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Summer skills for 2021 school leavers

Get job-ready this summer with fee-free courses across in-demand industries.
The NSW Government’s Summer Skills program of fee-free short courses is now available to all school leavers aged 16-24.

School leavers can choose from a wide range of vocational courses in booming industries such as hospitality, agriculture, retail, construction, information technology, business and many more.

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Participants can gain training and valuable workplace skills whilst building their CV’s as they explore their interests in growing career sectors.

With courses located across NSW, this summer is an excellent time for NSW school leavers to build their skills and get ahead in 2022.

Registrations for the Summer Skills program with prioviders will close on 28 February 2022.

Explore our course and find out more about the program on our website.

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COVID-19 vaccination for students aged 12 years and over

As schools prepare for the start of Term 1, 2022, parents and carers of students aged 12 years and above are reminded to book their children’s Pfizer or Moderna vaccination as soon as possible. Bookings are available through the Vaccine Clinic Finder. 
NSW Health advice indicates that vaccinations offer excellent protection against COVID-19 in children. Even though COVID-19 in children is often milder than in adults, there’s strong evidence to support vaccinating children.
Vaccines give the immune system a helping hand to protect against serious illness and possible long-term effects from COVID-19. Vaccinations also help to protect friends, family and our school community by reducing the spread of the virus. 
Visit the NSW Government website for more information or talk to your doctor if you have any questions or concerns about the COVID-19 vaccination for your child to help you make an informed decision.
All staff are also advised that booster vaccinations will be included in an updated Public Health Order as announced by the NSW Government on Friday 7 January 2022. Further

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Welcome back to Term 2 , 2022

Good morning to all community members of Rose Bay Secondary College.
Term 2 starts today for all students and we look forward to welcoming them all back on campus. We hope all our families had a restful and healthy break.
We welcome two new permanent staff members to RBSC this term, MS Sai Hemvititum in the TAS faculty and Mr Siva Pathmanathan in the Mathematics faculty. I can tell already that they both have a passion for teaching and great expertise in their subject areas. We also welcome in a temporary capacity, Ms Elisha McINtyre, replacing Mr Mike Bailey in History and Ms Nikki McWhirter and Mr Patrick Renford in the PDHPE faculty.
A reminder please of the high expectations for uniform compliance at RBSC as we head into the cooler months. With ventilation so necessary, we recommend all students bring a warm jumper with them every day but ensure they have the

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Information about school operations 4 May 2022

Good morning members of the Rose Bay Secondary College community,
On Wednesday 4 May, 2022 there will be industrial action taking place. As a result, minimal supervision only (no actual teaching of classes) will be available at Rose Bay Secondary College on that day. We will however, still be running the scheduled cross country carnival, for competitors only, at school that day. Further communication for competitors from Mr Flack will be forthcoming shortly. Students who attend on 4 May are advised to bring their own recess and lunch as the canteen may not be available.
Kind regards,
Melinda Bright
Principal
Rose Bay Secondary College

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