Search for:. Term 2 Week 8 Newsletter. Jump to. From the Principal " ;. Tickets are still available! Book today! Be sure not to miss out! Read more.. See you there! Julie Prattis. Lachlan Hodgson tells us his story! Josiah H: Camp was physically challenging, yet was rewarding as I grew closer with classmates Olivia A: I had an super fun time at camp as I enjoyed all the walks, orienteering, cooking and camping we did.
Last week, our Year 9s were given the exciting opportunity to attend Altitude Day at the Adelaide Convention centre. Altitude Day empowers Year 9 students to be positive leaders within their school and wider community. It gives them the opportunity to network with students from other schools in their region and be inspired by young leaders who are doing incredible things in the world. Smithy is a musical that follows a riotous parody of an annual school play.
Property ownership of this kind dates back to when New South Wales was first colonised in Because Australia was colonised by the English, the system used to track property ownership also came from England. Old System title uses a system of registration that uses a separate document every time the land is purchased by another party.
As the number of transactions in relation to the property increases, so does the number of documents attached to the title of the property. This way you can see the paper trail of how the property has passed between people.
It is very common for Old System Title documents to go missing because of this. It is now uncommon to own property this way as it has been replaced by Torren Title however, it is still possible. Strata Title is very common when looking at apartment blocks, units and town houses. Owning a property under a strata arrangement generally means that you only own part of a building and have shared interests with other owners of the strata complex in regards to common property such as gardens or stairwells.
For example, with a unit, this means that you generally own the inside of the unit but not the outside walls or fixtures as they are generally deemed common property. It is very common for strata properties to be run by a strata management company who control the upkeep, maintenance and finances for the common areas. If you purchase property that is a Strata Title you will generally be required to make quarterly payments into the sinking fund and administrative fund for your share of the common property on a continuous basis.
Leasehold arrangements generally apply to government owned land. With this type of arrangement, you do not own the property outright but instead lease it for an extended period of time, generally 99 years. As the lessee, you will be entitled to occupy the land for that entire period. Nikko Torres - brigettentienshekkuhcool. Niki Torres - lowdownanddirtydirty. Niki Torres - niki. Nikki Torres - nikki.
Manila 4 Flickr - Photo Sharing! Pip Torrens - Wikipedia. Philip Dean Torrens born June 2, is an English actor. In , … read less Torrens title - Wikipedia. Also, a big call out to all our boarding families.
We loved that we could support the 57 students who opted stay on campus for this time period. I know they were well supported with additional staff in place and online academic support during prep as per the usual homework study time — one of the many great reasons to become a boarder!
The kitchen staff made sure that those on campus were well looked after with scrumptious treats! Many in our community were left feeling apprehensive about whether the musical would go ahead or not after 6 months of hard work. We have over students, staff and volunteer parents working on this production and although tickets have been refunded, we are determined to get on that stage and bring Beauty and the Beast to the good people of Scotch.
Your support of a possible pre-recorded online streaming of the show next weekend would be greatly appreciated. Watch your email and if we do have this opportunity, please get around our students — they deserve a gold medal!
The student body have been so wonderful with the distancing and mask wearing expectations. They get the importance of these actions, and we continue to be grateful that we enjoy such a supportive community.
Like you, I look forward to the easing of restrictions and remain feeling blessed that we live in this great state. The vaccine rollout continues apace and we are encouraging our staff to get vaccinated, so please understand that at various times in the term we may have staff on leave doing their bit to keep us all safe.
The final words this week come from Year 7 student Clementine, who reflected about her teachers when learning from home. Schools are strange places without the buzz of amazing young people, and we hope that we may stay open for the remainder of the year.
To me it is about enabling staff and students to explore their capabilities when there is a problem to be solved, especially one which may be unique, or may be tackled using a range of approaches. Finally, we must know that we can fail fast as we challenge the status quo.
More and more we are seeing that student agency can give students the ownership of their learning which enables them to go next level. The art of innovation is to use reflection and critical thinking to develop learner sophistication. Increasingly I see our students having an innovative mindset in their learning. Be it in eSport games competitions, creating theatre, tackling the big problems facing humanity or simply by changing up the House sports competition, the use of an innovative approach in learning creates renewal and inspiration.
It can unleash the imagination and power the inquiring soul. The Torrens Park Campus team staff and students , even as we near the end of a big term, are still prepared to be open to activities and approaches which require energy and engagement.
I often drop into Ligertwood Library and have a quick chat, but also am mindful of the learning that students are engaged in. I am looking forward to continuing to nurture an innovative learning environment at Scotch. Our learners deserve to know they have the power to be the change they want to be.
The Middle School Cross Country was a great success today, despite a course change at the last moment due to the increased flow in the creek. Assistant Head of Sport Casey Harnett, did a brilliant job to ensure that we had a safe course, even though most seemed to somehow get muddy and wet - oh the joys! Please make sure they do the washing parents yeah right…. You can get a look at some of the Cross Country highlights in photo form by following us on Instagram in stories and in the latest posts.
Finally, I know that many of our country families are doing a little dance of joy tonight after the rains. In Year 8, both classes broke up into to smaller groups of and devised their own scripts based on their favourite TV shows and films. I found it hilarious to watch recreated versions of my favourite scenes and I enjoyed the countless improvised jokes and the fact that these students are able to learn so much when having fun.
The students learnt basic stage craft, blocking and how to communicate a character through the use of their body, face and voice. Each class chose an iconic concept to adapt into short minute plays to then be performed to our ELC students.
Their rendition of the Mr Men and Little Miss pictured series and the twist put on the timeless classic, The Muppets , created the foundation to take the levels of creativity anywhere they wanted. The execution of these performances were refined to reflect the talent of these students and was enjoyable for all the younger students as well as a handful of senior students and parents in attendance.
The Year 10 program allows freedom and support when it comes to the devised pieces. The first play, Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse , is written by Jemma Turnbull and is an exploration of the absurd perfectionistic world of Barbie.
The design of the show has a 2-dimensional feel and focusses on three episodes that explore stereotypical themes like a fashion show, a birthday party and a sleep over. Harry wanted to fuse several styles of theatre together. There are some serious topics like illness, some coarse language and adult themes, as well as bullying, sexuality, expectations and career choices.
This play is a mix of comedy, naturalistic content, realism and quite unrealistic presentational techniques. The actors merging from one scene to the next is an alienation and post-modern technique employed and the students. They handle this sophisticated style of theatre with ease.
Stage 1 drama is also looking at stereotypes and the idea of Brechtian theatre with their show, Behind the Scene. During a lunchtime session, Dr Dowling answered many questions about cyber-attacks, misinformation, and the importance of critically consuming media.
The Political Society aims to run many more events over the course of the next couple of years, possibly involving events for both the upcoming State and Federal elections. This then moved to an Australian perspective looking at Indigenous Australians and how the impact of the Stolen Generation impacted a generations health over time. The house which young indigenous Australians were bought to as part of the separation policy, no longer stands, however the park acts as a memorial and act of reconciliation for the indigenous children taken from their families over this time period.
Students spent 30 minutes in the park, listening to stories, reading perspectives and reflecting on the events that happened. Going to the Colebrook House made me realise the true grief and sadness these people had to endure for so many years. Seeing the reality and different perspectives of how people truly felt made me realise how difficult these times were for these people and the devastation they went through.
It shows that it is not enough to just say 'sorry' but to truly imbed this and to ensure nothing to that extent ever occurs again. When you realise the true pain parents and their children went through, it leaves you shocked to as how something of that proportion was ever able to be initiated.
Knowing the importance of family relations to the aboriginal culture, you can only imagine the effect being taken away from your family and them essentially becoming strangers to you could have on one and how disconnected they would feel.
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