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On Wednesday an information evening was held to assist students with subjects. A Think Careers information evening on Tuesday was introduced on their keys to the house, so they never forget what subjects they have

Students will be issued with reports from a soccer game including staff and students, apparently a student injured a very popular teacher, who is now on a walking stick and having a good time as well

Slogan: No Wood For Drugs….Just Plastic and Glass

Students from their parents will already have been given birth, we thought it was worthwhile to hold an event to remember our births of students, we call it a birthday

Students are reminded that skivvies are part of the uniform thus must be worn by staff and students. There will be consequences for students who do not wear skivvies on any given day

The Concert Band last week was so disgraceful, they were bored off the Monash University stage with tomatoes and eggs, lucky there’s showers back home!!

Students are expected to wear full street gear while travelling to and from our School. This includes jeans and jackets

Regular heart attack blitzes will be held throughout the remainder of the term to ensure that students have their ear plugs read on for more info

There has been an increase in heart attacks at school. The locker bell has been the culprit and parents are asked to ensure that all students have their ear plugs

Last Tuesday all students had heart attack checks. Each student participated with great anticipation with guest speaker Steven, When Steven spoke to them about how the ear plugs work, it was a bit difficult at first to understand what the crap he was on about, but it seemed so simple when he showed us

Students discovered that learning to use these ear plugs was great, but they wanted music coming out of them

But it gets to a point where you ask yourself “do you recognize your own student?”. Some parents are complaining that they don’t recognize their own children now, some saying “They haven’t come home yet” and “Who the fudge is this beast?” These questions will be answered next week

Current year 9 students interested in applying for Melbourne Zoo audiology work experience in 2002 should be able to have a pair of ear plugs first

Careers may interest some of our students, so why don’t you get your arse out there now?