That's a wrap for 2022, and what a BIG week we have had to finish the term off.

In this week's newsletter, we feature an overview of the 2022 Year 7-10 Academic and, Service and Spirit Ceremonies. I thank Mr Ian Lutton, Leader of Curriculum,  and our wonderful office staff for their organisation of these ceremonies.

On Wednesday, we held our Thanksgiving Christmas Mass. This was a chance for both staff and students to reflect and give thanks for the many opportunities here at St Joseph's Regional College.  Thank you to Mr Timo Gobius, Leader of Evangelisation, Youth Ministry Offices, Emily Burg and Ella Smith and Mrs Julie Hickling for their organisation of the Christmas Mass on Wednesday. 

This week, we also announced our 2023 Junior Pastoral Care Leaders and for the first time, we now have, Year 11 Leaders. I congratulate all students who were presented with their badge after Mass on Wednesday, and I look forward to seeing these students grow and develop in their leadership roles. I thank Ms Cheryl Hyde, Leader of Pastoral Care Programs, for her organisation of our newly appointed leaders. We will feature our newly appointed junior leaders in the first newsletter of 2023.

The Junior Sports Awards was also held on Wednesday, and I congratulate all students on a successful year in sport. This year has proven to be difficult with the number of wet weather postponements. I thank and commend Mr Damien Kelly, Leader of Sport for the calm way he went about rearranging events.

I congratulate Year 12 2022 on fantastic HSC and ATAR results which were released on Thursday. Our Year 12 cohort was invited back to the College on Thursday for a celebration breakfast in honour of their hard work, and it was also an opportunity to gather with their peers one final time. A special newsletter with an overview of results is being prepared for families and will be emailed out as soon as possible. Thank you to Mr Ian Lutton, Leader of Curriculum and Mrs Kellie Croft, Leader of Student Wellbeing for facilitating the Year 12 results morning 

At the Year 7-10 Award Ceremony, I addressed our College community and would like to share this with you.

On behalf of the St Joseph’s Regional College community, I would like to congratulate the wonderful contributions our students have made in this year of ‘EXCELLENCE’. I commend our staff and our students who have shown a continued commitment to our changing school environment, as we return to pre-covid routines.

I particularly would like to acknowledge our 2022 Junior Pastoral Care Leaders. These young leaders have done an exceptional job and should be justifiably proud of your efforts this year. I thank Ms Hyde, Leader of Pastoral Care programs for coordinating the junior leaders and supporting them throughout the year.

I would like to extend a special thank you to key staff members who have been instrumental in student achievements at the College this year.

To our House Leaders of Student Wellbeing:

• Flinders House and Leader of Junior Pastoral Care programs - Ms Hyde
• Hastings House and Year 10 students - Mr Inatey
• Innes House and Year 7 students - Mr Kalchbauer
• Oxley House and Year 8 students - Mrs Goldie
• Macquarie House and Year 9 - Mrs Woods
• Wilson House & Leader of Senior Leaders - Ms O’Reilly

Your Pastoral Care of our students is ‘of the highest standard’ – thank you for all the work you do in your leadership and behind the scenes to support the students in your respective houses.

To our Pastoral Care teachers, thank you for engendering a real sense of spirit in your House groups. Your work goes ‘over and above’ a teachers’ normal call of duty.

To the members of our Leadership Team:

• Assistant Principal- Mission - Mr Walsh
• Assistant Principal- Learning and Teaching - Mr McCosker
• Assistant Principal- Pastoral Care - Mrs Furney
• Leader of Curriculum - Mr Lutton
• Leader of Student Wellbeing (Behaviour Support) - Mr Morson
• Leader of Evangelisation - Mr Gobius
• Leader of Catechesis - Mr Jennings
• Leader of Administration - Mr Robertson and
• Leader of Pedagogy - Mr Cato

your service on the College Leadership Team in combination is greatly appreciated.

To our Leaders of Learning:

• Mrs Johnson & Ms Kennaugh - Creative Arts
• Ms Marchment - English
• Mr Warneken - HSIE
• Mr McLachlan - Mathematics
• Mr Kobelke - Science
• Mr Rossington - PDHPE
• Mr Kelly - Sport
• Mr Pares - Technological & Applied Studies
• Mrs Handley - Diversity & Inclusion
• Mrs Tinsey - Leader of Future Pathways
• Ms Mooney for resourcing a College Library second to none, and
• to Ms Wallis and Mr Sainsbury our Leader of Student Wellbeing (Intervention), and
• to all course teachers, Teachers Assistants and Support Staff – your dedication to our student’s learning and overall progress is appreciated by all.

I would also like to take this opportunity to give my sincere thanks to a number of special people who work tirelessly behind the scenes of our College. Firstly, thank you to Mrs Wendy Welsh, Principal’s Assistant of Staff Services and also to Mrs Michelle Reynolds, Principal’s Assistant of Student Services and the dedicated team of ladies in the College office. These ladies are an exemplary team, working together and going beyond the call of duty to ensure that all paperwork is professionally completed and all staff, students and parents are supported in every possible way.

To Mr John Sprague and our maintenance team who keep our College grounds looking superb - thank you.

My sincere thanks also to Mrs Kelly Mooney, our College Finance Secretary who works hard to ensure we have the best resources possible here at the College.

This year we sadly farewell some long-standing staff members:

• Mr Tim McCosker - Assistant Principal, Learning and Teaching, will be retiring from St Joseph’s Regional College. Mr Mccosker has served in Catholic Schools for the past 42 years with dedication, humility and passion. He has fulfilled the role of Assistant Principal at SJRC since 2015, where we have benefitted from his extensive leadership experience, curriculum knowledge and professionalism. We will miss your great sense of humour, Mr McCosker and your world class MC prowess.
• Mrs Carol Avery - Many of you will remember Mrs Avery as our Pastoral Support and Student Support Worker. After 32 years of working selflessly at the College, Mrs Avery retired earlier in the year and we wish her well and will miss her.
• Mr Michael Morson - Leader of Student Wellbeing and Mathematics teacher will be leaving SJRC after 15 years of service. Mr Morson leaves us to take up the position of Leader of Mathematics at St Clare’s Catholic College, Taree. We wish Mr Morson well and will miss his calm, gentle and servant leadership qualities.

On Wednesday this week, after our Christmas Mass, we farewelled all of our departing staff and we wish them all the best for the future. Be assured of our St Joseph’s Regional College blessings.

The trainees moving on to the next phases of their lives are Maddy Baxter, Abigail Gammon, Jordynn McAnally, Jorgia-Rose Styles, Nelson Young and our YMO Ella Smith; thank you for your energy and enthusiasm.

I would like to extend best wishes to the parents of our Year 10 families, to those families who will see their sons and daughters embark on a new educational journey at Newman Senior Technical College in 2023, and also to other students who are leaving us to pursue other ventures. Thank you for your loyalty and support for our wonderful College; and we wish you well in the future.

On behalf of the College community, I once again thank you for being part of our family and extend my warm congratulations to our award winners at this ceremony and our Service and Spirit Award ceremony.

I wish you all a very safe, holy and joyful Christmas season.

A Christmas Prayer

Thank you for all the fun and excitement of Christmas.
Thank you for the amazing nativity story, that tells us about the birth of Jesus. Thank you for sending us your Son, a gift from you into this world.
As we look at the lights on the tree,
remind us of the light Jesus brought to this Earth.
When we sing songs and carols,
remind us of the hope Jesus showed everyone.
And as we open the gifts and presents, remind us that Jesus was the best gift ever. Help us to share special times with family and friends this Christmas,
and to share the light, hope and gift of Jesus to the world..

I wish all families a safe and restful break. May your homes be filled with the joy and blessings of Christmas.

Mrs Tanya Daley
Principal

Change to Traffic Management Policy

In Term 2 we commenced a process of reviewing our Traffic Management Policy in consultation with the Catholic Schools Office and the Parish. The safety of our students is our number one priority and we are in a position to trial new procedures in 2023.

Please refer to the map below which outlines the changes.

The main changes are in place to:

• avoid students crossing the road in unsafe places
• allow buses to enter and exit in a timely manner so the majority of our students can be transported home and/or transfer stations safely
• to facilitate traffic flow thus avoiding gridlock in the case of emergency vehicles needing to access the site

Best practice is for students to catch a bus, or walk home if they live in the local vicinity. I understand that is not always practical.

Parents collecting their children by car will need to be mindful of the following changes:

• The drop-off and pick-up zone is a NO PARKING zone. Cars can sit in the zone for 2-3 minutes then will need to move on. You will be required to drive into a visitor car park space or drive out of the grounds and around the roundabout on College Drive/Chancellors Drive to re-enter if you exceed the 2-3 minutes.
• Bus Zones are STRICTLY NO PARKING zones.
• The road past the Administration Building is now ONE WAY.
• If parents park in the Visitor Parking area, they must walk across to the drop-off and pick-up zone and collect their child to take them to the car.
• Cars are required to park REAR to KERB.

We are adding two new pedestrian crossings on-site to facilitate students to safely walk to and from the College.

The speed limit on-site remains at 10km per hour.

Thank you for your continued support to ensure all of our community stakeholders, particularly our students, are safe at drop-off and pick-up times.

The updated Traffic Management Policy can be found on our College website on the Policy & Procedures page, which is located under the 'About' tab. 

Christmas Mass

Our End of Year Thanksgiving Mass was held in our College Hall on Wednesday morning. Fr Roland celebrated mass and many students from Years 7-11 assisted by reading, carrying gifts, and altar serving. The Year 10 Youth Ministry students created a Nativity Scene at the beginning of Mass which helped us focus on the reason that we celebrate Christmas. Our Year 10 Music students, ably led through many rehearsals by Ms McNamara (with support from Mr Bushe), provided the music for the Mass which included our regular Mass music and some Christmas Carols.

As Sunday was the beginning of the 4th week in Advent, the first reading was from the Prophet Isaiah who foretold the birth of a child who would be called ‘Emmanuel” or “God is with us”. The reading from Matthew’s Gospel tells the story of this prophecy coming to fulfilment, with Mary bearing a child even though she had not been with her betrothed, Joseph. Fr Roland spoke about what this means for us and asked us to focus on the birth of Jesus which is the reason for Christmas and what this means for Christians around the world. He also encouraged us to reflect on all the things we had learned this year and to show gratitude for all we have on offer here at the College.

So as we give each other gifts and wish each other Merry Christmas, may we all reflect on the real meaning of this celebration and be thankful for our many blessings and pass on the love of Christ that Jesus modelled for us to those less fortunate than us this Christmas.

Mr Timo Gobius
Leader of Evangelisation

YEAR 7-10 MAJOR AWARDS

Outstanding Application Awards

The Outstanding Application or ‘Green’ awards are presented to students who receive an Application award in:
- eight or more subjects for Years 7 & 8, and
- seven or more subjects in Year 9 & 10.
These students show dedication to their studies by working diligently and consistently to complete all tasks.

Congratulations to:

Flinders House

Hastings House

Innes House

Oxley House

Wilson House

Outstanding Achievement Awards

To receive an Outstanding Achievement, our ‘Gold’ award, students must obtain:
-six or more Excellence and Application awards in Years 7 & 8, or,
- five or more Excellence and Application awards in Years 9 & 10.
These students have applied themselves to the thorough completion of all tasks, meeting the highest standards and are consistent in their approaches to their learning.

Congratulations to:

Year 10 - 1st Place in Subject Awards

Congratulations to:

• First place in Dance - Isabel Dickinson
• First place in English - Jack McManus
• First place in French - Arin Godbole
• First place in Industrial Technology, Metal - Cooper Farrington
• First place in Industrial Technology, Timber - Imogen Elphick
• First place in Information and Software Technology - Jett Willows
• First place in Marine and Aquaculture Technology - Ziggy Ewart
• First place in Mathematics Pathway 1 - Jaidyn Sharp-Rofe
• Equal first place in Personal Development, Health and Physical Education - Lauren Johnston
• First place in Visual Arts - Mary Slater
• First place in Drama and First place in Textiles Technology - Teleah Hicks
• First place in Food Technology and First place in Mathematics Pathway 2 - Lara Crawley
• First place in Commerce, First place in Physical Activity & Sports Studies, Equal first place in Personal Development, Health and Physical Education, and Equal first place in Religious Education - Zoe Copeland
• First place in Geography, First place in iSTEM, First place in Mathematics Pathway 3, First place in Music, First place in Religious Education and First place in Science - Aryan Vaishnav

Year 10 Dux and Runner-up to Dux Awards

This year the Year 10 runner-up to Dux was placed in the top ten in seven of their eight subjects which included:

• 7th in English
• 5th in Geography
• 2nd in Science
• 1st in Commerce, PASS, PDHPE and Religious Education

Congratulations to our Runner Up to Dux for Year 10, 2022 - Zoe Copeland

Finally, our Year 10 Dux for 2022 has shown excellence, consistency and commitment in all subjects throughout the entire year. They placed in the top ten in all of their eight subjects. This included:

• 4th in PDHPE
• 2nd in English
• 1st in Geography, iSTEM, Mathematics, Music, Science and Religious Education.

The Dux of St Joseph’s Regional College for Year 10, 2022 - Aryan Vaishnav

Year 9 - 1st Place in Subject Awards

Congratulations to:

• Equal first place in Dance - Bonnie Clark and Kiara Newman
• First place in Drama - Lucy Easton
• First place in Food Technology - Lily Cook
• First place in iSTEM - Joshua Kobelke
• Equal first place in Information and Software Technology - Emilijana Bosnjak and Khussh Sachan
• Equal first place in Marine and Aquaculture Technology - Brooke Instrell and Lilly Maher
• First place in Mathematics Pathway 1 - Alexis Lambert
• First place in Mathematics Pathway 2 - Jack Mackey
• Equal first place in Mathematics Pathways 3 - Grace Keena
• First place in Music - Lauren Kelly
• First place in Personal Development, Health and Physical Education - Hannah Thompson
• First place in Physical Activity & Sports Studies - Elkie Croft
• First place in Textiles Technology - Rae Venice Gaviola
• First place in Visual Arts - Paige Haleblian
• Equal first place in Dance and first place in Industrial Technology: Metal - Kiara Newman
• First place in English, first place in Industrial Technology: Timber and Equal first place in Mathematics Pathway 3 - Eliza Bajt
• First place in Commerce, First place in History, First place in Religious Education, and, First place in Science - Esther Cummins

Year 9 Dux and Runner-up to Dux Awards

This year the Year 9 runner-up to Dux was placed in the top ten in all eight subjects.
This included: 

• 9th in Religious Education
• 6th in PDHPE
• 5th in Commerce and Science
• 2nd in History
• 1st in English, Mathematics and Industrial Technology-Timber

Congratulations to our Runner Up to Dux for Year 9, 2022 - Eliza Bajt

Our Year 9 Dux for 2022 has shown excellence, consistency and commitment in all subjects throughout the entire year. They placed in the top ten in seven of their eight subjects. This included:

• 9th in English
• 3rd in Food Technology
• 2nd PDHPE
• 1st in Commerce, History, Religious Education and Science

The Dux of St Joseph’s Regional College for Year 9, 2022 - Esther Cummins

Year 8 - 1st Place in Subject Awards

Congratulations to:

• First place in Food Technology - Sophie Holmes
• First place in French - Cooper Eastham
• First place in iSTEM - Hendrix Harrison
• First place in Technology - Halle Armitage
• Equal First place in Religious Education - Adam Jennings
• First place in Technical Skills - Sheridan Barker
• First place in Textiles Technology - Sophie Cooper
• First place in Mathematics and Equal first place in Science - Matilda Ewart
• First place in Music and Equal first place in Religious Education - Oliver Koivu
• First place in Geography and first place in Personal Development, Health and Physical Education - Paige Hudson
• First place in English, first place in Enterprise and, Equal first place in Science - Erin Little
• First place in Dance, first place in Drama and, first place in Visual Arts - Sophie Pynaert

Year 8 Dux and Runner-up to Dux Awards

This year the Year 8 Runner up to Dux was placed in the top ten in nine of their ten subjects. This included:

• 8th in Science and PDHPE
• 6th in Religious Education
• 3rd in English and Technology
• 2nd in Geography
• 1st in Dance, Drama and Visual Arts

Congratulations to our Runner Up to Dux for Year 8, 2022 - Sophie Pynaert

Our Year 8 Dux for 2022 has shown excellence, consistency and commitment in all subjects throughout the entire year. They placed in the top ten in eight of their ten subjects. This included:

• 4th in Geography
• 3rd in Music, Religious Education and Textiles Technology
• 2nd place in Mathematics
• 1st Place in English, Enterprise and Science

Congratulations to the Dux of St Joseph’s Regional College for Year 8, 2022 - Erin Little

Year 7 1st Place in Subject Awards

Congratulations to the following Year 7 first-place recipients:

• First place in Japanese - Riley Robinson
• First place in Music - Olive Andersen
• First place in Science - Tahlia McIlveen
• Equal First place in Technology - Emmalee Purnell
• Equal first place in Visual Arts - Summer Tilston
• Equal First place in Personal Development, Health and Physical Education - Hayley Austin and Maeve Pepper
• Equal first place in Technology and Equal first place in Visual Arts - Tallowa Hill
• First place in Mathematics and Equal first place in History - Cassandra Hill
• First place in English and Equal first place in Visual Arts - Ava Cole
• First place in Religious Education and Equal first place in History - Evan Rowe

Year 7 Runner-up to Dux and Dux Awards

This year the Year 7 Runner up to Dux was placed in the top ten in five of their nine subjects. This included:

• 4th in Japanese
• 3rd Technology
• 2nd in Science
• Equal 1st place in Visual Arts
• 1st place in English.

Congratulations to our Runner Up to Dux for Year 7, 2022 - Ava Cole

Our Year 7 Dux for 2022 has shown excellence, consistency and commitment in all subjects throughout the entire year. They placed in the top ten in seven of their nine subjects. This included:

• 9th in Mathematics
• 7th in Japanese
• 6th in English
• 4th in History
• 2nd Religious Education
• Equal 1st place in Technology and Visual Arts

Congratulations to the Dux of St Joseph’s Regional College for Year 7, 2022 - Tallowa Hill

Community Service Awards

100% Attendance

This group of students are leading by example. Well done to the following students on achieving 100% attendance in 2022.

Abhishek Amada
Olive Andersen
Kallin Furlong
Joshua Kobelke
Aryan Vaishnav

Year 7-10 Speaking Awards

The SJRC Speaking Award is about presence, content and delivery and the recipients of this year's SJRC Speaking Awards have displayed these attributes. Congratulations to Bella, Akir, Kieran and Lauren.

Year 7 - Bella Lahey

Year 8 - Akir Baird-Philp

Year 9 - Kieren Copeland

Year 10 - Lauren Johnston

St Agnes' Parish Youth Award

St Joseph's Regional College Spirit Award

The St Joseph’s Regional College Spirit Award is to recognise students who do not settle for less. It isn’t for excellence in one area but for those across the school who live out the words of our prayer, whose actions and thoughts make this world a better place. This year the honours go to:

Year 7 – Bella Lahey and Sophie Kahler

Year 8 – Sophie Bentley and Charlee Maher

Year 9 – Esther Cummins and Hannah Thompson

Year 10 – Lauren Johnston and Aryan Vaishnav

Our College prayer tries to capture all that we stand for at St Joseph’s Regional College. It speaks of respect, justice, faith, striving for excellence and preparing for the challenges of creating a better tomorrow. It is everything that Catholic education is about and each of these recipients embody these characteristics. These awards are presented to those who take the opportunity to better themselves and to make our College a great place to be.

Quiet Achiever Award

The Quiet Achiever award seeks to recognise the quiet stars in our community – the students who always have smiles on their faces, who go out of their way to assist, who achieve but don’t make a song and dance of it, whose actions speak louder than words. Congratulations to Zoe Copeland and Sophia Dominguez.

Walter Dick Memorial Award for Craftsmanship

The Walter Dick Memorial Award for Craftsmanship is a long-standing award, proudly sponsored by our own Mrs Gerke, daughter of Walter. It recognises a student who has displayed outstanding craftsmanship with the Industrial Technology courses offered at SJRC.

Congratulations to Imogen Elphick, whose diligence in detail, high work ethic, and unique creativity, have created a masterpiece for her final project.

Creative Arts Award

Congratulations to this year's Creative Arts Award recipient Lauren Johnston. Lauren is a talented and creative performing artist who excels in Drama and Music.

Co-curricular Music Awards

At SJRC, we have an exceptional Co-curricular Music programme. The Year 10 Vocal Award acknowledges a set of unique talents and abilities while the Instrumental Award recognises the special talents students bring to playing the instruments of their choice.

Congratulations to, Georgia McMahon and Harry Turnbull, for an outstanding year in Music. Your contribution and support of younger students are to be commended.

Australian Defence Force (ADF) awards

The ADF Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award is awarded to, Arin Godbole, who has displayed leadership and teamwork skills. Arin was nominated for leadership, teamwork, values, communication, cooperation & community involvement.

Aryan Vaishnav, is the recipient of the ADF Future Innovators Award, an award that recognises a student who demonstrates motivation and innovation in the areas of science and mathematics abilities while highlighting the value the Navy, Army and Air Force place on STEM skills.

House Person of the Year 

The House person of the year demonstrates a commitment to their house and involves themselves in service in all aspects which develops House spirit.

This extraordinary year saw numerous individuals step up in their service for their houses, so much so that for some houses, there are two award recipients.

Thank you to Year 12 2022 House Person of the Year students for returning to the College for the presentation of awards.

Flinders - Liam Ross and Tenay Bonney
Hastings - Adam Cook
Innes - Amahli Kennedy
Macquarie - Ainsleigh Baker
Oxley - Thomas Jenkins
Wilson - Amelia Stubbs

On Wednesday our Junior Sports Awards was held. From a very wet season, individuals and teams have been able to produce some exceptional results.

Congratulations to the following students who have had an exceptional year in the sporting arena.

Outstanding Sporting Involvement

To receive this award a student has represented the school in six or more sports for Year 7-10 and five or more for Year 11 out of a possible 54 opportunities offered here at Regional in 2022.

Excellence in Sport

To receive an Excellence in Sport award a student must have represented NSWCCC or NSW All Schools in a team or squad.

Congratulations to:

Team of the Year

This year, the Team of the Year, is the 9/10 Girls' Touch Team who finished equal 5th in All Schools State Championships.

Congratulations to all team members and to their coach: Miss Taylee Eames

Ryley Batt Award

This award recognises students who have displayed determination, enthusiasm and the will to overcome adversity to achieve their sporting goals. The recipient of the Ryley Batt Award for 2022 is Jasmine Ferguson.

Sports Person of the Year 

Sports Person of the Year is based on points for events and representation levels. Congratulations to the following students who have excelled in their chosen sports.

Junior Sports Person of the Year - Hudson Bell

Intermediate Sports Person of the Year - Jett Hanson

Senior Sports Person of the Year - Chester Wade

Proudly sponsored by Michael and Sue Cannon

Mr Damien Kelly
Leader of Sport

Code of Presentation - College Uniform 2023

The following uniform items have been phased out and are no longer available to purchase or wear in 2023:

• old style plain black SAPSS sports shorts
• white SAPSS sports socks 
• white formal socks
• grey formal socks. 

Sports Uniform
From 2023, all students must wear the new black sports shorts with the yellow strip down the side and black SAPSS sports socks.

Formal Uniform
Boys may still wear their grey formal shorts, however, will be required to wear the new style black socks with white stripes.

Girls will be required to wear the new black socks, either with or without the white stripes.

Not Permitted

• Invisible “sockette” style socks or branded socks such as Nike or Adidas.
• Jewellery items such as beaded anklets

These items are not part of our College uniform and are not permitted to be worn at school.

I thank families for their assistance in ensuring the high standards of our Code of Presentation are maintained.

Reports for students in Years 7-10 will be available on Friday, 16th December via our Parent Portal. All reports are now issued electronically, and paper copies will only be issued on request.

The Parent Portal is a secure web-based application that contains information about the College and your child, including timetables, attendance, and semester reports, along with class and teacher information. All past reports can also be accessed on the Parent Portal, and future reports will be uploaded as they become available.

Any parent not yet registered to access reports electronically will need to create an account as the first step. For security reasons, the username for this account must be your email address recorded at the school.

Instructions on how to access the Parent Portal are below and can also be found on the College website.

Congratulations to SJRC alumni Mary Bouwer (nee. Shelley) and Priya Schuetz who were part of the first cohort to graduate from the University of NSW’s full six-year medical program in Port Macquarie. Port Macquarie is the first regional centre to offer the full undergraduate medical program outside of Sydney. Only 11 students were part of the full program with another five students joining the class along the way. Dr Mary Bouwer will complete her internship at Wagga Wagga Base hospital, and hopes to become a rural generalist doctor. Rural generalists are GPs who provide primary care services, emergency medicine and have training in additional skills such as obstetrics and anaesthetics.

Dr Priya Schuetz will complete her internship at Orange Base Hospital and wants to remain working in rural medicine, however, she has not yet decided on her area of speciality.

Amazing achievements, we are so very proud of these exceptional young women.

#aHSC4opportunity

Dr Mary Bouwer with Port Macquarie Campus Director of Medical Services, Associate Professor Ray Hodgson

Mrs Leanne Tinsey
Careers Pathway

Please see the information regarding Back to School Allowance

College Uniform 

Volunteers Wanted

We cannot run the canteen without you; as the saying goes:

"Many Hands Make Light Work".

If you are able to spare an hour or so of your time, we would
love for you to join us.

Please contact Donna Hamlin through the College Office on 5525 4100.

The Canteen opens at 8.00 am every school day.

CLICK HERE for the Canteen's everyday menu.

Ms Donna Hamlin
Food Services Manager

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