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381-401 Great Northern Highway

Middle Swan WA 6056

PO Box 1516 Midland WA 6936

Senior School

P: +61 8 9374 8300

F: +61 8 9374 8301

E: [email protected]

W: www.swan.wa.edu.au

Junior School

P: +61 8 9374 8344

F: +61 8 9274 3669

E: [email protected]

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College News

How great is your

goodness, which you

have stored up for those

who fear you, which you

bestow in the sight of men

on those who take refuge

in you. Psalm 31:19

Friday 16 March 2012

parent interviews to discuss

your childs progress.

We are also encouraging

the students to attend these

interviews as a three way

discussion, so they hear rst

hand what the staff and the

parents are discussing about

their success and areas that

need development.

We are looking at applying a

series of criteria to students

for them to be selected for

and maintain their place in the

Advanced Academic Classes.

The purpose of this is to

further extend and develop

them as they move through

the College, in preparation for

the signicant workload that

they will encounter in Years 11

and 12. Some of the criteria

that we are considering are

setting specic benchmarks

for them as grades and then

different work that they will

need to complete. This

will provide a competitive

entry for students who can

demonstrate, through a

series of testing procedures,

what work they need to keep

up with to stay in the class.

Some examples might beif you are studying English

as an Advanced Class then

you would have to read and

critique a selection of literature

wsuch as novels, poetry and

short stories. If they are in the

Science Advanced Class then

it might be a series of thinking

skills in the science area and

completion of a number of

tournaments in Science.

The purpose of this is to

challenge the students to

extend themselves, getting

them ready for the future

they are striving toward.As parents of children who

might not be in the Advanced

Academic programme, this

does not mean that we are not

teaching them to their point

of need, rather we are scaling

the academic programme to

meet the students needs.

Over the years we have

developed a very thorough

understanding of the

range and capabilities of

the students, however, we

are wanting to explore the

strengthening of the Advanced

programme, not with more

work, but rather to extend the

students. We would welcome

your comments in this matter

and these can be forwarded to

the Head of the Senior School

Mr Gerhard May [email protected].

Mr M Lewis

Principal

The Executive team have

been discussing the success

and relevance of streaming

in the College and what

the Advanced Academic

program is achieving as

an overarching construct.

We receive feedback from

parents asking why we only

have two advanced classes

in each grade and why, as a

College, there is not a scope

to move beyond the traditionaladvanced program and have

a third class.

When many of us were

attending school we

remember that all grades

were streamed; for example

in my Year 9 group there

were eight classes from 9.1

to 9.8. All of the students

knew what that meant and the

work was different between

9.1 to 9.5 to 9.8. We didnt

have two 9.1s or three 9.3s.

The differentiated work from

a group in 9.1 to 9.2 was not

signicant, although from 9.1

to 9.5 there was a difference

that was notable.

As parents we want our

children to attain the level

at which they are capable.Sometimes it is very difcult

to understand what they are

actually capable of and we

encourage you to attend

Advanced Academic Program


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Senior School News

Swan Christian College Newsletter Friday 16 March 2012 2

College News

NAPLAN Testing forYears 3, 5, 7 and 9

The tests are scheduled for the mornings of Tuesday 15 May,

Wednesday 16 May and Thursday 17 May 2012. All schools

across Australia must complete the tests on the same days.

NAPLAN provides information about student performance in

relation to nationally agreed prociency bands and benchmarks.

It assists our teachers in placing students in the correct ability

grouping for numeracy and literacy. In Senior School NAPLAN

is one of the indicators used in placing students in the correct

core classes in Years 8 and 10 and for determining senior

courses of suitable difculty in the Year 11 subject selection

process.

It is very important that we recognise the signicance of the

NAPLAN tests. Full information has been sent home with the

students who will be involved in NAPLAN testing this year.

Should you require further information please visit:det.wa.edu.au/educationalmeasurement

Support Frank Alban's fight

to make Swan Christian College's

Great Northern Hwy access safer

This week we sent home a yer from the Hon Frank Alban who

is assisting us with a solution to our trafc problems on Great

Northern Highway. Please complete and return the yer to the

College by Friday 23 March so he can present them to Parliament.

Additional yers are available at the Junior and Senior School

Reception as well as Student Services.

KidSport will make it possible for Western Australian children to

participate in community sport and recreation, no matter their

nancial circumstances. KidSport will allow eligible children aged

5 18 years to apply for nancial assistance to contribute towards

club fees. The fees will go directly to the registered KidSport clubsparticipating in the project through their local government.

Eligible families include those with health care cards or pension

concession card, or those referred by other community groups,

such as schools, juvenile justice teams, government agencies and

health practitioners. These groups are known as referral agents.

The eligible student or parent/guardian can obtain an application

form from their participating local government ofce or their

website, or from a sport or recreation club. For more information

regarding KidSport and the Community Volunteer Grants go to the

Department of Sport and Recreation website:

http://clubsonline.dsr.wa.gov.au/sport4all or contact your local

government.

$200 Cash Rebate forKidSport

Each year we celebrate Easter as one of the most important

events in the Christian calendar. On Friday 30 March at 11:00am

the Middle School and Senior Schools at Swan Christian College

will come together in the Gymnasium to celebrate this special

event. Our worship band will lead us in song followed by a dramaperformance and a sermon presented by a guest speaker. All

parents are welcome to join us at this service as we celebrate the

wonderful gift of life this Easter.

Easter Service


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Swan Christian College Newsletter Friday 16 March 2012

College News

2012 Term Dates

TERM

1

LastDayofTerm Thursday 5April AllSCCstudentsfinishTerm1

TERM2

Commence Monday 23April AllSCCstudentscommenceTerm2

PublicHoliday Wednesday 25April AnzacDay

PublicHoliday Monday 4June FoundationDay

LastDayofTerm Friday 6July AllSCCStudentsfinishTerm2

TERM3

Commence Monday 23July AllSCCstudentscommenceTerm3

LastDay

of

Term

Friday

28

September

All

SCC

Students

finish

Term

3

PublicHoliday Monday 1October QueensBirthday

TERM4

Commence Tuesday 16October AllSCCstudentscommenceTerm4

LastDayofTerm Wednesday

Friday

Tuesday

5December

7December

11December

Year6Graduation(lastdayforYear6students)

LastDayforSCCstudents

AwardsNight

PupilFreeDays:Monday2331January2012

Thursday31

May

and

Friday

1June

SCEA

Conference

Monday15October2012

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Pirates of Penzance Tickets on Sale 26 March


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Senior School News


North Metropolitan Public Health Unit54 Salvado Rd WEMBLEY 6014

Telephone (08) 9380 7700 Fax (08) 9380 7736

Government ofWestern AustraliaDepartment ofHealthNorth Metropolitan Area Health Service

Public Health and Ambulator Care

PERTUSSIS (WHOOPING COUGH)

Dear Parent

A case of pertussis (whooping cough) in the children attending Swan Christian College has been notified tothe Department of Health.

Even though your child/children may be fully vaccinated, it would be prudent to watch out for the symptoms

of pertussis in your child.

What is pertussis?Pertussis is a disease caused by infection of the throat with the bacteria Bordetella pertussis.What are the symptoms?

Usually begins just like a cold, with a runny nose, tiredness and sometimes a mild fever Coughing then develops, usually in bouts, followed by a deep gasp or whoop in infants.

Sometimes people vomit after coughing

Pertussis can be very serious in small children. They might go blue or stop breathing duringcoughing attacks and may need to go to hospital.

Older children and adults may have a less serious illness, with bouts of coughing that continue formany weeks regardless of treatment

How is it spread ?Pertussis is spread to other people by droplets from coughing and sneezing. Untreated, a person withpertussis can spread it to other people for up to 3 weeks after onset of cough.With appropriate antibiotic treatment the infectious period is reduced to 5 days.Time between exposure and getting sick is usually 7 10 days, but can take up to 3 weeks.

Who is at risk ? Anyone can get pertussis

People living in the same household as someone with pertussis are more likely to catch it

Immunisation greatly reduces the risk of infection, but reinfection can occurHow is it prevented?Vaccination is the most important way of reducing pertussis in our community.

Further information is available on our website www.public.health.wa.gov.au > click on A-Z topics &diseases, then P for Pertussis.

If you have any concerns about your childs health please consult your Doctor

Natalya Baynham, Public Health Nurse

12.03.2012

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College News

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Entertainment BooksFor SaleEntertainment Books are lled with hundreds of valuable offers

from the best restaurants, attractions, cinemas, sports, hotel

accommodation and much, much more...

Purchase the new book from the College reception for just $65

and you will receive $15,000 in valuable offers you can use from

now until 1 June 2013.

Available from early May 2012, the books are sold exclusively byfund-raising organisations. When you purchase a book through

the College, you will be helping Swan Missions. If you pre-order

before May you will be entitled to receive additional money

saving vouchers as a bonus.

So dont delay, order your copy now at:

www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/8330s3

The uniform shop will be open for extended hours to assist with

winter uniform purchases for the rest of Term 1:

Mondays 8:00am - 3:30pm Extended

Wednesdays 1:00pm - 3:30pm

Students requiring full winter uniform please take advantage of the

appointment schedule.

Bathers have arrived for the interschool carnivals.

A reminder for parents that I have contacted to please collect their

orders.

Extended Trading Hours for School Holidays andTerm 2

Mon 16 April 9:00 am 5:00 pm Yr PP to Yr 6 Appt Only

Tues 17 April 9:00 am 5:00 pm Yr 7 to Yr 12 Appt Only

Wed 18 April 10:00am 6:00 pm Open Day

Thurs 19 April 10:00am 6:00 pm Open Day

Fri 20 April 10:00am 5:00pm Appt Only

Mon 23 April 8:00 am 4:30 pm School Commences

Tues 24 April 8:00 am 3:30pm

Please email [email protected] to make an

appointment.

Debbie Douglas

Uniform Shop Manager

9250 1306

Uniform Shop

Curtin UniversityScholarshipsIt is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations to the

following student from Year 12 2011, who has received the offer

of a scholarship at Curtin University:

Taylor Blee Curtin LOTE Scholarship

Good luck in all your future endeavours.


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Junior School NewsDates for Your Diary * Dates may be subject to changeFor other important dates please refer to the College website; http://www.swan.wa.edu.au/view/calendar/calendar/

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8

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9

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20 March

21 March

22 March

27 March

28 March

29 March

30 March

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Before School Swimming

Dressed for Success - Parent Information

Afternoon

After School Sport

Chess Club

Assembly - Year 4LJ

Before School Swimming

After School Sport

Constable Care Shows

After School Sport

Chess Club

After School Sport

Baby Proms

Swimming Carnival

Year 1 Pirate Day

Swan Aquatic

Conference Room

Junior School

Junior School

Maali Mia

Swan Aquatic

Junior School

Maali Mia

Junior School

Junior School

Junior School

Maali Mia

Challenge Stadium

Junior School

D A T E D A Y W K E V E N T V E N U E

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The Cross Walk After SchoolThe policy of the Junior School has been to ensure adults escort students from the Junior School grounds. In the case of Kindergarten

and Pre Primary, parents are asked to meet children at the classroom door for safe handover.

In Years One to Six, students are asked to wait at one of three places;

1. The drive through-drop zone at the front of the Junior School reception area.

2. One of the two bus escort areas where teachers are waiting to safely escort children across the school grounds to the bus stops.

3. In the case of younger brothers and sisters moving to the Senior School to meet up with siblings, they are asked to meet with the

children catching the bus then walk with teachers and cross the road together.

Due to the busyness of the car park area and the main circuit road at the front of the College, children are not allowed to cross the

crosswalk without an adult, a parent or an older family member, who may be a student of the Senior School.

Please help us to protect the children in our care and support the teachers, as they remind children of the safety rules for leaving the

school grounds.

Mrs G Entwistle

Head of Junior School


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Junior School News

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Year 3G Assembly

The Good SamaritanThis term we have been learning all about our beautiful country

Australia. In particular we have been learning about different

native Australian animals. The children researched a chosen

animal and then presented the information on a poster.

During our bible lessons we have been learning about parables

that Jesus told. We learnt that a parable is an earthly story with

a heavenly meaning. For our assembly last week we presented

a play called The Good Samaritan. In Luke Chapter 10 a

Jewish teacher stood up to test Jesus and asked him Who is

my neighbour? To answer his question Jesus told a story about

a man from Samaria, a people the Jews hated. Our play was

based on the story that Jesus told about the Good Samaritan

and the importance of being a good neighbour.

Making the props, dressing up and rehearsing has all been great

fun and we hope everyone enjoyed our assembly as much as

we enjoyed presenting it.

Miss M Guggisberg

Year 3G Teacher

Term 1 ArtThis term students have been learning a range of skills such as

using different media and how to use them to achieve a variety

of effects. We have focused on the works of Monet looking at

the quick and short brushstrokes and the way he blends colours.

These ower drawings were done using oil pastels and dying the

background. We focused on blending colours and experimenting

with different colour combinations. Art Club this term has just

started a portrait study. They are learning how to divide the face

into sections so that they can draw a well proportioned face.

Miss A Bough

Art Teacher

Year 4B HistoryIn History we recently studied the way that early Aboriginals

lived in Australia. The Noongar people followed six different

seasons during a year; this determined where they lived and

what they ate. We created a display in our classroom so

please come and have a look if you get a chance.

Mr D Berry

Year 4B Teacher


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Junior School News

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Impact Leadership

ConferenceOn Tuesday 13 March the Year 6 Student Captains went to thePerth Convention Centre for the Impact Leadership Conference.

When we arrived at the centre we went through to the Ballroom

and sat down. The conference started with some introduction

activities and then moved on to the School Bus Leadership

Principles. It was demonstrated that the bus key represents

taking opportunities, the passengers represent impact to others,

the wheels represent moving forward, the rear view mirrors

represent being observant and the steering wheel represents

setting goals. Once the School Bus Leadership Principles had

nished we had some morning tea and started the Lead likea Strawberry Leader not like a Watermelon Leader exercise.

For example; a Watermelon Leader is someone who appears

very different from who they are on the inside and a Strawberry

Leader is someone who is the same on the inside as how they

act and speak on the outside. We also learnt how to be a berry

good leader. Once we had learnt how to motivate others the

conference nished. By the end of the day we had all learnt a

lot about being better leaders.

Loren N

Year 6 Media captain

Junior School ChessWednesday during lunch time Junior School students have the

opportunity to participate in the Chess House Competition. This

week we had a wonderful turnout.

Tournament statistics are as follows:

Avon Forest Henley Stirling

8 February 19 16 20 8

15 February 38 21 26 10

22 February 38 55 60 10

29 February 52 69 89 22

7 March 74 88 117 32

14 March 122 137 166 68

New competitors are always welcome. The only pre-requisite

is that you know the rules. All those who play receive points,

whether they win, lose or draw.

Players who would like to join the Junior School Chess Team

are required to attend special training sessions after school on

Wednesdays until 4:00pm in Miss Harts room (unless special

exemptions have been given by Mr Smith).

Miss B Hart

Year 3 Teacher

IPSHA SwimmingCarnivalOn Tuesday 13 March, 24 competitors went to Newman College

for the IPSHA Swimming Carnival. Congratulations to our students

for their terric effort in the face of difcult competition. Well done

to Kimberley S for her rst place in the Yr 6 Girls 50m Breaststroke

and Benjamin B, Darcy M, Brittney B, Adam T, Cheyanne G, KaneO, and Alex L for winning ribbons for 2nd, 3rd and 4th place in their

various events.

Mrs M Rees

Sport Teacher


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Senior School News

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Yr 7 House Swimming CarnivalEvent Program

Wednesday 21 March 2012Bilgoman Aquatic Centre, Darlington.

Oral Presentations GaloreThis week in both Mrs Spurgeons Year 8 Standard and Advanced English classes the students have been presenting their Biography

Report on a famous person. Students expressed their reluctance and nervousness to standing before their peers in this daunting arena.However with bravery and hearts autter they stood tall with shaky hands and lifted their voices with condence. The reports ranged from

famous singers, movie stars, super athletes, inspirational inventors, to Australias own super heroes.

As a class we were informed and entertained by the many ways students gave their presentations. Students used PowerPoint, poster

displays and some even bribed their audience with lollies. As each orator closed their presentations they were applauded by their

classmates. The student themselves felt relieved that the experience was over yet proud they had overcome their own mental battles.

Congratulations to all!

Mrs J Spurgeon

Year 8 Teacher

9:45 21 Yr 7 F Ba/Stroke A Alysia Turner 1998 00:36.90 1

9:48 22 Yr 7 F Ba/Stroke B 1

9:51 23 Yr 7 M Ba/Stroke A Ben Lindsay 2006 00:36.25 1

9:54 24 Yr 7 M Ba/Stroke B 1

10:00 55 Yr 7 F 50m Freestyle A Alysia Turner 1998 00:29.40 1

10:03 56 Yr 7 F 50m Freestyle B 1

10:06 57 Yr 7 F 50m Freestyle C 1

10:09 58 Yr 7 M 50m Freestyle A Ben Lindsay 2006 00:29.52 1

10:12 59 Yr 7 M 50m Freestyle B 1

10:15 60 Yr 7 M 50m Freestyle C 1

10:20 61 Yr 7 U 4x50m Board Relay A Bennett 01:44.15 4

10:25-10:45 Recess Break

10:45 84 Yr 7 F 50m Fly A Alysia Turner 1998 00:32.59 1

10:48 85 Yr 7 F 50m Fly B 1

10:51 86 Yr 7 M 50m Fly A Ben Lindsay 2006 00:32.36 1

10:54 87 Yr 7 M 50m Fly B 1

11:00 Pool Noodle Relay A 6

11:10 118 Yr 7 F Br/Stroke A Ricci Bean 1997 00:37.90 1

11:13 119 Yr 7 F Br/Stroke B 1

11:16 120 Yr 7 F Br/Stroke C 1

11:19 121 Yr 7 M Br/Stroke A Ben Lindsay 2006 00:40.24 1

11:22 122 Yr 7 M Br/Stroke B 1

11:25 123 Yr 7 M Br/Stroke C 1

11:40 138 Yr 7 F 4x50m Freestyle Relay A Mungulu 2009 02:39.74 4

11:45 139 Yr 7 M 4x50m Freestyle Relay A Ephesians 1997 02:32.95 4

12:00 Presentations


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Senior School News

LanguagesLanguage is best learned in short, frequent sessions. This

is the message that the Language Department has been

promoting here at Swan. There are many ways that students

are able to have time in their busy days to practise their

language skills. From using Language Perfect, an on-line

learning program to which each student who studies languages

at Swan are subscribed, using free apps, reading class

notes, to reviewing vocabulary from word cards. There are

a multitude of ways to nd the ve minutes per day that is

recommended.

To this end all Year 7 students have been given a laminated

tablemat with French on one side and Japanese on the other.The tablemat allows the student to rehearse learned language

while eating an afternoon snack and without having to open

books or turn on computers or other electronic devices.

It is the hope of the Language Department that parents would

not only permit the tablemats to remain on the table but that

they, too, would become involved in encouraging the students

to practise their languages.


Noongar IncursionOn Friday 9 March the Year 7 students participated in an incursion

with the Noongar people. Mr James Spurgeon talked to the class

about how they survived and lived. Mr Spurgeon talked about how

the Noongar people rely on the environment to get food sources

and to make everyday things. Some of our everyday items like

toilet paper could be made out of different materials found in the

bush.

By Liam Minotti

Mrs Ellerys Year 12 3AB Math class have an extra tuition session

Monday Week 9 after school (26 March) from 3:30pm until 4:30pmand snacks will be provided.

Please endeavour to bring with you past papers, assignments and

questions and this way our time will be far more effective.

In Week 8 tuition will be held during directed study. Test in Week 9

during directed study.

Year 12 3AB MathTuition

The French and the Japanese Classes are running language

and cultural activities for all language students every week atlunch time from 1:00pm 1:25 pm

Tuesday: Japanese Language Get Together in

Classroom P05

Thursday: Japanese Cultural Get Together in

Classroom P05

Friday: French Club in Classroom P06

We encourage all students studying French or Japanese

to come and join us. This is a wonderful opportunity to get

to know each other, share experiences and practise your

language.

Language Classes


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Senior School News


CAREERS EXPOMONDAY 2 APRIL 2012

3:30PM - 7:00PMThe annual mini careers expo event will again be held at the

College as part of our Parent Teacher Interview Evening.

The aim of the expo is to provide the most current careers

information in an easily accessible place so students and

parents together can collect information, ask questions and

make informed decisions on students vocational pathway

options.

Representatives from 11 providers will attend the expo:

University of Western Australia

Curtin University

Edith Cowan University

Murdoch University Central Institute of Technology

Polytechnic West

Australian Defence Force

Hospitality Training Group

Building and Construction Industry Training Fund

Swan Trade Training Centre

Careers Resource Centre

Harvest West Bible College

SAE Institute

We received positive feedback from this event last year and

would encourage you to attend with your child.

Please contact the College if you require further information

on 9374 8300 or email [email protected]

Set aside regular study time for English

This is critical. Because there is not a lot of content in English

that you need to learn, the temptation is to spend your allocated

English time on other subjects where the results of your study

are more obvious.

The study of English is primarily about developing your reading,

writing, viewing and oral skills; these NEED regular practice

in order to be developed. The rewards are not immediately

apparent, but without regular application you will not reach yourpotential in this subject. What follows is a list of things you can

do during that study time.

Start a vocabulary list with your own denitions

Start a journal of your learning in English

Repair spelling and grammatical errors

Practise your writing

Read more widely

Practise your oral presentations

Study summaries of texts for exams

Revise checklists of conventions and techniques used in

texts

If you feel unmotivated because you are not learning anything

new in English, but simply writing more essay-like responses

which you were already taught how to write, more or less, back

in Year 8 well, consider this: you also rst learnt to relate

to the opposite sex in a different way back in Year 8, more or

less. Are you still giggling and running off to the bathroom or

swaggering around making grunting noises? Well, your essays,

like your relating to the opposite sex, need maturing. Like agood cheese, matured writing takes time and the working of

the applicable culture, that is, doing the things listed above to

develop depth and breadth.

Language (English) is the God-given primary medium for

communication, thinking, creativity and enjoyment. It is

the medium in which God reveals himself and we shape

understandings of ourselves and our world. Your skill in English

determines the level of access you have to knowledge and your

ability to engage with life and society at a meaningful level. The

study of English is worthwhile.

How to study English

in the Senior Years


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Senior School News


Dates for Your DiaryFor other important dates please refer to the College website; http://www.swan.wa.edu.au/view/calendar/calendar/

* Dates may be subject to change

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17 March

19 March

21 March

22 March

26 March

28 March

30 March

31 March

Saturday

Monday

Wednesday

Thursday

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Saturday

The Forrest Centre

SCC

Bilgoman Aquatic Centre

Challenge Stadium

Challenge Stadium

McGillvray Oval

D A T E D A Y W K E V E N T V E N U E

Cafe Menu

Monday: Grilled Chicken with Asian Greens

Tuesday: Curried Lamb

Wednesday: Stir Fried Chicken

Thursday: Beef Casserole with Dumplings

Friday: BBQ Greek Lamb with Cous Cous

A Salad Bar and a selection of healthy salad wraps and

sandwiches are available every day. We are still looking for

volunteers to help in the Cafe on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you

are able to help out please contact Rocky on the College number.

Egg and bacon mufns are now available at the Junior School

Canteen for $2.00 (recess only).

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Year 12 Charity Ball

Hills Interschool Sports Competition

Year 7 House Swimming Carnival

WACSSA Interschool Carnival

ACC Interhouse Swimming Carnival

John Welborn Cup Tournament

Year 10 Vietnam Trip

Zambia Trip


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Community News


Swan Christian College provides advertisements as a community service.The inclusion of any advertisement is not necessarily an endorsement by the College.

Free Crche Every

TuesdayLeave your little ones with our professional and caring crche

staff while you attend a range of services we have on every

Tuesday:

General emotional one-to-one counselling

Perinatal Depression (PND) one-to-one counselling

PND Therapy Group FREE PAP Smear

Our services are:

Low cost Professional

All private & condential

Self-referral

Crche available for children from 0 to 5 years old

For booking or further information, please call 9250 2221 or

email [email protected].

Midland Womens Health Care Place

4 The Avenue MIDLAND WA 6056

Winter Baseball

Program at SwanDistricts JuniorBaseball ClubThere will be two programs running on Saturday afternoons from

5 May to 30 June between 2:00pm and 4:00pm

Program 1: Tee-ball to Baseball transition and Little League

program for 9 to 12 year olds. The rst 5 weeks being instruction in

baserunning, batting, pitching, catching, ineld and outeld and thelast 4 weeks being games. Cost of tee-ball to baseball transition

program $90.00

Program 2: Baseball Winter Program for 13 to 16 year olds. This

is aimed at developing players skills during the winter months.

They will receive instruction in baserunning, batting, pitching,

catching, ineld, outeld. Cost of Baseball Winter Program $125.00

For further information and registration form please contact:

Marina Brennan 0422 522 463 / 9250 6508

[email protected]

Registrations need to be in by 14 April 2012Hills WomensHockeyFor girls who just want to have fun and play hockey! Girls and

women, 13 years +. Train and play locally. Friendly, affordable

Sunday afternoon competition at Forresteld, Guildford and

Chidlow.

For more information go to:

http://www.hillswomenshockey.org.au/.

Easter FamilyFestivalSaturday 31 March 10:00am 2:00pm

Parkerville Baptist Church, 910 Seaborne Street, Parkerville

Free entry! Animal farm, balloons, toddler jam session, face

painting, hands-on activities for kids, slot car racing, much

more! All welcome.

Hook In 2 HockeyOld Guildfordian Mundaring Hockey Club.

For more information please contact Kelly Finigan on 0413 232 162

or go to their website www.ogmhc.com.au.

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