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Principal's Report Week 10, Term 1 2012
posted Apr 8, 2012, 2:33 AM by Unknown user
Chemistry Olympiad Success: Congratulations to Brian Gao and Marco Lee, who have both been chosen to represent Australia in the Chemistry Olympiad team. They will train at Cambridge University before the competition which will be held in Washington in August.
Swimming Success: We have an unprecedented nine swimmers going to the State swimming carnival, representing Western Sydney region! Congratulations to Lucas Chen, Tony Huang, Nathan Lee, Richard Mo, Lucas Myeong, Hannah Qu, Shawn Xie, Yale Yi and Denis Yoon.
International Table Tennis: Congratulations to Erny Tsao who has been selected to represent Australia competing in the following International Table Tennis Tournaments in Auckland, New Zealand from Monday the 16th of April to Sunday the 22nd of April 2012 in the Junior (U18) Boys Team in ITTF (International Table Tennis Federation) Junior Circuit - New Zealand Junior & Cadet Open; and, in the Junior (U18) Boys Team in World Junior Championships Oceania Qualification.
UBS Young Women’s Leadership Academy: Congratulations to Rhonda Ung for her success in her application for this program, to be held this April. There were over 190 high quality applications from all over the state for 26 positions. This will be a very valuable learning experience for young women considering entering law and business.
University of Sydney Academic Excellence in Year 10 Awards: Congratulations to Gary Xu, who is a recipient of this award. Gary will be receiving his award on 2 May at 5pm at MacLaurin Hall, University of Sydney.
WeCreate challenges 2012: Please consider entering the digital challenges found at this website: www.wecreate.nsw.edu.au. Formerly these were known as the Connected Learning Awards. Last time we entered en masse the issue was copyright. Please enter, but please take care that all of your entry is original and does not require any copyright permissions.
Harmony Day: This year we did not officially celebrate Harmony Day on 21 March. In the words of our Director-General, Dr Michelle Bruniges, Harmony Day is an annual event where we reach out to understand and respect the many different cultures that make up our multicultural nation. It's a time to share what we have in common and ensure there is a sense of belonging among our students, colleagues, friends and
acquaintances. Given our re-focus on social justice issues, I would like to congratulate all of you for ensuring the spirit of Harmony Day is alive and well at James Ruse. March 21 is the date designated by the United Nations as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. However its theme- Sport - play, engage, inspire- is with us all year. It was particularly visible during our Cross Country Carnival. Our students ran, coached, volunteered and cheered. Again, in the words of our DG , sport has the capacity to unite and inspire people of all ages and from all walks of life.
Public Speaking Competitions: Please encourage your son/daughter to enter public speaking competitions: The Legacy Junior Public Speaking Award for younger secondary students in all NSW schools. This competition – open to students from government and non-government schools, attracted over 400 entries in 2011, from more than 200 schools across NSW. Founded in 1995, the Legacy Junior Public Speaking Award was established to develop the confidence of secondary students aged 12 - 14, as well as to develop their oral communication skills. The New South Wales winner and runner-up compete in the National Final.
The Sydney Morning Herald Plain English Speaking Award for senior secondary students in all NSW schools. This competition was first organised in Victoria in 1977. Since then, it has become a national award with the Australia-Britain Society and cooperating education departments in each state. The award is open to senior students of government and non-government schools throughout each state. The first national final was held in 1978.The national winner and runner-up now compete in an international final held in England by the English Speaking Union
To visit the Public Speaking homepage where you can download an information guide and enter contestants in the various competitions, click on https://www.artsunit.nsw.edu.au/ ... ompetitions/public- speaking.
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