Year 9
Key Dates
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Sibling, Cocurricular and Catch Up Photos |
Wednesday 11 March |
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Summer Sport Photos 1 |
Friday 13 March |
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Yr 9 Parent Coffee Morning |
Wednesday 18 March |
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Musical |
26-28 March |
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International Day |
Tuesday 31 March |
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Summer Sport Photos 2 |
Monday 30 March |
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Cross Country Carnival |
Thursday 2 April |
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Yr 9 Family Picnic |
Saturday 4 April |
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Second Hand Uniform Sale |
Sunday 5 April |
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Cocurricular Photos 2 |
Wednesday 8 April |
Parent Communication
To stay up-to-date with what’s happening at Redlands, your best source of information is via Redlands Pulse, Note Day and email. Information on upcoming Yr 9 parent/family functions will also be shared via the Class of 2023 email. Thank you to Tiff, Suzy, Melinda and Erin for arranging these valuable events and managing parent communication. A gentle reminder that the School does not condone the use of social media platforms for parent communication.
News and Achievements
- ISA Basketball Finals were held on Saturday with five Redlands teams winning their Grand Final. Special mention to the Girls 1sts and team member Emelie Bessell of Yr 9 for winning the ISA Shield – congratulations girls.
- This Saturday in Canberra is the Rowing ACT Head of the Lake Championships. Best wishes to all Yr 9 rowers.
Grease
Thursday 26 – Saturday 28 March
Come along and support the 20+ Yr 9 students involved onstage, in the pit, backstage or in the hair and makeup crew. Grease has remained one of the world’s most popular and enduring musicals. Funny, frank and featuring the hit songs Greased Lightnin’, Hopelessly Devoted to You, You’re The One That I Want and Summer Nights, Grease follows the journey of Danny and Sandy, alongside the T-Birds and the Pink Ladies, as they navigate high school to the unforgettable rock n’ roll soundtrack that defined generations. Limited tickets available only, so be quick! Tickets can be purchased here.
SchoolTV: How Much Do You Know About Sleep?
Our bodies produce a sleep chemical called melatonin to help us fall asleep. For younger children it is produced early in the evening, but for teens it occurs around 11.00pm. It is recommended for teenagers to get around nine hours of sleep, but if your adolescent is only falling asleep around midnight, then they are a long way off from being ready to be woken at 7.00am. Being less alert when they arrive at school can impact negatively on their ability to learn and retain information. So, how much do you really know about sleep? Take the quiz SchoolTV quiz and find out.
Ms Marita Jansons
Yr 9 Advisor
mjansons@redlands.nsw.edu.au
9968 9819