ST aLOYSIUS college 53 Wakefield Street, Adelaide, South Australia 5000 / www.sac.sa.edu.au / 82173200 Page 1 Page 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Newsletter ISSUE 2: Friday 9 February 2018 2018 Ms Paddy McEvoy PRINCIPAL FROM THE PRINCIPAL Dear Parents/Guardians, Friends and Students of SAC, At our Opening Mass to celebrate the start of the 2018 school year, our celebrant Fr Charles Gauci called on students to let their light shine as they develop their giſts and talents throughout the year. In this Year of Youth, we also celebrated the giſt that young people are to our Church and our world. Students of all ages engaged respectfully in the Mass and the choir led us in beautiful singing. Aſter just one week of school, our new Reception students enjoyed their first whole school event. is week Reception to Year 8 parents and teachers spent some time together at our Meet the Teacher evening. Clear and consistent communication between home and school is vital to students’ growth and development, and we like to begin the school year by establishing strong relationships. It was great to have so many parents attend these information sessions. Next Tuesday 13 February our Year 12 parents will also attend an Information Evening, focused on effective ways to support students in their final year at the College. Tell Us Your Thoughts Here's your chance to shape the future of SAC. We would love to hear from all students, parents and the SAC community. Please complete the survey in the link below in the next two weeks. Your input will make a difference. hps://www.riggsdigital.com/ sac-survey Thank you Continued page 2 • Student Representative Council ..............2 • Opening School Mass 2018 - Photos.....3 • Sacramental Meeting...................................3 • Term 1 Diary (Weeks 3 & 4) 2018 ............4 • Canteen Roster (Weeks 3 & 4)...................4 • Canteen Ordering Online..........................4 • Music at SAC.....................................................5 • Secondary Sport............................................6 • 2018 Sport Leaders.......................................7 • Reception Welcome......................................8 • Year 6- First Day of School ...........................9 • Swimming Inspired Art................................ 10 • Practical Life - Saturday Club Program..... 10 • SAC Uniform Shop......................................... 11 • Photo Day - Day 2..................................11 • Year 12 Parent Information Night.....11 • Girl Nation ...............................................12 • Open Day 2018.......................................12 • Swimming Carnival 2018.....................12 • Parenting Research...............................13
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Newsletter
ISSUE 2: Friday 9 February 2018
2018
Ms Paddy McEvoyPRINCIPAL
FROM THE PRINCIPALDear Parents/Guardians, Friends and Students of SAC,
At our Opening Mass to celebrate the start of the 2018 school year, our celebrant Fr Charles Gauci called on students to let their light shine as they develop their gifts and talents throughout the year. In this Year of Youth, we also celebrated the gift that young people are to our Church and our world. Students of all ages engaged respectfully in the Mass and the choir led us in beautiful singing. After just one week of school, our new Reception students enjoyed their first whole school event.
This week Reception to Year 8 parents and teachers spent some time together at our Meet the Teacher evening. Clear and consistent communication between home and school is vital to students’ growth and development, and we like to begin the school year by establishing strong relationships. It was great to have so many parents attend these information sessions. Next Tuesday 13 February our Year 12 parents will also attend an Information Evening, focused on effective ways to support students in their final year at the College.
Tell Us Your Thoughts
Here's your chance to shape the future of SAC.
We would love to hear from all students, parents and the
SAC community.
Please complete the survey in the link below in the next two
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From the Principal continued...
It is always a privilege to acknowledge the effort and commitment of our graduating students, and Tuesday’s Merit Ceremony at Government House was no exception. Achieving an A+ with Merit in any subject is exceptional, and 15 Merits were awarded to St Aloysius College graduates this week. These young women all achieved an ATAR over 90, and the diversity of their pathways beyond school reflects the individuality of their strengths and passions. We look forward to welcoming back 36 graduates from the Class of 2017 to our own Dux Assembly next Monday. Our Old Scholars’ Association (SACOSA) will also be holding a gathering for all the 2017 graduates on March 23, 5-7pm, and we hope that will be the first of many opportunities to reconnect beyond school.
Clare Peterson (Class of 2017) was recognised in a special way at this year’s Merit Ceremony. Clare was one of 27 students presented with a Governor of SA Commendation – Excellence Award in recognition of her outstanding results and strong commitment to community service. During her years at the College, Clare took part in Fair Trade Fortnight, Blankets of Love, Vinnies Sleepouts, the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, planted Green JAM garden beds and many other social justice initiatives that profoundly shaped her experience of school. Clare’s story exemplifies an education at SAC: we are educating for empathy, engagement, curiosity and openness. Our graduates emerge with a strong sense of moral purpose and feel empowered to make a difference in the world. These are outcomes of a very innovative, contemporary approach to education, and they come about because teachers and support staff work hard every day to nurture these qualities in our students. We are so proud of Clare’s achievements and look forward to her leading Student Social Justice initiatives through JAM in 2018.
The Student Representative Council Executive for 2018 has made a strong start to the year by preparing letters of welcome for our Year 8 students. These gestures of support for students transitioning from primary to secondary school indicate that our student leaders have hearts open to others. I know that they will be great role models for younger students and the Mercy values of service and respect are already strongly evident in their leadership.
I hope that our new students are beginning to feel at home at SAC. As we say our final farewell to the Class of 2017 at the Dux Assembly next Monday, I know that all students will be inspired by their achievements to embrace the opportunities for learning and friendship that present themselves in 2018.
Ms Paddy McEvoyPRINCIPAL
Bridie SquireSRC President
Jasmine DallimoreSRC Vice President
Lucy EatonSocial Justice Leader
Georgina ToomeSocial Justice Leader
JamiesonMadex-Hefford
Lauren Huynh Alana Matalone Meghan Keane
2018 Student Representative Council Executive
Fariba SahelBianca Vidal Imogen O'Reardon
Ioanna KourlisGabrielle Alderdice Isabel Salter
Governor’s Commendation reCipient Clare peterson
“My school was amazing and got me where I am.”
The SAC Old Scholars Association (SACOSA) invites the
Class of 2017 to Drinks and NibblesFriday 23 March 2018, 5-7pm (St Aloysius College Staffroom)
Merit Ceremony at Government House
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Sacramental MeetingStudents at St Aloysius College have an opportunity to prepare for the sacraments of:
• Reconciliation from Year 3• Confirmation and First Eucharist from Year 4
These are according to the Catholic Rite. They will learn about these sacraments through the Religious Education program with their class teachers (Years 3 & 4) or at lunchtime lessons (Years 5-6). They will attend a one day workshop at school with me. Students can then celebrate their sacraments in the Adelaide Cathedral Parish or in their own parishes.
Parents are required to attend some meetings during the year to participate in the family preparation. This is an important part of the sacramental program. You will be required to present your daughter at Mass for Rite of Welcome on Sunday 18 March at 6pm at St Francis Xavier Cathedral and then at the Thanksgiving Mass at the end of the year. These presentations will be conducted with St Mary’s College and Christian Brothers College which form part of the Adelaide Cathedral Parish.
A meeting will be held on Tuesday 27 February in the Catherine McAuley Auditorium at 7pm for those interested in having their daughters prepare and celebrate the sacraments in 2018. Fr Charles Gauci from the Adelaide Cathedral Parish will be presenting information about the importance of sacraments. You will be able to nominate your daughter to participate in the sacramental program this year. Please send me a copy of your daughter’s Certificate of Baptism if you have not done so in the past, and return the slip below to the home class teacher or email to me directly.
Ms Sandra SofiaRELIGIOUS EDUCATION (R-6) [email protected]: 8217 3212
Opening School Mass 2018 Year of Youth
“Fr Charles Gauci called on students to let their light shine as they develop their
gifts and talents throughout the year.”
Please print and return this to your daughter’s home class teacher by Thursday 22 February 2018I/we will be attending the Sacrament meeting on______________________________________________________________Daughter’s Name: _____________________________________________________________ Class: ___________________Contact Name & Phone Number: ___________________________________________________________________________
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MUSIC AT SACWelcome back to another busy and exciting year of Music at St Aloysius College. Music forms a very special part of the College community and students are offered a variety of learning experiences from individual tuition to choirs and various instrumental ensembles.Tuition is available for the following instruments in 2018: * Acoustic Guitar * Electric Guitar * Saxophone* Bass Guitar * Flute * Trombone* Cello * Oboe * Trumpet* Clarinet * Percussion * Viola* Double Bass * Piano * Violin* Drum Kit * VoiceLessons will be offered for 30 minutes per week during school time. Times are generally negotiated with the individual instrumental teacher so that lessons are on either fixed or rotating timetables, as appropriate. 2018 Instrumental/Vocal Tuition Application Forms with all details are available for collection from the SAC Office, or your daughter may collect a copy from the Music Department.Supporting instrumental lessons are a number of ensembles and choirs. Ensemble playing gives players and vocalists the opportunity to learn a vast array of repertoire while experiencing the sound of a full band, orchestra, choir or chamber ensemble. Students also use the opportunity to expand upon the techniques learned in private lessons. We encourage all students learning an instrument to participate in at least one ensemble at the school. Ensembles offered are:* Primary Choir (Years 3-5)* Junior String Ensemble* Middle School Concert Band (Years 5-8)* Catholic Schools Music Festival Choir (Years 6-7)* Senior Choir (Years 7-12)* Senior String Ensemble* Flute Ensemble* Catch 22 Choir (audition required)* Stage Band (Years 8-12)* Orchestra (Years 7-12)* Rock Band (Years 8-12)* Percussion Ensemble (Years 7-12)* Drum Corps (Years 7-12)Each ensemble has many opportunities to perform throughout the year. Events include Music Camp, Generations in Jazz, Catholic Schools Music Festival, School Assemblies, Eisteddfods - Adelaide and Balaklava, community and college events, etc.
This year’s annual Music Camp will be held at the Nunyara Conference Centre in Belair, providing an opportunity for intensive rehearsals and team building activities. It will be held from Sunday 4 to Monday 5 March and will involve all members of the SAC Senior Choir, Catch 22, Stage Band, Orchestra, Flute Ensemble, Senior String Ensemble, Rock Band and Drum Corps. Students will be provided further details from their respective ensemble director.
MUSIC CAMP
It gives me great pleasure to introduce our St Aloysius College Music Leaders of 2018: Elspeth and Indyanna (Primary Leaders) and Madeleine and Siobhan (Senior Leaders). Music Leaders are an integral part of the Music leadership team and are required to attend meetings, participate in college ensembles/choirs as befitting their music vocation, assist with Music and whole school events and provide active leadership within the SAC community. I congratulate the girls and look forward to working with them throughout the year.For more information about the Instrumental or Music Curriculum Extension Programs, please do not hesitate to contact me. Looking forward to a great year of music making!
Ms Linda ClementeMUSIC COORDINATOR
MUSIC LEADERS
Indyanna Elspeth
2018 Music Leaders
Madeleine Siobhan
Primary Leaders Senior Leaders
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SECONDARY SPORT
Welcome to Secondary Sport for 2018! As the new Secondary Sport Coordinator, I have been thrilled to hear of so many students having the courage to try a new sport in Term 1. At SAC, we encourage our girls to recognise sport as a way of developing their whole self. It provides opportunities for our students to be more involved in their school community, to make new friends, to develop resilience, to understand the importance of commitment and working as part of a team, to have more energy, to control their emotions and to develop self-confidence. This term, SAC has nominated a number of teams in secondary indoor volleyball, touch football, water polo, basketball and tennis competitions. Several students in Years 7/8 have also nominated to participate in the weekly lunchtime lacrosse clinics. It is fantastic to see so many of our students involved in sport and committing to being physically active. I look forward to watching our Years 7-12 students compete as well as sharing their achievements with you throughout the year. Students who have nominated for Term 1 secondary sport should have received a permission form during this week. These permission forms must have been returned to the PE Office by today, Friday 9 February. These forms are a requirement in order for students to participate in secondary sport in Term 1. All nominated students will receive an information pack via email this evening outlining all the details for the sport they are involved in for Term 1. It is important that all students and parents read this information pack carefully. All Term 1 sport participants, parents/uardians must read the appropriate SAC Sport Handbooks that are available on the SAC website. Please read the information corresponding to the nominated sport thoroughly, in particular the SAC sport and weather policies.
During Week 1, Years 7-12 students who are strong long distance runners, swimmers are cyclists were given the opportunity to sign up for the SAC Triathlon team to compete at the Schools Triathlon Championships held in Week 4. Unfortunately, Year 8 students who are on camp that week will not be able to compete. Students can compete in the individual event where they complete a swim leg, cycle leg and running leg and/or they can compete as a member of team racing in one leg of the race. Students have until Tuesday to register their interest by signing up on the PE Office window.
Ms Katie FenoughtySECONDARY SPORT COORDINATOR
INTERSCHOOL SPORT
IMPORTANT NOTICEClipsal 500 will take place 1-4 March, 2018
Please make sure you allow sufficient time to make all sporting commitments for that week and weekend. Road closures will impact traffic
conditions and travel times.
Read Sport Handbook
Step 1
Nominate Online
Step 2
Receive Permission
Form
Step 3
Return Permission
Form
Step 4
Sport Info Packs
will be emailed to students
Step 5
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Congratulations to Kate Green 12BC and Isobel Larwood 12CE who have been selected in the South Australian U18 girls State Lacrosse team. The girls are also trying out for the U19 Australian women’s team to compete in Canada next year. We wish them the best of luck in their endeavours.
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2018 Sport Leaders
LucySports Captain
Georgia Sports Captain
Katelyn Sports Captain
Maggie Captain
TayteVice Captain
Brooke Year 7 Captain
St Anne House
AlanaCaptain
MayaVice Captain
CartiaYear 7 Captain
St Clare House
IsobelCaptain
GraceVice Captain
SiennaYear 7 Captain
St Margaret House
Rhiannon Captain
Tiahna Vice Captain
Ruby Year 7 Captain
St Teresa House
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RECEPTION WELCOMELast week we welcomed 30 new Reception students and their families to St Aloysius College. They join the existing Reception students who commenced mid last year.The girls have settled in very well and have been keen to participate in all activities.Reception students have already been introduced to two of our valuable programs that will run throughout the year: SIA (Support in Action) is a peer support program between Reception and Year 6 students and our in-classroom recycling program using eco bins.We thank Ms Libby Butterworth and Ms Wendy Heuzenroeder for generously supporting Reception students and teachers throughout the first week of school.
Ms Juliana O’Neill, Ms Olivia Spadavecchia, Ms Tanya Halstead & Ms Jo SzegediRECEPTION TEACHERS
R-OS learning how to use the Interactive board
Cielo meeting her 6MH SIA sisters Jaime and Caitlin Ella getting to know her SIA sister Lilyana
Georgia writing some numbers
Belinda and Alannah practising blending skills
All Reception students learn about the school’s new eco bins
R-TH experience their first PE lesson
Amayah and Harper practising their counting skills PE is fun!
‘This was the best day of my life.’April Buranyi-Trevarton R-TH
“I have loved playing on the playground with my friends.
I learnt the Chinese word ‘Ni Hao’ and the song about ‘Ni Hao.”
Kiara Smith R-OS
“I love our new classroom.” Alannah Goode R-JO
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YEAR 6 - FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL EXPERIENCEStudents in 6RL started off well with activities to get to know each other, art tasks and organisation to set themselves up for a successful year!
Ms Renee LambiYEAR 6 HOME CLASS TEACHER
STUDENTS’ REFLECTIONS
On the first day of school I was nervous and I got a bit scared that I wouldn’t be in my friends’ class. When I saw they were in my class, I felt happy because I had a good teacher and I had most of my best friends with me. Now I am really excited for the year ahead and what it holds. Lilyana Hails 6RLDuring the end of the holidays I was getting myself worked up about the first day of Year 6! When I was on the way to school I thought I felt fine but as soon as we got to the school gates I was so excited and nervous. There was no reason to be worried though, the class and all the students are so nice. All day we did the best things, colouring and getting to know everyone. Ms Lambi has been so kind and warm to the whole class. I think this is going to be a great year. Elizabeth Burgess 6RLThe night before school I was really excited to see my friends and be in Year 6! The morning of the first day of school I was very excited, but also very nervous. I was so nervous that I didn’t eat breakfast. As I got ready, I kept thinking about the good things that will happen in Year 6. When I got in the car, I didn’t stop talking. I wanted to get the nerves out of my system. When I walked into school, I saw all my friends and the nerves went away. I was so happy to see that my friends are in my class. Georgia Robertson 6RL
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SWIMMING INSPIRED ARTSTUDENTS’ REFLECTIONS
Students in 5JV enjoyed their swimming lessons with Ms Fenoughty, playing water games and learning new skills. Sharing time in the pool together as a class is not only good physical exercise, but it is great for friendship building and inspiration for creating works of art!
Ms Jo VillisYEAR 5 HOME CLASS TEACHER
Painting by Madeline Suneson Painting by Abbie Coles
Painting Michaelle PfeifferPainting by Nisha
Mettananda All smiles while sharing time in the pool
Saturday 10 FebruarySaturday 24 February
Saturday 24 March(three sessions)
Saturday Club Program - Term 1 2018 For further info and to register, please visit the following link:
Each session has been designed to grow skills that will help our children navigate
some of the more practical aspects of life from emotions to responding to an emergency.
PRACTICAL LIFE
(Please note that due to the March long weekend, sessions 3 and 4 do not have a
weekend in-between)
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OPENING HOURSTuesdays & Thursdays
8:15 - 11:30am
Wednesdays 1 - 4pm
We are now selling SAC bathers, water polo bathers, swimming caps, swimming bags, new SAC drink bottles and keep cups, Year 12 jumpers and basketball uniforms
(second-hand and new)
Students can be fitted by us and can purchase the uniform at recess and lunchtimes.
You can also send your credit card details with your child or ring and give your details over the phone.
No appointment necessary.
Ms Skye Harper & Ms Giselle Wright
SAC UNIFORM SHOP
53 Wakefield Street, Adelaide SA 5000Uniform Shop direct line: 8217 3267
Day 2: Thursday 15 February 2018All Home Classes (except Years 8 & 9)
and various group photos
Order envelopes have been distributed to students!Please bring them on the day
Year 12 Parent Information Night
(McAuley Auditorium) Tuesday 13 February 2018
at 7:00pm
RECEPTION TO YEAR 7AFTER SCHOOL
ARRANGEMENTSA reminder to parents about the arrangements for students who stay on the school premises after school. Students in Reception to Year 6 need to go to OSHC if they are not collected by the end of teacher supervision at 2.45pm on Mondays and by 3.35pm Tuesday to Friday. Year 7 students can study in the library where they will be supervised by library staff until 5.00pm Monday to Thursday and until 4.00pm Friday.
If a R- Year 6 student has a sister in the Secondary school she will still need to attend OSHC and not wait in the library with her older sister. These measures ensure that both parents and staff are able to exercise their legal responsibilities regarding students in a way that ensures a responsible degree of safety.
Ms Christine SimpsonDEPUTY PRINCIPAL (PASTORAL CARE)
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PERFORMING 4 SHOWS ONLY! DON'T MISS THREE OF OUR SAC STUDENTS AT
THIS YEAR’S ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL!
This is a wonderful opportunity to see three of our SAC students performing at the Fringe this year! Isla Ward 9SC, Alessia Musolino 9RH & Taylah Silvestri 10SB with other band members will love your support. Help these girls follow their dreams by coming to this family friendly show!
Introducing Adelaide’s newest young pop group ‘Girl Nation’. You may have seen them at last year’s ACPA End of Year Production. Now they are ready to entertain you with an hour of the most amazing mash-ups, vocal harmonies and dance steps.
Girl Nation is a group of young aspiring performers who came together to share their love of pop music. If you love harmonies and you love being entertained...then this is made just for you.
Sunday 25 February 201811am & 2pm
Sunday 4 March 201811am & 2pm
VENUE: AUSTRALIAN COMPANY OF PERFORMING ARTS
37 Walsh Street, Thebarton, South Australia 5031 Australia
Only $16.00 a ticket!
• Hear about our outstanding academic record and exceptional pastoral care.
• Visit our city school with its easy access to Adelaide’s educational resources.
• Meet our teachers and hear how they provide engaging, contemporary learning experiences for young people.
• Tour our facilities which include a gymnasium, two full-sized indoor basketball courts and a heated swimming pool.
The SAC Year 3-12 Swimming Carnival will be held at the Adelaide Aquatic Centre
on Wednesday 7 March 2018 from 8:45am to 2:00pm
During the next few weeks the House Captains and Physical Education staff will be working hard to prepare for this
exciting school event!
House meetings and classroom visits by our PE staff and Sports Leaders will occur in order to answer questions and encourage girls
to participate in the cheering and various swimming events.
We warmly welcome parents, families and friends to join us on the day.
Ms Nicole WeddingPHYSICAL EDUCATION COORDINATOR
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All Responsible Facebook Users: Become a fan of the official SAC fan page.
To do this, simply search ‘St Aloysius College’, choose the one with the logo as shown above and click ‘Like’. You will then be
able to view all recent posts, relevant links and photos. You’ll be kept up to date with student achievements, upcoming
events and more!
PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR PARENTING RESEARCH WHAT IS THE STUDY?
This study is being conducted as part of a PhD project and aims to examine how parents/caregivers work together to raise their children.
WHAT DOES IT INVOLVE? Answering questions online, which will take approximately 20-25 minutes
and then forwarding the survey onto the other parent/caregiver
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? We are seeking adults who are currently raising a
child/children (aged 1 – 18 years old) together.
Ideally, we ask that both parents/caregivers complete the online questionnaire; however, we still invite you to be involved in the study if the other parent/caregiver does not wish to
participate.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME? Each participant has the chance to enter the draw to win one of three $100 E-Gift cards
HOW DO I PARTICIPATE? Go to: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/coparenting_survey
OR Scan the QR code and go to the associated website for more information
Please contact the primary researcher with any questions: Christina Ambrosi (PhD Candidate) – [email protected]
This study has been approved by UniSA Human Research Ethics Committee (approval number: 200494). If you have any ethical concerns about this project please contact the Executive Officer of the Committee at +61 88302 3118 or [email protected]
Catholic Archdiocese of AdelaidePOLICE CHECKS
ATTENTION ALL VOLUNTEERSIs your police check clearance about to expire?
We are extremely grateful to the many wonderful volunteers who provide support in various capacities to St Aloysius College.
It is important to note that your police check clearance is only valid for a period of three years, after which time you are required
to submit another application.
The Police Check Unit has advised us that it can take as long as six weeks for applications to be processed, so if your clearance is about
to expire, please come in to the SAC Office to complete another application form – and remember to bring in your original proof of
identification (eg birth certificate, passport and driver’s licence).
Please contact the SAC Office on 8217 3200 if you have any queries.
