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From the Head of Junior School Welcome Back to Term 3 I would like to welcome everyone back to Junior School and Term 3 following the mid-year break. Hopefully many of our families had an opportunity to spend some extra time together. In talking to many of the boys this week I know that quite a few have had very exciting holidays and have enjoyed travelling to some interesting and diverse places around the world. I took the opportunity to travel as well and spent almost two weeks travelling around Sri Lanka. I found it to be a wonderful country to visit with a diverse landscape, wildlife, culture and a fascinating history. I strongly believe that having the opportunity to travel and visit other cultures is a really valuable experience and I know the boys I speak to gain a great deal from their travels. Not all of our boys left Melbourne and I have also enjoyed hearing how they spent their holidays and the interesting activities and pastimes they pursued during the break. It was a bit challenging for us all, I am sure, to get up out of bed for the first day of school, particularly when the weather has been so cold and wet this week. I would like to think, however, that all of the boys were excited to be back at school and catching up with their mates once again. I look forward to another very successful term and to the annual Family Day event that will take place towards the end of this term on Saturday 12 September. Please make sure you mark this important event in your diaries so that all boys are able to participate in the events on this most important day. State Schools Cross Country Event On Thursday we had several boys competing at the State Cross Country Championships at Bundoora Park. Bailey Dann (6M), William Chambers (5C), Harrison Winneke (4I) and Fred Leeton (5C) had all qualified for the State Championships by coming in the top 12 at the regional event late in Term 3. A report of the boys’ efforts is in the PE and Sport section of the newsletter. Mid-Year Reports During the term break you should have received your son’s mid-year report in the mail. Our teachers put a great deal of time and effort into preparing these reports and we aim to ensure they are an accurate and detailed representation of your son’s progress to this point in time. Every effort is made to ensure they are error free before they are mailed out but I am aware that on rare occasions a report will arrive home with a typo or other mistake that had not been picked up. If this is the case please let us know so that it can be rectified. If, for some reason, you have not received your son’s report then please contact the Junior School office so that a copy can be arranged for you. I would hope that there are no surprises in the reports and the information shared with you by the teachers reflects what you have already been made aware of in relation to your son’s progress at school. If you do have any concerns in this area I would urge you to make contact with the particular teacher to discuss these. An opportunity for all parents to meet with their son’s teachers will be provided during our Term 3 Parent/Teacher Interviews, which will take place during the final two weeks of this term. Details of these interviews will be shared with parents closer to the time. 17 July 2015
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From the Head of Junior School
Welcome Back to Term 3
I would like to welcome everyone back to Junior School and Term 3 following the mid-year break. Hopefully many of
our families had an opportunity to spend some extra time together. In talking to many of the boys this week I know that
quite a few have had very exciting holidays and have enjoyed travelling to some interesting and diverse places around the
world. I took the opportunity to travel as well and spent almost two weeks travelling around Sri Lanka. I found it to be a
wonderful country to visit with a diverse landscape, wildlife, culture and a fascinating history. I strongly believe that
having the opportunity to travel and visit other cultures is a really valuable experience and I know the boys I speak to gain
a great deal from their travels. Not all of our boys left Melbourne and I have also enjoyed hearing how they spent their
holidays and the interesting activities and pastimes they pursued during the break.
It was a bit challenging for us all, I am sure, to get up out of bed for the first day of school, particularly when the weather
has been so cold and wet this week. I would like to think, however, that all of the boys were excited to be back at school
and catching up with their mates once again.
I look forward to another very successful term and to the annual Family Day event that will take place towards the end of
this term on Saturday 12 September. Please make sure you mark this important event in your diaries so that all boys are
able to participate in the events on this most important day.
State Schools Cross Country Event
On Thursday we had several boys competing at the State Cross Country Championships at Bundoora Park. Bailey Dann
(6M), William Chambers (5C), Harrison Winneke (4I) and Fred Leeton (5C) had all qualified for the State
Championships by coming in the top 12 at the regional event late in Term 3. A report of the boys’ efforts is in the PE and
Sport section of the newsletter.
Mid-Year Reports
During the term break you should have received your son’s mid-year report in the mail. Our teachers put a great deal of
time and effort into preparing these reports and we aim to ensure they are an accurate and detailed representation of your
son’s progress to this point in time. Every effort is made to ensure they are error free before they are mailed out but I am
aware that on rare occasions a report will arrive home with a typo or other mistake that had not been picked up. If this is
the case please let us know so that it can be rectified. If, for some reason, you have not received your son’s report then
please contact the Junior School office so that a copy can be arranged for you.
I would hope that there are no surprises in the reports and the information shared with you by
the teachers reflects what you have already been made aware of in relation to your son’s
progress at school. If you do have any concerns in this area I would urge you to make contact
with the particular teacher to discuss these.
An opportunity for all parents to meet with their son’s teachers will be provided during our
Term 3 Parent/Teacher Interviews, which will take place during the final two weeks of this term.
Details of these interviews will be shared with parents closer to the time.
17 July 2015
Oliver! Production
Over the past month or so a number of our Junior School boys have been busy auditioning for parts in OSMaD’s
production of Oliver!, the musical based on the story of Oliver Twist. OSMaD is the Old Scotch Music and Drama club
and each year they produce a musical performed here at Scotch. I am delighted to inform our Junior School community
that three Junior School boys have been chosen for parts in this year’s performance. Seba Negri (5M) and Charles
Padgham (5D) have been cast as members of the chorus and Tom Law (6C) has been chosen to play the lead role of
Oliver. I congratulate each of these boys on their selections and look forward to attending one of the performances later in
the year.
Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science
Over the term break a great deal of activity has taken place around our new Science centre. If you haven’t been down to
the end of Morrison Street in recent times then I am sure you will be quite surprised to see that building works are now up
to the third level and the size of the building is becoming much more apparent. It is quite amazing to see just how fast this
development is progressing. Equally as impressive is the generosity of our community in relation to raising the funds
required for the project. Contained in this edition of Primary Matters is a flyer updating everyone on the progress and
where the capital campaign has reached. I encourage everyone to read it as it is makes for a very good story.
Class Captains/SRC
Congratulations to the following boys on their appointment to Class Captain for Term 3 or SRC Representative for
Semester 2. Boys were presented with their badges at assembly on Tuesday.
Class Captains SRC Representatives
6A Sam Start Darcy Livingstone O’Reilly
6C Rory Cooper Ben Strang
6M Michael Ojaimi Tige Ryan
5C Jack Earwaker William Chambers
5D Tiernan Lim Joon William Carton
5M Daniel Fletcher Johnny Hill
4G Lucas McKenzie James Johnston
4I Cooper Lord Thomas Kluckow
4R Nicholas Davy Joel McInerney
3G James Talbot Xavier Teoh
3T Benjamin Ang Sasha Pillay
2B ---- Sam Steele
2Y ---- Hugo Cole
Jon Abbott
The Year 1 Reading Program
The Year 1 Reading Program has had some minor modifications made for Semester Two.
All boys will still be involved in the program in a similar way. Education Support strongly supports this program and as
such, all Education Support teachers are made available at this time.
Many boys will leave the classroom to move to another area with their reading teacher. Although this teacher may be a
member of the Education Support team, it does not necessarily mean that the boy is at risk or requires support in some
way. For many, this will just be part of the school’s reading program.
Any boy who is considered at risk of not meeting national benchmarks and requiring some form of consolidation will
receive a letter from Education Support to inform the parents.
Enrichment also comes under the umbrella of Education Support. If a student is selected to participate in an enrichment
program at this time, similarly, a letter will be sent to inform the parents.
Any decision to place a student into an Education Support program, whether consolidation or enrichment, is carefully
made after consultation with class teachers, examination of formal and informal assessment results and consideration of
other factors that are relevant for each individual. The final decision for inclusion into any Education Support Junior
Primary program will be an executive decision made by the Director of Education Support and the Director of Junior
Primary.
Cheryl Harrison, Director of Education Support and Kate Ikinger, Director of Junior Primary
Bounce Back – Relationships
All children want close relationships with friends and classmates at school. These important relationships help them to
cope better with life’s occasional hard times. Children who have good social skills are more likely to achieve more at
school and be more successful in their future careers, and are less likely to get into trouble, or be attracted to anti-social
peer groups. There is a ‘luck’ factor with regards to the people they will meet as potential friends but it will be their social
skills that make the difference in developing and maintaining friendships.
During Term 3 your son will be learning about Relationships through unpacking the following topics:
Prep
Feeling shy and lonely Getting to know others
What do children like about others? It’s important to listen well when others talk
Being noticed
Years 1 and 2
Friendship and loyalty How to be a thoughtful friend
Being separated from a friend Good and bad ways to disagree
Apologising and being friends again
Years 3 and 4
Getting to know each other and getting along Having an interesting conversation
Popularity Friendship
Dealing with rejection Disagreements
Saying sorry and building bridges
Year 5
Getting along with others Listening and conversation skills
Shyness and feeling self-conscious Friendship
Friendship problems Managing disagreements
Year 6
Getting along with others Listening and conversation skills
Popularity Shyness and feeling self-conscious
Friendship Friendship problems
Managing disagreements Leadership and love
Megan Bates – Bounce Back Coordinator
All music lessons and ensemble rehearsals resumed with great gusto this week. We even enjoyed a performance by the
Junior School Big Band, conducted by Head of Brass Mr Roger Schmidli, in Thursday's assembly in the Ian Roach Hall.
This fabulous ensemble reprised their recent crowd pleasers from last term's Years 5 and 6 Concert.
Please note that Ms Julia Piggin is on leave until Monday 6 August. Her classes are enjoying lessons with some fabulous
music staff including Ms Rebecca Rouse, Ms Sophie Grattan Smith and Ms Elaine Chin.
Please note the following musical dates this term. More information regarding these events will be issued by letter and
through this newsletter.
Tuesday 4 August Scotch College Bands' Concert at 7.45pm in the Ian Roach Hall, compulsory for
Junior School Years 5 and 6 Concert Band.
Friday 7 August Years 5 and 6 String Orchestra workshop with Strathcona Baptist Girls
Grammar School, at Strathcona.
Thursday 13 August Scotch College Strings' Concert at 7.00pm in the Ian Roach Hall, compulsory for
Junior School Year 3 to 6 String students.
Tuesday 18 August Scotch College Choral Concert at 7.45pm in the Ian Roach Hall, compulsory for
Years 5 and 6 Junior School Choir.
Friday 21 August Year 4 Chamber Choir to attend Kodály Music Education Institute of Australia
Junior Choral Festival, Caulfield Grammar (Wheelers Hill campus).
Friday 28 August Years 3 and 4 Concert at 1.30pm in the Ian Roach Hall, featuring all Year 3 and
4 boys.
Wednesday 16 September Year 2 String Concert at 2.00pm in the Geoffrey McComas Theatre.
Wednesday 16 September Scotch Arts Visiting Performers' Series, featuring Wilma and Friends (Wilma
Smith, Ian Munro, Andrew Bain) at 7.45pm in the Roach Hall. Tickets available
through the Scotch College website.
On Wednesday 9 September, the Senior School's premier musical performance, the Foundation Day Concert, will be held
in Hamer Hall. If you are interested in what the Senior School Music Department holds for your son, I highly recommend
attending this concert. Bookings open on Monday 3 August, through the Arts Centre.
Interview with Director of Music, Mr John Ferguson
by Ned Sutherland (3T)
Q. What is your role at Scotch College and how long have you been here?
A. I have been at Scotch College for twenty five years (since 1990) and I am the Director of
Music.
Q. What benefits do you see for Junior School boys participating in the Scotch College Music
program?
A. It develops a sense of beauty and style. It is good for your brain and research has shown
that those who study music perform better in other areas of education, such as numeracy and literacy and
NAPLAN testing. Learning music is also good for aesthetics.
Q. Why is music important to you?
A. We can't live without music and if I didn't do music, I would have to get a real job!
Jenni Thom – Head of Junior School Music
PE and Sport
Physical Education
Family Day preparations began for all Years 2 – 6 boys this week. Boys learned the techniques of Shot Put amidst the
challenges of cold and wet weather. Talk to your boys about what the following means:
1. Clean palm
2. Dirty neck and elbow up
3. Front arm up
4. Low to high and hips through with head up
There is also an instructional video on shot put on the Learning Management System (LMS) for Years 3 to 6 under
Phys Ed content. This can be accessed by logging onto the MY SCOTCH page.
The Prep boys have been preparing for their PMP (Perceptual Motor Program) to be held this term. Rope climbing to the
ceiling in the Junior School Gym has been a sight! Year 1 boys have worked hard indoors with agility and cardio games
in preparation for Family Day.
Year 5 and 6 boys trialled for Family Day sprints this week. All boys ran a couple of 100m times on McKendrick Oval, as
well as 200m times. These times will be used for heat assignments and relay teams at Family Day.
Year 3 and 4 boys will trial for the 100m and 200m on Wednesday 22 July and can wear their PE uniform to school for
the day.
Please make sure boys are dressed in correct sport uniform for these upcoming trials. Please remind your boys to dress for
the weather. Wearing a single polo shirt is not appropriate when outdoors for extended periods. Some boys have been
miserable this week outside for sport and PE!
Interschool Sport
Interschool Sport Training for Year 5 and 6 begins next week.
Term 3 sports are Hockey, Basketball, Soccer and Handball. There will be no Interschool games on Wednesday 22 July,
as the Year 3 and 4 boys will be trialling for Family Day.
Wednesday 29 July is the first day of competition with eight weeks of games for the term, concluding on Wednesday
16 September.
Term 3 Sport training, coaches and fixture information are attached.
Cross Country
Congratulations to the boys who competed yesterday in the
State Cross Country Championships. All boys performed
admirably and represented Scotch with great distinction.
Under 11 Boys Fred Leeton 10th
(field of 80+) Harrison Winneke 13th
William Chambers 30th
Bailey Dann competed in the Under 12 Boys event and
was in the leading group until he slipped and fell just before
the 1km mark. Bailey picked himself up and finished the
race in the middle of the field. A fantastic effort Bailey!
State Australian Rules Football
We wish Sam Darcy (6A) all the best as he represents Victoria at the National U12 Championships to be held in Geelong
from 18–25 July. Sam was one of 23 boys chosen from across the state to wear the Big V. Great effort Sam!
Squad Swimming and Diving
Squad trains on Monday and Friday mornings from 7.00am – 8.00am during Term 3. This opportunity is open to all
Years 5 and 6 boys and those Year 4 boys at a squad standard. Senior School coaches train the boys, alongside the senior
boys, in stroke technique and endurance. Please let me know if your son WILL NOT be continuing this term.
Diving will again be open to Junior School boys during Term 3 at the Scotch pool. Please watch this space for more
details.
Go Scotch!
Paul McMahon – Head of Sport and PE
Scotch Snowsports Trials Schedule
The Scotch Snowsports Trials are being held at Mt Buller on Sunday 26 July. I would like to wish the boys the best of
luck for their events. The event schedule is as follows:
Junior and Senior School for Moguls Training and Grading
Location: Chamois
Start time: 9.00am (training runs followed immediately by event at 10.30am)
Grading for Junior and Senior School for Alpine GS
Senior trials for Alpine GS start time: 2.00pm (2 runs) - times subject to change
Junior trials for Alpine GS start time: 3.00pm (2 runs) - times subject to change
Junior and Senior School Snowboard GS
Location: Little Buller Spur
Course Inspection: 4.00pm (race starts straight after) - times subject to change
Please note it is very important boys are at the start of the course 15 minutes prior to the advertised start time so that bibs
can be distributed and we can start on time. Senior Alpine trials will be run first to allow those who are also competing in
Snowboard events time to change.
Please be aware that normal race rules apply – all boys must be suitably attired and must be wearing a helmet.
Trials Weekend Family Get Together
Event: Trials Weekend Family Get Together
Date: Saturday 25 July 2015
Time: 5.00pm – 7.00pm
Location: The Witt, Ski Club of Victoria, Summit Road, Mt Buller
Last year we had a fantastic night with lots of families in attendance. It would be great to build on that again this year.
We will be auctioning a family holiday to Big White Ski Resort in Canada during the Trials Weekend function. It is a
great opportunity to pick up a beautiful family holiday for four at a resort that is getting a lot of great (independent!)
press. The auction is open to everyone with 100% of the proceeds to go back into supporting our club.
The package includes accommodation, lift passes, ski hire, group lessons and transfers to and from Big White
(ex Kelowna Airport).
Conditions: Blackout period – Tuesday 22 December 2015 – Monday 4 January 2016
Excludes airfares
Approximate retail value of trip is $6,000.
Bookings for this event can be made through: www.trybooking.com/140093
I look forward to seeing you on the mountain.
Nicholas Tuffin – Junior School Snowsports Coordinator
Literature Festival Events
A reminder that the Literature Festival will be held from10 to 14 August 2015. As previously mentioned in Primary
Matters there are two special events being held during this week:
Literature Festival Family Night
Tuesday 11 August 2015
6.45pm to 8.30pm
Geoffrey McComas Theatre, James Forbes Academy
Bookings are limited to 5 tickets per family and can be made via Trybooking link: www.trybooking.com/142921
Junior Primary Story Peddlers
Thursday 13 August 2015
3.15pm to 4.15pm
Junior Primary Ball Court Area
Bookings are limited to Junior Primary boys ONLY and can be made via Trybooking link
www.trybooking.com/143173
Bookings will open for both events on Monday 20 July at 6.00pm.
Junior School Forthcoming Events 2015
Tuesday 21 July Year 6 Interschool Sport Training starts
Wednesday 22 July Year 1 Parents’ Coffee Morning
Thursday 23 July Year 5 Interschool Sport Training starts
Friday 24 July 8.30am JSPA Committee Meeting – RR
Saturday 25 July – Sunday 26 July Scotch Snowsports Trials
Wednesday 29 July Year 5 and 6 Interschool Sport starts
Year 6 Parents’ Coffee Morning
Thursday 30 July Prep Mums’ Dinner
Friday 31 July 7.45am Prep Breakfast
Year 4 Parents’ Night Out
Tuesday 4 August 1.40pm Years 3 to 6 Healey House Chapel
7.45pm Scotch Bands Concert – IRH
Thursday 6 August Year 5 Mums’ Dinner
Friday 7 August Year 1 Dads’ Dinner
Saturday 8 August – Sunday 9 August Victorian Interschools Cross Country Championships –
Mt Buller
Monday 10 August – Friday 14 August Literature Festival
Tuesday 11 August Year 4 Parents’ Coffee Morning
Literature Festival Family Night – JFA
(Limited Numbers – Ticketed Event)
Thursday 13 August 3.15pm Story Peddlers – Prep to Year 2 boys ONLY
(Limited Numbers – Ticketed Event)
7.00pm Scotch Strings’ Concert – IRH
Friday 14 August 8.30am JSPA Class Reps Meeting – JSCR
Year 3 Parents’ Lunch
Monday 17 August 2.15pm Prep – Year 2 Chapel
Tuesday 18 August Prep Parents’ Coffee Morning
7.45pm Scotch Choral Concert – IRH
Thursday 20 August Year 6 Parents’ Night Out
Friday 21 August 8.30am JSPA Committee Meeting – RR
Sunday 23 August Year 1 Mother/Son Event
Monday 24 August – Wednesday 26 August Victorian Interschools Snowsports Championships – Mt Buller
Wednesday 26 August – Friday 28 August Year 6 Outdoor Education Camp – Charnwood
Friday 28 August 1.30pm Years 3 and 4 Concert – IRH
Monday 31 August 8.45am Year 4 House Field Events
1.30pm Year 5 and 6 House Field Events
Tuesday 1 September 8.45am Year 3 House Field Events
Wednesday 2 September 7.00am JSPA Fathers’ Day Breakfast 1 – Boykett
Room
SCOTCH COLLEGE JUNIOR SCHOOL: TERM 3 SPORTS FIXTURE – 2015
15 July 22 July 29 July 5 August 12 August 19 August 26 August 2 September 9 September 16 September
YEAR 6A
BASKETBALL
Athletics
Time
Trials
for
Family
Day
Internal Carey Kew and
St Kevins Blue
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 1
Caulfield
Malvern and
Xavier Burke
Hall
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 1
Carey Kew
and
St Kevins
Green
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 1
Brighton and
Haileybury
Castlefield
@
Brighton
Grammar
YEAR 6
CAMP
Melbourne
Grammar and
Wesley St
Kilda
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 1
St Kevins
Green and
Wesley St
Kilda
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 1
St Kevins Blue
and
St Kevins
Green
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 1
YEAR 6B
BASKETBALL
Internal St Kevins and
Xavier Burke
Hall Black
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 2
Xavier Kostka
Hall and
Wesley
St Kilda
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 2
Xavier Burke
Hall Red and
Wesley
St Kilda
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 2
St Kevins and
Xavier Burke
Hall Black
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 1
YEAR 6
CAMP
Xavier Kostka
Hall and
Wesley St
Kilda
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 2
Xavier Burke
Hall Black and
Wesley St
Kilda
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 2
St Kevins and
Xavier Burke
Hall Red
@
Boroondara
Sports Centre
Court 2
YEAR 6A
SOCCER
Internal Xavier College
Kostka Hall
@
Xavier College
Kostka Hall
Melbourne
Grammar
@
Melbourne
Grammar
Grimwade
House
Xavier College
Burke Hall
@
Xavier College
Senior School
Carey
Grammar
@
Carey Bulleen
Playing Fields
YEAR 6
CAMP
St Kevins
@
Scotch College
McKendrick
Oval
Xavier College
Kostka Hall
@
Xavier College
Kostka Hall
Brighton
Grammar
@
Scotch College
McKendrick
Oval
YEAR 6B
SOCCER
Internal Xavier College
Burke Hall
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
Wesley College
@
Scotch College
McKendrick
Oval
Brighton
Grammar
@
Scotch College
McKendrick
Oval
Xavier
College
Burke Hall
@
Scotch College
McKendrick
Oval
YEAR 6
CAMP
Geelong
Grammar
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
Haileybury
College
Edrington
@
Scotch College
McKendrick
Oval
Brighton
Grammar
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
YEAR 6C
SOCCER
Internal St Kevins
@
St Kevins
Senior School
Brighton
Grammar
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
Xavier College
Burke Hall
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
Haileybury
College
Castlefield
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
YEAR 6
CAMP
Xavier College
Kostka Hall
@
Xavier College
Kostka Hall
Xavier College
Burke Hall
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
St Kevins
@
St Kevins
Junior School
SCOTCH COLLEGE JUNIOR SCHOOL: TERM 3 SPORTS FIXTURE – 2015
15 July 22 July 29 July 5 August 12 August 19 August 26 August 2 September 9 September 16 September
YEAR 5A
RED
BASKETBALL
Athletics
Time
Trials for
Family
Day
Internal Wesley St Kilda
and
Xavier Burke Hall
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 3
Carey Kew and
Melbourne
Grammar
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 3
Wesley St Kilda
@
TBD
St Kevins Blue and
Caulfield Malvern
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 2
Melbourne Grammar
and
Scotch Blue
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 1
Brighton
Grammar and
Haileybury
Castlefield
@
Haileybury
Castlefield
Xavier Burke Hall
and
Xavier Kostka Hall
@
Xavier College
Senior School
Xavier Burke Hall
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 3
YEAR 5A
BLUE
BASKETBALL
Internal Carey Kew and
St Kevins Blue
@
Carey Bulleen
Playing Fields
Caulfield Malvern
and
Xavier Burke Hall
@
Xavier College
Senior School
Carey Kew and
St Kevins Green
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 3
Brighton Grammar
and
Haileybury
Castlefield
@
Haileybury
Castlefield
Melbourne Grammar
and
Scotch Red
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 1
Melbourne
Grammar and
Wesley St Kilda
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 3
St Kevins Green
and
Wesley St Kilda
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 3
St Kevins Blue and
St Kevins Green
@
St Kevins
Senior School
Wilding Centre
YEAR 5B
RED
BASKETBALL
Internal Haileybury
Newlands/
St Kevins
@
Haileybury
Newlands
Keysborough
Xavier Burke Hall
@
Xavier College
Burke Hall
Brighton
Grammar
@
Brighton
Grammar School
St Kevins and
Brighton Grammar
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 3
Melbourne Grammar
and
Haileybury Newlands
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 2
Xavier Burke Hall
@
Xavier College
Burke Hall
Haileybury
Castlefield and
St Kevins
@
Haileybury
Castlefield
Haileybury
Newlands and
Haileybury
Castlefield
@
Haileybury
Newlands
YEAR 5B
BLUE
BASKETBALL
Internal Xavier Burke Hall
Black and
St Kevins
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
Xavier Kostka Hall
and
Wesley St Kilda
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
Xavier Burke Hall
Red and
Wesley St Kilda
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
Xavier Burke Hall
Black and
St Kevins
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
Xavier Burke Hall
Black and
Xavier KH
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
Xavier Kostka Hall
and
Wesley St Kilda
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
Xavier Burke Hall
Black and
Wesley St Kilda
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
Xavier Burke Hall
Red and
St Kevins
@
Boroondara Sports
Centre
Court 4
YEAR 5A
SOCCER
Internal Xavier College
Kostka Hall
@
Scotch College
McKendrick Oval
Melbourne
Grammar
@
Melbourne
Grammar
Grimwade House
Xavier College
Burke Hall
@
Xavier College
Burke Hall
Melbourne
Grammar
@
TBD
Haileybury College
Castlefield
@
Scotch College
McKendrick Oval
St Kevins
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
Xavier College
Kostka Hall
@
Xavier College
Kostka Hall
Brighton
Grammar
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
YEAR 5B
SOCCER
Internal Xavier College
Kostka Hall
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
Wesley College
@
H.A. Smith Reserve
Brighton
Grammar
@
H.A. Smith
Reserve
Xavier College
Burke Hall
@
H.A. Smith Reserve
St Kevins
@
H.A. Smith Reserve
Geelong Grammar
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Geelong Grammar
Toorak
Haileybury College
Edrington
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H.A. Smith
Reserve
Haileybury College
Newlands
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Haileybury College
Newlands
YEAR 5A
HANDBALL
Internal St Kevins
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St Kevins
Junior School
Xavier College
Burke Hall
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Scotch College
Junior School Oval
Carey College
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Scotch College
Junior School Oval
Melbourne
Grammar
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Scotch College
Junior School Oval
Geelong Grammar
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Scotch College
Junior School Oval
St Kevins
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Scotch College
Junior School Oval
Xavier College
Burke Hall
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Xavier College
Burke Hall
BYE
SPORT COACH VENUE DAY TIME
6A Basketball Dean Gregory Junior School Gym/
Outdoor Court Tuesday
Afternoon 3.25pm - 4.20pm
6B Basketball Deb
McMenamin Junior School Gym/
Outdoor Court Tuesday
Afternoon 3.25pm - 4.20pm
5A Red Basketball
Michael Moloney
Junior School Gym/ Outdoor Court
Thursday Afternoon
3.25pm - 4.20pm
5A Blue Basketball
Jocelyn Pride Junior School Gym/
Outdoor Court Thursday Afternoon
3.25pm – 4.20pm
5B Red Basketball
Grant Phillips Junior School Gym/
Outdoor Court Thursday Afternoon
3.25pm – 4.20pm
5B Blue Basketball
Andrew Strempel
Junior School Gym/ Outdoor Court
Thursday Afternoon
3.25pm – 4.20pm
Year 6 Hockey Sophie Elliott Junior School Oval Tuesday Afternoon 3.25pm – 4.20pm
6A Soccer Ian Clarke McKendrick Oval Tuesday
Afternoon 3.25pm - 4.20pm
6B Soccer Margie
McDonough McKendrick Oval
Tuesday Afternoon
3.25pm - 4.20pm
6C Soccer Tim Colwell McKendrick Oval Tuesday
Afternoon 3.25pm – 4.20pm
5A Soccer Connie
DiNatale McKendrick Oval
Thursday Afternoon
3.25pm – 4.20pm
5B Soccer Ben Marr McKendrick Oval Thursday Afternoon
3.25pm – 4.20pm
Year 5 Handball
Brian Sampson Junior School Oval Thursday Afternoon
3.25pm – 4.20pm
Mr Paul McMahon Head of PE and Sport Scotch College Junior School
Language Classes for Adults and Students – Semester 2, 2015
Various levels in;
French, German, Italian, Spanish, Indonesian, Japanese and Chinese.
Also – VCE and Year 11 Conversation Classes.
Traveller’s classes in French, Italian and Spanish.
'Top Chefs' Cooking Demonstrations MONDAY 27 JULY: Thomas Woods and Hayden McFarland of Woodland House, Prahran. This dynamic duo believes that eating should be an experience, not just a meal, which nourishes the mind and soul, as well as the palate and stomach. Fine dining with a modern sense of adventure and creative flair. MONDAY 12 OCTOBER: Adam Smith, Head Chef at L’Hôtel Gitan, the Reymond family’s latest dining venture, fuses classy French family fare with a casual pub buzz. Adam offers an inspired seasonal menu that is sure to please. MONDAY 16 NOVEMBER: Darren Purchese owner and Pastry Chef of the hugely popular Burch and Purchese Sweet Studio in South Yarra. Darren creates desserts that are innovative and cutting edge, fusing science with sweetness and catering to every sweet tooth! MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER: Nominated as one of the Top 10 Hottest New Restaurants in the Age Good Food Guide 2015, Victor Liong, Head Chef at Lee Ho Fok, offers new-style Chinese cuisine that will leave you begging for more.
Cost per Class - $105 per person. Classes are held in the Demonstration Kitchen, Language and Culture Centre from 7.00pm – 9.30pm. Limit of 28 people per class. Book early to avoid disappointment! Failure to attend class will forfeit your fee.
Language Classes start w/c Monday 27JULY - Book now to secure your place.
For further information contact Scotch College: Tel: 9810 4407 or email: [email protected]
