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23.01.2022 ~~Updates for Week 1~~ Following the Victorian Government guidelines, only our senior students can return to school Monday. If you have a Yr 10 student studying a VCE subject, please check your emails! **Please check Compass frequently for updates. **Things are changing very quickly and we will update our families as soon as we get new information.... ***Stay safe!*** See more

22.01.2022 Face coverings will be mandatory at school from Thursday. All students and staff are now required to wear face coverings at school. The Victorian Government has announced that everyone in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire must wear a face covering when they leave home from 11.59pm on Wednesday 22 July 2020. For more information please see the college website or compass... https://copperfieldcollege.vic.edu.au/face-coverings-manda/

22.01.2022 We're so excited to welcome back our Year 7 students! #welcomeback #students #facetoface #backtoschoolforreal . . . .... . . Years 8-10 still have 2 more weeks of remote learning! #remotelearning #almostthere #keepupthegoodwork See more

22.01.2022 LOTE in remote!! Amazing work from our year 7s

21.01.2022 We are so happy to have the year 7s back on campus at Kings Park and Sydenham

21.01.2022 Need some motivation? Free Webinar for our families! Register NOW https://get.elevatecoaching.info//parent-webinar-aus-mot/

20.01.2022 Another teacher on the CC Staff Reading space is Ms Ramirez! She hated reading at the start of high school until a teacher showed her that there are many choices of genres to choose from! Follow the link to read Ms Ramirez's reading profile https://bit.ly/3iQOGm7

17.01.2022 Mindful...... or Mind Full ? Some tips to help you in times of stress

15.01.2022 Did you guess Ms DuBois on the CC Staff Reading space? Her favourite authors are Some of my favourite authors are A.S. Byatt, Jane Austen and Margaret Atwood. Follow the link to read Ms DuBois reading profile https://bit.ly/31azuun

14.01.2022 What are you grateful for?

13.01.2022 Today Friday 28th August is Wear It Purple Day! On Wear It Purple Day, we celebrate the spirit of LGBTQI+ young people and let them know that they’re valued, supported, and allowed to be proud of who they are, simply by wearing purple. This year's theme is 'We Are The Change' which envisions the importance of encouragement, empowerment and emphasis on making effective change for LGBTQI+ folks and all minority groups. Copperfield College is a ‘Safe School’, meaning we strive ...to foster a safe environment that is supportive and inclusive of our LGBTQI+ community. We stand against bullying and discrimination of LGBTQI+ people. Have a Happy Wear It Purple Day! For more information or support: Minus 18 https://www.minus18.org.au/ Q-Life https://qlife.org.au/ 1800 184 527 Kids Helpline https://kidshelpline.com.au/ 1800 55 1800 Or get in touch with the Wellbeing Team. @ Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

11.01.2022 Lockdown projects! ISO can be a bit boring and the staff at copperfield have been doing lots of different activities and projects such as puzzles, gardening, painting pots, blankets, candle making and more! It’s important to take time away from the screens and school work and do something for yourself or with your family. What have you been doing in your down time? @ Sydenham, Victoria, Australia

07.01.2022 Here are some helpful hints to help manage stress! Don't forget that our Wellbeing Team is here to support our students through this difficult time. Visit our website for details

06.01.2022 What a great VCAL project idea! Covid19 has changed everyone's plans, including the plans for some of our student projects. VCAL students Deakin, Petar and Maizer have pivoted and are looking to promote local businesses! Get in touch

05.01.2022 We know a lot of you are disappointed that our athletics carnival couldn’t go ahead this year, but here’s a way to get involved and win some prizes from School Sport Victoria. School Sport Victoria is running a virtual Track & Field. You can complete one, some or all of the events below: Sprints- 60m, 80m, 100m, 200m, 400m... Run or walk- 800m, 1500m Jumps- standing long jump, standing triple jump Throw- tennis ball throw Combined event- 100m sprint, standing long jump, tennis ball shotput and 800m run The website below has information about the challenge. https://www.ssv.vic.edu.au/Pag/SSVVirtualTrackandField.aspx You can enter their results via https://form.jotform.com/201958028380053 Or you can email them to Ms Brookshaw at [email protected] and she can enter them for you

05.01.2022 ATTENTION ALL LOCAL BUSINESSES!!

03.01.2022 Absolutely AMAZING work by Mr Mifsud’s Year 9 VCD class

03.01.2022 How many water droplets fit on a 5 cent coin? Today's record is 61. Can you do better?

02.01.2022 Join Brimbank City Council in an online webinar on 17 September to hear about ways to support your mental health, your legal rights and responsibilities, and staying engaged with school. Hear from ex-Western Bulldogs player Tom Boyd about his mental health journey, as well as the Junior Lord Mayor of Melbourne, who is a Brimbank local! Register and attend this event to go in the draw to win one of three pairs of Beats By Dre headphones.... https://brimbankyouthhealthwellbeing.eventbrite.com.au

02.01.2022 Please continue to check Compass for updates! Stay safe, stay home, stay connected.

02.01.2022 No instruments, no worries! Year 8 music students are getting creative with drum beats in iso

01.01.2022 Some of our students were lucky to have author Will Kostakis join their Webex lesson for an Q&A session

01.01.2022 Today we are supporting R U OK? Day! When you notice the signs someone is struggling, take the time to ask R U OK? If they say they’re not OK, make time to listen, encourage action and check in. When you ask R U OK?, you’re not expected to fix their problems or know the best way to help and support. But you can listen to what they’re saying. Remember if you’re worried about someone you can tell a teacher, school counsellor or trusted adult. R U OK? Has more tips and resource...s that guide you on what to say when they’re not OK. Learn what to say after R U OK? at www.ruok.org.au #theresmoretosay If you need support, speak to the wellbeing person at your campus or: Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800 https://kidshelpline.com.au/ eHeadspace 1800 650 890 https://headspace.org.au/eheadspa/connect-with-a-clinician/