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🎓 A huge achievement for Dr Dzi!Congratulations to Katherine High School senior teacher Dr Dzivaidzo “Dzi” Machingura, who has completed her PhD through Curtin University.Dr Dzi’s doctoral research focused on mathematics education, curriculum and teaching strategies — knowledge she is now putting into practice in the classroom at the Katherine Flexible Learning and Engagement Centre.Completing a PhD is a remarkable achievement, with Dr Dzi balancing full-time study and work during her journey and completing her research within the three-year timeframe she set herself.She hopes her achievement will encourage other educators considering further study to take the leap.Her advice? “Go for it.”“It is really a good experience, and it sharpens your brain … we need people to go there and learn more, develop more and come up with new ideas.”👏 Congratulations, Dr Dzi — a wonderful achievement! #everypersoneveryopportunity #KatherineHighSchool #teamKHS
We have had some great news from the Katherine Eightball Association, their team of junior players recently competed in Darwin achieving some outstanding results.Congratulations to the Katherine High students that participated. Ezra was awarded the Player’s Player of the tournament. Kris was part of the Doubles Championship and Tom and Knovah were in the winning side that took out the mixed team's event. Coaches Annette and Willy said – “KEBA couldn’t be prouder of the juniors, they are to be commended on both skill & sportsmanship.” #everypersoneveryopportunity #teamKHS #KatherineHighSchool
Vaccination Update - Today, Katherine High School held a vaccination clinic for Year 11 and 12 students who had missed their scheduled vaccinations.Nurse Lis has asked us to share some information about possible side effects following vaccination.Common side effects are usually mild and may last for 1–2 days. These can include:Soreness, redness or swelling around the injection site.Mild fever.Headaches, muscle aches or tiredness.Feeling a little unwell.Students are encouraged to rest, drink plenty of water and apply a cool compress to the injection site if it is sore. If symptoms are severe, unusual or getting worse, seek medical advice.Upcoming Vaccination Clinic - Nurse Lis and the team will return to Katherine High School on Tuesday, 20 October, to provide catch-up vaccinations for students in Years 7–10.For further information or concerns about possible side effects, please contact your healthcare provider or Nurse Lis 0408 429 230
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