Class 3 Orchestra
After their first year of learning Strings Class 3 came together to treat their parents to their first Orchestra performance.

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After their first year of learning Strings Class 3 came together to treat their parents to their first Orchestra performance.

Class Six went on a fun excursion kayaking up the Brunswick River. What good company and beautiful surrounds.
Naina



Eleni has worked for the High School for 11 years. Her expertise, skill and passion are, in many ways, irreplaceable. She has taught the students the important of colour, light, tone and perspective. She has shown them the joys of drawing and painting and helped develop artistic skill in many years of keen VA students in Years 7 and 8 and the 9/10 Elective. Eleni has shared her skills with our talented VA teachers so her teaching will live on in our High School. We thank Eleni for her many years of service to our students. We will miss her in the HS.

At the Elective Showcase this week the Visual Art Students farewell Eleni from
Teaching the Visual Art Elective – drawing

Bonjour!
Next year, if there is enough interest, some after school French classes will be offered to students who have already done French in Y7 and would like to continue learning about the French language and its culture.
At this stage I was thinking of running hourly lessons once a week for a term (probably starting in week 3, Term 1) from 3pm.
Please advise me asap:
– if your child is interested in being part of the French Club and,
– of a day which would work better for your child.
Please be aware that a cost will be involved (and that there will always be yummy French snacks!)
Please email me via Reception for further enquiries. reception@capebyronsteiner.nsw.edu.au
Merci beaucoup!
Stephanie Malaurie
This term year 8 studied an Introduction to Robotics. Students assembled a small programmable robot kit and designed programs to control the motors and various other sensors. The year wrapped up with a robot soccer game. Red team won 1 – 0 after Blue team scored an own goal!



Returning to Byron Shire and CBRSS from her Melbourne home, Alumni student Domini Forster treated our students and staff to a preview performance of her set for the Mullum Music Festival in November. It was a delight to see her perform with her former string teachers and mentors from the school Ian, Robbie, and Belinda. Afterwards, there was a Q&A session with some primary school classes and also a session with the new HSC music students about the HSC music experience and life in the music industry.

At the turning-point of time,
The Spirit-Light of the World
Entered the stream of Earthly Evolution.
Darkness of Night had held its sway;
Day-radiant Light poured into the souls of men,
Light that gave warmth to simple shepherds’ hearts,
Light that enlightened the wise heads of kings.
O Light Divine! O Sun of Christ!
Warm Thou our hearts,
Enlighten Thou our heads,
That good may become
What from our hearts we would found
And from our heads direct
With single purpose.
Rudolf Steiner, Christmas, 1923.

A must for the fridge! Marked days for school terms and events, pupil free days and holidays.
A3 size & laminated with six months on each side
Mark with a permanent marker and wipe off with essential oils.
Available at Reception. $8 each or 2 for $12.

Amazing fun and fitness. Join us next year!

There are some great new additions to our online Community Noticeboard including art pieces for sale by Denis & Bethanie’s plans for her first album, be sure to check it out here.

Term Times 8:30 ~ 3:30
Holidays 10:00 ~ 3:00
