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Written by Elen Welch
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Friday, 20 November 2009 08:12 |
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Year six students from various Primary Schools visited Moruya High School for their 7 Orientation Day on Wednesday 18th November. The Orientation Day was for all the students who were planning on attending Moruya high School for next year, giving them an introduction to what Moruya high School has to offer them. Students took part in many different activities during the day, including Maths, Geography, Cooking and Woodwork. The day was a great success and was enjoyed by all. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 20 November 2009 08:13 |
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Climate Action Forum Eurobodalla |
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Written by Media Group
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 08:07 |
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WHAT’S hot and happening at the CAFÉ? On Saturday, 21st November, from 1:30 to 5:00pm, the Climate Action Forum Eurobodalla will be holding a meeting to address and discuss the issues of Global Warming.
There are Global Warming sceptics around the world, but at Moruya High School, a group of students are hoping to get the word out, to hopefully influence others to even take a small step by cutting their own household emissions.
The meeting is open to the public to come along to hear all the speakers, including global climate change authorities, Dr. Mark Diesendorf and Dr. John Kaye. Dr. Mark Diesendorf is an author and world authority on energy generation and teachers at the University of NSW in the Institute of Environmental Studies. Dr. John Kaye was elected to the NSW Legislative Council in 2007. He was a teacher and researcher at the University of NSW where he specialised in sustainable energy and greenhouse issues.
A number of local groups including Coastwatchers, South East Region Conservation Alliance [SERCA], Clean Energy for Eternity [CEFE] and the Eurobodalla Greens are working with the students from the Moruya High School Environment Group to host this Climate Action Forum in Moruya.
Those attending will also be treated by local musicians Damian Coen and Danny Freeman. Please come along, listen to the music, listen to the speeches and come with an open mind. There will be tea and cakes available.Members of the audience will be encouraged to ask questions to the panel and express their points of view. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 20 November 2009 08:04 |
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Greenday/Slavery Awarness Day |
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Written by Media Group
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Monday, 16 November 2009 08:32 |
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On Tuesday 17th, the SRC, Environment Group and Slavery Awareness Group will be running activities to promote slavery awareness.
There will be classroom activities throughout the day including:
· Giant board game in Quad that promotes Slavery Awareness
· Letter writing to chocolate companies who are not Fair-Trade
· Signing the Petition against slavery
· Making Slavery Awareness posters
· Awareness Slide show
A Fair-Trade café will be run by the SRC selling cake, coffee, milkshakes and Stop The Traffik stickers at recess and environmentally friendly BBQ at Douglas Park at Lunch. A Carbon Footprint activity will also be held in the hall.
Stalls with badge making, petition signing, Fair Trade Chocolate and catalogues will be running at recess and lunch.
This is NOT a mufti day. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 16 November 2009 08:37 |
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Written by Kate Holder
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Monday, 09 November 2009 08:06 |
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Moruya Year 10 Agriculture class travelled to Narooma to attend the Cows Create Careers Day, on Thursday the 29th of October. The day was a celebration of the end of the three week, Cows Create Careers program. The students participated in a quiz, listened to speeches and had a great time on the day.
The students were entered in the senior division of the competition for which they looked after calves for three weeks to learn about the process of dairy farming. The Moruya Group called “Udderly Cool” won the senior division and received $50 each, a ruler, paper pad, key-ring, pen and a rubber for their efforts. Groups from Narooma High, Batemans Bay High, Eden High and Bodalla Primary also attended the day which was a great success .
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Written by Kate Holder
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Tuesday, 03 November 2009 08:12 |
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The next round of the U/15s Girls basketball competition was held in Narrandera on Friday 30th October. The group of 7 students travelled to Narrandra on Thursday and were greeted with a dinner provided by the home team at their school. This gave the students a chance to interact with each other before the game the next day.
Early the following morning the students of Narrandera High turned up to their local basketball stadium to watch the game. It was a close game the whole way through but Moruya managed to keep a consistent lead right till the finish. The students beat Narrandra convincingly with all girls playing a great game. This is a huge achievement for Moruya High School as it qualifies the girls for the Final 8 State Championships in Terrigal in a couple of weeks.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 November 2009 08:17 |
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