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20th June 2019

Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus

130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda, SA 5352 Phone 08 8561 4200 faith.sa.edu.au

VOLUME 35 ISSUE 9

Elsa Matthus joined Faith College from Berlin, Germany back in 2003/4 as a part of a student exchange program. Residing with Mark and Gloria Rosenzweig at Moculta, during her time in Australia the city girl fell in love with farm life and the Barossa community. The stark change from Berlin to the Barossa inspired Elsa for a future career to include working with plants. During her time at Faith, Elsa had a keen passion for the arts and participated in Faith’s Musical West Side Story. Upon Elsa’s return to Germany, she commenced a Biology Degree before travelling to Cambridge for five years to complete her PhD in Biology. Elsa recalls ‘I had to write my PhD in English, and luckily as a result of my time in Australia I felt more confident and comfortable in articulating my work.’

Elsa and partner Ben Rosenthal recently visited Faith College during a month-long stay with her original host parents and thoroughly enjoyed touring Faith’s new facilities and reminiscing. Their recent travels also included the Gold Coast, River Murray, Yorke Peninsula and SE Asia, India and Nepal.

Elsa now plans to seek work as a Plant Scientist with a particular focus on Agriculture, Biodiversity, Sustainability and Food Security, looking at the breeding of plants that can adapt to changes in our climate and soil.

Elsa plans to welcome our staff and students later in the year when the German Trip contingent lands in Berlin.

FROM BERLIN TO THE BAROSSA - COLLEGE CONNECTION ENDURES

Ben Rosenthal & Elsa Matthus during their visit at Faith

Elsa Matthus pictured with students Bethany Rosenboom, Tiffanie Gaczol and Ella Varpenius who will travel to Germany with staff member Kirsty Rosenzweig.

Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 9 - 20 June 2019

Not only did the Honourable Stephan Knoll defend his reigning title of Kahoot Champion this year as he spoke at the annual civics and citizenship talk to our Year 8 students, he also painted an engaging picture surrounding his role within the government in South Australia and the impacts on a national level. Students who had previously written about issues they felt most relevant to our local community were also presented with a personal response from the Member for Schubert and South Australian Minister for Transport, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning, with responses covering topics of health, education, climate and electricity.

STEPHAN KNOLL VISIT

Vanessa Trinkle & Mitchell Mosey received a response to their letter from the Honourable Stephan Knoll

Mitchell Mosey discussing his current community concerns with the Honourable Stephan Knoll

AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICS TRUST MATHEMATICS CHALLENGEMichael Nokes, Mathematics CoordinatorOver the past four weeks, a group of 26 students from Year 7 to Year 10 have been participating in the Mathematics Challenge. The challenge has required the students to work on a series of six questions, all of which require a significant amount of investigating and problem solving as they explore completely new mathematical ideas.The College is very excited to have so many students competing in the challenge this year. The introduction of Maths Pathway as a teaching strategy in Year 8 and Year 9 has enabled us to identify which students are advanced in their progression through the Australian Curriculum, and offer them this engaging enrichment opportunity.Over the next week teachers at Faith will be marking the student answers and sending off the results to the Australian Mathematics Trust in Canberra.

Year 8 students Jemima Lloyd & Jessica Lowe participated in the Maths Challenge


YEAR 11 BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISEThis Semester 8 businesses traded for Mother’s Day and a College Market Day. Brownilicious and Studded also visited the ELC and Junior Campus to sell their products and produce for Special Persons Day.

BUSINESSES INCLUDED Studded – handmade clay studded earrings Wholehearted – fruit cups, cookies, juicesOh Honey – Wax lunch wrapsBreezie – Car Air DiffusersBrownilicious – Homemade BrowniesChocolate Overdose – Homemade gourmet chocolatesLippi – Handmade beeswax lip balmsC’est la vie – handmade beaded lanyards

The combined total profit of $1053 was donated to Faith College Science teacher Jess Roberts who is currently on sick leave.

In speaking with students, clever planning & pre-sales from ‘Oh Honey’ Wax lunch wraps & ‘C’ est la vie’ handmade beaded lanyards was the key to ensuring supply versus demand was considered to maximise return and minimise wastage. Another element which led to success was following a passion for their business. ‘Oh Honey’ students Jemma Linke and Kyah Cornish retold how they decided to choose an on-trend product that met their criteria of being environmentally friendly. Fabrics were purchased from the op shop & dipped in wax, jojoba and pine resin to create the reusable food wraps which sold out very quickly.

Students Dana Kalleske and Brooke Friebel of C’est la vie capitalised on their existing College and family audience by running a survey to ensure their products would sell. Brady Griffiths and Hannah Eagland did all their research on Facebook, Instagram and used YouTube for a step-by-step guide on how to make car air diffusers with essential oils, but came up against some challenges when not all of their on-line ordered materials arrived. Casey Miles and Georgie Carter of Wholehearted rose early on the morning of the market and made fresh juices to accompany the cookies & fruit cup.

‘Thank you to all staff, students and parents who supported these young entrepreneurs. An activity of this type gives real-world learning skills and highlights the intensity and relentless nature of running a business and the difficulties associated with operating a partnership,’ Judy Minge exclaimed.


MUSIC WEEK MONDAY 3RD TO FRIDAY 7TH OF JUNE Music students, captains, staff and enthusiasts alike put their passion and skills on show for Music Week 2019. Music themed events were held daily, commencing with chapel hosted by the Music Captains, featuring performances by the Year 7/8 Rock Band ‘The Reason Why’ as well as a demonstration regarding the importance of teamwork by Mr Cammans, Joseph Brown and Daniel Kitson.

On Thursday students and staff were treated to pop up concert in the Barossa Arts & Convention Centre foyer. Both soloists and ensembles impressed the crowd with performances in a range of genres from musical theatre to rock.

During lunchtime on Wednesday, Year Level representatives competed for the title of Music Kahoot Champion. Participants were quizzed on their music general knowledge and performed in a lip sync battle finale where the Year 12 students came away with first prize.

On Friday the campus was filled with rock stars and rock fans as students dressed as their favourite musician. This event raised funds for Gift of Music, an initiative of Rural Aid whose mission is to donate music lessons and instruments to remote and rural students across Australia.

Congratulations to Music Captains Daniel Kitson, Rachael Meissner, Nicole Poulton and

Ellie Schaefer who organized a terrific week showcasing Faith’s Music program and

the undeniable joy music brings to our lives. Spice Girls: Sporty, Baby, Posh, Ginger & Scary

Well known rockers spanning many generations

Rachel and Phoebe from Friends with Meghan Trainor


CROSS COUNTRY 2019On Thursday 6th June a group of students travelled to Oakbank to compete in the 2019 State Cross Country Championships. The runners compete in Age Groups, with students in Year 7 and below competing for the Barossa and Light SAPSASA District, whilst students in Year 8 to 12 competing for individual schools.Competitors from the Middle and Senior Campus were:

YEAR 7: • Jade Triplett• Calvin Steinert• Bryson Sutcliffe

YEAR 8:• Jack Pietsch

YEAR 9:• Joshua Davey• Brock Hutchings• Liam Tappert• Macklin RubyEach race had large numbers of competitors, with most having well over 100-120 runners. All students tried their best, with a number of students performing particularly well:• Joshua Davey – 15th place 14 Year Old Boys• Liam Tappert – 20th place 15 Year Old Boys• Calvin Steinert – 24th place 13 Year Old Boys• Jade Triplett – 26th place 13 Year Old GirlsJoshua Davey and Liam Tappert both finished inside the top 20 positions, and subsequently they have been invited to trial for the South Australian Cross Country Team that will compete at the National Championships later in the year. Congratulations and good luck to these two students as they pursue a place in this team!Thank you to Mrs Codrington who organised the Year 8 to 12 runners for the event. We look forward to this event next year and encourage more students to challenge themselves and get involved.

Year 11 Individual Study students Harvey Nobes, Lewis Lloyde and Noah Schilling

Coinciding with Music Week was the Year 10 Music Showcase evening. Seated at tables in the Eckermann Theatre, the audience was entertained in a soiree setting enjoying drinks and refreshments while the students performed on stage. The event was hosted by Brianna Beckmann, Erin Andretzke and Lauren Cornish. Pieces were performed by soloists, the instrumental ensemble, the choir and an ensemble of all vocal and instrumental students. The performers did an excellent job of conveying their chosen pieces to a captivated audience at a professional standard. Audience members were also taken behind the scenes by Year 11 students Harvey Nobes, Lewis Lloyde and Noah Schilling with an interactive presentation on the production side of music at Faith. The presentation demonstrated each phase of the planning, writing and recording of a song; a topic they have chosen for their Individual Study in Music Advanced this semester.

YEAR 10 MUSIC SHOWCASE


OPEN BOYS FOOTBALL Coaches, Mr Schmidt and Mr Clarke

ROUND 2

On Tuesday 11th June the Open Boys Football team played Cabra College in the Round 2 of the Pool A Secondary Schools Knockout Football competition.

The weather was picture perfect as the teams lined up at our “home” ground, Tanunda Oval. Faith were up and running early and kept the ball in their forward half for the majority of the first quarter. Cabra’s best chance of scoring occurred when they cleared the defenders and had players running into space. However, an outstanding chase and tackle by Will Parker prevented a certain goal. Some wayward kicking did not allow the team to capitalise on their dominance, with the quarter time score sitting at Faith 2.7 to Cabra 0 0.

In the second quarter Cabra lifted. Faith’s backline worked tirelessly to reduce the damage on the scoreboard and the team managed to add a couple of late goals to go to half time with the score at Faith 4.11 to Cabra 2.2.

The third quarter started in a similar fashion to the second, with Cabra pushing hard and Faith missing some opportunities in front of goal. However, an amazing 10 minutes of play by on baller Sam Nicholls blew the game apart. First he kicked the clear ‘goal of the day’, winning the ball on the half forward line, running around 3 opponents and them putting the ball through the goals on the run from the boundary line. He went on to kick 2 more goals in the quarter, to see Faith lead 8.16 to Cabra 5.3 at the three quarter time break.

This spurred the team on and they went on in the final quarter to finish the game in comfortable fashion. The highlight for this quarter was a high flying mark by Jacob Fiebiger in the middle of the ground. Whilst the team missed a lot of shots on goal, the work rate from all players was outstanding, with everyone playing their role in the win.

The midfield was again given exceptional service by Ruckman and Vice-Captain Todd Falkenberg. He was supported well by Jed Habermann, who moved into the ruck at times across the game. Jacob Fiebiger and Max Roocke won a huge amount of the ball through the middle, Benson Heintze set the tone early in the game with his attack on the ball and forward Brady Griffiths led up the ground well took some strong marks.

There are a few people to thank for their role in making the day a success:

- The parents/caregivers and past students who came and gave the team some support.

- Those that assisted with the timekeeping and goal umpiring duties.

- Our officiating umpires, past students James Mattiske and Liam Birchard, who both did an excellent job in their roles.

- The Barossa Council and the Tanunda Football Club for their generosity in making their facilities available to us.

The team now moves on the play Henley High School in Round 3 in Week 8.

Final Score:Faith 11.17 defeated Cabra 7.4

Best Players: Jacob Fiebiger, Sam Nicholls, Max Roocke, Benson Heintze, Brady Griffiths, Todd Falkenberg

Goal Kickers: Sam Nicholls 4, Brady Griffiths 3, Ben Parkinson 2, Jayden Birchard 1, Max Roocke 1

OPEN GIRLS FOOTBALLCoaches, Ms Vanderloo and Mr MusterOn Tuesday 18th June, the Open Girls Football Team competed against MNSEC and Balaklava. Faith Def Balaklava 10.11 to 0 and Faith def MNSEC 15.13 to 0. The team will advance to the next round in Term 3Pictured below: Open Girls Knock Out Football Team (not in order of appearance)Abby Griffiths, Stacey Thom, Betija Baikova, Sydney Schild, Georgie Smart, Libby Fiebiger, Amber Kalleske, Molly Wellman, Caitlin Stafford, Leticia Semmler, Samantha Lange, Stephanie Mifflin, Rhea Cameron, Amelia Ramsey, Jessica Scott, Ashleigh Chisaya, Andie Smidmore, Becky Havis, Katelyn Young, Maggie Hadden, Sarah Page, Sasha Willmott, Mackenzie Schoenberg, Ella Gladigau, Georgia Carter Umpire: Jake Hermann


The following students represented the College well up against the best Touch schools in the state:

GIRLS:Amy Mosey, Molly Wellman, Kate Molineux, Betija Baikova, Abby Griffiths, Stacey Thom, Caitlin Stafford, Maggie Hadden, Makenzie Schoenberg and Georgie Smart.

GIRLS RESULTS:Game 1: Wilderness 6 def. Faith 1 (Abby Griffiths)Game 2: Golden Grove 2 def. Faith 1 (Abby Griffiths)Game 3: Marryatville 7 def. Faith 1 (Kate Moleneux)Semi Final: Faith 2 def. St. Peters Girls 1 (Georgie Smart & Kate Moleneux)5th vs 6th Playoff: Golden Grove 3 def. Faith 0

FINAL STANDINGS:1st: Marryatville2nd: Wilderness3rd: Loreto4th: Pembroke5th: Golden Grove6th: Faith7th: St Peters Girls8th: Grant

OPEN TOUCH FOOTBALL STATE FINALS REPORT

BOYS: Daniel Slade, Riley Westbrook, Benson Heintze, Jake Tobin, Jacob Fiebiger, Max Roocke, Ben Parkinson, Dylan Birchard, Henry Ratcliff, Will Parker, James Inwood and Lachlan McIntyre.

BOYS RESULTS:Game 1: Faith 8 def. Modbury 3 (Jake Tobin 2, Daniel Slade, Benson Heintze, Max Roocke, Ben Parkinson, Will Parker, Riley Westbrook)Game 2: Unley 5 def. Faith 3 (Henry Ratcliff, Ben Parkinson, Max Roocke)Game 3: Marryatville 3 def. Faith 1 (Daniel Slade)Semi Final: Faith 6 def. Adelaide 4 (Daniel Slade 2, Ben Parkinson 2, Dylan Birchard, Jake Tobin)5th vs 6th Playoff: Faith 5 def. Temple 2 (Jake Tobin 2, Benson Heintze, James Inwood, Riley Westbrook)

FINAL STANDINGS:1st: Golden Grove2nd: Marryatville3rd: Unley4th: Penola5th: Faith Lutheran College6th: Adelaide7th: Temple8th: Modbury


OPEN GIRLS AND OPEN BOYS SOCCERMichael Knowles (Boys Coach), Kirsty Rosenzweig (Girls Team Manager)

It was a case of four seasons in one day for Round 1 of Knock Out soccer for our Open Girls And Open Boys teams on Friday 14th June.

Both teams faced Nuriootpa High School under clear blue skies with a light breeze. BOYS ROUND 1 The boys’ team made up of predominantly Year 9 and 10 boys and led by Josh Lambert and Ben Osborne, played well with many in the team more at home aiming between upright posts. Nicholas Travers scored in the first half but Shay Linke was kept busy in goals. GIRLS ROUND 1 The girls’ team had a number of players who have played for the College over the previous four years or who play for the local club on the weekends. On the second pitch, the girls played a tightly contested game that looked to be headed into extra time. With less than 2 minutes of normal time remaining, Ebony Triandafyllidis was awarded a penalty shot and the Faith girls won the game 1:0.

BOYS ROUND 2 The second games of the day, against Glossop High School, saw the breeze pick up and clouds gather before a downpour just before half time and then mottled sunshine. Benjamin Slade wore the goalie gloves and showed grit and determination, but the comparatively experienced Glossop side was hard to beat, particularly with the benefit of an extended break between matches. GIRLS ROUND 2The girls found their second wind just before half time in the second match but went into the break 3 goals down to Glossop. Stephanie Mifflin handed her goalie gloves down to younger sister Kennedy for the second half. The girls had a couple of shots at goals before Ebony Triandafyllidis put one in, but unfortunately the Glossop girls took the match 4:1.

The combined team effort was rather a family affair of players and supporting roles - Campbell and Mackenzie Noack, with grandfather Allan Daddow driving the bus, Ethan and Georgia Battersby, Ben and Matilda Osborne, Steph and Kennedy Mifflin making up the siblings contingent. Special thanks to the parents who contributed to the day, Ricki Lambert for running lines and George Triandafyllidis for coaching the girls over the past weeks.

GIRLS TEAMEbony Triandafyllidis, Kennedy Mifflin, Georgia Battersby, Frances Herrmann, Rosie Evans, Lilli-Mae Brown, Nikki Grosser, Mieke Wilkinson, Nalieka Hassold, Leticia Semmler, Elise Heinrich, Rachelle Maxwell, Mackenzie Noack, Steph Mifflin, Emma Hartigan and Katelyn Young.Reserves Heidi Kruse, Layla MacDonald, Matilda Osborne

BOYS TEAMMitch Manning, Josh Lambert, Campbell Noack, Lachlan McIntyre, Ben Osborne, Alistair Linke, Tyson Linke, Archie Hadden, Nicholas Travers, Hamish Reimers, Hugo Schild, Josh Munzberg, Leo Van Der Lende, Benjamin Slade.


FAITH’S BIGGEST MORNING TEA AT LUNCHA huge thank you to Bronwyn and her amazing Stage One Food and Hospitality class for spoiling staff with the most beautiful sweet treats as part of this worthy cause. Well done to Caitlin Young and Elise Heinrich who also made Cappuccinos, Lattes and Hot Chocolates. The College raised $256 which is enough to pay for a nurse to work on the Cancer Council Hotline for 5 hours or for transport and overnight accommodation for a person needing treatment away from their home.

SUPPORT FAITH’S PEDAL PRIX TEAMS WHEN YOU PURCHASE A NEW OR USED VEHICLE?

If you are considering the purchase of a new or used vehicle, Barossa Auto Group are supporting our Pedal Prix team by offering to donate $200 to Faith if you present a referral card to the sales team at Barossa Kia, Ford, Honda or Volkswagen. The referral card will also entitle you to your first scheduled service - free. Contact Jason Rosenzweig in the Design and Technology Department at Faith to get a referral card and then give it to the Barossa Auto Group sales personnel when you do the deal, request that the donation goes to the Faith Pedal Prix team.

PEDAL PRIXHistory was written at Victoria Park on the 15th and 16th June for Faith’s Pedal Prix Teams.

‘Victory’ and ‘Mad Dog Racing’, established by Faith Lutheran College Middle & Senior Campus Alumni competed on Saturday in the Community Team categories.

A full report will follow in Term 3.

The Junior Pedal Prix Team of Year 7 students competed, and on Sunday students from Year 6 at the Junior Campus also joined the competition for the first time. These are just some of the highlights from the weekend.


YLEAD ALTITUDE DAYJoel Darling, Year 9 Wellbeing LeaderOn Thursday the 6th of June, five of Faith’s Year 9 students departed early for ‘Altitude Day’, run by the YLead organisation at the Adelaide Convention Centre. The purpose of the day was to develop the students understanding of leadership so they may apply and share their knowledge and skills with the rest of their year level.Students involved were Jaide Ottawa, Benjamin Slade, Bethany Rosenboom, Harry Robinson and Jake Noble. Altitude Day involved over three hundred students from right across the state, and is delivered to thousands more nationally over the course of two weeks. Throughout the course of the day, the students were challenged to mix with those from other schools, participating in a variety of activities designed to develop their confidence in meeting and working with new people. They also heard from three inspirational leaders, each of whom shared their personal stories of hardship, passion to achieve and a key message for the students. This years’ speakers were Jamie Moore, Ben Pettingill and Rowie McEvoy.Together with YLead CEO and host for the day, Belinda Yorston, the speakers explored the five keys to unlocking potential:1. Discover your passion2. Challenge yourself3. Recruit mentors4. Take action5. Champion mindsetThe students’ challenge is now to relay the most valuable aspects of the day to the rest of the Year Level through their leadership generally and in a future Year 9 Year Level Meeting.I thank the students for their commitment to engage fully with the day and represent the College in an outstanding manner.

Benjamin Slade, Jake Noble, Harry Robinson, Bethany Rosenboom and Jaide Ottawa in Adelaide

What songs do you remember from your childhood?

If you went to a Lutheran primary school, you may remember the tune 'This little light of mine'...

On the 11th June our Middle & Senior Campus were blessed to have the Year 1 student’s lead chapel. It was a lovely trip down memory lane for many senior students who were encouraged to sing along and join in the actions. Our Year 1 students certainly let their light shine on stage as they shared their message with enthusiasm and confidence.

JUNIOR CAMPUS LEADS CHAPEL


LIVEABILITY STUDYThe Year 7 students have recently been inquiring into liveability. After generating questions about what makes a place ‘liveable’ the students went on a fieldtrips to gather their data, 7S and 7B went Angaston and 7H and 7J to Tanunda.On return the students presented and compared data to ascertain which town they thought was best. You’ll have to ask them which town won!

GARDEN GRUBSAs part of Year 7 electives, recently our Garden Grubs visited the Barossa Bush Gardens in Nuriootpa. The purpose of the visit was to experience a different garden setting from the herb and vegetable garden they had been growing, and to learn about native plants and the ecosystems that support them. Everyone competed in a game which encouraged us to explore different aspects of the gardens. It was a fun morning out!

Pictured Right: Olivia Heinrich, Flora Hutton, Courtney Duggan, Abbey Auricht, Keo Fechner, Calvin Steinert, Isaac Schultz and Lukas Murro checking out the quality of the street park in Angaston.

Students from 7H and 7J looking at the liveability of Tanunda.

Maisy-Jo Russell interviewing a customer about Tanunda.

Pictured right: Zac Seaton, Isaac Schultz and Dene Greenwood

The Garden Grub group speak with volunteer Trevor Waldhuter who provided a guided tour of the gardens Carenza Finch, Olivia Heinrich and Flora Hutton


GAME COMPOSER

It is with great pleasure I announce the launch of the Year 7 Elective Game Composer YouTube Channel.Go to YouTube and search faithfindyourspark or use this link https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1fksJtkU4QMaowI4v4dpAYou will find some creative and interesting soundtracks and sound effects to some cartoons and video games.Go to the Playlist Tab to find student’s cartoons and video games. Watch the same visual but with different audio!!

Enjoy, Year 7 Game Composer team

MOVE ASIDE BOLLYWOODIt was the Year 7 students who shined during a recent Classical Indian Dance workshop led by instructor Sam Donvito of EG Incursions. Students shimmied across the dancefloor with their hip scarves, demonstrating mudras which tell a story through hand gestures often representing animals and the lotus flower. Their natural enthusiasm has led to a concert which will be performed during Week 9.

Shaz can you please put an image with this copy below. If you check the Faith facebook page post that linda put up, lets include the same image – the multicoloured gaming console…… https://www.facebook.com/Faith-Lutheran-College-Middle-Senior-Campus-471856373015120/

Game ComposerIt is with great pleasure that I announce the launch of the Year 7 Elective Game Composer YouTube Channel.Go to YouTube and search faithfindyourspark or use this link https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1fksJtkU4QMaowI4v4dpAYou will find some creative and interesting soundtracks and sound effects to some cartoons and video games.Go to the Playlist Tab to find student’s cartoons and video games. Watch the same visual but with different audio!!EnjoyYear 7 Game Composer team

CREATIVE ARTS ELECTIVE EXCITEMENT

Dance is found in every society in the world and Indian dance is one of the most ancient

surviving forms. This incursion encourages children to explore the diverse sounds and dance of a different culture. Source EG Incursions

A WHALE OF A TALEVisiting Airbrush Artist & Faith parent, Kyle Armstrong of Whale Tale shared some tales about his experiences as an airbrush artist with Creative Arts students from Ms Bert’s class during Week 6. Students were fascinated by the capabilities of airbrush art, and we thank Kyle for sharing his skills with the class.

Kyle with daughter Miah Armstrong during class

SCIENCE LABS BUILDING DEVELOPMENT Architect Craig Vale is putting the final touches on plans for the next stage of development at the College. Extensive updates to the Science labs will commence in Term 3, with completion expected by the start of the 2020 school year. Year 12 students recently met with Science Learning Area Coordinator, Leewen Rattanatray, Principal Steve Wilksch and the Architect to size up new benches for the Labs, ensuring the functionality and space will support student learning.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1fksJtkU4QMaowI4v4dpA

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1fksJtkU4QMaowI4v4dpA


Directed by Lucy RackhamWritten by Lindsey Price Music by Frank Cammans Special thanks to Ron Lovell, Matthew Kleemann, Michael Hill, Ben Schwarz On Tuesday the 11th of June, the Year 10 Drama class immersed their audience into a whirlwind of challenges that teenagers face during their time at high school. The production discussed the notion that every human is born into a box. An environment in which they are pressured to choose various paths by forces much larger than their being. As a class, we challenged this idea. We discussed the difficulties of being a teenager and how we could escape and break down the four walls in which we live. To grow, to be courageous and to live a life we have chosen. The students delivered a passionate, thought provoking and heart-felt performance. The audience laughed, cried and were uplifted by the true stories told by the students. It was a pleasure to have such a hard-working class and support from all parents.

Performers: Emma Ames, Cherie Anderson, Holly Bell, Jack Braunack, Zara Horne, Bella Lehmann, Riley Leno, Leah Morgan, Zoe Schulz, Rebekah Stutley, Brianna Teehan, Bronte Ward and Bethany Wood

YEAR 10 DRAMA CLASS


The Hungry Games Staff V Student eating contest during Week 8. Staff were the clear victors.

Year 12 students looking horrendously marvellous on Thrift Shop Tuesday during Week 8

Year 12 students frocked up and saddled up for Thoroughbred Thursday during Week 6

COLLEGE LIFE


Download an order form at www.faith.sa.edu.au/wine-sales and email [email protected]

Each vintage at Faith College, wine making traditions and trade secrets are being passed down to the next

generation of potential winemakers.Students work with quality Barossa fruit and industry

mentors producing an impressive range including Riesling, Rose, Shiraz Cabernet and Shiraz.

Visit Faith College Reception between 9am to 3pm130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda

or Phone 8561 4200 to place your order.

6 Bottles from $42

Mengler View WinesWine Education from the heart of the Barossa

Purchase a 6 pack and you may just find yourself not only tasting the wine of a future icon winemaker, but holidaying in paradise.

COMMUNITY NOTICES


DATES TO REMEMBER JUNE20-21 Year 10 Exams

24-25 Year 11 Exams

27 Last day of Term

28 Student Free Day

July1 - 5 Year 12 Exams

ADDITIONAL 2019 DIARY DATES(Year 12 Exams Monday 4th November to Tuesday 19th November – still to be confirmed)

2019 TERM DATES Term 2 29 April – 27 JuneTerm 3 22 July – 27 SeptemberTerm 4 14 October – 4 December

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL OF STUDENTS If there is a possibility of your child changing schools at the end of this year please notify us in writing as soon as possible, even if undecided. Our policy regarding withdrawal of students which is agreed to at the time of enrolment is as follows: That enrolling parents / caregivers provide one term’s notice in writing of the withdrawal of a student from the College to avoid being charged an additional term’s fees. Please email Nerida Harris, Principal’s PA: nharris@faith. sa.edu.au or phone the College on 8561 4200.

FIREWOOD FOR SALEGNADENFREI LUTHERAN CHURCH,

a founding and supporting Congregation of Faith, has seasoned firewood for sale-

split, sawn gum and hard olive wood, weighed and delivered to your door.

$270 per tonne.FREE DELIVERY for first 10km plus $1/tonne/Km for

further distances.Consider supporting this small community

congregation that supports your school.PHONE: John on 0419 632 019

College Board Nominations 2019

Nominations are called for 2 vacancies on the Faith Lutheran College Board

Both vacancies are in association with Middle and Senior campus. The Faith Lutheran College Board provides strong leadership around vision,

strategy, compliance, risk management and financial sustainability to ensure that Faith

Lutheran College continues to be a leading South Australian education provider.

To lodge a nomination, or request more information please

contact:

Nerida Harris Principal’s Personal Assistant

[email protected]

Nominations close Wednesday 31 July 2019

UNIFORM SHOP Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8.15-3.45pm

(Closed for lunch from 12.00 – 12.45pm)

Closed during School Holidays

Please direct all uniform queries to Katrina McAliece at the uniform shop on 8561 4216.


Student and adult classes from beginners to advanced. Monday to Friday from 3.30pm

For further information contact Michael Hill,Barossa Music School Coordinator

e: [email protected] or Phone: 08 8561 4299

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COMMUNITY NOTICES

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ADMINISTRATOR LOOKING TO BROADEN THEIR SKILLS?

Applications for Australian Youth Orchestra’s 2020 programs will be open from 11-28 June! To

receive program updates direct to your inbox Register your interest at

http://www.ayo.com.au/content/2020-applications/gk474o

Helping keep children safe through new screening laws

Stronger, more effective and transparent screening laws for people working or volunteering with children have been introduced in South Australia.

The new screening laws were recommended as part of federal and South Australian royal commissions, to help keep children safe in our communities.

From 1 July 2019, the state’s current system for child-related employment screening will be replaced with a working with children check (WWCC).

The new laws mean that,from 1 July 2019, everyone working or volunteering with children must have avalid child-related check.

Under the new scheme, people can apply for a WWCC themselves, as opposed to the previous system where organisations had to initiate screening applications.

This means people looking to enter child-related work industries can be work-ready.

A WWCC is valid for five years and is portable across roles and organisations throughout South Australia.

Current, valid child-related employment screening checks done by DHS/DCSI will be recognised as a WWCC until they expire.

There will be a 12 month transition period for most people affected by the new laws – such as those people with a National Police Certificate assessed by their organisation – to allow them to enter the new WWCC scheme smoothly.

For most people, this means they don’t need to do anything to be ready for the new law starting on 1 July 2019.

For more information, visit the DHS Screening website screening.sa.gov.au/wwcc.

Faith Lutheran College is fundraising with the Entertainment Book!

Your support really helps our College.

This year sees the 25th Anniversary of the

Entertainment book many of you might be

interested in purchasing this years edition

(either hard copy or electronic versions) for

2019-2020.

The NEW 2019 | 2020 Entertainment Membership has arrived

Only $70 – truly outstanding valuePlease don’t hesitate to contact Jill Beitz should

you wish to purchase or just have questions.

Phone 8561 4299 or visit Barossa Arts & Convention Centre

130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda Email: [email protected]

mailto:bacc%40faith.sa.edu.au?subject=Enquiry%20for%20Music%20Lessons%20from%20The%20Vineyard



http://screening.sa.gov.au/wwcc.

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Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 7 - 23 May 2019

130 MAGNOLIA ROAD, TANUNDAEvent details www.barossaconvention.org

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Wednesday 26th June 7.00pm

Sunday 28th July6.00pm

THE MOMENTYOU’VE WAITED FOR

Faith Lutheran College

Saturday, 10 August at 7:00pm

WINE AUCTION AND DINNER

Gather your friends and fellow wine enthusiasts for an opportunity to purchase a limited release, museum wine or a large format bottle for your wine cellar. The auction features a collection of wines from prominent and emerging wineries of the Barossa who have donated their flagship wine to go under the hammer.

Officiated by Mr Graham Wright, auctioneer ‘extraordinaire’ from the Odd Whisky Coy. Receive outstanding insight and valuable background knowledge on each wine lot and join in the energetic bidding flurry and banter as the evening unfolds.

Proceeds support Faith Lutheran College Student Council initiatives.

Tables of 10 encouraged, individual ticket purchases welcome.All tickets: $50.00 Includes 3-course dinner and arrival drink. Bar facilities available. No BYO. Please advise dietary requirements upon booking. Bookings phone 8561 4299

Barossa Arts & Convention Centre130 Magnolia Road, Tanunda.

https://www.barossaconvention.org

https://www.barossaconvention.org/pages/events/possum-magic.html

https://www.barossaconvention.org/pages/events/a-boy-named-cash.html

Faith Lutheran College - Faith Middle & Senior Campus THE VINEYARD, Issue 7 - 23 May 2019

COMMUNITY NOTICES

Year 11 & 12 SACE Winter Revision Program

Tue 9 - Fri 12 July and/or Mon 15 - Thu 18 July

“The perfect support for year 12.” Andrew R.

“This was by far the most helpful and productive way I could have spent my school holidays. Well worth the money spent and highly

recommended.” Abbey H. “Absolutely fantastic! Great to get a different perspective.” Tim S.

“Well worth it. Excellent help for this point during the year.” Chelsea

From $50 per day!.......... Early Bird offer closing soon..............

Phone 82317776 or enrol online: www.aeg.sa.edu.auAdelaide Education Consultants L30, 91 King William St Adelaide

10AM - ECUMENICAL CARE & PRAYER SERVICE

BY PASTOR JOSH MULLER & MR ANDREW PARTINGTON

Guest speakers from Lutheran Community Care & Uniting Care. Freewill Offering

School Choir FOLLOWED BY A ‘FREE’ LUNCH

AT EUDUNDA DISTRICT HALL FROM 12 NOON

COMMUNITY FESTIVAL OF QUILTS CARE & PRAYER

SATURDAY 29th JUNE QUILTS ON DISPLAY

OPEN FROM 10am - 4pm DEVONSHIRE MORNING &

AFTERNOON TEA GOLD COIN DONATION

PROCEEDS TO SACWA EMERGENCY AID FUND

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT - MARGARET DOECKE PHONE 85 811 663 SHOP OR 0458 900 655 MOBILE

Email - [email protected]

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SUNDAY 30TH JUNE

Thanks to RCOG Drought Communities Extension Programme Fund

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