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Enjoy a safe a happy holidays everyone!

Well done to everyone who organised today's Xmas Factor! It was an incredible day of talent, fun and true Killarney spirit :) An extra special thank you goes out to our fabulous and hard working Stage Crew for their efforts. Without you guys, the show wouldn't have run so smoothly. You're true professionals!

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The SRC and teachers have kicked off Xmas Factor and they were incredible!!

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The day has arrived for the Xmas festivities to begin! Don't forget to wear your Xmas mufti for Xmas Factor today!

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The prefects are getting excited about Thursday's Xmas Factor! They're going all out with decorations :) We've also added more acts to the lineup with some great prizes to be won! Get excited, Killarney! (Performers, your performance times are posted on the hall doors)

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Next Thursday's Xmas Factor is shaping up to be an unmissable event on the Killarney calendar! Here are some snaps from today's run through of performances :)

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This term Year 7 Visual Arts students have been studying printmaking artists and their works. They have completed a native Australian plant study and created beautiful drawing & water colour pieces. They then moved onto transfering their plant drawings onto lino tiles. The students carefully carved the lino tiles and have been busily printing their works. The results are looking brilliant! Well Done year 7 Visual Arts students!

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The Ikebana workshop certainly was popular yesterday at International Day! Thanks to Aya Shibata for running the tutorials :)

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International Day was a HUGE success and lots of fun! Killarney, you raised over $1,200 for Watoto. This money will help volunteers from the charity build housing for widowers and orphans of Uganda 🇺🇬 Thank you to the International Portfolio of prefects who organised the day! Thanks also to the other prefects, SRC, students and teachers who helped organise and run stalls :) Here are just a few snaps from today!

What's on TODAY for INTERNATIONAL DAY? Mufti - come dressed in a cultural/traditional outfit - gold coin donation during home room (for the Watoto charity). Remember to bring some extra money to enjoy a variety of beautiful foods from Japan, Belgium, China, Afghanistan and France. In addition, your spare change will get you access to a range of cultural activities such as: -Ikebana ('living flowers') flower arranging (being held in A5 lab) -Afghan henna tattooing (being held on the quad - see Ms Holeman for permission notes - this is a must!) Activities that are FREE and also FUN include: -Majong tutorials and games (on the quad outside E3) -Afghan calligraphy on the quad -The Inaugural International Day Photo Comp on the quad (where you can vote for your favourite photo) -Musical and traditional performances of many kinds If the weather turns, all festivities will be held in the hall!

Year 9 student, Leon Shinkai, has been awarded a prize for his outstanding achievement in the Australian Mathematics competition. Only six other Year 9 students state wide obtained similar scores! In September, Leon also took part in the Australian Intermediate Mathematics Olympiads. His effort in that event earned him a Distinction. What a mathlete! What a legend!

REMINDER HSC STUDENTS: Please be reminded of the following dates, as previously outlined for you: --Thursday 15th December: HSC results available to students by phone, internet and SMS. Students need their BOSTES HSC PIN to access the website, studentsonline.bos.nsw.edu.au --Thursday 15th December: HSC Results Inquiry Centre opens: 1300 13 83 23 --Thursday 15th December: Staff morning tea with 2016 Year 12 students at 11.00am --January 2017: HSC credentials mailed to students --Tuesday 21st February 2017: Ceremony to celebrate high achievers in HSC (those who achieved an ATAR over 90), merit list mentions in individual subjects etc.