Calling - Issue 11 - (25 April 2013)

25 April 2013 No. 11 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 ANZAC Day is one of the most significant days in the Australian calendar. As a nation we acknowledge those men and women who sacrificed their own lives so that we are able to have the lifestyle we enjoy in Australia. As a College community we unite through our ANZAC Day liturgy. This year we have again been fortunate to witness a special liturgy. A number of staff, students and parents were involved as well as the very loyal supporters from the Sandgate RSL—Maree Geiger, Doug Warden, Peter Munson and Bob McNeil. We also thank Kerry Millard MP for being a part of our liturgy. St. Patrick’s College will also be represented at the ANZAC Day parade in Sandgate on Thursday morning. Staff, students and parents are welcome to attend and march as part of St. Patrick's College. Please meet at the Sandgate RSL by 9am. Students are expected to wear full school uniform, including blazer. This weekend we commence the AIC/CIC seasons for Rugby, Football and Chess. This is the term in which we have the highest numbers of students involved in inter-school competitions. Teams have been training for some time now and are well prepared for the start of the season. I congratulate the following students on their appointment as captain of their respective sports: Captain of Chess Zac Berens Captain of Soccer Joshua McMillan Captain of Rugby Liam Roberts These young men will lead the representative teams with distinction and pride. With the start of a new season of sport I again remind all spectators that there is a code of acceptable behaviour for spectators and supporters. I encourage strong support for all St. Patrick’s College teams but please ensure our support is positive and that we respect the difficult but important job match officials have. Good luck to all teams this weekend. I also take this opportunity to remind parents of the need for care and adherence to the road and traffic rules when driving on the streets near St. Patrick’s College. Similarly, I remind students about obeying the road safety rules when crossing streets and ask that parents reinforce this also. With hundreds of students walking to Curlew Park for training this term, care and adherence to the traffic rules are critical. I have included some simple rules for students to follow when using the supervised crossings at Shorncliffe. Please read them on Page 2 of The Calling. I remind members of our community that the St. Patrick’s College Foundation Breakfast is scheduled for Thursday, 9 May, in the Waterford Building. Tickets are available by contacting Stacey Bishop on 3631 9052. Finally this week I wish the Year 12 students attending the Kairos Retreats this weekend the very best. This is an important part of the journey for Year 12 students. I also thank the staff who will lead the Kairos experience. Have a great week.

Dr Michael Carroll College Principal

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Dr Michael Carroll College Principal

CROSSING SAFELY AT A SUPERVISED SCHOOL CROSSING

STOP - LOOK - LISTEN - THINK

WHEN USING THE SCHOOL CROSSING

PLEASE REMEMBER THESE 4 WORDS TO KEEP YOU SAFE.

STOP - When you come to a school crossing and there is a crossing supervisor, stop behind the yellow line. Stand quietly

ready for the next step.

LOOK - At the crossing supervisor to see what he/she is about to do. Stand quietly and patiently while waiting for your super-

visor to stop the traffic. When it is safe your supervisor will walk on to the road to stop the traffic.

LISTEN - For the whistle. When it is safe to cross the road your Crossing Supervisor will blow the whistle 2 times. Walk

smartly, not run across the road.

THINK - About what you are doing, walk smartly not run across the road. Watch and listen to your supervisor in case of

emergency. Your supervisor will put one hand up to halt you coming across the road or wave you on to cross the road.

If you would like more information on this or any other road safety issue, please phone Transport and Main Roads on 1300

360 135 or visit our website www.roadsafety.qld.gov.au

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Mr David Gardiner College Dean

ANZAC DAY is one of the most significant days for our Nation. We paid our respects today with a service at school with all the students and a number of special RSL guests. Tomorrow there will be thousands of ceremonies and marches throughout our country. As usual our local Sandgate ANZAC Day Parade will be held, commencing from behind the Sandgate Police Station at 9.10am. I invite all of our St Patrick’s young men to put on their College uniform and take the time to show their respect and join in the parade tomorrow. Please meet Mr Gardiner behind the Sandgate Police Station around 9.00am. SHORE TO GATE –Thank you to all the families who have supported our annual fundraiser. It was a great day to finish Term 1 and we had a number of positive comments from the public about the obvious close relationships between our students and our staff. We have now raised over $52000. That is a fantastic effort from our community. The new screens and speakers in the Callan Centre are very smart and ensure everyone now has good sight and sound from every seat. The other section of the fundraising goes direct to each of the Houses International project. From personal experiences of being involved with our In-dia Immersions, where Mooney and Quane Houses support communities, I can assure families that the funds raised will have a huge positive influence on so many people in communities we support across the world. On their behalf I thank all families. Please, if your son has not returned his Shore to Gate card yet can this be finalised on Friday.

St Patrick’s College Business Breakfast

proudly sponsored by

Lea Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd


Mr Matthew Hawkins AP Identity


Mr Paul Corfield & Ms Marthy Watson Campus Ministers

THE “LIVE BELOW THE LINE CHALLENGE” IS ON AGAIN THIS YEAR. This is where for one week we live on $2 a day (for food) from 6 –10 May. Why $2 a day? In 2005, the World Bank defined the extreme poverty line as living on less than US$1.25 (the current equivalent of $2 in Australia) per day. The rules are below if you would like to think about it. We’re hoping to get plenty of student involved this year and we hope to get plenty of staff joining them as well. You can certainly work in teams and put your money together to get yourself some good meals. It’s always fun if you get together with a group of mates and do the challenge as a group. Everyone throws in $10 for their shopping for that week and as a group you split the food amongst each other. For those who did it last year I think we can all admit it was a tough but worthwhile experience and gives us some insight to living on the other end of the scale.

PADDIES GREENFINGERS GARDEN TEAM: Our garden has yield a crop of carrots and tomatoes this week and some enthusiastic parents have used them to cook up a delicious tomato and carrot soup for the Paddies Van. These ladies have also been working hard in the garden to clear space for the planting of potatoes, tomatoes and beans. They will be preparing meals for Paddies Van on a Friday morning in the Callan Centre kitchen from 8:30 - 10 am. If you are interest to help out in the garden or join the cooking team on Friday morning please contact the Ministry office on 3631 9089. We welcome any equipment for the garden especially small plastic pots to use for seedlings.

SOMEONE TO DOCUMENT THEIR $2 A DAY

Anyone willing to do a video diary of their $2 a day week

Instagram of your $2 a day week Twitter/Facebook updates of your $2 a day

week. Please email

Ms Watson or Mr Corfield if you are interested. Email: [email protected] OR [email protected]

Giustina Lawlor, Mandy Crossan, Kerry Johannessen


Mr Chris Campbell AP Curriculum

INDONESIAN ASSESSMENT UPDATE AND CHANGES Due to some timetabling changes some of the assessment days and due dates may have changed for year 7 and 8. For year 8 classes: The assessment piece in the calendar indicates a writing task but it will be a speaking task. The dates for Year 8 are as follows 8A - 24/5 period 4 and 28/5 period 4 8B - 24/5 period 2 and 27/5 period 7 8C - 24/5 period 7 and 27/5 period 6 8D – 24/5 period 7 and 29/5 period 3 8E - 23/5 period 3 and 28/5 period 1 8F – 24/5 period 3 and 29/5 period 3 8G – 23/5 period 7 and 27/5 period 7 For Year 7, the updated writing assessment dates will be as follows: 7A – 20/5 period 7 and 29/5 period 1 7B – 22/5 period 3 and 31/5 period 6 7C – 24/5 period 1 and 31/5 period 7 7D – 24/5 period 3 and 29/5 period 4 7E - 21/5 period 6 and 29/5 period 7 Ms Heather Kopp Head of Curriculum - Languages

TRADE TESTER PROGRAM A reminder for Year 10 students interested in the Trade Taster Program in Terms 3 and 4. Please note last week’s Calling article and see me for an expression of interest form. To date only 2 boys have approached me. I strongly recommend this program to any Year 10 student who is considering following a trade pathway as a career. Applications close on Friday 3 May 2013, which is next Friday. OP SPECIAL CONSIDERATION Year 12 students who are OP eligible and feel they have grounds for special provision on this year’s QCST, must see me to submit special provision applications before 21 May. QCS TEST PRACTICE The second Kairos retreat will mean that a large number of the Year 12 cohort will be absent on Monday and Tuesday of next week. Students not attending Kairos are required at school, where they will attend two days of workshops and practices for this year’s QCS test. I spoke to Year 12’s last week about the importance of doing well on QCS and the impact QCS performance has on OP calculation. Hence, it is vital that students attend on Monday and Tuesday. These days are not for catching up on assign-ments either at home or in the library. It is essential that boys arrive switched on and positive. There is still much work to be done. LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT TERTIARY EDUCATION? Campion College will be holding an information evening in Brisbane on the benefits of a Liberal Arts degree. Dr Ryan Messmore, President of Campion College, Sydney, will be speaking at 41 Deagon St Sandgate on Thursday 9 May at 7pm. All interested students, parents, teachers and associated youth and careers advisers are most welcome to learn about this standout alternative to a mainstream tertiary education. Supper will be served and there will be opportunity to speak with Ryan and past QLD students of Campion College. For more information please email Kim on [email protected] or ph 07 38693005. www.campion.edu.au.

YEAR 9 SOSE ASSESSMENT UPDATE AND CHANGES Advertised Dates 9A 06/05 Period 5 9C 06/05 Period 2 9D 06/05 Period 1 9F 06/05 Period 2 New Dates 9A 03/06 Period 5 9C 03/06 Period 2 9D 05/06 Period 1

INDONESIAN TRIP RAFFLE The winner of the iPad mini was Karen Field and the iPod Shuffle was Ashley Krumiegel. Thank you to all who bought a ticket.


Mr Chris Campbell AP Curriculum


Mr Frank Torrisi AP Student Formation

SKI TRIP The first snow of the season has fallen in the snowy mountains and it’s now only a few short months until St Patrick’s departs on our annual Snow Trip during the September holidays. Our 53 student positions have been filled on this year’s tour however we are still taking names for any students who would like to be placed on a wait list. Students must see Mrs Schultz in the main office if they wish to be notified should a student’s circumstances prevent them from attending the tour. Mr Doug Locke Tour organiser

It has been a very positive start to the new term. Students have been quick to settle back into work and College routine after a well deserved break. It is important that we maintain this standard for the remainder of the term. INTER-HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY – May I congratulate the students on a very positive day on Thursday for the Annual Inter-House Cross Country Carnival. The attendance was even better than on a normal school day, and the uniform and participa-tion were also excellent. The Year 12s really took great responsibility in organising and encouraging the younger students, and set the best example by making a sincere effort in their own race. YEAR 9 CAMP – The Year 9 camp will take place week 6 from Monday to Friday. Please ensure your son has all the required items on the ‘What to bring’ list, including plenty of warm clothing. All Year 9 students who have not returned their camp forms must do so by Friday this week. YEAR 9 PARENT INFORMATION EVENING- Invitation to all parents to attend an evening explaining the Year 9 Camp. This will be held on Wednesday 1 May starting at 7.00pm in the Waterford Building. YEAR 7 CAMP – The Year 7 camp will take place week 7 from Monday to Friday. Please ensure your son has all the required items on the ‘What to bring’ list, including plenty of warm clothing. All Year 7 students must return their camp forms by Friday 3 May. PARENT EDUCATION EVENING: The College will hold an information evening on Tuesday 14 May. The topic of the evening will be “Role of Fathers in their Son’s lives”. Dr Paul Gibney will be the presenter. Please reserve a seat by telephoning Maxine Nott on 36319031


Ms Emily Rotta Student Counsellor

Like adults, you experience stress every day. You will benefit from learning effective stress management skills. A little bit of stress is okay, and can even be helpful. However, when you become overloaded with stress or the stress lasts for long periods of time, the stress needs to be managed. When you are unable to adequately manage your stress, you may feel anxiety or depression, experience physical problems, withdraw from family and friends, display aggression or bullying behavior.

Violence and conflicts continue to escalate at home, in schools, and in communities. Conflict can be defined as a disagreement in which two or more parties perceive a threat to their interests, needs or concerns. Conflicts can be disagreements about small or very large matters, or reactions to and/or a build-up of annoyances. You probably think that conflict can be avoided. The truth is that you will continue to find yourself in the midst of conflicts of varying intensities. Some might be mild while others might be very intense. Regardless of the intensity of your conflicts, you need a set of skills that will help you deal effectively with the conflicts that arise.

TEEN STRESS

PROGRAM

TEEN CONFLICT MANAGEMENT SKILLS

PROGRAM

If this is how you feel or parents if you think your son would

benefit from either or both of these programs please contact your House Dean for more information by

Week 3 Wednesday 1 May.


Mr Charles Brauer Treacy House

STARTING LIFE AT ST PATRICK’S Term 1 has been great, fun, exciting and welcoming. My big brother is really nice to me; he makes me feel comfortable in my new school. I have made lots of friends and I cannot wait for Term 2. Angus Ruggieri-Guthrie—Year 5 T2 This term has been a rollercoaster. There have been mixed emotions; for example at first I was nervous and scared but now I feel comfortable. I have made many new friends in Treacy house, which has helped me fit in. This term I played volleyball; which was an enjoyable experience and hope to play many more sports for the school. I also enjoyed Year 8 camp, swimming carnival, retreat and the House activities that have taken place. Ryan Laydon—Year 8 T6

Pictured(left to right): Angus Ruggieri-Guthrie, James Ingeri and Samuel Hanelt on day one.

YEAR 8 CAMP & RETREAT Our Retreat day was a time to reflect on our journey at St Pat’s so far. We shared with each other the experiences that we’ve had at school, including the challenges we face . We had some group activities such as writing down what the day was like. Retreat was a great experience to see people in a different light.

Camp was hard and challenging, but also fun. We did activities such as high ropes, climbing a mountain for four hours, hiking to different campsites and cooking dinner and breakfast. It gave me a great chance to become better friends with some other peo-ple. I might have complained a little at the time, but altogether it was a good and fun experience. Jared Ritchie—Year 8 T2


P & F News


Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture

INTERHOUSE CHESS The final placings (1st – 9th per age group), from this year’s Inter– House Chess Competition are as follows;

The overall team results are;

CAMP ROCK: Rehearsal Schedule - April 25to Performance

DATE SCENE WORK NOTES Thursday April 25 11.00 am – 4.00 pm

Review and Polish Bring own lunch

Friday April 26 Review and Polish

Monday April 29 Review and Polish

Friday May 3 Review and Polish

Saturday May 4 Bump In

Cast NOT required Crew 9:00am, Band 12:00pm

Sunday May 5 9.00 am – 7.00 pm

Dress Rehearsal Hair and Makeup re-quired

Lunch and afternoon tea provided (Subway)

Monday May 6 3.30 pm – 8.00 pm Tech Rehearsal

Dinner provided (Pizza)

Tuesday May 7 3.30 pm – 6.00 pm Bring your own after-noon tea

Wednesday May 8 Matinee – 11.00 am

Go straight to St Pat-rick’s College Leave after Matinee (approx. 1.45 )

Thursday May 9 Performance 6.00 pm call

Friday May 10 Performance 6.00 pm call

Saturday May 11 Final Performance 6.00 pm call

Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12

COFFEY 1 1 8 3 9 6 2 6

KENNEDY 5 3 5 9 1 2 4 2

MOONEY 6 8 6 7 6 8 9 1

O'ROURKE 2 6 3 1 3 7 6 8

QUANE 9 5 1 5 8 1 7 3

RICE 8 9 2 8 2 2 3 8

RYAN 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4

TREACY 7 2 7 2 5 9 8 7

XAVIER 3 7 9 6 7 5 5 5

Final Standings

1st Ryan

2nd Kennedy

3rd Coffey

4th O'Rourke

5th Quane

6th Rice

7th Treacy

7th Xavier

9th Mooney


Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture


Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

This week saw the official introduction of our 2013 Football, Chess and Rugby seasons for CIC and AIC. On Tuesday’s Spirit Assembly we acknowledged our First Squads for Football, Chess and Rugby and formally announced the respective sporting captains. With this Saturday being Round 1 of CIC/ AIC Rugby and Foot-ball, it is vital that all participating students from Year 5 to Year 12 are available to play for St Patrick’s College regardless whether their game is a home game or an away game. This weekend’s fixtures will be challenging enough for all in-volved without the extra pressure of students not turning up to their scheduled game of Football or Rugby. We experienced some very good success last weekend in both codes when we trialled against St Peter’s College and Brisbane Boys’ College and we would like to see this enthusiasm and success contin-ue over the coming 7 weeks of AIC and CIC sport. We look forward to seeing many St Patrick’s College students, parents and supporters both on and off the sporting fields this Saturday in both Rugby and Football. OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Ben Hogan (Year 7) – selected to represent Metropolitan North Under 12 Regional AFL Primary Team to compete at the Queensland Primary AFL Championships Corey Sergeant (Year 10) - ranked 2nd at the Australian Junior Open squash National Championship held in Sydney over Easter. He won silver and is hoping to make the National Talent Squad chosen from this tournament. Selena Fisk (SPC Staff Member) – represented Queens-land at the recent Australian Mixed Outdoor Netball Champi-onships. Her Queensland team won the Championships. Nicola Bone (SPC Staff Member) – competed at the Na-tional Surf Lifesaving Championships last weekend on the Gold Coast in the Open Women's Surf Boat Race. Her surf boat crew won Bronze at these National Championships.

CURLEW PARK CANTEEN ROSTER Parents of students participating in Rugby and Football for St Patrick’s College are requested to support the Col-lege by assisting in the Curlew Park Canteen during the

below allocated times It is VITALLY IMPORTANT that we have parent support with the Curlew Park Canteen. All funds raised through the can-teen go directly back in St Patrick’s College Sport. Without ample parental assistance such a facility cannot operate.

SPC Team Parents Required To

Assist In Curlew Canteen

Time

7A Football 6A Football 7C Rugby 6B Rugby 5B Rugby

7.30am – 8.00am

7B Rugby 6A Rugby 5A Rugby 7B Football 5A Football

8.00am – 8.45am

7A Rugby 7C Football 5B Football

8.45am – 9.30am

Extra Volunteer

Assistance Required Please

9.30am – 10.15am

Date Host College Location

April 26 BGS/GT Victoria Park, Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill

May 3 IONA Iona College, North Road, Wynnum West

May 10 NJC/BBC TBC

May 17 MBBC Moreton Bay Boys College, 302 Manly Road, Manly West

May 24

VILLA (Orientation Run)

Villanova Park, Manly Road, Tingalpa (traditionally an earlier start time)

May 31

CIC Cross Country Championships

Villanova Park, Manly Road, Tingalpa (Held during School Hours)

All CIC (Year 5 to 7) Cross Country meets are held on Friday afternoons after school. Bus transportation is provided by the College.

Cross Country - Term 2 CIC Meet Details


Mr Luke Donatini Football 27/4 - Round 1

CIC FOOTBALL

AIC FOOTBALL

Hayden Oval - is located off Frasers Road, Ashgrove Flat Ovals – are located off Grevillia Road, Ashgrove

PLEASE NOTE

All St Patrick’s College Football Players MUST ONLY compete in their SPC Football Jersey, SPC Sports Shorts, SPC Green and Gold Football Socks for all AIC Football Games (with the exception of First XI players). All St Patrick’s College students who intend to stay on and support/spectate at other AIC games after the completion of their game MUST change into their Formal Uniform for the remainder of the day.

SPC Team Opponent Home/Away

Venue Time

7A

Brisbane Grammar School

Home Football Oval 1, Curlew Park Sandgate 8.00am

7B



7C



6A



5A

Padua College


5B

Padua College


5C

Padua College

Away Banyo Oval 2, Padua Fields Elliot Road, Banyo 8.00am

SPC Team Opponent Home/Away

Venue Time

1stXI

Marist College Ashgrove Away

Hayden Oval 1.30pm

2ndXI


Hayden Oval 12.15pm

3rdXI


Flat 6 Oval 12.30pm

16A


Hayden Oval 11.00am

15A


Hayden Oval 9.45am

15B


Flat 6 Oval 11.30am

14A


Hayden Oval 8.30am

14B


Flat 5 Oval 12.30am

14C


Flat 5 Oval 11.30am

13A


Flat 6 Oval 9.00am

13B


Flat 6 Oval 10.15am


Mr Heath Mackintosh Rugby 27/4 - Round 1

Hayden Oval - is located off Frasers Road, Flat Ovals – are located off Grevillia Road, Ashgrove

SPC Team Opponent Home/Away Venue Time

7A Brisbane Grammar

Home Rugby Oval 1, Curlew Park Sandgate 9.40am

7B Brisbane Grammar

School


7C Marist College Ashgrove


6A Brisbane Grammar

School


6B Brisbane Grammar

School


5A Marist College Ashgrove

Home Rugby Oval 2 Curlew Park Sand-gate 8.50am

5B Marist College Ashgrove

Home Rugby Oval 2 Curlew Park Sandgate 8.00am

5C Padua College


5D Padua College


SPC Team Opponent Home/Away Venue Time

1stXV Marist College Ashgrove Away McMahon Oval 3.15pm

2ndXV Marist College Ashgrove Away McMahon Oval 2.00pm

3rdXV Marist College Ashgrove Away Flat 7 Oval 1.00pm

16A

Marist College Ashgrove

Away Cameron Oval 2.00pm

16B



16C


Flat 8 Oval 12.00pm

15A


Away McMahon Oval 1.00pm

15B



15C


Away Flat 7 Oval 11.00am

14A


Away McMahon Oval 12.00pm

14B


Cameron Oval 11.00am

14C


Cameron Oval 10.00am

13A


McMahon Oval 11.00am

13B


McMahon Oval 10.00am

13C


McMahon Oval 9.00am


Community News


Rosters

TUCKSHOP ROSTER TUCKSHOP ROSTER

UNIFORM SHOP Tues 12-4pm, Wed 10am -2pm, Thurs 7.30 -11: 30am

SUPPORTER TEAM WEAR – Hats, caps and shirts are for sale at the shop so you can show your support for the St. Pat’s teams. Shop will be closed Anzac Day Thursday 25 April.

DATE HELPERS

Fri 22/04 Tania Caruana, Natalie Dare, Karen Johns

Tue 30/05 Debbie Birthsel, Sue Mc Phillips, Cheryl Jahnke

Wed 01/05 Mary Brodie, Andrea Meade, Jane Doyle

Thu 02/05 Karen Jacobsen, Simmone Johnson, Carmel Moir

Fri 03/05 Evelin Liddell, Joanne Casey, Victoria Sutton

Mon 29/04 Janelle Brown, Sharyn Mula

The Paddies Van is Proudly Sponsored by:

ROSTER FOR UPCOMING SERVICE PROGRAMS

Tuesday Morn BBQ Decker Park, Sandgate

7.25 am-9.00 am

Thursday Morning BBQ Humpybong School 7. 30 am-9.00 am

Thursday Evening Street Van Brisbane City

5.00 pm-8.45 pm

Saturday Night BBQ Sandgate Lagoon, Sandgate

5.45 pm-8.30 pm

Tuesday, 30 April Harrison Royley, Jarod Burton,

Jeremiah Dufourq, Jake O’Halloran

Thursday, 2 May Jesse Messina, Matthew Milward,

Jacob Mohr

Thursday, 2 May

Damien McMahon, Isaak Woods, Ben Rooney, Mahdi Sherwell,

Hugh Tanzer

Saturday, 27 April

Harrison Royley, Richard Cook, Liam Morgan

Please Note: If you cannot fulfil your commitment to take part in these service programs, please advise Mrs Righetti ASAP.

COLLEGE FEES THE TERM 2 FEE ACCOUNT WAS EMAILED OR POSTED ON THE 4 APRIL, 2013. PAYMENT OF THIS ACCOUNT WAS DUE ON MON-DAY THE 15 APRIL – UNLESS YOU HAVE A PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT SET IN PLACE. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE COULD BE EXTRA CHARGES ON THE TERM 2 ACCOUNT WHICH WILL NEED TO BE PAID SEPARATELY.

IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR ACCOUNT OR HAVE ANY QUERIES PLEASE CONTACT JUDY KELLY ON 326319019 OR VIA EMAIL [email protected].

HELP NEEDED

If anyone can help on 30 May

Please call Demtria

on 3631 9050.


Week 3 & 4 Date Claimers

WEEK TWO

April 26

CIC Cross Country (BGS/GT) AIC Chess v Ash

April 27

Rugby/Football AIC v MCA (A) CIC v BGS (H)

April 28 - 30

KAIROS 3 & 4

WEEK THREE

April 29

Year 12 QCST WT Workshop & Practice

April 30

Year 12 QCST SRI & MCQ Practice

May 01

Year 9 Camp Parent Information Evening

May 02

Inter– House Debating

May 03

Edmund Rice Mass AIC Chess v SEC CIC Cross Country (IONA)

May 04

Rugby/Football AIC v SEC (A) CIC v BBC (H)

May 05

College Musical Rehearsal

WEEK FOUR

May 08

College Musical Matinee Performance

May 09

College Musical - May 9 - 11

May 10

AIC Chess v Iona CIC Cross Country (MBBC)

May 11

Rugby/Football AIC v IONA (H) CIC v TSS (A)

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