Year 12 Key Dates:

• Monday, 16 December – Year 12 results released by email
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• Thursday, 2 January – Change of preference deadline for Semester 1

• Friday, 10 January – 1st round offers

• Thursday, 23 January – 2nd round offers

• Rolling offers – Every Tuesday and Thursday until 13 March (last offer round for Semester 1)

Flinders University Course Updates for 2025

• Bachelor of Business Analytics

• Master of Applied Business Analytics

• Bachelor of Business (Event Management & Tourism)

• Diploma of Sports Management (Cricket)

• Bachelor of Criminology (People and Community)

• Bachelor of Criminology (Strategy & Analysis)

• Bachelor of Urban & Regional Planning

• Bachelor of Creative Arts (Interior Design)

• Diploma of Digital Content Creation

• Diploma of Information Technology

Diploma in Sports Management/Business

• Duration: 1 year

• Industry Immersion: Includes partnerships with Port Adelaide FC and Adelaide United FC

• Program Highlights: Foundation in Sports Management, placement opportunities for industry entry

• Pathway: Leads into the Bachelor of Sports Management

Bachelor of Business (Sports Management)

• Duration: 3 years

• Focus: Comprehensive study in sports management, career-ready preparation

• Opportunities: Placement components to build industry experience

Nuclear Engineering at Flinders

• International Exchange: Opportunities with companies in the US and UK

• Unique Facilities: Access to a nuclear reactor in the US

• Program Highlights: Specialized nuclear topics for a competitive edge

• Flexible Study Options: Fastrack program to complete in 3.5 years

• Degree: Flinders BEng/BSc with additional certification from URI University

Supreme Court of South Australia
Niya Singhal, Shayla Retnaraja, Felicia Xing, Evelyn McArdle, Lucy Claughton, Jemimah Satchell and Mrs Palmer had the amazing opportunity to visit the Supreme Court on Tuesday 19 November 5.30pm – 6.30pm to attend the ADC’s annual Alternative Dispute Resolution Address, presented this year by Dr. Peter Kassapidis, Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Adelaide. We were fascinated by his take on ADR’s role in the shifting legal landscape, as a financially accessible and time-efficient method of resolving civil disputes. Dr. Kassapidis highlighted how ADR empowers parties to retain control over their decisions, rather than having a third party resolve the dispute for them.

This prestigious event was attended by school students, barristers, lawyers, and Alternative Dispute Professionals, creating an enriching environment for discussion and learning. The topics and questions raised during the address were thought-provoking and illuminated ADR's relevance in a rapidly changing world. We were particularly intrigued by Dr. Kassapidis’ predictions for the future, where he foresees ADR advancing further to resolve disputes more effectively.

Participating in this event granted us the invaluable opportunity to gain insights into the evolving legal landscape and begin to reflect on how we might apply ADR principles in future contexts. Engaging with such a distinguished speaker not only broadened our understanding of dispute resolution, but also sparked conversations about how equitable and innovative methods like ADR can continue to transform the pursuit of justice for individuals and communities alike.

Niya Singhal & Shayla Retnaraja

Caroline Palmer
Careers Counsellor