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19/8/09
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When all of the Moama  
Grammar students arrived  
 
back at school on Tuesday
 
the 14 of July, the northern  
area of the school had been  
 
split into two. For the  
children’s safety the entire  
 
area was fenced out so no  
one could get into the  
 
construction site, so it now
 
take a few more minutes to  
get to the art and  
 
technology rooms and on the  
other side the library, year  
 
9, 10, 11 lockers and rooms  
20 and 21.  
 
 
 
 
 
The new buildings that are getting built is a canteen
 
 
that all of the students are very excited about and 
a new and more spacious staff room and a dance  
 
hall for our dancers. The buildings should be
 
finished by the end of the year so the teachers and
 
students will have to get used to the new routes  
 
they have to take.  
   
 
   
   
     
   
   
   
  

   
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Yesterday
  on the 28 of July
the year fives, sixes, sevens
 
and eights went too
Yarrawonga
  for a fun day of
sports. The
  schools we played
against were Cathedral We had to take 3 big
 
College from Wangaratta, buses and one mini bus,
Christ the
  King College from the bus ride took around
Cobram  and Victory College two hours and it didn’t
from Albury/Wodonga. seem to go long for some
 
We all played Netball, Footy, people but for others it
Soccer,  Table tennis and was long. We amused
vortex.   ourselves with our iPods,
phones and other games.
 
It was a fun day for
everyone but most people
were happy to be getting
on the bus and resting and

Up coming happy to be going home.

Sports Day
On the 18th of August we
are having our athletics
sports day, it is hard to
guess who will win this
year because Meninya
won last year in 2008 and
Chanter won in 2007. It
is a good and fun day for
everyone; lots of people
dress up in their house
colours.
 Half of the year
sevens have wooden
lockers and the other
half have metal
lockers. The wooden
ones are much larger
than the metal lockers
so everyone should
have wooden or
everyone should have
metal lockers.

Do we need more locker

space ???
Should we have less
YES assignment’s ???
NO
YES
Morgan and Jamiah
NO

Cassie and Jamiah

Should our dress code
be less strict ??? Should we have more
YES casual dress days???

NO YES

Sarah .B. and Cassie NO

Sarah .A. and Chelsea

Look closely at the pictures

Is it a duck or
a rabbit??
On Thursday the 13th and
Friday 14th Moama grammar Zach Stapleton is
students will perform at the playing the main roll
paramount in the upcoming of ‘sheer-lock
play ‘Sheer-lock Holmes’. Holmes’ and Bridget
All of the year sevens are Booth is playing
singing two songs at the ‘Doctor Watson’.
school play, the songs are They will have the
‘All Aboard’ and the finally toughest job of
song. standing up in front
of the whole school
and our parents at
the cinema.

Everyone has worked extremely hard and

when the big night comes it will be even
better than it has been in practise, we
appreciate all the trouble the costume
designers did for us and the teachers who
directed and the teachers who helped go
over every ones lines.
  
Preparation Time

15 minutes

Cooking Time

40 minutes

Ingredients (serves 8)

 Melted reduced-fat dairy spread,

to grease
 50g (1/2 cup) cocoa powder
 80ml (1/3 cup) hot water
 2 tsp instant coffee powder
 2 tsp boiling water
 1 x 100g pkt almond meal
 100g (1/2 cup) caster sugar
 3 eggs, separated
 Strawberries, washed, sliced, to
serve combined. Gently fold in remaining
egg whites until just combined.
Method 5. Pour mixture into prepared pan.
Place cake pan in a roasting pan.
1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Brush a
Pour enough boiling water into the
round 22cm (base measurement)
roasting pan to reach two-thirds
cake pan with melted dairy spread
of the way up the side of the
to lightly grease. Line the base
cake pan. Bake in preheated oven
with non-stick baking paper.
for 40 minutes or until a skewer
2. Combine the cocoa powder and hot
inserted into the centre of the
water in a medium bowl. Combine
cake comes out clean. Remove
the instant coffee powder and
from oven. Remove cake pan from
boiling water in a cup. Add the
water bath and set aside for 20
coffee to the cocoa mixture and
minutes to cool. Turn cake onto a
stir until combined.
wire rack and remove paper. Set
3. Add almond meal, sugar and egg
aside for a further 20 minutes or
yolks to cocoa mixture, and stir
until cooled to room temperature.
until well combined.
6. Cut cake into wedges and
4. Use an electric beater to whisk
carefully transfer to serving
egg whites in a clean, dry bowl
plates. Serve with strawberries.
until soft peaks form. Use a metal
spoon to fold a spoonful of egg
whites into cocoa mixture until
 Look closely at
the tree there
might be a baby in
it ??

Say the colour not the

word...

What’s wrong with

the dice ???
There hasn’t
been much in
the lost
property lately
but here is
what’s been
lost.

Up above there
is a drink bottle
and lunch box
lid.

Down bellow
there is a black
belt from one of
the boys.