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High Notes, Vol 14 No 5, March 01 2013

From the Principal

High Talent
Darren Chien set a new GPS record in the 200m 17 years breaststroke at the GPS meet last Friday, posting a time of 2:30:14. Congratulations on a great swim, Darren! Our 14s and 15s put in another dominant performance with 5 wins. Great job, boys! A terrific result came in from the NSW All Schools Triathlon where Luke and Jayden Schofield, and Jason Qiu (Year 9) won a silver medal in the Government Schools Division and were 7th overall.

Caught Behaving Politely
It is gratifying to be able to pass on the unsolicited positive feedback from two people observing our students

To the boys serving drinks at the High Junior Regatta, your dress and demeanour impressed a Riverview parent.

Friday 22.2.13: “I wish to bring to your attention how impressed I was at the behaviour of two young boys on the Eastern Suburbs train at around 3.30pm this afternoon. The two boys noticed an elderly man standing near the exit door to the train. They got up from their seat, walked up to the exit door and offered the man their seat downstairs. It is not every day you see two young boys show that level of consideration and thoughtfulness.

"You should be very proud of the principles you have instilled into your students.

"Regards,
City Rail Passenger”

Financial Management Meeting
There will be a meeting for all co-curricular activities in the Great Hall on Monday, March 18 at 6 pm. The meeting is for MICs and a representative from each Support Group (Incorporated Association or P & C Sub-Committee). The agenda for the evening will be:

1. Budgeting for the season: sources of income / expenditure dissections
2. Maintaining monthly records: parking / co-payments / salaries / venue hire / equipment
3. How parking works: allocations / payments
4. Accounting for other income sources: ASF / concessions (bbqs – kiosks – hiring of facilities) /fundraising
5. What the sports levy funds. MICs / facilities development / buses /OH&S /GPS levies
6. Setting co-payments for the year / season / term

I urge all co-curricular activities to be represented at the evening but particularly activities with budget expenditures exceeding $10k per annum from all sources.

Summer Sport Co-payments
The rolls for summer sports and activities have now been finalised. In many activities co-payments are levied for the season, so boys continuing in a summer sport will have paid their co-payments already. However, for Year 7 one term of summer sport will be levied. Also, a few activities have term-by-term co-payments. These are due now. For 2013 the agreed figure for co-payments is $110. Certain Supporters Groups, with agreement from parents, decide upon higher co-payments for some expensive to run sports, such as rowing, sailing and rifle shooting.

Six Day Week Rule
High is a 6-day a week school but MICs and event organisers have of late been scheduling training or competition on the occasional Sunday. Our boys need a full day off each week. Any activity that is planned on Sunday needs to be approved by the Principal. Approval will be withheld if any of the boys affected have Saturday commitments as well. Sporting excursions away are exceptions to the rule but participants would normally be travelling, rather than competing or training on Sunday.
Dr K A Jaggar

Debating

The Debating Season gets well underway this week with a Home Debate for Eastside against Rose Bay and an away debate at Knox for FED. People who have signed up for Debating emails will have teams and further details on this.

Invoices for Debating will be being sent out over the next week so I wanted to take this opportunity to give you an overall perspective on those costs.

Year 7 $100, Year 8 $100, Year 9 $100, Year 10 $110, Year 11 $120, Year 12 $120

Over the last two years we have added significantly to the team of coaches and so student to coach ratios, in all Years, are now smaller than ever before. Couple this with the size of the program (over 250 boys) then I think you will agree Debating represents outstanding value for money at High.

SBHS provides an outstanding program of sport and other co-curricular activities such as music and debating. As a GPS School, High offers our boys opportunities to participate in programs that are unmatched in any other public school in Australia and even in most private schools, where the fees are many times those at SBHS. Moreover, our programs are structured to fit with the academic focus of our students. As a result, High produces outstanding scholar-sportsmen equipped not only for academic success but with the broader skills and attributes to succeed in their careers and their lives. Debating, for example, is an activity which develops the skills of speaking publically, critical thinking and logical argument.  These skills are essential for success in most (if not all) future careers your son may aspire to.

We have an extremely successful record in debating at High, but in recent years we have noticed a range of our competitor schools have been able to pour resources into their programs.  Resources that, as a Public School, we simply do not have. If we are to remain one of the best debating schools in NSW it is essential that we get financial support from parents. 

The School makes a substantial contribution to the cost of providing its fifteen co-curricular programs but is unable to cover the full cost from the relatively low annual contributions it invoices to parents at the beginning of each year. To help provide adequate coaching and facilities, the School Council, supported by the P&C Association, has requested that the School also charge a co-payment per boy for each co-curricular activity.

For Debating, the School pays for 20 high quality coaches who have or are currently debating at Inter-University Level and the cost of the MIC – so that she can be released from timetable commitments to organise the program and for limited release time for other members of staff to escort students to debates. Other costs are membership fees for three private and one public competition, regular opportunities for boys to attend additional coaching or debating tournaments at University, social debates with other schools and additional competitions such as UNYA

Unlike most other co-curricular activities at High debating runs for three terms. In addition, unlike many competitor schools, we have a very inclusive program which means we endeavour to give as many students the opportunity to debate in competitions as we can. Even after GPS selections have been made we continue to provide high quality coaching and debating opportunities for those boys who have been unsuccessful in this selection process or didn’t want to try out for this competition.

We would be grateful if you would make your payment as soon as possible. If you have any queries about the need for the co-payment, please contact me on 93616910 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Whenever there is a Home Debate we request parental support to help prepare and provide the supper for the debaters and audiences. Thank you to Nina Ilena and Reeta Prasad who are the Supper Coordinators of the Debating Support Group for their excellent efforts with this. They are a key component of the Debating Program at High and need to be supported as much as possible. This is a notice from them.

When there is a Home Debate we will need 3 parents from Year 7 to Year 9 for the early shift and 3 parents from Year 10 to Year 12 for the late shift.

The EARLY shift starts from 6:30pm. We will need two parents to bring 1 bottle of 2L of cordial each, and one parent to bring in 2 litres of milk (1 litre light milk and 1 litre full cream milk).

We'll need the helpers in the late shift to take home and wash the tablecloth and used tea towels and then return them to the staff common room during the following week.

If you are able to help, please respond with your name, your son's name and roll class.

As usual all parents will be asked to bring a generous plate for supper. Some suggestions for your contributions are Fruit platters, Sandwiches, Breads and dips, Party Pies, etc. If you bring food in before helpers arrive, you may want to mark the food for "Debating supper" and for "Junior" or "Senior" group.
Rachel Powell
MIC Debating

Proud Schools Parent Information Evening

When: Monday 11th March, 7.30pm
Venue: Great Hall (P&C Meeting)
Speakers: Mr Terence Humphreys from Twenty10 and Mr John Walker, Head Teacher Student Welfare SBHS

Twenty 10 is a community based, non-profit, state-wide organisation.  They work with and support people of diverse genders, sexes and sexualities, their families and communities. Twenty10 is partnering with Family Planning NSW on the Proud Schools Program Trial in 12 schools across Sydney and the Hunter regions. Twenty10’s role in the Proud Schools Program is to support schools in generating a greater understanding of the importance of the program aims with parents and students.

Sydney High Annual Cricket Dinner 2013

Help celebrate another great year of Cricket at HIGH by attending the annual dinner. Unlike Football and Rugby, Cricket on Saturdays is spread across many fields at different times. Events such as these are therefore a great opportunity for students and parents to meet all the other friendly faces in the HIGH Cricket Community. Each team will receive trophies for the Best Batsman, Best Bowler and Player’s Player. Each age group captain will also give a presentation on the successes and highlights of their season. Students are to attend in full school uniform.

When: Thursday, 21st March 2013. 6:00pm for 6:30pm start.
Where: Great Hall, Sydney Boys High School.
Why:
1) To acknowledge the efforts and achievements of our boys, parents and staff.
2) The program has improved significantly again this season and requires your support for this to continue.
3) Friendships made through HIGH Cricket last a lifetime.

Cost: $30 per person, please pay at the school front office by Monday the 18th of March
Cuisine: Indian (Vegetarian food will also be served)

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Sydney High Cricket Dinner 2013

The Sydney High Cricket Dinner 2013 RSVP form is 
available in the PDF version of this edition of High Notes

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From Tennis

High vs Scots – Round 5

1st Grade
High headed out to Scots on Saturday, with the disappointment that there was a better chance of swimming rather than playing tennis. The boys were hopeful as we waited for a change in weather, however, the combination of rain and wind proved detrimental in our chances of gaining much needed points against Scots. As a result, we had to settle with a 6-6 draw. The boys will be looking towards better weather and the big matchup against long-time rivals Grammar this week.
Frank Zhang

2nd Grade
High went out on Saturday confident after a long, hard and intense week's worth of training against Scots. However, to our and Scot's disappointment, the rain and weather conditions were not playable. Both teams waiting for the sky to clear up, had small chances of clear weather, which slowly turned back to heavy rain after minutes of attempts to dry the courts. Due to these unfortunate events, High and Scots drew this week at 6-6. High will now be even more excited for next week's opponents, Grammar, just itching to play a good day's worth of tennis.
Carl Yang

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16s Tennis Report

SHS vs Shore
By Captain James Chee, A1
The 16s tennis team played away for the fourth week of the AAGPS season. Playing at slightly later times (12pm and 2pm), the team did not approach this week any differently to the others. The C and D teams proved too good for their opposition with a strong performance in both their doubles and singles matches. Some of the wins included 6-0, 6-1 and 6-2. Unfortunately, this result was not reproduced in the A and B competition; although the matches were very close, with doubles going to tie-breakers and singles matches having only the one break of serve. Despite this there were some standout results such as 6-0 and 6-1 victories. As we look toward our next Saturday competition, we hope to improve on our plays and match performances.

SHS Rowing

NSW Schoolboy Head of the River Results

We had crews from Y8 to Y12 representing SBHS Rowing in many events at SIRC last Sunday. The standout performance came from the Y8 1st Quad – Flidon Wang, Kevin Guo, Roy Yi, Chris Chang, (c) Alvis Leung – coming 2nd in their heat to Shore in a time of 3.44.56. They again raced competitively in the final finishing in 5th place, setting another personal best time of 3.39.93.

This week at rowing

Saturday 2nd March -

• Y8 and Y9 Quads will be racing in the Riverview Regatta at Lane Cove

Good luck to all Junior crews!

Upcoming Regattas/Events

Rowing Assembly	Friday 8 March	Great Hall 10am This is a very special school occasion for all Head of the River competitors and families. Morning tea is served for parents and rowers after the assembly.
AAGPS Head of the River	Saturday 9 March	Sydney International Regatta Centre, Penrith This is the big event, with all present and past rowers and supporters making the trek to cheer on High crews. We hope you can join us in the High marquee.
Rowing Dinner	Saturday 9 March	Great Hall 6pm All rowers are expected to attend the end of season Rowing Dinner. More information with payment slip in High Notes.

Boatshed Rowing Dinner

Saturday 9 March 2013
The Great Hall
6.00pm

The Rowing Committee invites you to the traditional Boatshed Dinner for all rowers

It is a very special occasion to celebrate the efforts and achievements of our boys as well as acknowledge staff, coaches and supporters.

GPS Head of the River

Saturday 9 March 2013

Hope you can make the journey to the
Sydney International Regatta Centre
tto experience this impressive event.

• Races start at 10.00am with the Year 10 Eights
• School 1st IV races at 11.20am
• The School Eights race at 11.35 and 11.50am

This is the big day on the GPS school calendar and it is quite a spectacle with all GPS schools attending. We have our own decorated marquee for schoolboys and spectators so put on the blue and brown and come and cheer! 

All rowing parents are invited to the Rowing Dinner/Presentation Night that evening in the great Hall, where thanks is extended to everyone involved in the season – coaches, staff, committee, parents and the boys.

Rowing Boatshed Dinner

Saturday 9 March 2013
The Great Hall
6.00pm

The Rowing Committee invites you to the traditional Boatshed Dinner for all rowers.

It is a very special opportunity to celebrate the efforts and achievements of our boys as well as acknowledge staff, coaches and supporters.

All crews will be introduced on the stage and there will be speeches by -

• Stroke of Year 8 1st Quad – Chris Chang
• Captain of Year 9 Quads – Jacob Katafono
• Captain of Year 10 crews – Jesse Nixon
• Captain of Boats – Alex Pereira

All rowers are required to attend and should wear full school uniform.

The evening is both a formal introduction of our representative crews for this season and a great opportunity to socialise and show support for the boys in the lead up to the GPS Head of the River and the NSW CHS Championships.

The cost of the dinner is $30 for adults and $30 for students.

Flavoured and plain mineral water will be provided.
We look forward to a full house with all boys and their parents attending.

Kind regards
George Comninos
Vice President

Julie Blomberg
MIC

LAST DAY FOR PAYMENT AND RSVP AT THE MAIN OFFICE IS MONDAY 4TH MARCH.

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The 2013 Rowing Boatshed Dinner RSVP form is available 
in the PDF version of this edition of High Notes

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Sydney High Annual Basketball Dinner 2013

Celebrate another fantastic year of basketball at High by organising your team to attend the 9th Annual Basketball Dinner and finish the year in winning style!!

Every team will receive trophies for the Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player. 1 minute speeches will be made by staff members about their age groups and players will be able to show their thanks to them as well! (Buy your coach a present) There will be a big screen projection of the Annual Highlight video presentation!  Be there to win things like an IPOD Portable Speaker System and a giant Jellybean jar!

When: Friday, 22/3/12, 6:00pm. End of Night 9:15pm.
Where: Great Hall, Sydney Boys High School
Who: Players, parents, friends, supporters and coaches of all teams!
Why:
1) Because the friendships made through SBHS basketball last a lifetime
2) Because the program has improved significantly again this season and requires your support for this to continue.

STUDENTS TO ATTEND IN SCHOOL UNIFORM

All drinks will be provided on the night. Advise when booking if a vegetarian meal is required.
210 seats only = Limited seats - PAY AT THE OFFICE TODAY!
Especially if you won an award; make sure you pay ASAP.

NB: Proceeds from ticket sales etc go into the basketball program to help improve future basketball experiences for our students.

Please return the slip [available in the PDF version of this edition of High Notes] with $35/per person to the front office by Friday 15th of  MARCH 2013.

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The Annual Basketball Dinner 2013 RSVP form is available 
in the PDF version of this edition of High Notes

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GPS Swimming Report

Carnival 2 @ SOPAC

Carnival 2 proved to be more competitive as all GPS participants were competing for points to gain GPS selection. Our swimming team was plagued with injuries and illness this week so a special effort was made to strengthen our position with current team member’s competing in extra events. Overall, it was a rather successful carnival with HIGH participating in the majority of events.

Carnival results can be viewed by students on the R Drive: Sport\Swimming\2013 folder.

Notable achievements on the night included:

• A GPS RECORD by Darren Chien in the 200 m breaststroke   with a time of   2:30.14 .         
• 17 top 3 finishes out of 60 events:
• 6  1st finishes out of 60

1st finishes:

1. 15 years - 50 m free - Haddo, Christian   with a time of 26.19
2. 15 years -  50 m butterfly - Haddo, Christian  with a time of 29.11                    
3. 14 years – 200 free Jnr - Qiu, Jason  with a time of 2:20.74
4. 14 years – 200m back - Guo, Kevin  with a time of  2:44.46
5. 16 years - Chee, James – 50m backstroke with a time of 34.01
6. 15 years – 4 x 50 free relay  with a time of 1:51.95

GPS RECORD by Darren Chien in the 200m breaststroke with a time of 2:30.14

Congratulations boys
P Loizou
MIC Swimming

Basketball: Shootin' Hoops

AAGPS 1st Grade

	Played	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Scots	12	12	0	1165	611	24
Newington	12	11	1	924	536	23
Shore	12	7	5	803	739	19
High	12	5	7	789	787	17
St. Ignatius'	12	5	7	728	802	17
Kings	12	5	7	612	723	17
St. Joseph's	12	3	9	742	965	15
Grammar	12	0	12	478	1082	12

AAGPS 2nd Grade

	Played	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
High	12	11	1	630	492	23
St. Ignatius'	11	10	1	630	446	21
St. Joseph's	12	7	5	621	580	19
Shore	12	6	6	543	519	19
Scots	12	4	8	483	561	16
Kings	12	4	8	527	611	16
Grammar	11	3	8	447	514	14
Newington	12	2	10	439	597	14

This week we saw a matchup against Scots where Scots were just too HUGE for High 1st Grade. Three players bigger than Geoff Gerlach! However 1sts still remain 4th on the AAGPS table because of their strong offense throughout the season, which puts them ahead of St. Ignatius by 59 points For on the table. This Saturday still landed with a great win by High 2nd Grade against Scots once again, and thus able to maintain their dominance in the AAGPS 2nd Grade tables.

In in-school Basketball news, the House Basketball Competition for 2013 has already started up once again in the school, and is held in the gym during lunch times every Tuesday. Last week was Eedy against Mackay, where Eedy unfortunately lost by single digits to a team with 4 players while Eedy had a full 5-man team plus a sub. The Eedy team consisted of sharpshooter Charlie Shi from 2nd Grade, “Anto” the speed demon and Jack “Bawse” Hutchinson from 1st Grade. During the game, Charlie and Jack seemed to switch roles however; it was Jack who was seen the whole game taking the ball up the court and shooting 3-pointers (unfortunately I don’t think any of them went in). The other team members were Derek Sun from Year 11, Sama from Year 10 and me. The Mackay team consisted of Mathew Ng and Bovan Lin as well as two outstanding players; Geoff Gerlach and Bailey Musulin, with Geoff dominating the inside because of his massive height. He has also managed to humiliate me on a fast break near the end of the game where he managed to dunk on me, which wasn’t exactly a very good feeling. However it wasn’t only Geoff and Bailey: Year 10 giant Matthew Ng in McKay also managed to carry the team and perform very well both offensively and defensively (including blocking one of my shot attempts).

As you can see House Basketball is a lot of fun to watch, and if you’re lucky enough, to play. Make sure you turn up to future House Basketball comps during Tuesday lunch times to join in the fun! Last week we still had a decent turn out, as can be seen on the right, but there could be a lot more people to support their friends! This week will see High’s second last game of the AAGPS Summer season before the AAGPS Athletics Season will start. Remember to Play Hard, Play Smart and Play Together! Good luck to all teams!

~ Go HIGH!
~ Play Hard, Play Smart and Play Together!
~ Brought to you by the Editor Glanden Zheng
~ Thank you to Mr B Hayman for all his contributions to HIGH Basketball

Music Notes

INTERMEDIATE STAGE BAND
The Intermediate Stage Band performed Sunday 24th of February at the Chatswood Club supporting Judy Bailey’s Jazz Connection Big Band. It was their first professional gig outside of the school and the band performed excellently. Thank you to the parents for supporting the concert and hopefully it will be the first of many more gigs to come! Well done boys! =D

ENCORE 2013
Encore was held at the Opera House on the 25th of February. Twenty students were selected across NSW from over 6000 music candidates to perform at this prestigious event. This was a great evening with outstanding musical performances, giving our boys inspiration to excel in their performances.

SENIOR STRING ENSEMBLE
The Senior String Ensemble will be performing at Government House for the Sir Roden and Lady Cutler Foundation Function on Wednesday 6th of March.

ENSEMBLES TERM 1
All ensembles are now up and running. There are still a NUMBER OF BOYS who have NOT turned up to ensembles. Remember that ensemble attendance go towards your AWARDS SYSTEM. Rolls are taken and you are only allowed to miss on 2 rehearsals per term!

MARCHING BAND
Marching Band has commenced this week. Many boys have forgotten that all ensembles have started this week and that includes Marching Band. Marching Band rehearsals are on Tuesday after school from 3:30-4:30pm & Friday morning 7:45-8:45am. We only have 7 weeks to refine the music and have you marching for Anzac Day.

The 2013 ensemble rehearsal timetable is provided below:

Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Morning rehearsals 7.45am unless stated otherwise	Intermediate Concert Band Room 201	Chamber Choir   Room 201	Junior Stage Band   Room 101	Senior String Ensemble Room 101	Symphony Orchestra   Room 201
	Senior  Stage Band Room 101		Intermediate Stage Band Room 101	Senior Concert Band Room 201	Saxophone Ensemble Room 201 8:45am
	Training Concert Band Room 202 Terms 2, 3, 4		Philharmonic Orchestra Room 208		Marching Band TERM 1 & 4 MPW
	Junior String Ensemble Room 208
Afternoon rehearsals Start @ 3.30pm		Marching Band TERM  1 & 4 3.30 - 4.30pm			Jazz Ensemble Room 201
		Percussion Ensemble Room 201

Clean Up Australia Day

Sunday the 3rd of March is the official day for Clean Up Australia Day.  Last year, more than 591,400 volunteers helped to celebrate 22 years of Clean Up Australia by donning gloves and filling up Clean Up Australia Day rubbish bags. 16,000 tonnes of rubbish was collected at over 7,000 registered sites across Australia.  A common misconception is that this is an initiative you must do with the school. But in truth, you can Clean Up Australia in your local communities. All the information is in the Clean Up Australia Day website, .  If you participate, make sure you get a certificate from the organiser on the day.  You can then provide a copy of the certificate to Mr Phillipson for awards scheme points.
Eric Xu, Y12

Artefacts

The Visual Arts staff are thrilled to advise that Benjamin Laird’s sculpture “Id” made it into Art Express and is on display at the Hazelhurst Gallery before going to a regional gallery.

So far 2013 has been very busy and productive for students and VA teachers.  Elective Visual Arts students visited the Francis Bacon and Art Express exhibitions on Friday 22 February.  Years 9 and 10 Visual Design students participated in Silk Screen Printing Master Class Workshop on Monday 25 February with Ian Mallett and printed a T Shirt and calico bag.  On Thursday

28 February Years 10 and 11 Visual Arts students will attended a Life Drawing Workshop at the Brett Whiteley Studio.

We are very excited to be planning more Master Class Workshops for later this year.  In the pipeline is a Beginners Etching Master Class [Years 9 and 10 Visual Arts] and an Advanced Etching Master Class [Year 11 Visual Arts] run by Ben Rak and Jason Phu, a sculpture Master Class for Years 10 and 11 Visual Arts run by artist Ochre Lawson and possibly a Stop Motion Animation Workshop for Visual Design and Film Making students. 
J May

 

From the Junior Library

The Life of Pi

One of the highlights of my life recently was to once again experience The Life of Pi.  On this occasion it was fantastic to see the job the film director, Ang Lee, had done with this unusual Booker Prize Winner.  Yann Martel’s Life of Pi had been on our Literacy Circles program about 7 years ago and has been chased down by our intrepid readers every year.  I must purchase some shiny new copies of the book.  It would be a great reward for good readers to be sent off to see this magical movie.  Our library looks forward to purchasing the DVD when it is released.

The Fault is in our Stars

by John Green.
Mrs Crothers book recommendation
Many thanks to Mrs Gordon, Librarian of the Senior Library, for unearthing this fabulous young person’s read.  I have not met up with John Green before and I am now looking forward to purchasing and reading other works by this author.  The main characters of this story are cancer victims but the kids irrepressible dialogue is a delight and reminds us of how funny and unique and precious all teenagers are.  I would recommend this book to our students and their parents.

From the High Store

Sports Hav-a-sak bags are NOW back in stock $30.

Also, 2-8 Knee High Socks are available for purchase.

From the Canteen

Keen to try out the fabulous range of food in our canteen, but pressed for time?

Desperate for pasta or rice boxes, sweet chilli wraps or foccacia but keep missing out?

We have a wide range of hot food on offer and limited oven space. While we are adjusting to the new timetable this year, we try very hard to second guess what all you boys (and teachers) will want to eat on a given day, it is very hard to get it right without your input.

The answer is simple!

Order ahead and reserve what you want!

Simply call at the canteen first thing in the morning, place and pay for your lunch order and it will be ready and waiting for you at lunch time.

How easy is that!
The Canteen Team

High Family

The Bulletin Board for Sydney Boys High P & C.

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SBHS Big Night Out

Mark your diary for the Big Night at 5:00pm on Saturday 23rd March

Our BNO parents are busy planning their culinary surprises for the Big Night Out. Tickets will go on sale in the main office in March.

ROLL UP, ROLL UP …..

Date for your Diaries

- BIG NIGHT OUT 2012 –
5.00pm
Saturday 23rd March
Great Hall and Courtyard

FANTASTIC HOME-COOKED FOOD
Chinese Wok & BBQ,
Curry House
Greek BBQ
Dessert and more

SENSATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT LINE-UP
Raffle with great prizes
Heads & Tails (great prizes)

BYO or soft drinks, beer & wine available for purchase on the night

P&C General Meeting

Thank you to Dr Jaggar for presenting an analysis of the 2012 HSC at the first P&C General Meeting of 2013 held at our new time on Monday 11th February.  A large contingent of parents immersed themselves in the intricacies and complexities of HSC marking and ATAR calculations.  The P&C appreciate the time and effort involved.  Please note that the next General Meeting will be held at 7:30pm on Monday 11th March.  We are hoping to announce a speaker for this upcoming meeting next week.

Upcoming Parking Events

Friday 1 March – Rugby Super 15: Waratahs v Rebels (Sailing)
Thursday 7 March – NRL: Sydney Roosters v South Sydney Rabbitohs (Rugby)

Upcoming Meetings & Events

SBHS Big Night Out – 5:00pm, Saturday 23rd March.

Ian Sweeting

Buses Available for Hire

Sydney Boys High School
BUSES AVAILABLE FOR HIRE

53 SEATER BUS
From $220 (plus GST) for half day travel within a 20 km radius

20 SEATER BUS
From $125 (plus GST) for half day travel within a 20 km radius

Call us for a comprehensive price schedule!
Kevin Eadie
0418 169 095