer
ACT P&C Delegate
Grants Officer
Catriona Dove
Perry Head
Bernadette Kelly
[email protected]
Lost Property Officer
Initial Fete Coordination Team
Chris Burge
Returning Officer
Peter Roberts
Vaishali Goel, Andrew Medlin, Clair Bannerman, Tran Tang, Nicola Smith
and Jacinda Still
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