Category: Updates from Rose Bay Secondary College

Congratulations to Anna who was awarded the Best and Fairest award from Easts Touch Association.

 

We are always looking for parents to assist us as parent representatives on merit selection panels for staff at our school.

The panel selection online training can be done online at your own pace.​ The link:

 https://www.teach.nsw.edu.au/jobsnsw/selectionpaneltraining/

Please follow the prompts for the teacher training –

·         Online Training – click on GET STARTED

·         Introduction – click on NEXT

·         Welcome to the Overview – click on PANEL MEMBERS

The online training will take approximately 1.5 hours to complete the modules. There are 6 Topics/modules and a quick quiz at the end of each module to complete before you can progress to the next module. 

Please read both Introduction pages carefully.

At the conclusion of the course please print the certificate and e-mail it to

Rosebay-h.School@det.nsw.edu.au  – Attention: Principal

On Friday, March 22, four students and two teachers were invited to attend a ShipEd workshop at the Atlassian headquarters in the city. Atlassian is an innovative software company, founded by Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquar.

Rose Bay Secondary College hosted Moriah College in Round 1 of the Mock Trial during Week 6 of Term 1. Ariella, Sarah, and Jana as well as Michael, Mary, and Natasha argued the case for the prosecution in a case about the alleged theft of 50 PlayStation 4 games by a pair of former friends. 

On Wednesday RBSC hosted the local heat of the Interschool Chess Challenge. 

Two RBSC alumni, Michael Kedar and Francis MacDonald have been involved in the UNSW Hyperloop Team.

Friday May 17 was a challenging day for our Junior Aussie Rules Boys who went up against Kingsgrove High School in the Sydney East Knockout.

English teachers often complain that Shakespeare should be performed and enjoyed in a theatre; and not just read, sitting down, in a classroom.

The recent year 7 community hero speeches culminated in the Michael Koutsoukis Memorial Public Speaking Competition, held last fortnight.