High Notes, Vol 8 No 10, April 27 2007
From the Principal
Welcome Back
Welcome back to staff, students, parents and supporters. Term two is
always the busiest term as examinations, assessments and reporting all have to be completed for
the entire school in ten weeks. Everyone is under pressure to meet deadlines. We change into
winter sport competition this week so students and parents will need to make an effort to source
all communication channels – High Notes, school website, sports website links, and GPS
website – to keep informed about activities.
High Talent
Congratulations to Jason Kok (Year 12) on his selection in the NSW
Public Schools Symphonic Wind ensemble. A big ‘thank you’ to all the students and
staff who represented High at the Anzac Day March in the CBD. The High Marching Band was by all
accounts the biggest and best we have sent to the march so far. Your efforts, particularly in
trying weather conditions, were admirable and a credit to the school.
Staffing Changes
Welcome to High to Mr Peter Loizou, our newly appointed Head Teacher
Social Sciences, formerly a teacher at Randwick Boys High. Welcome back to Mr Smith, returned
from long service leave. Two very unfortunate accidents have left PE short staffed. Mr Farrington
ruptured his Achilles tendon playing basketball and Mr Ryan was seriously injured in a cycling
accident. The High community wishes them both a speedy recovery and rehabilitation. For term 2 Mr
Matthew Hoggett will replace Mr Ryan, while regular relief teacher Mr Brian McDermott will fill
in for Mr Farrington.
Submission for the Additional Year 9 Class
Our proposal for an extra class for Year
9 2008 has gone from the School Education Director to the Sydney Region Director and is now with
the Director, Educational Measurement and School Accountability. I hope to have a decision on
whether we are allowed to establish this class for next year soon. My feedback so far has been
negative, given the Minister’s recently announced expansion of selective school places. It
may be that political, rather than departmental support will be required to see it through.
The New Classroom Demountable 801
In preparation for our proposed expansion to 7
classes in Year 9, the school community has purchased and installed a top of the line 7.2 X 9m
demountable. It is carpeted and air conditioned and has been connected to McDonald Wing for power
and data. The demountable is being financed using P & C ($18k) and Sydney Boys High Building
Fund monthly instalments of $1,900 for three years. Hopefully, in the medium term, 5-10 years,
the new library will be constructed thereby easing the pressure on general classroom
accommodation. The demountable could then be sold or assigned other uses. This classroom provides
a most welcome new facility for the benefit of our students.
Sir Roden Cutler Memorial Gates
In the holidays, thanks to efforts by the Department
of Commerce, our memorial stone has been laid outside the gates in the garden. Ben Ingle built
the edging, fashioned and planted the garden. A garden inside the wall is being constructed too,
under the guidance of Ms Mary Ann Cradock and Marcia Shepherd. Additional plants and shrubs are
being planted. New trees will also be planted around the site. The uplights should be fitted next
week. The dedication plaque has been made. I hope all will be in readiness a couple of weeks
before the Governor-General comes to dedicate the gates. The gates project has taken five years
to complete. I trust it will be respected by all our students.
The Phillip Day Memorial Trust Appeal
There has been a good response to this appeal
so far. Thank you to all those who have given so generously thus far. A small committee of High
staff has been formed to promote the appeal and to determine the range of physical and financial
tributes that will be established with the proceeds. I urge people who admired and respected Phil
to support this appeal in his memory. We will close off the appeal and make decisions about it
this term.
Electronic High Notes
Anecdotally, I have heard that readership of High Notes has
declined since it has gone out electronically. I would really like to know how much substance is
in that suggestion. If you would like to have your son receive a hard copy of High Notes, please
register via the office email account and he can collect a copy each Friday.
Dr K Jaggar
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UNSW Invitational Debating Tournament
The UNSW Invitational Debating Tournament held on March 18 was an enriching experience for those
involved. This year, we sent six junior teams: three teams each in Years 7 and 8. It is great to
see the enthusiasm of the new Year 7s.
All the Year 7 teams showed up, but two Year 8 debaters were unable to attend. Unfortunately,
they were both from the same team, meaning it was left with only two people in it. Our fourth
speaker, Michael Tickner, had to give up his place in our team, and debate for the other team. So
our team consisted of only three members: Samir Kinger, Ashwin Rudder, and Nikhil Autar.
Our first debate was against Pittwater House 2. The topic was an interesting one: That
car-pooling should be compulsory. This was a relatively easy win for us.
The second debate was against a Sydney Boys High Year 7 team. The topic was That 50% of seats in
all political parties should be reserved for women. The Year 7 team was a great example of
budding new debaters that should go a long way this year. We managed to overcome them, to move
onto the third round.
The third debate was a very close one. Our opponents were Killara High, who had also won both of
their debates, and it meant that whoever won this would proceed to the final. The topic was That
Australia is a good global citizen. In a very close debate, the momentum swung from one team to
the other. The adjudicator was not allowed to give us the results until the finalists were
announced, meaning we would not know who had won until that time.
We returned to the quadrangle for afternoon tea. The suspense began to mount. More time passed
without it ever looking like the finalists would be announced. The suspense and nervousness
continued to rise. About half an hour passed before we were finally called into the auditorium.
At last they announced the finalists. The first was Pittwater House 1. And the other
was…us!
The topic was That private schools should not get public funding. We were affirmative. As they
are a private school, this was sure to lead to an interesting debate. In the end, they lost it by
repeatedly insisting that without public funding they would miss out on their
“luxuries”. We were able to win, with the five adjudicators voting 4-1 our way.
A thank you must go to the other Year 8 debaters and parents who stayed behind and sacrificed
their Sunday evening to watch us in the final.
Ashwin Rudder
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Year 7 Parent Group Meeting
Great Hall
Tuesday 1 May 2007
From 6.30 pm
Guest Speaker: Dr Kim Jaggar
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Chess News
Congratulations to all players who have successfully gained a place in a team. The competition
was strong.
Following are this year’s teams in rating order. Coach Alex Feldman will determine order of
play prior to the inter-school tournament commencing.
Senior: Jason Cohn, Garry Lau, Oleg Koudashev, Johny I-cheng Shih, Richard Hua.
Intermediate: Dmitriy Shurapey, Charley Peng, Declan McCrea-Steele, Ben Encel. (B) Timothy Yu,
Anthony Hopkins, Harrison Lane, Nikita Slinko, Nema Adel. (C) Anirban Ghose, Alexander Saunders,
Walter Santucci, Ashwin Ramesh, Greg Shargorodsky.
Junior: Dominic Nguyen, Dawen Shi, IIlya Bonch-Osmolovskiy, Ennes Mehemedbasic. (B) Ryan
McDonalnd, Albert Nguyen, Edward Naoumov, Leon Sheldon, Yujin Wu. (C) Wilson Lin, Anthony Xu,
Alex Weinstock, Henry Sit, Serag Saleh. (D) Justin Lo, Ishmam Bari, Shimon Danzinger, Leo Fang,
Ming Jie Pan. Junior Nathan Tang, Matthew Delaney, Reserves: Harry Heo.
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Rugby Committee Meeting Summary
The first meeting of the SBHS Rugby Committee for 2007 season was held on 28 March 2007.
The following is a summary of the meeting:
Attended: Serdar Bolen, Kel O’Keefe, Christina Chow, Katherine Deacon, Geoff
Stein.
Apologies: Judy Blomberg
BBQ Coordinator position still vacant. Adrian Vertoudakis is willing to give his
assistance to the new coordinator. Mr Bolen has offered his assistance to the new
coordinator.
BBQ, Canteen and Parking Volunteers All parents are requested to help out with the major
rugby fund-raising activities by volunteering for an hour during home games at the BBQ or canteen
or at the rugby parking days. A sign up slip will accompany the permission form to play rugby.
Please help us help your son.
President’s Strength Training Award Jason Tassell nominated Gareth Deacon and Daniel
O’Keefe as recipients. These boys are to see Mr Stein.
Coaches for 2007 We look like fielding 11 teams in 2007. The same number of teams as 2006.
3 x Opens, 2 x 16’s, 2 x 15’s, 2 x 14’s and 2 x 13’s teams. Unfortunately
we only have one teacher/coach for each age group.
Treasurer’s Report tabled. Balance as at 1/3/07 was $209.12. Recent parking money to
be transferred to committee to provide start up money for the new season.
Coaching Remuneration Old boy, 1st year of coaching $500 for the season, 2nd year
$15/hour, Level 1 coaching credential $30/hour.
Rugby Co-payments Committee members were against a levy for playing rugby. There was
support for sports levy for senior students.
Preparations for 2007 Season Rugby BBQ and gas bottle at McKay to be located. 1st XV
afternoon tea roster to be organized amongst 1st XV and Year 12 parents.
BBQ and Canteen Prices for 2007 will remain the same as 2006.
Next Rugby Committee Meeting will be held on Wednesday 2 May 2007, 6pm in Room 901. All
welcome.
G. Stein
MIC Rugby
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Notice of Annual General Meeting of The 探花视频 Foundation Inc
Tuesday 15 May 2007
Commencing 8.00 pm at the
Randwick Rugby Club Brook Street Coogee
For any enquiries Please contact the Secretary at PO Box 888 Strawberry Hills 2012 Phone
enquiries: 0427 070 569
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SHS Old Boys Union
Did you know?
Did you know that 13 old boys of Sydney High have held a seat in the Commonwealth Parliament? The
first was Eric Bowden (1892) who was elected as a Free Trade member for Nepean in 1906.
Six old boys have held positions in the Commonwealth Ministry: Eric Bowden (1892) was Minister
for Defence 1923-1925; Sir Earle Page (1895) was Treasurer 1923-1929, Minister for
Commerce 1934-1941 and Minister for Health 1949-1956; John Lawson (enrolled 1911) was
Minister for Trade and Customs 1939-1940; Sir Howard Beale (1917) was, with other
appointments, Minister for Supply 1950-1958; Lionel Murphy (1940) was Attorney General
1972-1975; and Gary Nairn (1968) is currently Special Minister of State. Earle Page was
also Prime Minister (Country Party) in April 1939. For 59 years of the 106 years since Federation
the Northern NSW seat of Cowper has been held by old boys: Earle Page 1919-1961 and Gary Nehl
(1951) 1984-2001.
More details about old boy members of parliament can be found in the 探花视频 section of the
School’s website.
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Sydney Boys High School Rowing Committee
I think it fair to say we can all breathe a sigh of relief that the season has ended.
Just a reminder - the next one is just around the corner.
There have been many people throughout the season who have pitched in and helped with the many
different tasks; be it the SBHS Regatta at Hen and Chicken Bay, the cutting of rolls on Saturday
or the helping with the BBQ. To those committed parents at the shed every week, thank you very
much.
As the season closed, I had the opportunity to attend the Rowing Assembly. If you have never
attended one, I recommend you do, it was a special day.
Rowing Staff
On behalf of the committee a huge thank you to the all the teachers,
coaches and staff for their contribution and support for the boys throughout the season.
Head of the River
I would like to thank Sara Eriksson and Juliet Schilling for
decorating the shed for the boys and also the people who pitched-in in the kitchen with the rolls
etc. On the BBQ thanks to Barry Shuttleworth, Sam and Nicholas Phillis, for cooking many a
sausage and Peter Ambrose and Julie Blomberg at the bar.
The Working Bee
What a great turnout! Thanks to everyone that came along.
Noticeable was the activity in the kitchen, the BBQ (Yuk) and around the boat house. The sheets
are gone for decontamination and ready for next year.
Fundraiser
Please do not forget this important date, May 18. I have a table with 8 vacancies available for
those of you who have not yet booked a space.
This event has all the hallmarks of a great night!
The Committee
As happens each year the parents of the year 12 boys move on and this
year is no exception. There will be a number of vacancies on the committee and it would be great
if we could see senior parents pick up a few of the positions.
Junior parents (year 7 or 8), we are in desperate need of people to learn the ropes by join the
committee and required is a BBQ coordinator for Saturdays.
In closing, I would like to thank the committee for all the hard work put in during the season. I
would like to pass on a special thanks to Andy Frieman and Judith Shuttleworth for their enormous
effort in catering; Merrilee Linegar our nutritionist and to Elizabeth Hurrell our long suffering
treasurer. Sadly all of these ladies are leaving us.
Until we all meet up again, thanks for your support.
Craig Phillis
President
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Year 11 Parent's Dinner
Another great parent's dinner is happening on
Friday 27 April at 7 pm at the
Real Thai Restaurant
170 Maroubra Road Maroubra.
$25 per head for food (includes vegetarian dishes)
RSVP Barbara Taylor
0410 268 444
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Year 10 Parent's Dinner
Come and enjoy a night out with other Year 10 parents
Friday 27 April at 7 pm at the
Real Thai Restaurant
170 Maroubra Road Maroubra
$25 per head for food (includes vegetarian dishes)
RSVP Toni Lindeback
9314 0304
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Year 8 Parents Meeting
Tuesday 1 May 2007
6.30 pm
Classroom 104 – adjacent to Staff Common Room
All year 8 parents are encouraged to attend. This is your opportunity to have your say and learn
more about the environment your boys are educated within.
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Letters Re Absence/Lateness/ Early Leave
When your son returns to school from being absent he is required to provide a letter of
explanation signed by a parent or guardian. If your son is going to be late for school a note is
also required.
If your son has an early leave note he is required to have his note signed by either Mr Beringer,
Mr Dowdell or Mr Prorellis before 8:55 am and handed in to the Main Office immediately
after. Each letter should be signed by a parent or guardian with the name date and
roll class of your son printed clearly. Your son needs to pick up a leave pass from the
Main Office before he leaves the school.
Leave
If you require leave for your son please, apply in writing and address your application to the
Principal, Dr Jaggar, stating the reason and length of time of the leave. Your son must then
present this application to Dr Jaggar for permission for the leave. Please remember to apply
before the leave and not after.
The Principal must approve all leave applications.
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Another email service for parents
Parents who supply the school with an email address can now have an updated report on their
son’s attendance record can sent to them on a daily or weekly basis.
If you would like to have your son’s attendance record sent to you send your email address
to
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Please include your son’s name and date of birth in the email.
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Music Notice
Change to Music Tutor Payments
As of the start of Term 2, the school will no longer be invoicing students for music tuition.
Tutors will invoice students and students will pay the tutor directly.
Any outstanding music tuition fees from Term 1 and from 2006 must be paid to the school as
soon as possible.
Thank you
Music Staff
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Model United Nations Assembly
Year 10 and 11 Student Opportunity
Model United Nations Assembly or MUNA is about developing appropriate minds for a peaceful and
purposeful global future. MUNA events are mini versions of events negotiated in the same style
and using the same protocol as in the UN. MUNA challenges young people to respect and tolerate
differences of race, religion and nationalism whilst retaining their own individualism and the
best of their national traditions. MUNA is a unique and important opportunity for students to
research issues from different perspectives and gain a greater understanding of issues facing and
shaping our world.
It is a very challenging day for the students who have to synthesise their research with what is
presented by other nations on the day and re-evaluate their stance with regard to what has been
presented.
There are two MUNA events being held in our region in 2007.
Sydney Rotary MUNA
Saturday May 19, Nan Tien Temple, Wollongong
Year 11 students - two teams of three people.
This is a senior level competition in which students are allocated a nation to represent.
Successful teams may go on to represent NSW and Australia at higher levels of the competition.
Further details at
Randwick Girls High School MUNA
Thursday June 21, Randwick Girls High School.
Year 10 Students - up to 12 students
This competition is in its second year and is a great introduction to the protocols and
conventions of the UN. Last year SBHS won the event.
Coaching for Rotary MUNA starts April 26
Preparation and research is the key to success in MUNA events. SBHS provides coaching by Julia
Fetherston (two time world Schools debating Champion) on Thursday mornings from 7.30am
starting from week 1 of term 2. No experience in public speaking or debating is necessary.
If you are interested in participating in either of these events please see Ms Brewer in Social
Sciences or email
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by April
30.
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SBHS Rowing
Trivia Night
Friday May 18 2007
7.00 pm
Sydney Boys High School
Great Hall
MC for the night is the entertaining Jack Singleton.
$15 each- includes coffee / tea, and plates of petit fours for each table.
Wine, beer and soft drink will be available for purchase. BYO food, plates, cutlery, napkins
and glasses, or, for those coming straight from work, pizzas can be ordered and delivered from
Domino’s (Redfern) on the night.
Bookings are now open, so get your friends together and organise a table of 10, or we can join
you with others on a table. RSVP: 1st May 2007
This is an important fundraiser for Sydney High Rowing, so secure your table early. There
will be great prizes, auction items and games so please bring lots of gold coins.
If you have any enquiries, please phone either Julie Blomberg (0416 061 759)
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or Peter Ambrose (0425 261 238)
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Bookings
Use slip below (with payment) and either deliver to the school’s office or post to:
Rowing Committee, Sydney Boys High School, Moore Park, Surry Hills NSW 2010
If you are unable to make the night, a donation would be gratefully received.
Sydney Boys High Rowing Trivia Night RSVP: 1st May 2007
Name ________________________________ Phone ______________
Email______________________________________________________
I am able to attend and require ________ tickets at $15 each.
Total $ _________ enclosed.
Type of payment
Cheque Cash Mastercard
Bankcard Visa
Credit Card No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Expiry _ _ / _ _
Signature_________________________________
Cheques should be made payable to Sydney Boys High School
I am unable to attend but would like to donate $___________ (cheque/credit
card as above).
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Music Notes
Music Tuition
All parents of students having instrumental lessons at the school should be aware that invoices
have been sent out. Your prompt payment for music tuition for the term is appreciated. If you
have any enquiries about the invoice, please contact the music department on Monday or Tuesday
and speak to Julia O’Hare.
Marching Band 2007
Congratulations to all students who participated in the ANZAC Day
parade, they were stunning to watch and listen to. They are a credit to their school in the way
they presented themselves in the march. A special mention needs to be made about the mature and
quiet leadership of Anthony Ho, Drum Major. His discipline was reflected in everything they did.
Well done Anthony.
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Anthony Ho – Drum Major
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Max Birch
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Anirban Ghose
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Johan Santoso – Flag Bearer
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Hareshan Karunakaran
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Nathan Kwok
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Ishan Nadkarni
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Chris Tin-Loi
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Chapman Siu
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Marco Sun
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Botong Cheng
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John Wormell
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Remi Ji
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Matthew Wong
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George Zu
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Isaac Eveleigh
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Christian Katsikaros
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Terence Chiem
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Tom Connolly
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Albert Kim
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Cameron Morrison
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Andrew Fong
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William Nguyen
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Marcell Rosza
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Leo Lu
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Benjamin Li
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Daniel Kim
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Ashwin Thomas
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Tam Mai
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Lachlan Deacon
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Samuel Beston
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Vincent Goh
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Bill Wang
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Geoffrey Zhang
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Andy Xie
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Gareth Deacon
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Matthew Delany
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William Chan
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Zaine Guo
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Cornelius Do
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Daniel Luo
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Ding Yan
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Simon Ting
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Gabriel Garayalde
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Mohit Tugnait
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Jonah Petrie
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Derrick Foo
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Matthew Fong
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Eric Ovadia
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Ryan Gu
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Matthew Chan
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Justin Chan
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Scott Ranzenbrink
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Ryan Woo
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Shaun Pak
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Andrew Blomberg
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Krishan Sivayogarayan
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Lachlan Brown
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Max Phillis
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Frank Li
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Henry Sit
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Ilya Bonch-Osmolovsky
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Michael Phung
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Liam Aylmer
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Hung-Ting Lin
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Sean Kim
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Wilson Wong
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Michael Wong
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Shaun Fletcher
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Daniel Lo
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Thomas Wilson
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Abraham Chan
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Yale Wong
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David Chan
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Jeremy Rajendrum
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Timothy Siu
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Matthew Tong
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Robert Ma
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Ben Wilcox
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Andrew Gong
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Oliver Wu
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Toby Rosengarten
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Thank you also to all the parents who came and supported the boys throughout the march –
even in the downpour. Both staff and boys appreciated your presence.
Head of the River Stage Band
Thank you to all the boys who rehearsed for the
performance at the Head of the River. We have received many compliments on your performance.
Year 7 Music Camp
Year 7 music camp will be incorporated into the annual music camp
which is for all students in the music performance program. See below for more information.
Annual Music Camp
Our Annual music camp will be held this term from the 28th to 30th
of May 2007 (Week 6). Students are asked to collect a note from the music staffroom which
includes all required information. All music ensemble members are expected to attend and there
will be a camp dinner and concert on the Wednesday evening in the Great Hall.
Ensemble Rehearsal Times for 2007
Monday
7:30am Intermediate Concert Band (Room 201)
7:30am Training Concert Band (Room 101)
7:30am Training Strings Ensemble (Room 204)
Tuesday
7:45am Intermediate Stage Band (Room 201)
Lunchtime: Guitar Ensemble (Room 101)
Wednesday
7:15am Senior Stage Band (Room 201)
8:00am Senior Concert Band
7:45am Senior String Ensemble (Room 204)
8:00am Chamber Choir (Room 101)
Thursday
8:00am Chamber Choir (Room 101)
Friday
8:00am Symphony Orchestra (Room 201)
8:00am Junior Stage Band (Room 101)
Education Week (13th-19th May 07)
A number of our senior students will be performing
at Eastgardens for Education Expo Week on Thursday and Friday. We would like to invite any
parents to come and support the students in this performance.
Music Committee Meeting
Our next music committee meeting will be held on Monday
evening the 14th of May in the Staff Common room. We encourage all parents of students involved
in the music ensembles to attend the meeting. New Year 7 parents are most welcome.
Music Tuition Scholarships
The music department is offering scholarships to students
who would like to play Oboe, Bassoon, Double bass and French horn. Please see the music
staff if you are interested
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Sydney High Football: The Onion Bag
This Saturday marks the start of the winter sports season. Trial matches are scheduled for this
weekend v Cranbrook.
All players need to ensure that they know their fixture times and venues. Remember to organise
your travel arrangements and plan to be at the venue at least 45 minutes prior to kick off. This
allows time to gear up and be fully warmed up and prepared for the match. As a courtesy to the
team, if you are running late, a call to either the coach or a fellow team member can greatly
reduce the disruption to the team.
Details of Cranbrook’s Dangar fields can be found at
All other games will be at High grounds.
With the recent wet weather there is the possibility that the fixtures may be cancelled. The wet
weather numbers are:
Dangar Fields – 9294 5089 and MPW/ McKay fields 93396670
During the holidays, High’s 1st grade squad, along with 9 other schools, played in the St
Andrews cup which was held at Newington College. High played four games over two days. Whilst the
results were not as we would have liked, encouragingly, there was a noticeable improvement in
team play and cohesion. This was particularly evident in a trial match v Scots played on the last
Saturday of the holidays.
Trials v Cranbrook 28/4
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Opens 1
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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3
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1.15
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Opens 2
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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3
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12.00
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Opens 3
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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3
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11.00
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Opens 4
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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3
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10.00
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Opens 5
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Cranbrook
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McKay
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1
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9.00
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Opens 6
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Cranbrook
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McKay
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1
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8.00
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16 A
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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1
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9.00
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16B
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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1
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8.00
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16C
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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1
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10.00
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16D
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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1
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11.00
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15A
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Cranbrook
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MPW
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16
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8.00
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15B
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Cranbrook
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MPW
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16
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9.00
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15C
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Cranbrook
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MPW
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16
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10.00
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15D
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Cranbrook
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MPW
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16
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11.00
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14A
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Cranbrook
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McKay
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4
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1.00
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14B
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Cranbrook
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McKay
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4
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12.00
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14C
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Cranbrook
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McKay
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4
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11.00
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14D
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Barker
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McKay
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4
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10.00
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13A
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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4
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1.00
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13B
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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4
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12.00
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13C
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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4
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11.00
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13D
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Cranbrook
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Dangar
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4
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10.00
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13E
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Oakhill
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McKay
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4
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9.00
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R. Gifford
MIC Football
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High Store
Autumn/Winter Price List - 2007
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BLAZERS:
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From -
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$255.00
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Please arrange for boys to be fitted as
early as possible: 6-8 weeks delivery from order)
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PANTS:
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Trousers - Junior, Dark Grey w/w
Trousers - Senior, Light Grey w/w
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$59.00
$59.00
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SHORTS:
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Grey
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$45.00
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BELTS:
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Black leather
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$16.50
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SHIRTS:
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Sky Blue and White, Short Sleeve
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Sizes 10-14
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$20.00
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Sizes 16-22
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$22.00
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Sizes 24-26
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$24.00
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Sky Blue and White, Long Sleeve
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Sizes 10-14
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$21.00
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Sizes 16-22
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$23.00
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Sizes 24-26
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$25.00
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BLUE WOOLLEN JUMPERS:
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Up to size 16
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$75.00
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Size 18-22
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$79.00
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Size 24-26
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$83.00
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SOCKS:
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Woollen or Cotton Knee High
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$11.00
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Cotton Anklet Sock in SHS colours
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$8.50
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TIES:
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Junior
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$19.50
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Senior
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$25.00
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Prefect
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$18.50
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Old Boys
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$27.50
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GPS. Old Boy
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$36.00
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CAPS:
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SHS
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$20.00
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Beanie
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$20.00
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BAGS:
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Backpack
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$69.00
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Sports Bag
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$59.00
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MATHS
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Grid Book A4
Grid Book 96 Page
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$5.50
$1.95
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Calculator
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$30.00
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Protractor
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$0.55
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Compass
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$1.55
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MUSIC
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Music Book
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$1.95
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ART:
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Artist Paints
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$22.00
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Canvas 18" x 24"
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$22.00
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Visual Art Diary A4
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$6.60
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Visual Art Diary A3
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$11.00
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DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY:
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DT Apron
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$9.00
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UMBRELLAS:
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Folding
Golf
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$16.50
$27.50
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PE/HOUSE SPORT:
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Polo (house colours)
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$22.00
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Black Baggy with SHS Print
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$22.00
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Sport Socks
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$8.50
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TRACKSUITS: (sold as separates)
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Taslon Jacket
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$80.00
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Taslon Pant
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$40.00
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ATHLETICS:
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Singlet (new design)
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$38.50
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Short (new design)
HIGH Training Top
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$38.50
$33.00
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Socks (white with SHS colour)
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$8.50
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SOCCER:
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Jersey (sky with brown collar)
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$44.00
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Shorts Brown Baggy
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$27.50
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Socks
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$11.00
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RUGBY:
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Jersey up Size 12
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$75.00
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Size 14-22
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$77.00
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Size 24-28
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$79.00
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Shorts (black rugby)
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$27.50
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Socks
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$11.00
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Scarves knitted in SHS colours
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$25.00
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GENERAL - WITH SHS CREST
BADGE:
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House Badge
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$8.80
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SHS. (metal)
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$6.00
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Rowing (metal)
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$7.50
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Orchestra (metal)
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$4.50
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Rifle (metal)
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$5.50
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SBHS Lapel Pin (metal)
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$2.75
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MEMORABILIA
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Mug with SHS crest incl Gift Box
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$16.50
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SHS Sticker
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$1.10
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Bridge Scorers
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$11.00
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Address Book
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$12.00
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Double Pack Playing Cards
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$24.00
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School Centenary Book
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$15.00
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Pencil Case (school crest)
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$8.00
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Silverware: Sugar or fluted spoon
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$5.50
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SHS Pen
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$8.00
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Ashtray
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$8.00
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Letter Openers
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$6.50
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Hatband
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$8.00
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SHS Pad
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$3.00
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SHS Plaque
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$49.50
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Car Sticker
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$4.50
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Coat hanger
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$5.00
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SHS Foldable Chair
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$49.50
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SHS Cufflinks
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$15.00
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Car Number Plate Covers
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$39.95
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OLD BOYS MEMORABILIA
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Polo Shirt with SHS Logo
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$49.50
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Supporter Jersey
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$75.00
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Rugby Jersey (Original)
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$60.00
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Supporter Polo Fleece Jumper (New Design)
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$70.00
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OBU Tie
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$27.50
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BLAZERS
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GPS Pocket
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$22.00
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Music Pocket
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$22.00
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Prefect Top Pocket
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$22.00
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Prefect Bottom Pocket
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$38.50
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Embroidery Line
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$15.00
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Full Braiding
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$70.00
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Dry Cleaning
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$11.00
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Service Charge
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$30.00
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Clothing Pool
A recycled section operates within the High Store shop. Items such as blazers, shorts,
trousers, jumpers, rugby/soccer tops & boots, tracksuits can be sold on a commission basis -
the shop retaining 1/2 of the sale price.
Please ensure that when sending items for sale, you include your name and address.
All items sent should be clean and in good condition. Shirts are gladly accepted as a
donation.
Payment
Accepted payment methods include - Cash,
Bankcard, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, EFTPOS (Direct Debit) or cheque made payable to the
"HIGH STORE"
Opening Times
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday from 10:30am to 1:30pm
Telephone: 9331 7075
Goods and Services Tax
GST is included on all prices listed
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Learn to Row Programs 2007
Course information for Sydney High Parents and Partners
Beginner Level (Term 2)
Sundays, commencing 20 May 2007
7.00am – 9.00am
6 Sessions of 2 hours
$275.00 (Inc. GST)
Co-ordinator & Head Coach
Ross Bowey, Old Boy 1974
Sydney High Rowing Club
The Outterside Centre
5 Teviot Avenue, Abbotsford
Real Rowing for Rigour Racing Shells on the Parramatta River
If you want to learn Rowing in Sydney, then this course of 6 classes is for you. Whether you are
a raw land lubber or have some previous experience, come and learn the skills of rowing. If your
son is a rower then here is another experience that you can share. If your son does not row then
you are still most welcome to join these classes. Rowing is the ideal aerobic sport for the
entire body as it is low impact and has a low incidence of injury. You will also enjoy messing
about in boats as well as the magic moments of early mornings on the water. Further courses will
be planned for Terms 3-4. Under 18 Learners must be accompanied by a participating adult.
Agenda
Week 1
Orientation to the pontoon area
Racing shell setup
Safety precautions
Fundamental rowing technique
Weeks 2-6
Development of rowing technique
Style correction
Crew rowing
Learning Outcomes
At the completion of the course participants will possess the
following skills and knowledge:
- Basic knowledge of rowing style and boat rigging
- Basic navigation rules and river etiquette
- Ability to row with a crew in a racing shell
Other Information
Complete crews are desirable but not essential. Other adult participants from a number of
Community Colleges will also be in attendance. Make-up crews can be arranged in the IVs and VIIIs
used.
Safety Notes: Participants must be able to swim 50 metres and tread water as a safety
requirement. All participants must sign The 探花视频 Foundation Indemnity Form, stating
swimming ability, before they are allowed on the water. Qualified coaches will be appointed to
take charge of each crew.
Participants should bring: a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, snack, water, well-fitting shorts
and top (loose clothing may become caught in rigging), football socks as well as a change of
clothes to wear home. All participants must wear suitable footwear (no thongs or sandals) for
carrying boats in wet areas.
Absences: In case of illness, heavy rain or bad weather, please contact Ross Bowey on 0428
519 705 to make arrangements or reschedule dates.
Expression of interest: Please contact Judith Shuttleworth, Foundation Venues Manager and
a rowing parent, on 0427 070 569 or at
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