ICAS Spelling and Science Results

The results of the spelling and science competitions of ICAS have been announced at the full school assembly this morning.

ICAS Science:

Distinction
Year 5 - Andrew
Year 6 - Han Young, Jem, Gabe
Year 7 - Julia, Jasmine, Chloe
Year 8 - Selena

Credit
Year 4 - Isaac
Year 5 - Wasiq, Felix
Year 6 - Edward, Ryan, Yang Kun, Eleanor
Year 7 - Julia, Kaelan, Isobel
Year 8 - Rebecca, Lucky, Jonathan, George, Eloise

ICAS Spelling

High Distinction
Year 8 - Lucky

Distinction
Year 4 - Maya, Madaleine
Year 5 - Felix
Year 6 - Michael, Eleanor
Year 7 - Helena, Lauryn
Year 8 - Rebecca

Credit
Year 4 - Isaac, Abby, Jacob
Year 5 - Shiyul, Andrew, Rose
Year 6 - Ruby, Hanna
Year 7 - Justine, Isobel, Kaelan
Year 8 - Rachel, Emily, Lauren, Max

Congratulations!

Reporter: Helena

Senior SMP Auditions

On the 25th of August, 21 students auditioned for Senior SMP, and 14 have been accepted.

Well done to all of those people who are getting accepted, you will be informed later on in the year. You'll have great fun next year :)

Cantamath Displays 2011

Well done to all the people whose entries went through to the Cantamaths judging. Congratulations to the entries which either won Excellence or Highly commended.
Special congratulations to Connor who received an Outstanding for his written work 'Tennis and Maths'.

Cantamath 2011!

On Wednesday, the year 7 & 8 Cantamath teams went to CBS Arena to compete against 100+ schools all over Canterbury. Cantamath is a problem solving competition with 20 questions. All teams have 30 minutes to finish. Both teams did exceptionaly well and Ms Lennon lost $20 over a bet against Merrin. Haha. The Year 7s came 6th. Anyways, the people in the team were:
Year 7s: Justine , Edward , Gabriel & Han-young
Year 8s: Rachel, Selena,Rebecca & Matthew
We all had great fun!



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Maths Extension

Today, in maths extension, we learnt about about particians. Particians work like this.

The particians of 4 1+1+1+1
1+1+2
2+2
1+3
4

There are 5 particians for the number 4. Particians are the ways that numbers can add to a certain number. You can use as many numbers as you want but you can only add.

Now find out how many particians 9 has.

Maths Extension

Reporter: Justine