Category: Updates from Rose Bay Secondary College

Magic of Schools Spectacular returns

It’s back and better than ever. Schools Spectacular is on 25-26 November with 4,700 students from 350 public schools.
We invite all school communities to be part of the magic and celebrate the return of Schools Spectacular, with 4 incredible live performances at Qudos Bank Arena on 25-26 November. Will you be joining us?
Secure your tickets now to experience:

4,700 students showcased from diverse range of ages, cultures and skills
350 schools across rural, remote and metropolitan areas across NSW
a 2,100-voice choir
2,200 dancers
46 featured artists
100-piece symphony orchestra
250 students from the Auslan signing choir
stage bands, VET crew and specialist ensembles, under the guidance of 600 teachers.

NSW Department of Education’s Secretary, Georgina Harrisson, said the Schools Spectacular showcased the creative talents of NSW public school students.
“It is fantastic that we are able to bring everyone together at the end of this school year and celebrate the talents and dedication of our staff and students in

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Webinar: Vaping – what parents and carers need to know

Join online Thursday, 10 November 2022, 7PM to understand more about the facts on the health risks of e-cigarette use (vaping).
Webinar overview

This webinar will answer your questions about vaping:

What are the harms of vaping?

 What is the impact of nicotine on young people?
 What are signs to look out for to know my child is vaping?
 What are the sources of support to quit nicotine (smoking and vaping)?
 What can I do to support my child?
 Is the sale of vapes legal? What is the situation for children under 18 years of age?
 What are schools doing to address vaping?

At the conclusion of the presentation, there will be the opportunity for attendees to ask questions of the panel.
Panellists
The following panel will be at the webinar to share information and answer your questions:

Dr Kerry Chant, Chief Health Officer and Deputy Secretary, Population and Public Health, NSW Ministry of Health
Renee West, PDHPE Curriculum Advisor 7-12, NSW Department of

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Teaching opens doors

Is it time to consider career options post-high school? How about teaching?
Teaching is a rewarding career that opens up a number of different pathways. When studying teaching, students can be supported financially and experience what teaching is like firsthand while completing practicum placements.
Teachers can explore a range of different subject areas and work in a number of locations across the state, including schools in rural and remote NSW that offer additional benefits and incentives. They also benefit from a competitive graduate salary and mentoring and support from experienced colleagues.
On the NSW Education website you can explore the benefits of a teaching career, use our how-to guide to become a teacher or watch stories of current teachers in NSW public schools. 
You can also find additional information about scholarship programs which provide students with financial support while studying and a full-time permanent teaching position on graduation.
Teaching is not only an option for

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