Calling- Issue08 - (21 March 2013)

21 March 2013 No. 08 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 This Saturday night the annual Shindig is being held in the Callan Centre. This should be a great night with 300 people attending. The organizing committee have done a great job and I thank them in advance for their hard work. I am confident that the night will be a great success and fun will be had by all. This weekend sees the conclusion of the Term 1 CIC and AIC seasons. This year St. Patrick’s College has entered more Cricket teams than in previous seasons and has had good successes with both Cricket and Volleyball. My thanks go to the coordinators, coaches, supporters and players for what has been a successful Trimester 1 of sports. It is, however, important for all teams to finish well. Continuing on the co-curricular theme, there are a number of tours, holiday training camps and games scheduled over the Easter holiday break. My thanks go to all involved and I remind all players of the importance of committing to camps and trial games. The Sports Support Group will again be operating the canteen during the upcoming Rugby and Football season and they need parents to assist. I urge parents to give up an hour at home games to assist. All proceeds from the canteen go into providing facilities, specialist coaching and equipment for the players. Put simply—the students benefit from your assistance, so please help where you can. Next Thursday, the College will conduct an Easter Liturgy in the Callan Centre prior to the staging of the Shore to Gate fun run. Easter is a pivotal time in the Church’s calendar and I extend an invitation to parents to attend our Liturgy. Following the Liturgy the students will be involved in the fun run and I invite parents to join the staff and students as we walk, jog or run along the foreshore. It will be a great day and all are welcome to join in. I do remind families that Shore to Gate is also conducted to raise funds for charities and special projects at the College (this year, audio-visual equipment for the Callan Centre) so please ensure the students are doing their part. I ask that all Shore to Gate cards and money are returned to the College by next Wednesday, 27 March. The Queensland Government is conducting its annual statewide survey of all students who completed Year 12 in 2012. The Next Step survey is a brief, confidential survey that gains a comprehensive picture of the employment, study and life choices made by Queensland school completers in the year after they finish Year 12. Between March and June, all students who completed Year 12 last year can expect to receive instructions to complete a web-based survey or a telephone call from the Government Statistician to complete the survey. Please encourage them to take part. If their contact details have changed, please assist the interviewer with their updated details of forward the survey to their new address so they can participate. Thank you for your support of the Next Step survey in 2013. For more information visit www.education.qld.gov.au/nextstep or telephone toll free on 1800 068 587. Finally this week, I remind parents that Term 1 report cards will be sent home over the Easter holidays along with information regarding the upcoming parent teacher meetings which are scheduled for Tuesday, 16 April. Have a great week God Bless

Dr Michael Carroll College Principal

All students

are to wear

College Tie Terms 2 & 3

TERM 1 FINISHES ON THURSDAY

28 MARCH 12:30PM

YEAR 5 2015 INTERVIEWS WILL COMMENCE EARLY TERM 2.

CONTACT JAN THOMPSON ON 3631 9015

FOR ENROLMENT INFORMATION.

CO-CURRICULAR PHOTO DAY Cricket, Debating, Swimming & Volleyball Friday 22 March bring team uniform/shirt. Schedule can be found as an attachment on the College Website calendar.

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Mr David Gardiner College Dean

St Patrick’s College Calling | 3

Mr David Gardiner College Dean

Our celebrations last Friday for St Patrick’s Day were a significant occasion for the community. The students’ participation in the Mass was conducted with a high degree of reverence shown. Father Liam challenged us all to have Faith, and to demonstrate our Faith. The following ‘Great Morven Race’ generated a big buzz around the College and surrounding streets. It was a wonder-ful sight seeing nearly 250 students race past the rest of the school in four different age races. Congratulations to the following placegetters on the day:-

SHORNCLIFFE SHUFFLERS One week to go before Shore to Gate. This Sunday we will enjoy a run around the local community. Meet at 6.55am in the plaza for a 7am start. CIC boys who are not at top fitness levels must have a parent accompany them. We don’t want any

JUNIOR RACE YEAR 5 & 6 Matthew Moate Quane 1st 4 min 13 sec

Nyle Abad Kennedy 2nd 4 min 21 sec

Adam Palmer Mooney 3rd 4 min 21 sec

MIDDLE RACE YEARS 7, 8 & 9

Lucas Lutter Rice 1st 3 min 40 sec

Elliott Schultz Xavier 2nd 3 min 47 sec

Elijah Huxtable Coffey 3rd 3 min 55 sec

SENIOR RACE YEAR 10 & 11

Jordan Johnson Ryan 1st 3 min 20 sec

Joshua Potter Xavier 2nd 3 min 21 sec

Adam Edgar Rice 3rd 3 min 23 sec

YEAR 12 RACE Makoi Makuel

Quane 1st 3 min 29 sec

Rylie Thompson-Bagshaw

Coffey 2nd 3 min 32 sec

Jack Lehfeldt

Treacy 3rd 3 min 39 sec

Matthew Moate Lucas Lutter Jordan Johnson

M

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Father Liam

Horsfall


Get Ready to Shindig Shindig


Ms Marthy Watson Campus Minister

At 6am Sunday 10 March, 21 ladies from the St Patrick’s community (staff and parents) hopped on the school bus – all dress in pink and green – to partici-pate in the RSCQ International Women’s’ Day 5 km Fun run/walk at Southbank. This is an event that supports the Mater chicks in pink. They make a real differ-ence to women with breast cancer both by providing for immediate needs of women undergoing treatment at Mater and by contributing to research at Mater Medical Research Institute to find better treatments.

Fun was had by all and the quick paced walk was toppedoff by a hearty break-fast prepared by the gentlemen (staff and husbands of the walkers) who took the Paddies Van down to Southbank. A big thank you to all the participants. We hope to double the number of entries next year. So watch this space and sign up when the call comes around.

PINK STUMPS DAY Our school supports the Jane McGrath foundation and raised $500-00 last year for breast cancer awareness with our Pink Cupcake Day held here at school. We decided to build on this tradition and our First Cricket team took up the Pink Stumps Day Challenge this

year. They played with pink hats, pink wicket keeper pads and pink stumps on Saturday 9 March against Villanova. By hosting this event, St Patrick’s has helped to make a difference to the lives of Australian fami-lies experiencing breast cancer. To date the McGrath Foundation has 81 McGrath Breast Care Nurses working in communities right across Australia who have helped support more than 19,300 Australian fami-lies experiencing breast cancer. Thank you to all that have supported this event. The raffle for the Brisbane Heat shirt signed by Alister McDermott will be drawn on Assembly next Tuesday.

PADDIES GREEN FINGERS GARDEN CLUB As we move into the colder part of the year, we would like to invite parents to join the Greenfingers Club. We meet every Thursday afternoon after school (3:15pm)in the garden. We are planting and propagating plants and already have a number of different herbs growing in pots. We are urgently looking for the following equipment. Please phone the Ministry Office (3631 9089) if you can assist. Thank you to Mr Russell Oakes who donated a small water tank and compost bin to the garden. We need: any size plastic pots or punnets to plant seedling in, any seeds (herbs and winter vegetables) are welcome watering cans and a wheelbarrow HARMONY DAY: Harmony Day celebrates peace and harmony amongst all cultural groups in our society. To celebrate we will be holding a harmony games tournament where students will be able to represent their country or cultural background in various games over two lunch times on the 26 & 27 of March. Last year the Pacific Islander team won and hopefully they will return to de-fend their title. Harmony Day Sign on - Could all students wishing to sign on for the Harmony Day games to held on 26 & 27

of March form a team and email Mr Corfield at [email protected] MINISTRY IN ACTION Meeting this Friday morning at 8:00 – 8:30 am in Waterford Meeting rooms. All welcome.

FR MODESTUS INSTALLATION The St Patrick’s College community would like to congratulate Fr Modestus on his Installation as our Parish priest. We wish him every blessing as he leads our local Catholic community over the coming years.


Marcus Reed India Immersion

In trying to describe my time in India, I could explain our itinerary and nearly four weeks of amazing activities and sights. However, on reflection I think a more effec-tive way of explaining my true experience of India might be by sharing this simple story. The following story how-ever does no justice whatsoever to express exactly how loving and caring some people are towards us. Brother Cyril is from St Joseph’s Christian Brother school in Kolkata India. He is one of the most spiritually devoted men that I have ever met. He is an amazing person and in the way that he comes across is highly humble and gener-ous of his time and patient. He has much knowledge of the world around us and brings the best out of people through his wise words and the way he structures his words. I was hanging on every word he would say and how he displayed the Indian culture to me really made me see just how beautiful and heart warming the people are. I will never forget him in the Mass that was put on at St Joseph’s by his cousin Father Cyril and sharing oneself in as many aspects as possible. Brother Cyril then extended on being rich of soul. The way he described it as learning from the uneducated and through students much younger than us and taking

in the fact that they have nothing yet they are still willing to give. By give I mean there whole hearted and individual attention so to give of themselves. That is why the India culture is so joyful, mazing and beautiful in its own way. How they have literally nothing and are so welcoming and happy is just unfathomable. It shows ones true self.

Brother Cyril is the epitome of the Indian culture in giving ones full self in rich mind and spirit. I can’t wait to go back to Kolkata and just sit and talk with him again I will cherish this perception of life for many years to come.


Mr Chris Campbell AP Curriculum

At the beginning of last year the College purchased a pro-gram known as Turnitin. This program is used for the sub-mission of assignments and is quite common in a number of schools. Students are required to upload assignments into Turnitin. As a consequence the program will check to see if the work is written by the student or taken from another source. It is most important that students are submitting work which is their own and not the product of an internet site. Students using work from an internet or any other site must ensure that their work is referenced correctly. The procedure for referencing is explained in the students diary. Turnitin also allows us to archive assignments and will check the author-ship of a task against work submitted by students in previ-ous years. We believe that this is a much fairer system.

We have been using Turntin throughout the term. Students across all year levels have been required to upload work into Turntin. At times this was a bit frustrating as the uploads were not always successful. Modifications have been made and all should be well now. Please note carefully the following re-quirement. All students will be required to submit a Turntin digital receipt when handing in their hard copy. As per Col-lege policy a hard copy is still required for all assignment submissions. Hence final copies cannot be submitted through Turntin, The hard copy must match the work sub-mitted through Turntin exactly. I will provide more information at a later date regarding other year levels and subjects utilising Turntin.

DEBATING NEWS What a fantastic way to complete the first round of the QDU Debating competition in 2013, with our Year 8’s pulling off a gripping 1 point victory over St Paul’s. The team, Max Marson, Ethan Green, Joe Grew-Figuerola and chief tactical support man Dillion Weatherhead, demonstrated the benefit of competing in the Year 7 Junior competition last year. The boys were confident and engaging in arguing that we shouldn’t ban contact sport, the adjudicator even noting that our boys presented a case that matched the complexity of those displayed in Year 10. It was great to see so many parents and siblings out supporting the boys (and super novice coach Ms Harris) as they made their official start in the QDU competition. With such an impressive first round we shudder to think just how good these boys might get.

Round 2 begins Wednesday 17 April @ Genesis Christian College Year 9 Team Seers @ 8.15pm Year 9 Team Vanni @ 7.00pm Year 11 Team Hewitt @ 8.15pm Year 11 Team Brough @ 8.15pm MS ZOE MORGAN, DEBATING COORDINATOR

Mr Geoff Samuels Director Of Culture


Mr Frank Torrisi AP Student Formation

EXIT PROCEDURES FOR YEARS 8, 9 AND 10 All students in Year 8, 9 and 10 will be required to complete a form before they exit from Term 1. The form has been included in the Student Diary on Page 58 and 59. It will be required to be signed off by various staff members and parents. laptops by their classroom 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. TERM 2 UNIFORM: A reminder that all students are required to wear the college tie from the beginning of Term 2. Also all students in Years 10, 11 and 12 students require long trousers and blazers. These are available now from the Uniform Shop. LOST PROPERTY: There is an abundance of lost property in the Student Office from lunch boxes to uniforms and particularly shoes (black leather and sporting). It is disappointing that these items are not labeled. It is important that all items are labeled so that they can be returned to its rightful owner. At the end of this term we will be doing our usual donation to St Vincent de Paul and the Uniform Shop of any lost property which has not been claimed before then. Please come in and check it out. BLAZER: A reminder that all boys in Years 10, 11 and 12 will be required to wear their blazers to and from school during Term 2 and 3. In preparation for this I ask that if dry cleaning of blazers is required, that this is done over the next couple of weeks for the commencement of Term 2. MOBILE PHONES: A number of students continue to ignore the Mobile Phone Acceptable Use Policy. This

causes disruption to classes and the normal operation of the school day. Detentions have been issued to these boys and I ask all families to be familiar with the policy located in the Student Diary and to reinforce these guidelines with your son. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: St Patrick’s is a great school but it can be let down in its public image if the students are poorly behaved on public transport. The College will not tolerate poor behaviour on public transport. Students misbehaving in this area will face a range of consequences as a result of their actions. LAST DAY OF TERM: All students will be dismissed at 12.30 pm on Thursday 28 March. It is expected that all students attend school until 12.30 pm. Students will commence the day with an Easter Liturgy followed by the Shore to Gate. All buses will complete their normal Bus runs departing the College at 12.30pm.

Mr Terry Chapman College Old Boys

The Old Boys hold a meeting every 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Sandgate Hawks Aussie Rules Football Club, Lemke Rd Taigum at 7pm. These monthly meetings are open to any Old Boy’s who are interested in the direction of the Old Boys and listening and taking part in organising events. Most of the committee are present each month.

The more input we can get from Old Boys the better we can make our association. Generally we chat about what is on, what is coming up and any other business people want to raise. It's a good chance to have a beer and chat with other Old Boys. All are welcome.

LOST HATS Please check that your son has the correct hat - lost hat with the name of K OBERMAN. If found please return to the Student Office.

SHAVE FOR A CURE - ANGUS HOWIESON


Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Darcy Roper (Year 10) – represented Queensland at the National Junior (U20) Track and Field Championships, Challenge

Stadium Perth last week. Competing against the best athletes in Australia in the Under16 age group, Darcy came 1st (gold) in U16 Long Jump with a jump of 6.84m, 2nd (sliver) in U16 Triple Jump with 13.70m, 3rd (bronze) in U16 100m in 11.26sec. He also was a member of the Queensland U16 4x100m relay team and the 4x 200m team. He gained a 3rd (bronze) in the 4 x 100m and 1st (gold) in the 4 x 200m. Darcy will also be competing at the Queensland Track & Field Grand Prix this Saturday evening at QSAC.

Jarred Megaw (Year 7), Adam Palmer (Year 6), John Redd (Year 5), Callum Sanders (Year 7) – all selected into the Met-ropolitan North Primary Swimming Team to compete at the Queensland Schools Swimming Championships, 24 to 26 March at Chandler. We wish them every success.

Christian Ramsay (Year 12), Alex Bhugon (Year 12 ), Evan Warland (Year 12) – all selected into the Metropolitan North U18 Hockey Team to compete at the Queensland Secondary Hockey Championships, 23rd to 26th May at the State Hockey Centre, Colmslie.

Matthew Palmer (Year 8), Adam Palmer (Year 6) – competed at the Queensland State Life Saving Championships at Her-vey Bay. Matthew placed 1st (gold) in Surf Rescue, 2nd (silver) in Team Swim and 2nd (silver) in the Ironman. Adam placed 1st (gold) in Board Race, 1st (gold) in Surf Race and 2nd (silver) in Junior Ironman.

Connor Clark (Year 7), Jordan Conroy (Year 8), Ben Cox (Year 12), Ben Giuliano (Year 10), Jack Graham (Year 8), Matthew Palmer (Year 8) – all selected to represent Metropolitan North at the Queensland Secondary Schools Swimming Championships, 21to 23 March, Chandler.

Queensland Secondary Schools 19 Years and Under Tennis State Champion-

ships were held in Toowoomba, hosted by South West Region, 14 – 17 March. The Metropolitan North Boys and Girls Teams both won their divi-sions and were named champions of the Tournament (Gold) . Br Chris Pritchard was Metropolitan North Manager, Coach to the Boys Team. St Pat-rick’s College student Matthew Travers was a valued member of this team. Congratulations to both.

METROPOLITAN NORTH REGIONAL SPORT INFORMATION All students and parents requesting information regarding any up and coming Met North Regional trials are asked to go to the Met North Website to find out such information - www.metnorthsport.qld.edu.au Metropolitan North Trial Information for various Cluster Days have been posted on the Met North Website and it is the responsibility of both students and parents to be aware of what trials are up and coming. For further information regarding these trials please contact Ryan Schultz (College Coaching Administrator).

IMPORTANT SPC SPORTING DATE TO REMEMBER YEAR 5 TO YEAR 12 RUGBY/FOOTBALL TRIAL

V VILLANOVA COLLEGE

SATURDAY 13 APRIL (LAST SATURDAY OF EASTER HOLIDAYS)

AT ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE FIELDS

CURLEW PARK Further information regarding times of games will be published next week

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Now that Cricket Season is over, The Curlew Park Association is always looking for ways to improve the facilities. We invite any parent or coach to make suggestions that could help improve the fields, All suggestions/feedback will be considered. Please contact Peter Tyrrell on 32654114 or Email on [email protected]

Mr Peter Tyrell Curlew Park Assoc


Mr Ryan Schultz Cricket Round 7/ March 23

AIC St Patrick’s College Vs St Laurence’s College

Please Note: A Canteen will be in operation at Curlew Park

CIC St Patrick’s College Vs Nudgee Junior College

Team Time Venue Location

1st XI 50 Overs

9.00am – 5.15pm SLC Playing Fields Oval 1 (Turf) Nathan Road, Runcorn UBD Map 20 (Q4)

2nd XI

1.00pm - 5:30pm Curlew Park Oval 1 (Turf)

Curlew Park, Curlew Street Shorncliffe

3rd XI 1.00pm – 5:30pm Curlew Park Oval 2 (Turf)

Curlew Park, Curlew Street Sandgate

4th XI 1.00pm – 5.30pm St John Fisher Oval 3 (Synthetic)

St John Fisher College, John Fisher Dr, Bracken Ridge

15A 8.15am – 12.45pm Curlew Park Oval 1 (Turf)

Curlew Park, Curlew Street, Sandgate

15B 8.15am – 12.45pm Curlew Park Oval 2 (Turf)


15C T/20

8.00am – 11.00am St John Fisher Oval 3 (Synthetic)


14A 8.15am – 12.45pm SLC Playing Fields Oval 2 (Turf) Nathan Road, Runcorn UBD Map 20 (Q4)

14B 8.15am – 12.45pm SLC Playing Fields Oval 4 (Synthetic)

Nathan Road, Runcorn UBD Map 20 (Q4)

14C T/20

8.00am – 11.00am SLC Playing Fields Oval 6 (Synthetic)

Nathan Road, Runcorn UBD Map 20 (Q4)

13A 1.00pm – 5.30pm SLC Playing Fields Oval 2 (Turf) Nathan Road, Runcorn UBD Map 20 (Q4)

13B 1.00pm – 5.30pm Wally Tait Oval (Turf)

Jacob Lane (off Beenleigh Road), Kuraby

Team Time Venue Location

7A 30 Overs

8.00am – 11.30am Curlew Park Oval 3 (Turf)


7B T/20

7.30am – 10.00am Gregory Park (Synthetic)

Gregory Park Baroona Rd. Milton

7C T/20

7.30am – 10.00am St John Fisher Oval 1 (Concrete)


7D T/20

10.00am –12.30pm (Vs SLC Gold)

SLC Playing Fields Field 8 (Concrete)

Nathan Road, Runcorn UBD Map 20 (Q4

6A 30 Overs

7.30am – 11.15am Harney Oval (Synthetic)

NJC Indooroopilly Cnr. Kate & Twigg St

6B T/20

7.30am – 10.00am St John Fisher Oval 2 (Concrete)


5A 30 Overs

8.00am – 11.30am St John Fisher Oval 4 (Synthetic)


5B T/20

7.30am – 10.00am Jack Bowers Oval 2 (Synthetic)

NJC Indooroopilly Cnr Kate & Twigg St

5C T/20

7.30am – 10.00am Curlew Park P&F Oval (Concrete)


5D T/20

10.00am – 12.30pm (Vs SLC White)

Gair Field SLC College

St Laurence’s College Stephens Road, South Brisbane


Mr Tim Walker Volleyball Round 7 / March 23

St Patrick’s College hosted St. Peter’s Lutheran College last weekend, a rematch of our trial round in week 1. Winning performances by 13A, 13B, 13C, 14B, 15C, 15B and 15A were recorded. Whilst our 1st VI did go down to the undefeated St. Peter’s team, I must commend them for their efforts on the sidelines cheering on our younger teams to victory. It is great to see the older students taking the ‘servant leadership’ role with two hands. This weekend is our last round of the season against St. Laurence’s College at Brady Hall. Our volleyball teams are looking forward to the challenge.

AIC Volleyball St Patrick’s College Vs St Laurence’s College Away – Brady Hall, St Laurence’s College

St Laurence’s College Gym: Brady Hall, St Laurence’s College, Stephens Rd, South Brisbane (off Stephens Road)

Although this is our last game of AIC, the school volleyball world goes on. See below for SPC volleyball opportunities throughout 2013.

Students will be contacted later in the year with regards to the QLD based tournaments. Howev-er, we are taking expressions of interest for the Tour to Melbourne in December. Expression of interest forms can be obtained from, and returned to Mr. Walker’s office. Expressions of interest are due Friday 26 April. On Sunday afternoon, 2-5pm, we will have our season breakup at Sandstorm Beach Volleyball Centre. Numbers were to be confirmed today. If there are any families planning on attending, who haven’t confirmed with the main office, please email Mr. Tim Walker tonight (Thursday). [email protected] Finally, I would like to thank all the families of the SPC Volleyball boys for their dedication in driv-ing your sons to trainings and games and supporting our teams from the sidelines. You certainly are an integral part of the success of the College.

Time Court 1 Time Court 2

8.15am 14C 8.15am 13C

9.00am 14B 9.00am 13B

10.00am 14A 10.00am 13A

11.00am 3rd VI 11.00am 15C

12.00pm 16A 12.00pm 15B

1.00pm 2nd VI 1.00pm 15A

2.00pm 1st VI

Tournament Description Approx. Cost

QLD Senior Schools Cup August 2 – 4 Toowoomba Various Venues Volleyball QLD State Championships for year 11s and 12s in-cluding honours and divisions 2, 3.

$160 per player

QLD Junior Schools Cup

October 18 – 20 Brisbane Various Venues Volleyball QLD State Championships for years 8 to 10 including honours and divisions 2,3.

$100 per player

Australian Volleyball Schools Cup

December 8 – 15 Melbourne Australian Volleyball Federation National School Champion-ships. Highest level of volleyball available for school teams. Largest schools tournament attracting upwards of 3000 players each year. Week long tournament.

$990 per player



Rugby Saturday 13 April St Patrick’s College Vs Villanova College (AIC/CIC)

Curlew Park, Sandgate PLEASE NOTE: ALL students are required for the entire time their age group/year level are scheduled to play Canteen will be in operation on the day Sports Medicine will be on site on the day

Wet Weather Sports Information Line

The telephone number for St Patrick’s College Sports Information Line is 3631 9080. Please be reminded that in the event of Wet Weather, any changes to the published schedule for sporting fixtures will be made just before 7.00am on the day of the fixtures (via Information Line)

St Patrick’s College App (Only used for Cancellations or Changes)

The St Patrick’s College App will also be updated (send through a notification) should there be any cancellations or changes in sporting events due to wet weather.

Time Rugby 1 (Edmund Rice)

Rugby 2 (Edmund Rice)

Rugby 3 (Grundy)

8.00am

SPC 5Green Vs VILL 5Green



9.00am SPC 5 Gold Vs VILL 5Golds

SPC 6Gold Vs VILL 6Gold


10.00am SPC 13Green Vs VILL 13Green


11.00am SPC 13Gold Vs VILL 13Gold


12 noon SPC 14Gold Vs VILL 14Gold

SPC 3rd XV Vs VILL 3rd XV

1.00pm SPC 15Gold Vs VILL 15Gold

SPC 16Grren Vs VILL 16Green

2.00pm SPC 2nd XV Vs VILL 2nd XV


3.15pm SPC 1st XV Vs VILL 1st XV

Easter Holiday Rugby Clinics (2nd Week Holidays @ Curlew Park/April)

Thursday 11th April Friday 12th April

6:30am-8:30am

CIC Rugby Clinic Year 5, 6 and Year 7’s not on Armidale Tour 9:00am-12:00 noon

AIC Rugby Clinic U13/14/15/16/Open

Rugby Clinic Curlew Park

6:30am-8:30am

CIC Rugby Clinic Year 5, 6 and Year 7’s not on Armidale Tour 9:00am-12:00 noon

AIC Rugby Clinic U13/14/15/16/Open

Rugby Clinic Curlew Park


MOUTH GUARD FUNDRAISER For every mouth guard made by Bracken Ridge Denture Clinic

$10 Goes Directly To St Patrick’s College.

Junior Mouth Guards (Years 5 to 7) $80.00 Senior Mouth Guards (Years 8 to 12) $120.00

Teams can order colour matching mouth guards or players can choose their own colours!!! Teams can come on a Saturday or Sunday or players can make their own appointments.

(after hours available) Bracken Ridge Denture Clinic

ABN: 82361931575 2 Wurley St Bracken ridge 4017

PH: 0403706685 Ken Warland RDT/RDPNew Dentures Full & Partial

Dental Prosthetist Repairs & Relines Medicare Provider No. 4279081H


Round Date Fixture Location Coaching

Clinics 11 & 12 April

Year 5 to Under 15 Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe)

Trial 13 April AIC vs VILL (H) CIC vs VILL (H)

Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe) Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe)

Trial 20 April AIC vs SPLC (H) CIC vs BBC (A)

Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe) Away at BBC (Miskin Street, Toowong)

R 1 27 April AIC vs MCA (A) CIC vs BGS (H)

Away at MCA(Frasers Road, Ashgrove) Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe)

R 2 4 May AIC vs SEC (A) CIC vs BBC (H)

Away at SEC (Mary Street Woodend, Ipswich) Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe)

R 3 11 May AIC vs IONA (H) CIC vs TSS (A)

Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe) Away at TSS (Lupus St, Southport)

R 4 18 May AIC vs PAD (H) CIC vs PAD (H)

Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe) Away at PAD Playing Fields (Elliott Rd, Banyo)

R 5 25 May AIC vs VILL (A) CIC vs ACGS (A)

Away at VILL Playing Fields (Manly Rd, Tingalpa) Away at ACGS (Oakland Pde East Brisbane)

R 6 1 June AIC vs SPLC (A) CIC vs IONA (A)

Away at SPLC (Hart Street, Indooroopilly) Away at IONA (North St, Wynnum West)

R 7 8 June AIC vs SLC (H) CIC vs NJC (H)

Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe) Home at SPC (Curlew Park, Shorncliffe)

Back to Shorncliffe Day

SPC Rugby and Football Fixture Calendar 2013

Please Note: The information supplied above is the current information available to us at this point in time. Changes to venue information may occur as the season commences and progresses.


Mr Luke Donatini Football

2013 SPC FOOTBALL PRESEASON SPC FOOTBALL CONTACTS Mr Ryan Schultz – Football Administrator (main point of contact) [email protected] AIC and CIC Administrator Mr Josh McCloughlan – Director of Football [email protected] Student Contact and Emergency Contact ONLY Mr Michael Angus – Junior Football Coordinator [email protected] CIC Football Coaching UPDATED PRE SEASON TRAINING TIMES JUNIORS (ALL CIC PLAYERS YEAR 5 to 7) Year 5 Football – Monday Afternoons 25 March – Curlew Park (3.30pm – 4.45pm) (In season training – term 2 training will be on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Curlew Park)

Year 6 Football – Monday Afternoon 25 March – Curlew Park (3.30pm – 4.45pm) (In season training – term 2 training will be on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Curlew Park) Year 7 Football – Monday Afternoon 25 March – Curlew Park (3.30pm – 4.45pm) (In season training – term 2 training will be on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Curlew Park) MIDDLE SQUAD (Under 13, Under 14, Under 15) Tuesday Mornings 26 March – Curlew Park 6:40am – 7:50am

Easter Holiday Football Coaching Clinics Year 5 to Under15

When – Thursday 11 April & Friday 12 April Time – 8am to 11am Where – Curlew Park, Curlew Street Sandgate

REMEMBER Trial Games v Villanova College – Saturday 13 April at Curlew Park

St Patrick’s College Vs Villanova College (AIC/CIC) Curlew Park, Sandgate

PLEASE NOTE: First XI Football will not be playing Villanova – Game Details TBC Canteen will be in operation on the day Sports Medicine will be on site on the day

TIME SPC FOOTBALL OVAL 1

TIME SPC FOOTBALL OVAL 2

TIME SPC FOOTBALL OVAL 3 (P&F)

7.30am

7Gold 7.30am 6Gold 7.30am

8.20am

14Gold 8.20am 13Gold 8.20am 7Green

9.35am

15Gold

9.35am 13Green

9.10am

5Gold

10.50am

16Gold

10.35am 14Green

10.00am

5Green

12.10pm

2ndXI

11.35am 15Green

1.30pm

1stXI (TBC) 12.35pm 3rd XI


Br Chris Pritchard Tennis

Xcelerate Your Game! Brad Harbottle’s Coaching & Development

PO Box 1000, Redcliffe Queensland, 4020 Australia m: 0412961651 e: [email protected]

Xceltennis

St. Patrick’s College Tennis Academy Term 2 - Group Lessons

Tuesday Mornings from 7:00am Open to all tennis players

We are offering players the opportunity to join group or private lessons on the school courts before or after school. Lessons start the week of April 15, finishing last week of term.

Group lesson cost is $125.00/school term Private lesson cost is 5 half hour lessons for $110.00 (bookings by arrangement)

For further information please call Brad on 0412961651. ........................................................................................................................................................................ Please hand form into the College Administration Office

Student Name: …………………………………………...................................................................... Year level in 2013 ……………………………… Student Address: ……………………………………………………………………………………….. ……………………………………...............................………………Postcode:.......………………….. Home Tel: ….…………….............................................................. Mobile: ..................................................................... Email: ............................................................................................... Student’s Ability: Introductory …… Intermediate …… Advanced …… I understand that in enrolling my son in the St Patrick’s College Tennis Academy I am responsible for payment of $125.00 to the College. Payment must accompany this application form. Parent Signature: …………………………………………………. Tennis Academy Amount………. Student’s Name: Contact No: Cash/Chq/Card Card Number: _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ Exp: _ _ / _ _ Name on Card: Amount: $


P & F


Bluewater Festival Community Notices


Rosters

TUCKSHOP ROSTER

UNIFORM SHOP TRADING HOURS TERM TIME

Tues 12-4pm, Wed 10am-2pm, Thurs 7.30-11.30am

Last day of trading this term Thursday 28 March 7.30-11.30am.

Shop reopens Tuesday 16 April 12-4pm.

BLAZER ORDERS – These have been delivered and are avail-able for collection. Some will need to pay balance outstand-ing to collect. TIES – All students must wear a tie with the formal uniform

DATE HELPERS

Fri 22/03 Tania Caruana, Natalie Dare, Karen Johns

Tue 26/03 Janelle Brown, Sharyn Mula

Wed 27/03 Leigh Shaw, Stephanie Ingeri, Melinda Pahany, Bronwyn Hawkin

Thu 28/03 Mandy Crossan, Guistina Lawlor, Marianne Refoy, Tabitha Baker

Fri 29/03 Good Friday

Mon 25/03 Jen Smith, Michelle Steen, Angela Funnell

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, 26 March

Will Gallett, Allan Hebbard, Jonah Caruana, Jye Okamura, James Easey, Campbell Taylor, Joseph Carle, Harry McVeigh

Thursday, 28 March

Kyle Bennett, Bharvin Mesuria, Sam Ricks, Gerard Warland,

Liam Leaver

Thursday, 28 March

Fabian Power, Matt Fowlie, Michael Tunny, Lachlan Rologas,

Mundi Bria

Saturday, 30 March

Saxon Johannessen, Sam Ricks, Kevin Carroll, Jesse Keasley

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


Term 1 Week 9 & Term 2 Week 1 Date Claimers

WEEK NINE

March 25

Year 11 Marine Studies Excursion

March 27

Year 12 QCST MCQ Practice Inter-House Chess Finals

March 28

End Term 1 Easter Liturgy Shore to Gate Students Dismissed at 12.30pm

March 29

Good Friday

March 30

Easter Saturday

March 31

Easter Sunday

WEEK ONE - TERM 2

April 15

Term 2 Commence Term 2 Fees Due

April 16

Trimester 1 Co-Curricular Awards Assembly Parent Teacher Interviews

April 17

P & F Meeting

April 18

Inter - House Cross Country Carnival

Calling- Issue08 - (21 March 2013)

Documents

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