It is hard to believe that the year is progressing so quickly with the end of Term 3 upon us. It has been another full and busy term but one that I believe has been very successful. My thanks go to all within the St. Patrick’s College community for your efforts and support throughout Term 3.
19 September 2013 No. 29 60 Park Parade Shorncliffe QLD 4017 Tel (07) 3631 9000 Fax (07) 3631 9001 Email offi[email protected]www.stpatricks.qld.edu.au A Catholic Boys' School in the Edmund Rice Tradition catering for Years 5 to 12 Dear Members of the St. Patrick’s College Community It is hard to believe that the year is progressing so quickly with the end of Term 3 upon us. It has been another full and busy term but one that I believe has been very successful. My thanks go to all within the St. Patrick’s College community for your efforts and support throughout Term 3. Last Sunday the Deagon Picnic Race Day was held and was a huge success. St. Patrick’s College had its marquee with 200 guests. Our marquee was the talking point of the day with its pink and black decorations and stylish setup. A great day was had by all. My special thanks must go to Mrs Stacey Bishop for the outstanding job she did in coordinating our part of the day. She was well assisted by many St. Patrick’s College staff, whom I also thank, but Stacey’s coordination of the event was outstanding. Funds raised from the day will go towards the St. Patrick’s College Scholarship Fund which will be used to provide opportunities for students to attend St. Patrick’s College who otherwise would be unable to attend. e Foundation is doing a great job in assisting the College and I again urge members of the College community to consider whether you can financially support the Foundation. For further details contact Stacey Bishop on 3631 9052. No reports are being sent home this term. However, your son will have results from his assessment so again I encourage parents to contact teachers with any queries about progress or how we can work together. Although no reports are being sent home I will be sending a letter detailing a range of topics including updating of personal and medical information. I would ask that parents return these forms or update via St. Patrick’s College Connect. Accurate and complete information is critical for the College to operate effectively, so your support is requested. On Saturday, along with Mr Luke Royes, Mr Joe Kadel and eight St. Patrick’s College students, I will travel to the Tiwi Islands as part of the College’s Immersion Program. is is our first immersion to the Tiwi Islands and I am certainly looking forward to spending time in the various communities. As part of our journey we will be accompanied by Jack Munkara and Adam Tipungwuti who are from the Tiwi Islands and are members of the St. Patrick’s College community. I will provide an update via e Calling early in Term 4. Last Friday the Hockey team competed in the BHA Grand Final. e team performed very well throughout the season and were only beaten (2-1) in extra time. My congratulations go to Ms Watson and the players for a great season. Also last week the CIC Track and field team competed in their CIC Carnival with many PBs performed on the day. My thanks go to Mr Luke Donatini and Ms Kate Colahan for their great work throughout the season. Finally this week, I again thank everyone for their support throughout Term 3 and wish you a restful break in preparation for a short and busy Term 4. Have a great week God Bless Dr Michael Carroll College Principal
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19 September 2013 No. 29 60 Park Parade Shorncliffe QLD 4017 Tel (07) 3631 9000 Fax (07) 3631 9001 Email [email protected] www.stpatricks.qld.edu.au
A Catholic Boys' School in the Edmund Rice Tradition catering for Years 5 to 12
Dear Members of the St. Patrick’s College Community It is hard to believe that the year is progressing so quickly with the end of Term 3 upon us. It has been another full and busy term but one that I believe has been very successful. My thanks go to all within the St. Patrick’s College community for your efforts and support throughout Term 3. Last Sunday the Deagon Picnic Race Day was held and was a huge success. St. Patrick’s College had its marquee with 200 guests. Our marquee was the talking point of the day with its pink and black decorations and stylish setup. A great day was had by all. My special thanks must go to Mrs Stacey Bishop for the outstanding job she did in coordinating our part of the day. She was well assisted by many St. Patrick’s College staff, whom I also thank, but Stacey’s coordination of the event was outstanding. Funds raised from the day will go towards the St. Patrick’s College Scholarship Fund which will be used to provide opportunities for students to attend St. Patrick’s College who otherwise would be unable to attend. The Foundation is doing a great job in assisting the College and I again urge members of the College community to consider whether you can financially support the Foundation. For further details contact Stacey Bishop on 3631 9052. No reports are being sent home this term. However, your son will have results from his assessment so again I encourage parents to contact teachers with any queries about progress or how we can work together. Although no reports are being sent home I will be sending a letter detailing a range of topics including updating of personal and medical information. I would ask that parents return these forms or update via St. Patrick’s College Connect. Accurate and complete information is critical for the College to operate effectively, so your support is requested. On Saturday, along with Mr Luke Royes, Mr Joe Kadel and eight St. Patrick’s College students, I will travel to the Tiwi Islands as part of the College’s Immersion Program. This is our first immersion to the Tiwi Islands and I am certainly looking forward to spending time in the various communities. As part of our journey we will be accompanied by Jack Munkara and Adam Tipungwuti who are from the Tiwi Islands and are members of the St. Patrick’s College community. I will provide an update via The Calling early in Term 4. Last Friday the Hockey team competed in the BHA Grand Final. The team performed very well throughout the season and were only beaten (2-1) in extra time. My congratulations go to Ms Watson and the players for a great season. Also last week the CIC Track and field team competed in their CIC Carnival with many PBs performed on the day. My thanks go to Mr Luke Donatini and Ms Kate Colahan for their great work throughout the season. Finally this week, I again thank everyone for their support throughout Term 3 and wish you a restful break in preparation for a short and busy Term 4. Have a great week God Bless
Dr Michael Carroll College Principal
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Mrs Stacey Bishop Foundation
What a fantastic day was had by those guests who attended the St Patrick’s College Marquee at the Deagon Race Day on Sunday! The atmosphere in our marquee was amazing and from all reports the day was a great success. St Patrick’s College has a proud history in the local community so it seemed fitting that we should support this momentous occasion. Special thanks must go to our major supporters. Coffee Club was an integral part of the day sponsoring our marquee, while Wired Orthodontics, Dickies First National, Rhino Finance, Sarah Cleeland Family Lawyers, Sandgate Physical Health Clinic, Tox Free and Act Now Energy Solutions were instrumental in supporting the St Patrick’s College Jim Douglas Class 3 Plate. Thank you also to our wonderful MC Bart Sinclair. I think our guests would agree that Bart’s racing expertise certainly added to the atmosphere of the day. As this was the first time we have held an event of this nature we are aware of a few teething problems but we would be keen to hear your feedback so we can ensure any future events are even more enjoyable. Proceeds from the day will support the St Patrick’s College Foundation and in particular the Edmund Rice Bursary. The Edmund Rice Bursary will be offered for the first time in 2014 to a new student, who due to financial hardship and family circumstances otherwise would not have the opportunity to attend the College.
For those who missed out on the fun at this year’s event, word around the track is that the Deagon Community Race Day will be an annual event. See you at the races in 2014.
As another busy term comes to an end, the P&F wish to thank all those who take the time to attend the monthly meetings and volunteer their time to assist where needed. One of the main objectives of the P&F is to work with the College to achieve our common goals. In 2013 to date, we have been able to contribute in various ways, providing both our services and funding. Fundraising activities have included manning a stall at the Bluewater Festival, running the Mother’s and Father’s Day stalls and selling the Entertainment Books. The P&F were then in the fortunate position to contribute the towards funding the 2013 Parent Education evenings: Brett Lee ‘Internet Safety and Cyber bullying’, Dr Paul Gibney ‘The Role of Fathers in Their Son’s Lives’ and Dr Ian Lillicoe ‘Boys and their Schooling’. These events were well attended by the College community and the topics were well received. We were also able to contribute $500 towards the Paddies Garden and provide Student Folios to all new Year 5 2014 students. Other ways in which we have been able to serve are to fund
and man the College’s Open Day Barbeque (cooking over 2,000 sausages!!!) and volunteering our time to assist with the Tuesday Night Paddies Van. We are also planning to be at the upcoming Orientation Evening on 14 October to welcome new families to the College. For our final fundraiser for the year we are again holding the P&F Jazz & Shiraz afternoon in the Waterford Building on Sunday 20 October. This event was last held in 2011 and was a huge success with a capacity crowd. It’s a great opportunity for the College community to get together in a relaxed and friendly way as the year draws to a close. We encourage you to be quick to book your tickets (only $10-00), which will be on sale early in Term 4.
Mrs Andrea Sked P& F
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This Saturday 21 September is the International Day of Peace, declared by the United Nations for the first time in 2002. At this time in our world, with a particular focus on the recent atrocities in Syria, it seems that a focus on peace is as important as ever. This year, the theme for “Peace One Day” is: “Who will you make peace with?”, challenging us to not just look at the concept of peace on the world stage, but also in our daily lives. At tomorrow’s end of term liturgy at 12.45pm in the Callan Centre, to which all are invited, we will look at this in more detail. We will also celebrate the fact that we have now been an accredited Global Peace School for one year. Mrs Theresa Kellett from Save the Children Australia will be in attendance at our liturgy to congratulate us on our progress as a Peace School and to present the inaugural “St Patrick’s College Save the Children Peace Award”. If you would like to know more about Peace One Day, have a look at their website and participate in the day of online activities and concerts throughout Saturday: www.peaceoneday.org. Each day of her adult life, Mother Teresa of Calcutta prayed this prayer, attributed to St Francis of Assisi, after whom our new Pope is named:
Lord, make me a channel of your peace,
That where there is hatred, I may bring love; where there is wrong, I may bring the spirit of forgiveness;
where there is discord, I may bring harmony; where there is error, I may bring truth; where there is doubt, I may bring faith;
where there is despair, I may bring hope; where there are shadows, I may bring light;
where there is sadness, I may bring joy.
Lord, grant that I may seek rather to comfort than to be comforted; to understand rather than to be understood;
to love rather than to be loved; for it is by forgetting self that one finds,
it is by forgiving that one is forgiven, it is by dying that one awakens to eternal life.
Have a great, relaxing and peaceful holiday.
Mr Matthew Hawkins AP Identity
Mr Chris Campbell AP Curriculum
Congratulations to all students on the extremely responsible and focused way in which they undertook examinations over the last two weeks. It was a little concerning that a number of boys were absent from exams due to family holiday arrangements. It is important to note that at St Patrick’s College, assessment will always take place in the final week of any term. As per College policy, students who miss an assessment task are required to complete the piece of work on the day of their return. Boys from Year 5 -11 are all part of the College’s 1 to 1 laptop program. As indicated in the IT Acceptable Use Policy, the laptop remains the property of the College though students are required to maintain the device in good condition. The majority of boys are excellent in their handling of the laptops. However from time to time, wear and tear will occur. At the end of Term 4 boys will be required to return their laptop. At that stage it is probably too late to alert the IT department of any damage. The turn around time for repairs can be slow, which could result in the computer not being available at the beginning of next year. Could I ask that if there is any damage at all to your son’s computer that he takes it to IT support as soon as possible, rather than wait until the end of Term 4.
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Ms Selena Fisk Triathlon
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Mr Frank Torrisi AP Student Formation
WANTED Rice House supports Indigenous communities in North Queensland with sporting equipment. In 2011, Rice House men collected football boots and sent them to very grateful students in Normanton. We have just found out that the Yarrabah community (an hour outside Cairns) are short of some vital sports supplies, so Rice House is calling for donations of the following: Rugby League balls Netballs (size 5) Skipping ropes Tennis balls Cricket equipment
The school and community would also really appreciate any donations of: Used football boots Used sports shoes (including
girls) Sports socks
Please pass donations on to Mr Walker and we will endeavor to get these to Cairns at the start of Term 4. The children of Yarrabah would very much appreciate all donations.
I would like to take the opportunity to wish all members of the St Patrick’s community all the best for the upcoming Spring break and hope that it is both restful and energizing. Congratulations to the Year 12 students and all students for a positive Term. It certainly has been a long but positive term. Enjoy the break – it is well deserved.
I would like to raise some important information regarding hair/grooming and uniform before the commencement of Term 4.
EXIT PROCEDURES FOR YEARS 8, 9 AND 10 All students in Years 8, 9 and 10 will be required to complete a form before they exit from Term 3. The form has been included in the Student Diary on Page 120 and 121. It will be required to be signed off by various staff members and parents laptops by their teachers, Library books by Library Staff, Lockers and Locks, by House Deans, assessment by Mr Campbell and incomplete duties/detentions by Mr Torrisi. The form has been developed to make students accountable and serves as a check that your son has completed all his duties at school. Students who do not complete this form will be required to attend school until 3.00pm on the final day of school.
HAIR The Hair and Grooming Policy is located on page 21 and 22 of the Student Diary with the underlying principle “St Patrick’s College requires students in order to maintain a high
standard of dress and grooming so as to present an appropriate image of the College to the broader community and to each other, it is an expectation that hair be kept neat, tidy and above the collar, ears and eyebrows at all times”. I ask that all boys make the necessary arrangements to have their hair cut to meet the College guidelines before the start of Term 4. If you are going on holidays please make sure your son has a haircut before he returns. If his hair does not meet College Guidelines he may be sent home and then be required to attend Saturday detention to make up the time missed. Please assist us in maintaining the high standards of both Uniform and Grooming. TERM 4 UNIFORM Term 4 commences on Tuesday, 8 October, for all students. All students are to wear the school summer uniform during Term 4. However Year 11 and 12 students must continue to wear the College Ties. Please ensure your son wearing his complete uniform for the first day of Term 4.
LOST PROPERTY At the end of the term any lost property that is not claimed and not named will be either returned to the Uniform Shop to be resold or will be given to St Vincent de Paul. We have a lot of unnamed clothing in lost property. Please ensure that all clothing is labelled in a number of places in permanent marker pen.
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Mr Luke Donatini Director Of Sport
As we enter into the holiday break before the start of Term 4, it is a good time to remind all students involved in AIC Basketball, Tennis and Track & Field to stay focused over the holiday break and try to maintain some level of training and fitness. Round 5 for Basketball and Tennis is Saturday 12 October and it is important that we finish the ‘back half of the season’ as well as we started the season. There will be some degree of holiday training taking place over the break, so we encourage any student involved in Trimester 3 sport who is able to attend these sessions to please do so. Many thanks to all the students in Year 5, Year 6 and Year 7 who participated in Basketball, Tennis and/or Track & Field this year. We do hope that the 2013 season for those students involved was rewarding and enjoyable and we now look towards building on this season for 2014. Thank you to all the parents and coaches who have given up their time to assist with the above mentioned sports. Your contribution has been crucial to the overall success of this year’s junior sporting program. At the completion of the 2013 CIC Track & Field Championships, St Patrick’s College placed 7th overall. The athletes who represented our College performed to the best of their ability with many of them achieving personal best efforts on the day. They can be very proud of what they have
achieved this year. OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Hamish Langenberg (Year 9) & Jackson Langenberg (Year 8) – selected into the Queensland Under 14 European Handball Team to compete at the National Junior Handball Titles held at Logan last weekend. Hamish was named as the Queensland captain. Queensland was victorious and won the National Championships. Christian Ramsay (Year 12) – selected into the Under 19 Queensland Schoolboy’s Hockey Team to travel to New Zealand and compete from Tuesday 1 October. Liam Hannaway (Year 9 – 100m Hurdles), Jordan Johnson (Year 12 – 800m), Jarrod Kwan (Year 8 – 100m, Long Jump) David Lauchs (Year 10 – Discus), Darcy Roper (Year 10 – High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump, 100m, 100m Hurdles) Joshua Smith ( Year 12 - T35/F35 in Javelin, Discus, 100m) – all selected into the Metropolitan North Regional Secondary Track & Field Team to compete at the Queensland Secondary Track & Field Championships, State Athletics Facility, Nathan in October.
Br Chris Pritchard Tennis
Congratulations to all teams for your efforts at training and competition in Term 3. Your consistency has brought great results to yourselves your families and your College . CIC TENNIS In the CIC competition thanks to Brad Harbottle, Matt Greenlaubs and Steve Graham for their coaching and management skills. A special thanks to the parents of all the players who assisted in many aspects. As the season has concluded there are two options available for our players. Friday nights 3:30pm - 6:00pm at the Deagon courts at
$3 per player. Saturday mornings 8:00 - 11:30am at the Deagon
courts at $10 per week ie $70 for the term. Payable to Brett Plant on 0418726 346.
AIC TENNIS In the AIC competition we are currently coming 2nd, this could all be lost with two weeks away from training and competition. There is an option for 8 senior players to join Deagon Tennis Centre on Saturday afternoons from 1:30 pm - 4:30pm with Mr Paul Cross at $ 7 an afternoon, please phone on 3269 8710. HOLIDAY TRAINING TIMES Training is offered and expected during the second week of the holidays at St Patrick’s College Morven Courts from Tuesday 1 October to Friday 4 October at the following times. U14 & 15 8:30am - 10:15am U13 U16 & Open 10:30am - 12:30pm Monday 7 October is a public holiday U16’s and Opens will train at the Deagon Courts from 7-30am - 9:00am and U 13 will train 9:00am - 10:30am .
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Br Chris Pritchard Tennis
Xcelerate Your Game! Brad Harbottle’s Coaching & Development PO Box 1000 Redcliffe, 4020 Queensland 4019 Australia Phone: 0412961651 FB: Xceltennis Coaching E-mail: [email protected]
To: St. Patrick’s College Parents
From: Brad Harbottle (Xcel Tennis), College Tennis Coach
Re: TENNIS COACHING FOR ALL STUDENTS (Parents and Friends) Group and Private lessons held on the school tennis courts. Lessons held before and after school. Group lessons $125/school term, Private lessons $22/ half hour. College Head Coach: Head AIC & CIC tennis coach at the College for 13 years
Coached First IV team to AIC Premiership in 2006
Coached various College teams to AIC Premierships
Run the College’s ‘Tennis Academy’ coaching program
Run the College’s ‘Emerging Players Squad’ coaching program
Run the College’s ‘Year 6/7 Squad’ coaching program Conduct private tennis coaching program for College players Tennis Australia ‘Club Professional’ Coach
Tennis Coaches Australia ‘Level II’ Coach
Tennis Australia ‘HotShots Development Program’ Coach
Own and run Xcel Tennis
Attended University in the USA on a tennis scholarship
University degrees in Economics, Business, and Computer Technology
Coached numerous state and nationally ranked players Coaching for twenty five years
I would like the opportunity to assist your sons with their tennis development. The College has put their trust in me, I hope you will too. Term 4 will see a new series of tennis coaching programs commence at the College. If you would like to get them involved with tennis for the first time or continue their development please contact me. Cheers, Brad
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Ms Marthy Watson Hockey
Over the last 11 weeks our hockey team has played in the BHA Metropolitan School Boys Cup. They have lost one match during the season and played BBC in the semi-finals, defeating them 4-1. They faced an unbeaten St Edmund’s College team in the finals last Friday. It was a nail biting game and the score was locked at 1 – 1 at full time. They went into drop off and 1 minute before the end of the second drop off Eddies got a short corner and scored, clenching victory. Our boys played exceptionally well and captain Alex Bhugon lead the team from the front. Excellent goal keeping from Xander Gwyn-Jones and strong running by David Stokes, Evan Warland and Christian Ramsay. Thank you to all the supporters who came down on a Friday afternoon to watch the games. The game and interviews will be broadcast on Thursday night on Hockey Zone TV4 (digital
channel 44). All results and photos are on the BHA website: http://www.bha.org.au/13/pages/competitions/schoolboys-cup.php If you do miss the show on 4ME there will be a chance to watch the episodes online. Visit the Hockey Zone TV Website where you'll find links to YouTube. Select the segment that you want to watch to enjoy at your leisure.
Congratulations to Christian Ramsay who made the U/18 Men’s Queensland team. The team will be touring New Zealand for two weeks during the holidays. Owen Smith made the U13 Queensland State team. He will be participating in Melbourne from the 28 September - 5 October in the National championships.
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Mr Corey Meehan Basketball
AIC BASKETBALL As there are still three crucial rounds of AIC Basketball to go after the break it is essential all students involved continue to practice and refine their individual skills. A large degree of basketball skill development can be completed as an individual; I would encourage all students to speak to their respective coaches for skills to work on during the break. Below is the holiday training schedule, it would be beneficial for students to attend these sessions over the holidays where possible.
OPEN COURT SESSIONS All AIC basketball students welcome. Students will be supervised and are asked to wear SPC Basketball apparel/PE Uniform. Normal school rules apply
AIC BASKETBALL HOLIDAY TRAINING
Week 1
MON 23/9/13
TUE 24/9/13
WED 25/9/13
THUR 26/9/13
FRI 27/9/13
OPEN COURT 2:00pm-3:00pm Callan Center
U14A, B & C
1:00pm-3:00pm Callan Center
Week 2
MON 30/9/13
TUE 1/10/13
WED 2/10/13
THUR 3/10/13
FRI 4/10/13
OPEN COURT 2:00pm-3:00pm Callan Center
U16 Meet @ SPC GYM 7:30am – 10:00am
U16 Meet @ SPC GYM 7:30am – 10:00am
U16 Meet @ SPC GYM 7:30am – 10:00am
U16 Meet @ SPC GYM 7:30am – 10:00am
U15A 7:30am-9:00am Callan Center
U15A 7:30am-9:00am Callan Center
2nd V 3:00pm-4:30pm
U13A & U13B 3:00pm-5:00pm Callan Center
Day Date Time Event Location Team / Coaches
OCTOBER 2013
TUE 8
3:30pm AIC TRAINING AT BOONDALL RESUMES FOR TERM 4 BEC U13-OPEN
SAT 12
8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 5 vs.
VILLA HOME U13-OPEN
SAT 19
8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 6 vs.
SPLC HOME U13-OPEN
SAT 26
8am - AIC BASKETBALL ROUND 7 vs. SLC AWAY U13-OPEN
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Mr Ryan Schultz Track & Field
AIC TRACK AND FIELD It has been a great 10 weeks of Track and Field training throughout Term 3 with great numbers at training and ever improving results at the Warm Up Meets. It is very important that students continue to work hard throughout the holidays so that they maintain existing fitness levels and track and field performances. It will be great to see any student involved at the below holiday trainings. If students are going away on holidays it is encouraged that they perform a couple of sessions also.
HOLIDAY TRAINING STRUCTURE Sprints/Middle Distance/Jumps: Week 1 Tuesday/Thursday 8am-9:30am Back Oval Week 2 Tuesday 1 October 3-5pm Curlew Park (Jumps on Back Oval) Throws: Tuesday 1 October 3-5pm Curlew Park Track and Field Camp 4 - 6 October Sunshine Coast See below flyer TERM 4 TRACK AND FIELD Week 1 Training: Tuesday 8 Oct 3:30pm – 5:00pm Curlew Park Thursday 10 Oct 3:30pm – 5:00pm Nudgee College Track Week 2 Training: Monday/Tuesday 3:30pm-5:00pm Curlew Park Thursday 3:30pm – 5:00pm Nudgee College Track Final Warm Up Meet: Friday 11 October 3:30pm – 9:00pm QSAC Bus will be provided for students to and from QSAC Please Note: This will be the final chance for students to record results that will ultimately pick the Championship team. Any student wishing to be selected MUST be at this final Warm Up Meet.
AIC CHAMPIONSHIPS Friday 18 October QSAC 3000m, 1500m and Field Events (schedule will be release at later date) Tuesday 22 October QSAC 100m/200m/400m/800m and Relays Remaining Field Events A bus will be provided for the Championship team to and from the two official AIC meets. It is expected that all members of the SPC Championship team will be in attendance at both meets. More information will be provided at a later date.
HOLIDAY NETBALL CLINIC FOR BOYS AND GIRLS The dates and venues are: Wednesday 25 September – Strathpine Indoor Sports 9am–12pm for 5–10 year olds Tuesday 1 October- Wynnum Indoor Sports – 9am-12pm for 5-10 year olds Wednesday 2 October- Brisbane West Indoor Sports – 9am-12pm – 25-10year olds
Thursday 3 October - Brisbane West Indoor Sports – 9am-3pm – 11-16 year olds Friday 4 October – Strathpine Indoor Sports – 9am–3pm – 11–16 year olds The half day clinics are $35 each and full day clinics are $65 each. For more details or if anyone is interested contact Christian on 0439 766 196 or Camille on 0411 737 600. To register go to the website http://www.cleverevents.com.au and just follow the links.
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Mr Ryan Schultz Track & Field
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Mr Ryan Schultz Cricket
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Rosters
TUCKSHOP ROSTER
TUCKSHOP ROSTER
UNIFORM SHOP
LAST TRADING DAY THIS TERM THURS 19 SEPT
SHOP REOPENS TUES 8 OCT.
TRADING HOURS TERM TIME TUES 12-4pm, WED 10AM-2pm,
Thu 10/10 Jacquie Baldock, Liz Dittberner, Andrea Massey
Fri 11/10 Tanya Smith, Shelley Paine, Lorette Atkinson, Helene Finegan
The Paddies Van is Proudly Sponsored by:
ROSTER FOR UPCOMING SERVICE PROGRAMS
Tuesday Morn BBQ Decker Park, Sandgate
7.25 am - 9.00 am
Tuesday Evening Street Van Brisbane City
5.00 pm - 8.45 pm
Thursday Morning BBQ Humpybong School 7. 30 am - 9.00 am
Saturday Night BBQ Sandgate Sandgate Lagoon 5.45 pm-8.30 pm
Tuesday, 24 September N/A
Tuesday, 24 September College Staff
Thursday, 26 September N/A
Saturday, 28 September
Liam Morgan, Jordan Humble, Jayden Callow, Daniel Bruce
Please Note: If you cannot fulfil your commitment to take part in these service programs, please advise Mrs Righetti ASAP.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
ALL TERM 3 SCHOOL FEE ACCOUNTS NEED TO BE PAID IMMEDIATELY - UNLESS A PAYMENT ARRANGMENT HAS BEEN PUT IN PLACE. THE TERM 4 FEE ACCOUNT WILL BE EMAILED OR POSTED DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF THE HOLIDAYS WITH PAYMENT DATE SET FOR THE 8TH OCTOBER, 2013. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES PLEASE CONTACT JUDY KELLY ON 36319019 OR VIA EMAIL [email protected]
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Term 3 Week 11. Term 4 Week 1 Date Claimers
WEEK ELEVEN
20 September
Last Day Term 3 All term 3 fees should have been finalised please contact finance to make arrangements. End of term Liturgy. Students dismissed at 1:30pm.
