Sunday 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mass Times: St. Agnes’ Port Macquarie Our Lady of Lourdes Wauchope Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm and Sunday 7.30am Sunday – 7.30am, 9.00am & 6.00pm Long Flat – 9.30am 2nd & 4th Sunday

Kendall – 9.00am Mass (1st Saturday month 10.00am Mass Comboyne)

Telegraph Point – Thursday Night 6.00pm Beechwood – 9.30am 1st & 3rd Sunday

Lake Cathie – Sunday 8.00am Laurieton – Saturday Vigil 5.30pm, Sunday – 7.30am

What’s on Term 4, Week 5

MONDAY, 4th November (Day 1)

- HSC Biology (am) Drama (pm) Staff Briefing 8.30am SAPSS Jazz Band in Performing Arts Centre 4.30-6.00pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.30pm

TUESDAY, 5th November (Day 2)

- MELBOURNE CUP Girls Vocal Group 8.30am in PAC Diocesan Tennis @ Lismore Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm Drumline in PAC 1.05pm-1.45pm

WEDNESDAY, 6th November (Day 3)

- HSC Geography (am) Visual Arts (pm) House Staff Meetings 8.20am-8.45am Dramarama in PAC 3.30pm Senior Percussion Ensemble 1.05pm-1.45pm in PAC Homework Hub in Library till 3.15pm-4.30pm SAPSS Drumline 3.30pm-5.00pm

THURSDAY, 7th November (Day 4)

- Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm

FRIDAY, 8th November (Day 5)

- Concert Band 7.45am-8.45am in PAC Year 7 2014 Extended Transition 12.50pm-3.15pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.00pm

DATES TO REMEMBER Thursday 14th November Chris Doyle Year 10 Reflection Day @ Newman Friday 15th November Year 7 2014 Orientation Day Monday 18th November Year 12 Graduation at Panthers Wednesday 18th December Christmas Carols Night Wednesday 20th November Display Night

1st November 2013 Term 4, Week 5 P.O. Box 231, College Drive PORT MACQUARIE 2444

Ph: 02 5525 4100 Fax: 02 5525 4199 www.sapss.nsw.edu.au

“The Truth will set you free”

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

Principals Awards I had the pleasure of presenting a number of students with College Principal’s Awards from September. The College has not held a major assembly this term due to the hall being used for the HSC. It is very inspiring to see so many of our students excelling in their studies.

Congratulation to the following students for your efforts!!!! Back row: Mr Dempsey, Eamon Mahon, Kaes Besseling, Taine Hunt , Corey McNiff, Matthew Cramp, Joel Carter, Phoebe Le Page, Teri Abigall. Middle row: Lily Smith, Dylan Mason, Jayden Rogers, Tarranar Sl oan Harris, Blake Turpie, Cooper Lewis-Bain, Billy Blackwell-Kerslake, Tahni Triffit. Front row: Jake Teiffel, Zane Benwell, Jackson Coram, Brayden Stubbs, Serena Mickklesson, Ella Abi-Saab, Elizabeth Pike, Julia C utajar, Shaneiva Chatfield, Jenna Stephenson . Absent: Tyla Kemp, Savannah King, Jancita McAvoy, Troy Rich ards . HSC continues This week our Year 12 students will continue with their Higher School Certificate Examinations. I would ask that you continue to pray for them during this time.

Motor Neurone Fundraiser and the Widow’s Offering

This week we were privileged to welcome Kim Evans (long-serving staff member and Assistant Principal of St John’s College Woodlawn) on the homeward stretch of his “Around Australia” Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Fundraiser.

In 2010, Kim lost his best friend, and brother-in-law, Bob Delaney to the disease. Bob was also a long-serving staff member of St John’s College, Woodlawn and Trinity, Lismore. I was privileged to have been taught by both Kim and Bob early in their teaching vocations.

Kim addressed our Year 10 students imparting much wisdom about the importance of giving to others. He reminded our students that one does not necessarily need to travel around Australia to do great things when assisting people in need. Kim stated that he anticipated fundraising $1,000,000 dollars before embarking on the journey. He now sees that without the support of corporate sponsorship, such a figure was well out of his reach. His final figure of $50,000, however, will go a significant way in the purchase of equipment that will allow the continuation of research in to a cure form MND. Also, Kim acknowledged the great generosity of ordinary Australians making a special effort to make a difference in our world. In this respect Kim’s journey has been very successful indeed.

On Monday evening Kim and his team were invited to a fundraiser organised by our Principals and Assistant Principals of our St Agnes Parish Secondary Schools at the Youth Hub. I would like to extend a special thank you to Mrs Eichmann who played a key role in this regard. On his way to the Hub Kim encountered a Year 10 student from St Joseph’s Regional College walking on the sidewalk. The student waved Kim down and said, “Thank you for coming to speak to us today at school.” The student then proceeded to give Kim a 50 cent donation. This student’s meagre donation meant more to Kim than any significant figure given to him; for it conveyed a genuine appreciation, learning and a sense of generosity from the student.

Kim’s experience of the generosity of others reminded me of Jesus witnessing the Widow’s Offering in Mark’s Gospel: And he sat down opposite the treasury, and watched the multitude putting money into the treasury. Many rich people put in large sums. And a poor widow came, and put in two copper coins, which make a penny. And he called his disciples to him, and said to them, “Truly, I say to you, this poor widow has put in more than all those who are contributing to the treasury. For they all contributed out of their abundance; but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had, her whole living.”

On behalf of the community of St Joseph’s Regional College, I would like to thank Kim for his tremendous effort to help others through his celebration of Bob Delaney’s life. Kim has also reminded us about the importance of tradition and being true to your College, Family and God . I would encourage students of St Joseph’s Regional College to reflect on the importance of giving to others as a key part of their own personal formation, relationship with Jesus and need to be open to the calling of the Holy Spirit in their lives.

I would like to particularly thank members of the Parent Assembly Executive for assisting with the organisation of raffle prizes on the evening. I would like to thank staff members, Mr Chris Delaney and Mr Craig Buesnel who supported Kim by riding with him from Taree to St Joseph’s Regional College.

Regatta Success Our rowing squad travelled to Newcastle last weekend to compete in two regattas. Results are as follows: Saturday - Newcastle University Regatta Berry Park Raymond Terrace, Hunter River. Girls D Grade Quad - 1st - Gabby Staunton, Mary Shelley, Lily Howard, Stacey C oombes Girls under 16 Single - 1st - Mary Shelley Boys under 16 Single - 2nd - Bryce Gardener Boys under 16 Single - 3rd - Lochlan Hughes Boys under 16 Quad - 1st - Bryce Gardener, Zac Bell-Allen , Jarvis Lulham, Loc hlan Hughes Sunday - Hunter Valley Grammar School Berry Park Raymond Terrace Hunter River Under 16 Doubles - 2nd - Bryce Gardener and Jarvis Lulham Under 16 Girls Quad - 2nd - Mary Shelley, Stacey Coombes, Gabrielle Staunton , Lily Howard - well done, tough conditions. Under 16 Boys Quad - 1st - Bryce Gardener, Zac Bell-Allen , Jarvis Lulham, Loc hlan Hughes Emily Shelley

I now commend to your reading a letter from Mrs Chantelle Hancey reporting on the College Rowing team’s most recent regatta at Raymond Terrace.

Dear Mr Dempsey My daughter, Brooke, is a member of the school rowing team and competed this weekend at two regattas at Berry Park, near Raymond Terrace. The regattas were both open events, in which our students competed against other schools as well as clubs which have more experienced adult rowers. The SJRC rowing team is coached by Alan McCartney and managed by Amanda Lulham, whose son Jarvis is also a member of the team. This was the first regatta Brooke has attended, although she has been training with Alan for the last 12 months. I just wanted to let you know about the success of the weekend. SJRC had nine members competing, which was by far the least amount represented by any club attending. However, all of the rowers were a credit to your school and to Alan's coaching. It was obvious by watching the events that our students are showing better technique than many others. The students all respect Alan, which is obvious in the way they listen to him and their involvement in all aspects of rowing from setting up the boats to cleaning them afterwards. These students train at 6:30am on Saturday mornings at Rocks Ferry and are always there on time ready to row. Another thing I was impressed with was the way the students (and parents) all interacted with each other and helped each other getting in and out of the water. They even spent the time in between races playing card games together. After talking with Brooke about the other students I now also know that this has carried over to their relationships at school, particularly with the older boys being protective of the girls. On Saturday both the boys’ and girls’ quad scull teams won their events. This meant that eight members of the nine member team had won a medal, with Brooke being the one who hadn't won a medal. On Sunday morning the students all got together and made a pact that 'no-one goes home without a medal' and did their best to ensure that Brooke also received a medal. However, in the quad scull race the girls had minor problems with the boat which affected their steering. They still finished a credible third place but were all upset they didn't come away with the win. They were each blaming themselves, in particular one girl whose riggings came undone. When he saw the girls were emotional, Alan took the girls aside to speak with them about it. Mindset is a huge part of competing

and it was good that Alan spoke with them and got them back on track so quickly so they could focus on their next events. Amanda has done a great job of the organisation of the team and her assistance has certainly made it much easier to attend events in a sport which we have not been involved in before.

Some members of the team actually won more than one event and received more medals and although she didn't come home with any, Brooke thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and she has said that she 'just wants to row'. We both look forward to the next regatta. Once again, your students were a credit to your school and they should be commended, along with Alan and Amanda. Regards Chantelle Hancey

On behalf of the College community I would like to reiterate Chantelle’s words of thanks to Alan McCartney and Amanda Lulham. We are very thankful for this enriching opportunity you make available for our students.

Year 8 CSYMA Retreat On Wednesday Year 8 students experienced the fun and challenges of a CSYMA retreat experience. We were blessed with the volunteer services of five members of the CSYMA post school team to facilitate the retreat.

CSYMA Youth Ministry encompasses the CSYMA Vision in inspiring and equipping schools to become the centres of the New Evangelisation through both teacher and student pathways for faith formation and service opportunities. The Four Phase Model is comprised of an initial retreat experience; Youth Ministry curriculum pathway; formation of senior Youth Ministry teams and, connection with the broader Church community. This Four Phase Model is comprised of Phases One to Three completed within the school context and Phase Four completed post or outside of school.

The goal is to integrate the model of formation into the heart of the school wide curriculum so as to bring about a significant change in the ‘Catholic Faith Culture’ of students and staff. The CSYMA Youth Ministry model is integrated into Year levels creating a Youth Ministry Pathway for students to progress through whilst at School.’

The aims of the Youth Ministry Model are: • Evangelisation – to offer students the opportunity to enter

into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. • Nurture – to enable students to become Disciples of Jesus

through a daily walk of faith, prayer, fellowship, service and mission.

• Education in Faith – to offer teaching to students in areas of doctrine, Scripture and Spirituality so that faith experience might find understanding.

• Initiation – to incorporate students into the life of the Church and to develop in them Catholic identity, including drawing young people into Sacramental participation.

• Mission – to participate in areas of mission within and beyond the School. Mission would include proclamation to service and justice opportunities.

• Leadership – to develop Christian Leadership attributes and skills.

CSYMA aims to serve the Church by: • Empowering young people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ in our world today by drawing youth to

responsible participation in the life, mission and work of the Catholic faith community. • Training staff and offering professional youth ministry formation to our young people in schools. • Providing links between school-based youth ministry programs and pathways for students to continue

their evangelisation outside of the school community.

CSYMA has been endorsed by the Australian Church at the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference (ACBC) ‘Commission for Mission and Faith Formation’ in 2008 as a national post World Youth Day ‘formation and mission school initiative’ for the Australian Church. YOUTH MASS Since the start of September the Sunday night Youth Mass has been celebrated at 5:00 pm. At the commencement of Term 4, the parish schools have been rostered with the responsibility for leading music at the mass. There is an opportunity for some social gathering for families and youth after each Youth Mass. St Joseph’s Regional College will lead the singing at the Mass on Sunday, 10th November and Sunday 1st December. I encourage any students who are interested in being involved in the music ministry to please see me.

Families are requested to consider putting aside this date as an evening when they will attend mass at St Agnes’ Church. ROTARY YOUTH SPEAKING Congratulations to Grace Philp who competed in the final of the Regional Rotary Youth ublic Speaking Awards on Tuesday. Although Grace did not win, it is clearly evident from Mr Jim O’Brien’s report that Grace performed admirably.

“Grace was an outstanding ambassador for SJRC this evening. Her speech was outstanding and the delivery confident and clear. She was also dressed perfectly in the school uniform and supported by Hamish who also came in uniform. It would have been a very difficult to separate Grace from the winner, Samantha Kirkwood from Camden Haven High School.”

Mr Jim O’Brien, Coordinating Principal

WELCOME BACK I would like to personally thank Mr Jim O’Brien for attending this evening and welcome him back to work next week after his recuperation from surgery.

God Bless

Jim Dempsey Principal

FROM THE LEADER OF CATECHESIS AND SCHOOL EVANGELISA TION

Vinnie’s Sleep Out

On any given night in the Hastings area, there are between 150-200 homeless people. Last Friday night this statistic went up 45, as 38 students and 7 teachers slept outside to raise awareness of homelessness and to learn about this issue. I would like to personally thank all staff and students that participated in this event which raised over $500 to go towards local youth services in the area. During the night, we were joined by guest speakers from St Vincent de Paul, McKosker House and the Hastings Council. I’d like to send out a special thank you also to Kenny Little’s Fruit and Veg for donating beautiful fruit and Bakers Delight for donating bread! Thank you again to everybody that participated and gave up their warm beds for the night.

Jasmin Ryan

Year 11 Reflection Day

The Year 11 students will be participating in a one day Reflection Day today at Flynn’s Beach Surf Club. As they begin their HSC year, it’s important to take time to reflect on their journey ahead. The day provides an opportunity for students to recognise their individual giftedness, the support of the community at St Joseph Regional College and the comfort in being a part of a faith community. Further information will be given to students as the day approaches. Thank you to Mr Bruce Smith who is planning and coordinating the Reflection Day.

Sunday 5pm Youth Mass

Our students and families are warmly welcome to the St Agnes Parish Youth Mass at 5pm each Sunday evening. Following the mass there are activities that take place at the HUB.

Nora Swain Leader of Catechesis and School Evangelisation

CREATIVE ARTS NEWS

Mrs Claudette Stace, Leader of Creative Arts

ART SUPPLIES NEEDED

The art department is in need of the following items:

• old clean • towels, • sheets, • newspapers, • yoghurt and icecream

containers (no glass).

Donations can be left at the office. Thank you

MUSIC NEWS MUSIC TOUR Deposits are overdue for those students attending the Music Tour to Darwin next year. Reminder that the next instalment is due on the 12th November 2013. If anyone is interested in finding out more about the tour please contact Sharon Green at the College. Sharon Green, Instrumental Music Coordinator

YEAR 12 COMMUNITY AND FAMILY STUDIES

Year 12 Community and Family Studies are undergoing an Independent Research Project for their first assessment task. Projects are on current social topics and selected by the individual student. The HSC students are required to gain data from groups of people that are relevant to their topic. Students at St Josephs’ may be asked to complete anonymous surveys or questionnaires in regards to opinions and experiences. All topics have been approved by the CAFS teachers involved. If you have any concerns or don’t wish your child to participate, please don’t hesitate to contact the school on 5525 4100 or email: Bshipton@lism.catholic.edu.au

MATHS VAULT PROBLEMS Amanda scored 72%, 86%, 94% and 88% on the first four mathematics tests this semester. What is the maximum test average with which Amanda can end the semester after she takes the fifth test?

Last Week’s Answer: A packet of cakes is $3.20

HOMEWORK HUB The Library is a great place for students to complete class work and assessment tasks. All Library resources are available for use during this time.

On Wednesdays, Mrs Rosenbaum, our Leader of Mathematics, is available to assist you with mathematical problems.

The hours are: Monday and Wednesday 3.15pm - 4.30pm

Tuesday and Thursday 3.15pm - 5.00pm

Friday 3.15pm - 4.00pm

The Homework Hub is for people who are "getting things done".

Mrs Narelle Mathews Homework Hub Supervisor

Messages from Catholic Schools Parent Assembly

Peta Rourke, Parent Assembly Cluster Organiser, Cat holic Services Office Lismore

YEAR 11 - Young People and Risk Taking

Supervising your Learner Driver (L)

Learner drivers under 25 • Must have at least 120 hours of supervised on-road driving experience, including 20 hours at night time; • One hour of structured driving tuition by a professional driving instructor will count as 3 hours in the Learner Driver

Log Book to a maximum of 10 hours counting as 30 log book hours. • Must hold an L licence for at least 12 months. • For L and P1 drivers mobile phone use is prohibited, even hands-free or loudspeaker. • From 1 July will be allowed to travel up to 90km/h instead of 80km/h; and

Tips for Parents • Safe driving takes time and practice – it is more than just operating a vehicle. • Plan for a variety of driving experiences (e.g. different road conditions, weather conditions) and vary the time of day. • Shorter drives can be useful early on. • Reduce the risk of distraction (e.g. turn off mobile phones) • Keep instructions short and clear. • Be positive and acknowledge when your teenager does well rather than criticise. • At the end of a drive reinforce achievements and discuss areas to work on. • Real on-road driving experience is more beneficial than ‘advanced’ or ‘defensive’ off-road driver training. • You and your young driver should be read the Road Users Handbook (NSW road rules) and understand licence conditions. • For helpful information, attend a free ‘Helping Learner Drivers Become Safer Drivers Workshop’ in your local area. Contact the Roads and Maritime Services (replacing the RTA) on 13 22 13, visit www.rms.nsw.gov.au or visit your local Council’s website.

NEW Safer Driver Course for Young Drivers

From 1 July 2013, learner drivers who complete the Safer Drivers Course will receive a reduction of their logbook driving hours from 120 to 100.

The Safer Driver Course is a combined theoretical and practical course involving a facilitated group session discussing how to manage risks on the road and tailored in-car coaching addressing individual learning needs.

The group session will be two to three hours, and the in-car coaching will be one to two hours.

Not all learner drivers will be able to access the course immediately. The course will be progressively rolled out in NSW based on demand and provider availability.

For more information about the Safer Driver Course contact rms.nsw.gov.au

For more information about the RRISK program and risk taking visit www.rrisk.com.au

LIBRARY NEWS “Action” Competition Our term 4 Photography Competition is “Action”. We launched this Competition last week, and it closes on Friday November 22nd. As in the past, we know we are going to get some great entries. We have purchased some new books as a source for photography because we do have so many keen photographers in our midst, and they are currently on display in the Library if anyone is looking for inspiration. Refer to the poster at https://smore.com/bq0x.

Like us on FaceBook – St Joseph’s Regional College Library.

Follow us on Twitter – @sjrcexchange

Karen Bale Teacher Librarian

CAREERS

Year 12 end-of-Year Career Assistance – ATAR Results Day – Thursday 19th December from 9.00am to 11.00am. Mrs Tinsey and Mrs Bale will be available in the Library to help students make decisions post-results. Work Experience- Please be advised that Work Experience opportunities for 2013 are now suspendd due to preparation for final yearly exams. Careers Weekly Email Newsletter - All Year 11 and 12 students, parents and relevant Year 10 will receive each week a newsletter detailing all careers information that we receive. We hope some of the websites and information will be relevant to you and your son or daughter. Please contact us if you require further information or delete if nothing is relevant.

If you are not receiving these emails please check with the college office that your contact details are up-to-date. All careers information is broadcast through this method, so please keep details updated. Regional Careers Website- The Careers website at www.SJRCPortcareers.com offers up-to-date information for parents and students in all year groups.

Moodle – Careers - Always updated with important documents for work experience and university information. Parents can access this information via your child’s login.

YEAR 8, 9 And 10 – TAX FILE NUMBERS- Tax file number forms are processed by Mrs Tinsey every Friday. New forms are now available from the office.

Karen Bale & Leanne Tinsey, Leaders of Careers and University Transition

CANTEEN ROSTER

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED- The College canteen is in need of some extra help. If you would like to help on any day during the week between 9.30am-1.30pm (or even just a couple of hours in the middle of the day) please phone Emma Daley at the College Canteen on 5525 4100.

Term 4, Week 4

Monday HELP PLEASE!! Tuesday Pat Shirt Wednesday Kim Galloway Thursday HELP PLEASE!! Friday Karen Walsh

COMMUNITY NOTICES

SCHOOL YEARBOOK Once again this year we are compiling a Yearbook for St Agnes’ Parish Secondary Schools. This family of schools incorporates St Paul’s High School, St Joseph’s Regional College, MacKillop Senior College and Newman Senior Technical College. This year the yearbook will be in full colour. We are inviting the parents of our students who wish to advertise in this Yearbook or to sponsor a page, to complete the form below and return it with a cheque made payable to MACKILLOP SENIOR COLLEGE to the College office of your choice, by Friday 15th November. Please include business card or relevant artwork or email information to mkscport@lism.catholic.edu.au .

I/We are interested in advertising and/or sponsoring a page in the School Yearbook for 2013. CONTACT NAME: ____________________________________________________________________

BUSINESS NAME: ____________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________________________

PHONE:___________________________________________

EMAIL: _____________________________________________________________________________ The options and prices for this year are as follows:

1. STANDARD BUSINESS CARD (incl GST) $50 2. ENLARGED ADVERTISEMENT (19cm x 5.5cm)(incl GST) $85 3. HALF-A-PAGE ADVERTISEMENT (incl GST) $250 4. FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT (incl GST) $500 5. FULL PAGE COLOUR ADVERTISEMENT (on inside cover) (incl GST) $600

Donations of any amount are also gratefully accepted. Please return this page with payment to

MacKillop Senior College, PO Box 5724, Port Macquarie NSW 2444. Or

Please debit my credit card for $__________ and I will email the artwork to MacKillop mkscport@lism.catholic.edu.au Card Number _______________________________________ Expiry Date___________ Signed: ____________________________

ATTENDANCE REMINDER A reminder to all parents, notes must be in within 7 days of your child's absence or the absence will be reported on your child's report as UNEXPLAINED. Students who have more than 15 days leave in a year must have supporting documentation from a doctor or make written application to the Assistant Principal. This may also require an interview with the Principal or Assistant Principal.

�------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PARENTS / GUARDIANS EXPLANATION FOR PUPIL’S ABSENCE PUPIL’S NAME _______________________________________Year__________ PC ________ DATE(S) OF ABSENCE ________________________________________________________ REASON FOR ABSENCE ________________________________________________________ PARENT / GUARDIAN SIGNATURE ________________________________ DATE __________

*Failure to have an absence explained within 7 days of returning to school MUST, BY LAW, be recorded and reported as UNEXPLAINED ABSENCE.

2013 NSWCCC Athletics Report

Late in term three sixteen students travelled to Homebush to compete in the NSWCCC Athletics Carnival. In overcast conditions they all competed well enjoying the world class facilities at Sydney's premier athletics arena. Results summary and full results can be found on the College website.

State Tennis Finals Well done Ivy Styles, Year 8, who will be competing in the Under 14 Girls Tennis State Finals in Sydney (Penrith) on the 9th & 10th November. Good luck Ivy! Diocesan Gymnastics

Last Friday, a small contingent of Regional students participated in the Diocesan Gymnastics competition at Coffs Harbour. The students performed very well considering most of them had not participated in the competition before.

Congratulations to the following students who represented our College so admirably:

Makenzie Dobson, Holly Fyfe, Georgia Hickling, Elizabeth Pike, Emily Nardella, Hannah Garvin, Sarah Freeman, Cody Cosgayon, Alana Thompson and Kerry Jones.

Term 4 – Dates to Remember Week 6

8th-10th Nov: Champion of Champions Futsal - Tweed Heads

Mon 11th Nov: Diocesan Baseball Trials - Coffs Harb our

Week 7

Sun 17th Nov: CCC Boys Water Polo Selection Trials - Ryde

Mon 18th Nov: CCC Girls Water Polo Selection Trials - Ryde

Fri 21st Nov: Diocesan Surf Lifesaving - Cabarita

Week 8

Mon 25th Nov: Diocesan Golf - Casino

Wed 27th Nov: Junior & Intermediate Sports Awards A ssembly

Week 9

1st-3rd Dec: Diocesan Sports Enrichment Camp - Wood lawn

SPORTSPORTSPORTSPORT

TO KEEP UP TO DATE WITH THE

LATEST SPORT INFORMATION FROM THE REGIONAL VISIT

http://www.pmreglism.catholic.edu.au/sport/sport