2010 School Magazine

^' rich We made crepeBl here were also chance for everyone to try in and tasting traditional French cuisine, but everybiting bad to be Bald in F noh - of course. Jogie ^oe 90 & Bahn",. Echo, .,.., 90 in French we learnt about the diverse, fascinating French culture. it allowed us to connect and understand the language. Lineinda E^inckfuss 91, & Rana Porter 9^

I really liked the French ex hange Fogrnmme 88 it gave me the opportunity to meet and interact with Btudents from Dun affiliate Boboo Lycee Saint Paul, in France. Satin, ,toa line 9B

^, earnn 806nee om Two weeks with the Queen, a play based on e popular Morel8 Gleitzman novel of the same name were performed by Year 9 students on Open Day. The play provided indentB with a valuable opportunity to e rid 61r characterinstion skills. The audience was re8pon8ive to the varying moods of the scenes and enthralled y the confident and creative performances of the young actors'

During Term H Year 9 Geography students examined the different processes that affect our coastline and beaches. This CUIminated in a field trip to the Gold Coast, where the students applied the skills they had acquired in classroom. All students participated in a number of beach activities and listened to a duest speaker from Grimth University Centre for Coastal Management who discussed a number of alternative ways that Gold Coast beaches are managed Geography students apply their knowledge of Mapping learnt in the first few weeks of Year 9 Geography to create an accurate map of the grassed surrounds of the pool. Fellcity Clifford (9L) uses the trundle wlieel while Charlotte Lovejoy (9L) records the dimensions

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