Castle Hill High School

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Telephone02 9634 4199

Emailcastlehill-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

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Every day matters for your child’s learning. You must contact the school if your child is absent, late or has to leave early. If you have trouble getting your child to school, please contact us - we're here to help.

The Department of Education has more details and resources to help with student attendance.

Monday / Tuesday / Friday

8:50am – 3:10pm

Activity Time
Movement Bell 8:45am
Session 1 8:50 - 9:40am
Session 2 9:40 - 10:30am
Pastoral Care 10:30 - 10:48am
Recess 2 10:48 - 11:06am
Session 3 11:06 - 11:56am
Session 4 11:56am - 12:46pm
Lunch 1 12:46 - 1:07pm
Lunch 2 1:07 - 1:28pm
Session 5 1:28 - 2:19pm
Session 6 2:19 - 3:10pm
Final Bell 3:10pm

Wednesday (Week A)

8:50am – 3:10pm

Activity Time
Movement Bell 8:45am
Session 1 8:50 - 9:40am
Session 2 9:40 - 10:30am
Recess 1 / Staff Meeting 10:30 - 10:48am
Recess 2 10:48 - 11:06am
Session 3 11:06 - 11:56am
Session 4 11:56am - 12:46pm
Lunch 1 12:46 - 1:07pm
Lunch 2 1:07 - 1:28pm
Session 5 1:28 - 2:19pm
Session 6 2:19 - 3:10pm
Final Bell 3:10pm

Wednesday (Week B)

8:50am – 3:10pm

Activity Time
Movement Bell 8:45am
Session 1 8:50 - 9:35am
Session 2 9:35 - 10:20am
Assembly 10:20 - 10:44am
Recess 10:44 - 11:06am
Session 3 11:06 - 11:56am
Session 4 11:56am - 12:46pm
Lunch 1 12:46 - 1:07pm
Lunch 2 1:07 - 1:28pm
Session 5 1:28 - 2:19pm
Session 6 2:19 - 3:10pm
Final Bell 3:10pm

Thursday

9:40am – 3:10pm

Activity Time
Movement Bell 9:35am
Session 2 9:40 - 10:30am
Pastoral Care 10:30 - 10:44am
Recess 10:44 - 11:06am
Session 3 11:06 - 11:56am
Session 4 11:56am - 12:46pm
Lunch 1 12:46 - 1:07pm
Lunch 2 1:07 - 1:28pm
Session 5 1:28 - 2:19pm
Session 6 2:19 - 3:10pm
Final Bell 3:10pm

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Castle Hill High School acknowledges the tradition custodians of the land of Castle Hill, the Darug people. The Castle Hill region was home to the Bidjigal clan of the Darug people, which means 'plains-dweller' in the Darug language. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal people.

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