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Carroll College, Broulee

Locality: Broulee, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4471 5600

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25.01.2022 As we mark 25 years since the establishment of Carroll College this year, we are very proud to be inspiring coming generations through the achievement of its foundation. Carroll College offers every student an education in strong traditional values; excellence, respect, inclusion and justice. Our students have been excited by Canterburys redesign of the Colleges original rugby jersey to celebrate our 25th anniversary. Our seniors are also looking particularly smart in their newly designed blazers. The story of Carroll College deserves to be celebrated!

24.01.2022 The Maths Pathways program for Year 7 helps students to fill in the gaps of their past maths learning, and also fosters a growth mindset. A huge congratulations to the students in Year 7 who achieved over 200% growth in their Maths Pathways learning this week. A special mention goes out to Kira Pendlebury, with a growth of 333% and to Charlie Samsa who achieved a staggering 400% growth.... A fantastic effort! (Absent from photos are Jesse Scifleet and Richard Allen)

24.01.2022 Dear Parents and Carers I sincerely thank all members of the Carroll College community for your ongoing co-operation, flexibility and support in ensuring Carroll College is a safe place for students and staff. Following recent outbreaks of COVID-19 cases in schools, and based on current government advice, which includes no unnecessary mixing between schools, we have reviewed our COVID-safe protocols. Communication to families will continue to be timely and informative to ensu...re every person in our College community is confident with the advice and decisions being made. Please be assured we are taking extra precautions to ensure the health and safety of all in our school community. Our thoughts are with the Batemans Bay community with the temporary closure of Batemans Bay High and Primary Schools earlier this week. Jacqui Heffernan Principal

23.01.2022 On Tuesday we celebrated student success with our end of year Awards Ceremonies. Congratulations to everyone! A full list of recipients and their awards can be found below.

22.01.2022 Our final Work Placements for 2020 were for Construction. Thank you to all the Businesses who offered our students this wonderful opportunity as part of the VET courses.

22.01.2022 Congratulations Trish, Kerry and Waine!

22.01.2022 Dont forget to come and grab your Fathers Day Drive-Thru breakfast tomorrow morning between 7.30am-8.45am. Follow the balloons!

22.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to our Carroll College dads and grandads. Thank you for all you do every day!

21.01.2022 In anticipation of wet weather in our area, we would like to remind everyone of the plan. CONGO ROAD CAUSEWAY FLOODING PLAN In the event of the causeway on Cong...o Road being flooded and a Eurobodalla Shire Council road closure being in place we have an emergency procedure. S393 Congo will use Bingie Road to access the Town and will turn around at the bus shelter near caravan park entrance. S400 Congo Town will use South Head Road and Congo Road in a small bus then turn around before the causeway. Changes that effects students are: Students who normally catch S393 Congo who live past the Bus Shelter in town need to meet the bus at the bus shelter. Students who normally catch S400 Congo Town who live in Congo need to catch S393 Congo bus at the bus shelter to and from school. Students who normally catch S393 Congo who live on Congo Road will need to catch S400 Congo Town to and from school. Students who go to a school in Broulee and who catch S393 Congo will interchange with S391 Bodalla-Broulee at Bergalia Interchange in the morning to get to school. These students need to get on S391 at school in the afternoons and interchange with S393 Congo to get home. Students who go to a school in Broulee and who catch S400 Congo Town will interchange with S392 South Head-Broulee in the morning to get to school. These students need to get on S392 at school in the afternoons and interchange with S392 South Head-Broulee to get home. If you know the creek is flooded than please follow this plan. If you have any questions, please contact the office.

21.01.2022 Meet Harley and Rose - the newest members to our agricultural family! Students have been working hard to rejuvenate our agriculture area this year. Harley and Rose have been welcomed with open arms and are fitting in perfectly!

21.01.2022 Our newly refurbished Learning Hub is a popular space for quiet study time and is accessed daily by all year levels. Year 12 are finding the learning environment particularly useful between HSC Trial exams. The flexible space can be arranged to suit different learning contexts and encourages a sound study pattern for students with its aesthetics, soft furnishings and calm ambiance. St Bernards Primary School, Batemans Bay St Marys Primary School Moruya

20.01.2022 Celebrating Carroll Day! Carroll Day Friday 4 September Welcome to Week 7! This Friday, we officially celebrate Carroll Day! With a bit of rejigging, we have a nice day planned. Students can come dressed in mufti. Our Year 11 students will continue College tradition and come in fancy dress always a lot of fun! Slow cooked pulled pork rolls are on the menu at the Canteen to create a special lunch to help celebrate the day! There will also be sweet potato wedges with guacamole, and house-made brownies available to purchase. Yum!

18.01.2022 Year 10 Spring Fling Thank you again to Moruya Golf Club for providing us with such an amazing venue!

18.01.2022 Eurobodalla Shire Council have just released traineeships and apprenticeships available!

17.01.2022 Dear Parents and Carers We are living true to the saying, If it doesnt rain, it pours! The rain has been a welcomed sight but with it has come further flooding at the College which we are currently managing.... We have had a few parents make contact to let us know that they are experiencing power outages around the area as well as localised flooding. The College hasnt suffered a power outage and is fully functioning. If at any stage this does occur, and you are finding it difficult to make contact with us, please call or text our school mobile - 0458 205 288. Stay safe and dry! From all at the College

17.01.2022 Mrs Shilling and Mrs Mullins’ Year 7 class have recently completed their materials unit. They completed a Funds Box and laser etched a design of their choice on the front. Joshua Sawyer worked hard on his project and is to be commended on his attention to detail. He made his project for his little sister as a gift. Well done Joshua!

16.01.2022 Spring has Sprung at Carroll College!

16.01.2022 All students return Tuesday 21 July 2020 to begin Term 3. We look forward to seeing you all!

16.01.2022 Carroll College celebrates 25 Years! The College recognised Carroll Day today in a special way....

16.01.2022 Dont forget tomorrow is photo day! Due to Covid-19 restrictions, only individual photos will be taken this year. Students ordering photos will receive a year group collage photo pack. Students will need to be dressed in their full winter uniform. Jackets and jumpers will be removed for the photo. Students will need to bring their photo envelopes to school on photo day. If you returned your photo envelope in Term 1, they will be handed out to students during Homeroom on Mond...ay. Period 1: Year 7 Photos 8.55am - 7.1 Hums and 7.2 Hums 9.20am - 7.3 Hums and 7.4 Hums Period 2: Year 12 Graduation Photos AM Break: Family Photos Period 3: Year 8 Photos 11.25am - 8.1 Science and 8.2 HSIE 11.50am - 8.3 HSIE and 8.4 English Period 4: Year 11 Photos 12.15pm - SOR2 and VA 12.40pm - Sport, Legal and IDT Period 5: Year 9 Photos 1.30pm - 9.1 Science and 9.2 PDHPE 1.50pm - 9.3 HSIE, 9.4 Science and 9.5 HSIE Period 6: Year 10 Photos 2.20pm - 10.1 Science and 10.2 Science 2.24pm - 10.3 HSIE and 10.4 HSIE Students are reminded to wear the correct uniform on Monday. This includes hair tied back, clean shaven and no excess jewellery. Senior boys will need to wear their tie. Uniform Changes for students who have PDHPE practical lessons: -Students in classes 10.3 (Mr Brady) and 10.4 (Mr Fogarty) can wear their PE uniform to school. They will need to bring their winter uniform or just their shirt to school and change at AM break. -Year 9 and 10 students in PASS 1 class (Mr Fogarty) can wear their PE uniform to school. They will need to bring their winter uniform or just their shirt to school and change at PM break. -Students in classes 8.3 (Mr Fogarty) and 8.4 (Mrs Nugent) are to wear their winter uniform to school. They will need to bring their PE uniform to school and change at PM break. -Students in classes 7.1 (Mr Brady) and 7.2 (Mrs Nugent) are to wear their winter uniform to school. They will need to bring their PE uniform to school and change at AM break. Thank you

15.01.2022 Today our Pastoral Team hosted a BBQ for Year 12 students to celebrate the end of their trial exams. Thank you to the College Pastoral Team Mr Mansfield, Mr McAteer, Mr Nicoletti, Mrs Dell, Mr Hodges and Miss Grima.

15.01.2022 Surfing Sensations Tasman Simons, Harry Barrington, Finn Love, Alex Rogan, Jet Maxalmena, Adam Klekner, Callum Coulter, Oliver Warren, Miller Whiteman, Lucas Coulter, Lincoln Dell, Keira Atkin, Parker Whiteman and Lizzie Barrington took to the waves on Saturday in the inaugural Malua Boardriders Surfing Competition. Congratulations to Lincoln Dell who took out the Junior Boys division and also to Keira Atkin who won the Junior Girls division. An outstanding effort! Surfing is part of our curriculum offerings at Carroll College and we are thrilled that these students have been able to pursue their passion for surfing during this time when opportunities are limited. Well done to all! St Bernards Primary School, Batemans Bay

14.01.2022 Congratulations Year 12! Congratulations to our 2020 HSC Distinguished Achievers. Carroll College students have received 12 Band 6 results. Special congratulations to Jade Briggs attaining our highest ATAR result at 96.7, and to Molly Burrows, Riley Maher, Austin Reid, Jorja Scott, Cameron Stocks and Nicholas Usher all receiving Band 6 results. We are very proud of all our Year 12 students and their results following a very challenging year for all. Well done! On behalf of t...he College community, we wish all our students every success for the future. We are confident they will do exceptionally well in their chosen career. Best wishes from all at Carroll College.

14.01.2022 Now that Fathers Day is over for another year, we can share with you some gifts students in Food Technology and D&T have been working on to present to their dads! Rosemary salt rub. Made with fresh rosemary from the Ag farm and Timber bottle openers. With love to Dad!

14.01.2022 Wishing all our Dads and Grandfathers a Happy Fathers Day for Sunday. We hope you enjoyed your Drive-Thru breakfast this morning. Thank you to the staff and Year 11 Hospitality students who supplied a delicious breakfast.

13.01.2022 Fresh delivery from Ocean and Earth Surf Boards has just arrived! Students will be participating in surfing as part of the PASS Curriculum and the annual Carroll College Surfing Championships which will be held on 3 December. A big thank you to Ocean & Earth for providing our students with the best equipment for the job!

13.01.2022 Congratulations Anna, Ethan and Presley on being nominated for the VET Student of the Year Awards! Good luck!

12.01.2022 Congratulations to Maddy Mitchell who represented Carroll College at the inter schools equestrian event in Berry from 19th to 21st of December. Well done Maddy!

12.01.2022 Stage 5 Design and Technology students have been working on a unit titled, Light It Up where they were given a brief to design a lamp. The students had to decide where their lights would be placed, what the light would be used for, who would use the light, and then work on functionality and mechanics of the lamp. There is not one lamp the same and the varied materials highlights each students own design style. The way the light is dispersed, the shadows that are created and the overall aesthetics of the lamps is amazing and each student is to be commended for their final product.

11.01.2022 Today in Dhurga we looked at an Aboriginal cultural display featuring stone tools, possum skin drum, stringy bark rope and grass baskets. The students were encouraged to examine the cultural items that captivated their interest.

11.01.2022 College Captain, Declan Holmes is having a great time meeting new people @nysfoz (2021 Youth Science Forum). Day 2 saw them extract DNA from a strawberry, create a Cartesian Diver and coolest of all, a live cross to the CERN Supercollider in Switzerland. Declan can’t wait for the next few weeks! Congratulations again Declan on your selection into this program.

10.01.2022 Year 7 Maths. Here are the members of the 200%+ club for this cycle!!! Congratulations to these students for achieving a growth rate in Maths of a least 200% over the last fortnight. A special congrats goes out to Charlie Samsa for growing his Maths learning by a whopping 467% - this is the largest growth rate achieved by any student this year!!

10.01.2022 Look at what we have been doing in Year 8 French - cooking!

10.01.2022 Our thoughts and best wishes continue to be with our Year 12 students this week during their HSC Trials. Year 12 are our true champions as they emanate maturity, strength and resilience through this pandemic. We are very proud of you all! Your perseverance is admirable and we know each of you will do great things beyond this year and emerge stronger from the experience. Give your best and the rest will follow! Best wishes from your teachers and the CCB Staff

09.01.2022 As we reflect on the year that has been we would like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year!

08.01.2022 Today we celebrate International Day of the worlds Indigenous Peoples. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and across the world.

06.01.2022 Marshalls school bus changes for Monday 10 August 2020 due to flooding: - Araluen / S399 will not run. Students on Wamban road and Araluen road who can get out... can use the West Moruya / S410 to go to school. - Nerrigundah / S402 will run but not the complete run. The driver has made contact with effected students. - Larrys Mountain / S398 will run but only as far as Clouts road or road conditions allow. - Congo / S393 and Congo Town / S400 will run with changes. Please see the flood plan on our last post from Friday. If the Council close any roads before runs in the morning please know that the buses will not drive through road closures or flood water. If you have any questions, please call the office.

06.01.2022 Homeroom Awards Presentations As part of our school wide positive behaviours, Broulee ABC, the College celebrates success. Using the results from the Semester 1 reports, the College awarded Achievement Awards (receiving an A in a course) and Endeavour Awards to Year 7 12 students during an extended Homeroom last Thursday. Congratulations to all students who received an award!

06.01.2022 Year 11 hospitality students created a culinary delight this week as they cooked up a Middle Eastern themed luncheon for staff. The purpose of the staff luncheons is to enable students to meet their mandatory 12 service periods required in their course. In the current COVID-19 environment, this has been a fun venture for the students as they have catered individually for staff, whilst covering essential competencies. The menu consisted of house made falafel, hummus, mixed dressed salad, pickled turnip, chilli and pita bread. Absolutely delicious! Mrs Kenna Hospitality Teacher

05.01.2022 The Gurumbangma Mentoring Program and our Cultural Enrichment Program are the cornerstones of Aboriginal Education at Carroll College. Through these programs, our Indigenous students are able to explore their culture and form meaningful connections with the staff and their student mentors. We look forward to welcoming our Years five and six students for the Mentoring program next term.

05.01.2022 Year 7 enjoyed their time in the kitchen this morning making delicious hamburgers!

05.01.2022 Meanwhile in Years 9/10 Food Technology students have been cooking up a storm!

03.01.2022 Graduation Prayer Dear God Today as we prepare to celebrate with Year 12, we give thanks for every student. Thank you that each one is unique and brimming with potential.... Thank you for leading them in their learning, for keeping them safe as they studied, and for watching over them in their final exams. We pray that they may all feel proud this day and enjoy sharing their achievements with family and friends. May today be a memory that burns bright within them as they embark on life's great adventure. Amen. Congratulations Year 12!

03.01.2022 Award Ceremonies

03.01.2022 Students in Stage 4 PASS class enjoying the tennis unit run by tennis coach Rob Frawley Batemans Bay Tennis Club

03.01.2022 Attention: Parents of Year 10 Dear Year 10 Parents, In light of the recent developments with COVID 19 in our local area, we regret to advise that we are unable to proceed with parents attending the Curriculum Expo as advertised for next Tuesday evening. We will hold a student only Expo for our Year 10 students this coming Friday morning, Periods 1 and 2. We will present the students with all the relevant information and then allow them time to talk with individual KLA Coordi...nators about particular courses. All the information sessions will be videoed and made available to parents via our website. All scheduled interviews for next week with Year 10 students and a senior staff member will still go ahead, but again, interviews will be students only. You are very welcome to be part of your childs meeting via Zoom. Please advise your childs allocated staff member if you would like to be involved by close of business next Monday 27 July, so these zoom meetings can be organised. We apologise for the inconvenience but the health and safety of all is our overriding concern. Thank you for your understanding and ongoing support. John ONeill Assistant Principal See more