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2018 Feuary 16 - Week 3 Term 1 Newsleer Welcome To Transition! Nineteen precious children, many of them new to the Marrara campus, have now been at ‘big school’ for three weeks. During that time they have explored the grounds relevant to their stage of schooling, and discovered that Mr Manning has an amazing collection of toys in his office! They have read, drawn, written, listened, spoke in front of the class, painted beautiful book covers and have begun the process of getting to know each other and teachers who will work with them this year. All this hard work has been interspersed with rest and play times. They are a happy group of individuals, blessed with their own set of unique gifts and talents, that I am delighted to have the opportunity to work with this year. Lyn Hart - Transition Teacher
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2018Fe� uary 16 - Week 3 Term 1
Newsle� er
Welcome To Transition!
Nineteen precious children, many of them new to the Marrara campus, have now been at ‘big school’ for three weeks. During that time they have explored the grounds relevant to their stage of schooling, and discovered that Mr Manning has an amazing collection of toys in his offi ce!
They have read, drawn, written, listened, spoke in front of the class, painted beautiful book covers and have begun the process of getting to know each other and teachers who will work with them this year. All this hard work has been interspersed with rest and play times.
They are a happy group of individuals, blessed with their own set of unique gifts and talents, that I am delighted to have the opportunity to work with this year.
Lyn Hart - Transition Teacher
Diary Dates-
Tuesday 20thYear 10 Trip Info Evening
Thursday 22ndWhole College Prefect Induction
Assembly8.45 - 9.30am
Wednesday 7th - Friday 9th Year 11 Camp
Monday 12thAUSTSWIM lessons begin
for Years 1-6Monday to Thursday for 2 weeks,
fi nishing Thursday 22nd
Tuesday 13thLarapinta Parent Info Evening
Thursday 15th Year 7/8 Immunisations
Tuesday 20thLarapinta Training Walk #1
Monday 26thCross Country Carnival
Wednesday 28thBoarders Travel Out
Thursday 29thWhole College Easter Assembly
Friday 30thGood Friday
Fe� uary
March
FearIt comes in many different names: anxiety, worry, apprehension, nerves, panic. Sometimes fear disguises itself behind other behaviours: anger, frustration, aggression, withdrawal, constant talking, silence. Fear can cripple, paralyse and prevent us from experiencing the fullness of life that God has for us. Fear can fracture and sometimes destroy relationships; often our closest and most dearly loved ones suffer, and because it’s buried so far under other behaviours, it can often be missed, even by the person experiencing it. Often, fear is triggered by the unknown, by overwhelming circumstances, by oppression. Even starting a new school, a new job or being in a new place can be daunting and generate fear.
What an incredible blessing then, that we have a solution.
We don’t have to fear. And we don’t have to be enslaved to it.
The antidote to fear is faith.
Faith that we are loved by the creator of the universe. Faith that His plans for us are good, and not for evil. Faith that we are His children, that God is our Father. Faith that even though we cannot see what’s ahead of us, God can. Faith that even though things seem overwhelming, God will never let us go. Perfect love drives out fear. And God’s love is perfect. It isn’t dependent on how God is feeling, God IS love and He is trustworthy.
Battling fear isn’t easy, but in FAITH we turn to God’s Word and choose to believe His promises- which are YES and AMEN!
“Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, f� the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go." Joshua 1:9
“The LORD will fight f� you; you need only to be still." Exodus 14:14
“The L� d is near. Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by � ayer and petition, with thanksgiving, � esent your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:5-7
Blessings,
Joanne Rheinberger - Head of Primary
Apple Slinky Tuesdays!
F� all Primary studentsBring your apple to the Primary Offi ce on Tuesday recess to turn your apple into a slinky with our apple corer!
School Vouchers
Don't forget to redeem your $150 Back to School Vouchers during Term One.
These can be used to:
- purchase uniforms at the Cricket and Football shop- purchase scientifi c calculators for senior students (available at the Front Offi ce)- put towards school camps (use at the Front Offi ce)- pay for Year 12 Jersey/Formal- put towards school fees
Back to School Vouchers are available for Transition through to Year 12 students. Please contact the Front Offi ce for more information.
What’s Happening Around MCC?
Lost Property
There have been a number of valuable watches that have
been handed into lost property over the last year.
If you think one may be yours, please call the Front Offi ce
and describe your missing watch.
We would love to reunite these watches with their owners!
Contact usMCC 08 8920 2000 • NTCC 08 8920 2006 • www.mcc.nt.edu.au
[email protected] • PO Box 84 Karama NT 0813 combined campus of NT Christian Schools
Imaginarium NewsI would like to welcome all families to a new school year. The Imaginarium is the name of Marrara’s school library and I hope it will be a place where you and your children can come and enjoy reading and other activities.
Opening times- Open between 8:30am and 4pm weekdays- Closed at recess- Open at lunchtime
Lunchtime activities- Reading- Games- WiFi access
Library Lessons- Each primary class has a library lesson once a week- Students in Kingdom Kids up to Year 4 need to provide a library bag to be able to borrow. This may be bought, made or even be a plastic bag.
Borrowing- Kingdom Kids may borrow one picture book at a time- Transition may borrow two picture books at a time- Years 1 through to 9 may borrow two fi ction, two non-fi ction and two AR books at a time- Years 10 to 12 may borrow four fi ction and four non-fi ction books at a time- Reminders will be emailed out every two weeks if items have not been returned- If items have still not been returned by the fourth overdue notice, then parents will be charged for their replacement unless there are extenuating circumstances
Text Books- MCC library provides textbooks to families for their convenience and as a considerable cost saver- All textbooks are borrowed out to students at the start of the year and are due back at the end of the year- Each item is labelled for ease of identifi cation- Devices borrowed by students remain their responsibility- Some resources may stay in the classroom and may not be seen by parents
Returns- If items are returned in a state that is deemed as unreasonable wear and tear (water damaged, written on, torn or damaged to the point that we cannot reasonably ask another student to borrow it), we will request the family to replace the item(s) so they can be made available to students once more- If students have not returned items by the end of the year, families will be billed
Leaving Students- Students leaving Marrara to attend school elsewhere or going on holidays early MUST return all library loans, including text books and devices, the day before they leave.
Contact UsIf you have any questions, please contact our Librarian, David Parkin, on 8920 2039 or [email protected]
What's Happening In The Community?
Commerce-PINTs Hockey Club
invites you to join THE REDBACKS IN 2018
Girl’s and Boy’s Under 8, 11, 14 & 17 Men’s and Women’s A, B & C Grades
Bring a friend, bring a family member, bring a colleague Club Welcome and Sign On Day
4pm, Saturday 17 March Pints Club, Abala Road, Marrara
2018 Training - Thursday nights at Marrara Hockey Centre President (Kevin) 0417 886 343
Senior Vice President (Viki) 0488 024 375 Junior Vice President (Cindy) 0437 388 441
Website: http://commercepints.com Email: [email protected]
Also find us on Facebook
For fun, fitness, friends and families
Participants receive up to $500 in matched savings for education costs for themselves or their children.
Offered in communities across Australia in every state and territory.
What is Saver Plus?A free ten-month savings program providing financial education, budgeting and savings tips.
Delivered by Brotherhood of St Laurence, Berry Street, The Benevolent Society and The Smith Family and other local community organisations.
1 RMIT University, 2016. A number of Saver Plus program evaluations have been carried out since 2004. For more information see anz.com/saverplus
Saver Plus is an initiative of the Brotherhood of St Laurence and ANZ, delivered in partnership with Berry Street, The Benevolent Society and The Smith Family and other local community agencies. The program is funded by ANZ and the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Go to www.dss.gov.au for more information.
A Saver Plus Participant’s Journey
Who can join?Participants must meet all of the below criteria:• have a Centrelink Health Care or Pensioner Concession Card• be at least 18 years old• have some regular income from work
(themselves or their partner)• have a child at school or attend vocational education
themselves.
EducationCompletes the MoneyMinded financial education program
with support from a Saver Plus Coordinator
SavingOpens an ANZ
Progress Saver account and makes regular
deposits
GoalTalks to a Saver Plus Coordinator from a community organisation and, if eligible for the program,
sets a goal to save a regular amount of money over
10 months
MatchingReaches savings goal and
receives matched funds, up to $500, for their own
or their children’s education costs
Benefits for participants1
continue to save the same amount or more up to three years after completing the program
87%were better equipped for unexpected expenses
81%
reported increased self-esteem
had more control over their finances
85%93%
How did it start?Saver Plus began in 2003 as a Brotherhood of St Laurence and ANZ pilot program with 268 participants in three sites across Victoria and New South Wales.
Since then, the program has expanded to all Australian states and territories, reaching more than 32,000 people, making it the largest and longest-running program of its kind in the world.
Since 20041:32,000+ participants
$17.3m – total amount saved by participants
$14m – matched funds paid by ANZ
$753 average amount saved per participant
Find out more1300 610 [email protected]
Australian Apprenticeships NT are seeking applicants for the following
Gateway Vacancies (as at 09/02/2018)
If you require additional information or assistance, please contact the Gateway Team on (08) 8935 8200 or email [email protected]
Apprenticeship/Traineeship
Qualification Hours Region
Apprenticeship Certificate III in Automotive Light Vehicle (2nd/3rd/4th Year Apprentice)
Full Time Darwin
Apprenticeship Certificate III in Electro-Technology Full Time Darwin
Traineeship Expressions of Interest Certificate III in Horticulture Full Time Darwin
Apprenticeship Certificate III in Engineering (Metal Fabrication) Full-Time Darwin
Apprenticeship Expressions of Interest Automotive Light Vehicle Full-Time Darwin
Apprenticeship Certificate III in Carpentry Full-Time Darwin
Apprenticeship Expression of Interest Certificate III in Electrical Full-Time Katherine
Traineeship Certificate III in Retail Baking Full-Time Casuarina
Traineeship Certificate III in Retail Baking Part-Time Darwin
Apprenticeship Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Mechanical) Full-Time Humpty Doo
Apprenticeship Certificate III in Commercial Cookery Full-Time Darwin
For more information on the below positions and to apply, please visit Apprenticeships Central at - http://www.apprenticeshipcentral.com.au/
Contact usMCC 08 8920 2000 • NTCC 08 8920 2006 • www.mcc.nt.edu.au
[email protected] • PO Box 84 Karama NT 0813 combined campus of NT Christian Schools
