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NEWS @ SJRC 9th June 2017 Term 2 Week 7
Monday 19th June Diocesan Junior Football Gala Day at Coffs Harbour Wednesday 21st June Year 12 Physics- Experimentfest 2017 in Newcastle Wednesday 21st June Cochrane Cup League 3rd Round at Coffs Harbour Thursday 22nd June Year 8 Retreat with Chris Doyle in College Hall Thursday 22nd June Year 9 Nambus Thurs 22nd-Mon 26th June Street Retreat in Brisbane Friday 23rd June Year 9 Retreat with Chris Doyle in College Hall Mon 26th -Thurs 29th June Year 9 Canberra Excursion Mon 26th-Fri 30th June Band Tour to Gold Coast Tuesday 27th June Year 11 & 12 Boys NSW State Finals Rugby 7s in Sydney Tuesday 27th June 18s League Regional Finals Country Cup at Stuarts Park Wednesday 28th June Engineers Without Boarders at SJRC Yr10 iSTEM, Yr11 & 12 Engineering Thursday 29th June Year 12 Newcastle University Schools Visit Day Friday 30th June Last Day Term 2- Students are expected to attend Monday 17th July Pupil Free Day- Curriculum Professional Development Day Tuesday 18th July Students return for Term 3- Full Winter Uniform Wednesday 19th July Year 11 Mass 9.00am-9.50am and Awards Ceremony- 10.00am-10.50am Wednesday 26th July Year 11 2018 Information Night & College Tours 6.00pm
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Happening at SJRC in Term 2, Week 8
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MONDAY 12th June (Day 6)
Public Holiday- Queen’s Birthday
TUESDAY 13th June (Day 7)
SJRC Athletics Carnival Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm
WEDNESDAY 14th June (Day 8)
College Assembly Year 9 Metal Excursion to NSTC Diocesan Southern Open Soccer Gala Day @ Kempsey 13s Boys Country Cup Rugby League Final in Port Macquarie Open Boys Waratah Cup Rugby Union at Crescent Head Junior Jazz Band in PAC 8.00am–8.45am Choir Practice 8.00am-8.45am SAPSS Drumline 3.30pm-5.30pm History Club in F10 3.15pm-5.00pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.30pm
THURSDAY 15th June (Day 9)
Absent Photo Day- catch ups Schools to University Insight Day Program (7xYr 10 students) at Port Macquarie NSW Junior Chess League 3rd Round at Toormina High School Year 7 & 8 Indigenous Gathang Language Workshop with Frank Parsons 11.00am-1.00pm Year 7/8 Concert Band 8.00am–8.45am SJRC 2nd Hand Uniform Shop 2.25pm-3.30pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm
FRIDAY 16th June (Day 10)
BEANIE for BRAIN CANCER Day- Gold Coin Donation, see pg 3 CCC Cross Country at Eastern Creek Senior Concert Band 8.00am–8.45am Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.00pm
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This week, I would particularly like to extend my thanks to Mrs Peta Rourke, for her great service to St Joseph’s Regional College. Peta works tirelessly to build connections with our families in their shared endeavour of raising their children. This is by no means an easy task, and we acknowledge Peta for her empathy and perceptiveness in relation to the issues where we require support. Congratulations, Peta. I invite you to read the below information from Peta. If you are interested in becoming a part of the Parent Assembly team please contact Peta on the number below. Lismore Catholic Schools Parent Assembly The Lismore Catholic Schools Parent Assembly is an organisation that represents all parents in Catholic Parish Schools. Parents are invited to join a vibrant and enthusiastic team from across the region who work together to provide high quality parenting education, family faith formation and networking opportunities for school communities. Already this year they have hosted an annual Conference which was held in Coffs Harbour for 200 parents, Michael Grose and many other Presentations across the diocese and informative morning teas. four family Retreats, including a retreat for our indigenous community, a Sisterhood retreat to support faith formation and many other opportunities will be happening through out Term 3 and 4. Parents from St Joseph’s Regional College would be very welcome to represent the College on this team. Being involved with Parent Assembly does not require a huge time commitment and it is a great environment to meet new people, perhaps learn new skills and support the school community. Peta Rourke coordinates the team of volunteer Parent Representatives for the Hasting/ Macleay area. This team joins a wider group of parents across the whole Lismore Diocese which runs from Tweed Heads to Laurieton. If you would like to know any further information, please contact Peta on her mobile 0400 420 614 Thank you to Parents- Flood Appeal The Lismore Catholic Schools Parent Assembly wishes to sincerely thank all those generous families who have sent in donations of gift cards for the families so terribly affected by the flooding in the Northern Rivers. The need is great and your generosity has been a sign of Christian love and solidarity to many families during this difficult time. God Bless Jim Dempsey Principal
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beanies for brain cancer
We are having a fund-raiser, Beanies for Brain Cancer - Friday 16th June. On this day, students are to wear their College uniform as usual but are also permitted to wear a beanie to show support for the families in our College community who have had, or currently have, a family member with Brain cancer. Don't forget to bring a Gold coin. Together we can make a difference!
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YEAR 11 2018 SUBJECT SELECTION PROCESS- Important information for current Year 10 students Current Year 10 students who intend to continue on to Year 11 at SJRC will soon be going through a process designed to assist them in choosing a pattern of study that is suitable for them, and which will take them through to the HSC and gain them an ATAR. The main steps in this process are: Subject selection handbooks will be issued in Week 10 this term to students. The booklets contain information on the transition into Year 11, and NESA subject requirements regarding the award of a HSC and ATAR, as well as a summary of the content of each subject which may potentially be offered in 2018. On Wednesday 26th July we will hold an Information Evening for potential 2018 Year 11 students and parents. This will be held in the College Hall and commence at 6.00pm sharp. On Monday, 31st July we will hold a Year 11 Subject Information Day for 2018 Year 11 students. This day is a wonderful opportunity for students to hear first-hand from teachers currently teaching Stage 6 courses about the actual content of various subjects available to them, as well as having the opportunity to ask any questions they may have. This day is one of the most useful steps in this process and I would urge students to make full use of it. On Wednesday, 2nd August we will hold interviews for 2018 Year 11 students and parents. These interviews are an opportunity for students and parents to discuss final decisions regarding patterns of study for Year 11, and to have any remaining questions answered. Following this process, we will be making final decisions on subjects, numbers of classes, and the 2018 timetable structure. Should there be any issues with any particular patterns of study, we will work with students to resolve those issues. Should you have any questions regarding this process, please do not hesitate to call me at the College. STUDENT DEVICE FOR YEARS 11 /12 As part of the process outlined above, parents will receive a letter detailing important dates and requirements for Year 11, including advice on which device would be best for students in their senior years. Before purchasing a new device, I would encourage parents to wait for this advice, as student subject choice can sometimes determine which device is best. YEAR 11 EXAM RESULTS AND REPORTS Year 11 students have recently completed mid year exams and have been receiving marks back from them. Reports will be issued at the end of this term. Some students may have been disappointed with their results from these exams - this is not uncommon with the first set of exams in Year 11. Different content, different expectations and new subjects can all mean lower marks than students were used to in Year10. I would urge students to remain positive and to learn from these exams, and use them to help identify areas of their study that may need extra attention. Teacher comments on reports are a great source of information about how students can improve their performance moving into the final stages of Year 11 work, and the initial stages of HSC courses. YEAR 12 TRIAL HSC EXAM TIMETABLE The timetable for the Trial HSC exams was issued to students this week. As well as being displayed at school, the timetable is also available on the College website and the Moodle site. I would encourage parents to display a copy of the timetable at home and be familiar with it in order to assist sons/daughters to develop an appropriate revision programme in preparation for the exams, and to help ensure that students attend at the correct times for exams. As with the HSC, no allowance can be made for absences from exams due to mis-reading of the timetable. Tim McCosker, Assistant Principal, Curriculum & Administration
SJRC ABSENT PHOTO DAY - Thursday 15th June For those students that were absent today, an absent photo day has been arranged for Thursday 15th June. Students have been issued with a photo form which is to be completed and handed directly to the photographers on the day. Please note: If any student did not bring in their photo envelope today, 9th June, they can bring the envelope to the office prior to the catch up day next Thursday. JOPRIM UNIFORM SHOP Please note that JOPRIM will be closed from Tuesday, 4th July to Saturday, 8th July and will reopen on Tuesday 11th July. Opening hours during June, July and August are: 12:30pm – 4:30pm Tuesdays to Fridays, and 9.00am - 12.00noon on Saturdays. Reminder- Girl's Long Pants are in stock at Joprim; girls may be interested now that winter is here. They are made of poly viscose and are black with yellow SAPSS on the pocket. All sizes in stock. students leaving Early Please remember to send a note in with your child or contact the College Office if they are leaving early from school. The office can then print a pass for your child to show their class teacher and they can be waiting at the office at the required time. This process helps us limit interruptions to classtime. We appreciate your assistance.
SJRC administration news
Year 11 met as a group this week and Mr O’Mullane and Mrs Eichmann outlined the process for students to become part of our new 2017 - 2018 student leadership team. Student leadership is about students. The development of leaders at the College is based on students and starts NOW. This process has officially commenced and the table below summaries the key dates and information. This is about you being leaders TODAY! Leadership Positions at St Joseph’s Regional College 2 x College Captains 2x College Vice Captains 12 x House Prefects 6 x Student Leadership Team Year 11 Half Yearly Course Reports Reminder: Year 11 reports will be distributed to students on Tuesday 27th June 2017 (Week 10). These reports will contain valuable information on student progress and identify areas upon which further work may be required.
Year 11 & 12 news
What Makes a Sustainable Community?
Regards Pope Francis’ Tweet ‘We are called to live not as one without others, above or against others, but with and for others.’
Year 11 Mass Preparation Has Commenced We Create Change Growing numbers of people are living without secure accommodation or are experiencing housing stress (paying more than 30 per cent of household income on their housing). Australia has a shortfall of housing supply, estimated at over 500,000 rental dwellings which are both affordable and available to the lowest income households. At the same time, the social housing system is struggling to cope with demand, with over 200,000 households on the waiting list for social housing. NO ONE SHOULD HAVE TO GO HUNGRY Year 11 students between now and the end of this term are asked to offer donations of food items and money in Pastoral Care classes. These items will be presented to Sr Marjorie to further her work she carries out in the local Soup Kitchen in Port Macquarie. Year 11 Awards Ceremony and Year 11 Mass- Wednesday 19th July 2017 in the College Hall 2016 St Agnes’ Parish Annual Report Would you like to know what wonderful work is being done for our community, by our Parish? The 2016 St Agnes’ Parish Annual Report has just been released and captures all our services. The report is available to all parishioners and copies are available from the Presbytery or an electronic copy can be found on the Parish website: www.stagnesparish.org.au. Chris Kalchbauer Heidi Flanagan Leader of Pastoral Care -Year 11 Leader of Pastoral Care -Year 12 ckalchbauer@lism.catholic.edu.au hflanagan@lism.catholic.edu.au
Year 7 Ghana Year 7 students were privileged to meet the legendary Jonas Tandoh, African musician originally from Ghana. Not only did students hear and play the traditional African instruments, it was a fantastic introduction of African culture. Students asked some excellent questions of Jonas and he was able to describe much about his country and what it was like to grow up in Ghana. It was wonderful to see the great respect Year 7 showed as they moved from one moment jumping and ululating to the next moment all listening so attentively. This workshop was a captivating presentation with all students engaged from the first second to the last, smiling from ear to ear as they literally danced out of the PAC . We will look forward to Jonas' return to our College in the future. More images and video's will be availble shortly on our College Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/SJRCPort/ Leanne Johnson Music teacher
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SJRC Chess Victory Congratulations to the SJRC team on their 1st Place Overall at the Sydney Academy Chess Competition for Secondary Schools. The team consisted of 17 SJRC students who competed against several local high schools. This outstanding effort now allows the team to continue to the Country Finals. Special mention to Michelle Shoobert, 1st Place and most improved Sam Kobelke impressing selectors and Marlon Dutlow who continues to improve at every tournament, cementing his position in the team. Well done to all team members. Together we can all achieve great things. Richard Battiston Chess Coordinator Year 8 English Year 8 English have been immersing themselves in Shakespeare's Macbeth, and this week they presented a soliloquy of 10-15 lines. Their goal was to explore 'the inner truth' of the character through gesture, costume and focus; and place themselves in the role of audience as they watched and supported their peers. They were all 'bold, brave and resolute' in their work. Well done, Year 8! Our agents will be in touch! Penny McKee English Teacher
Year 12 Hospitality 2 Year 12 students were all smiles when they recently prepared their own pasta dough. Students were required to use pasta machines, feeding the dough through to create fettuccine. They then made a Basciola sauce to go over their freshly made pasta. Diana Walsh Hospitality Teacher Year 9 & 10 Drama- The Witches On Thursday 1st June, Year 9 and 10 Drama students attended a performance at The Glasshouse of Roald Dahl's 'The Witches'. It was a high-energy, one-man show of the classic children's tale. Our students were impressed by the deft way the actor performed multiple characters in quick succession, and entertained by the humorous story. Year 9 and 10 Drama students are to be congratulated for making the excursion a pleasant and valuable experience for everyone. Tobi Harris Drama Teacher Trai Blair - Shave for a Cure Year 10 student, Trai Blair, shaved his head last Friday at lunchtime for Shave for a Cure. Congratulations to Trai who reached his goal of $200, by raising $216. Trai was inspired to shave for a cure because his Grandmother has lymphoma. Trai would like to extend a very big thank you to all the students and staff who came to support him during the shave and to everyone who donated.
UPBEAT 17 Monday 14th August 2017 Upbeat: Monday 14 August 2017: The best school day of the year! Upbeat is a uniquely SJRC student initiated project that aims to: Raise funds for, and an awareness of, mental health Celebrate the community spirit of SJRC Create and sustain a positive tradition for SJRC Upbeat is a whole school day of fun, live music and a range of activities here on the SJRC main oval. Our previous two Upbeats have raised much needed funds for the construction of additional shelters for the students and the start of our hall refurbishment. On a community level, Upbeat has raised funds for Headspace and McCosker House. Parents, we’d love your help! We are in need of: sponsorship for the hire of an outdoor stage and sound system the donation of bulk sausages / bread rolls / drinks donation of itunes cards in a range of denominations cash donations towards the hiring of activity equipment Upbeat 17 also looking for donations of: Generators, giant eskies and gazebos to use on the day Please contact Penny McKee if you are able to assist with this. Thank you in advance for helping make UPBEAT 17 the BEST day of the school year! Upbeat Info For Students: Soon we’ll be posting information on how you can perform LIVE at Upbeat 2017: we’ll be looking for music and dance acts. Watch for more info on how you can audition and be a part of the talent on the day! Penny McKee and the UPSOT team
UPBEAT 2017
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Word of the Week This week we have chosen "flourish" as our "Word of the Week". At St Joseph's Regional College we like to provide students with opportunities to help them flourish and grow. Recently Year 12 students had the opportunity to attend Year 12 retreat. These students are given the opportunity to strengthen existing relationships with teachers and friends and it is also a great opportunity to take a break from their HSC studies. E-Book of the Week This week we have The Rosie Project as our E-book of the week. Good reads says..... "An international sensation, this hilarious, feel-good novel is narrated by an oddly charming and socially challenged genetics professor on an unusual quest: to find out if he is capable of true love. Don Tillman, professor of genetics, has never been on a second date. He is a man who can count all his friends on the fingers of one hand, whose lifelong difficulty with social rituals has convinced him that he is simply not wired for romance. So when an acquaintance informs him that he would make a “wonderful” husband, his first reaction is shock. Yet he must concede to the statistical probability that there is someone for everyone, and he embarks upon The Wife Project. In the orderly, evidence-based manner with which he approaches all things, Don sets out to find the perfect partner. She will be punctual and logical—most definitely not a barmaid, a smoker, a drinker, or a late-arriver. Yet Rosie Jarman is all these things. She is also beguiling, fiery, intelligent—and on a quest of her own. She is looking for her biological father, a search that a certain DNA expert might be able to help her with. Don's Wife Project takes a back burner to the Father Project and an unlikely relationship blooms, forcing the scientifically minded geneticist to confront the spontaneous whirlwind that is Rosie—and the realization that love is not always what looks good on paper. The Rosie Project is a moving and hilarious novel for anyone who has ever tenaciously gone after life or love in the face of overwhelming challenges." Click on the link below to borrow this book from our E-book library - https://stjosephsau.libraryreserve.com/10/45/en/SignIn.htm… Happy reading :) Historical Archives This photograph is of a group of Fourth Form students with their School certificates after their December 1 1975 Farewell Mass at Joseph’s Regional High School Campus in Warlters Street.
SYNC Audiobooks SYNC is a free summer audiobook program for teens. Returning April 27 2017, SYNC will give away two complete audiobook downloads a week - pairs of high interest titles, based on weekly themes. Sign up for email or text alerts and be first to know when new titles are available to download at www.audiobooksync.com Here's a preview of the next three week’s offerings…. E-Collections In addition to our physical collection, we also have three e-collections. They are: Wheeler’s www.sjrc.wheelers.co (Borrowers will need their College username e.g. jsmith.53, with the password library1) Overdrive www.sjrcexchange.lib.overdrive.com (Borrowers will need their Library Card Number – begins with 47, and their Network PIN) Zinio (e-magazines) www.rbdigital.com/stjosephsregionalcollege/zinio (Borrowers will need to scan the code below to take them to the Library. They will need their Library card number to set up an account, and will be asked to select a password which has a minimum of 7 characters, including both letters and numbers). Below you will find QR codes to scan for easy access Sign-Out Procedure If a student departs the College they must collect a sign-out sheet from the College Office. One requirement of every student is that they return all textbooks and Library books to the Library and it is the student’s responsibility to check classroom cupboards, not the teachers or Library staff. Many thanks to all those who complete this requirement promptly. Mrs Karen Bale Teacher Librarian
Upcoming events: Following the clickable links. Now: University of New England Early Entry Open Now: University of NSW Coop Scholarship Program open Now: Macquarie University GLEP Program open June 29 University of Newcastle Schools’ Visit Day July 3-4 My Day at Charles Sturt University
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UNE Visit This week, ex-student Crystal Phillips visited to share her experiences as a student at the University of New England, Armidale. She attended as a representative of Earle Page College and discussed many of the services available to students who live on-campus. MHS CAREERS -SJRC subscribes to mhscareers, a careers service which allows students and parents to be kept up to date with careers news and events nationwide. To access this information click on the link above and use this login information: Login: SJRC Password: pm16 Newsletters are sent weekly. To register to receive the newsletters use the contact us page on the website above, stating your name, email address, College name, whether you are a student or a parent and the state or states that you are registering for. SJRC Port Careers (Moodle | Careers): Always updated with important documents for work experience and university information. Parents can access this information via their child’s login. Reminder: Students and Parents in Years 11 & 12 will be emailed weekly newsletters regarding Career options. Please ensure the College has your correct email recorded. Next Month’s Careers Calendar
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Women In Engineering Camp Women In Engineering Camp- Gabi Moss (Year 12) attended the camp last year and on Wednesday met with interested Year10 girls to talk about the benefits of joining in the Women In Engineering camp. Year 10 and 11 girls will have another opportunity to talk to Gabi next week. Are you a young woman currently in Year 10 or 11 and want a career where you can be at the forefront of positive change for society? Do you enjoy using lateral thinking, creativity and design? Or do you love problem solving, working in teams or have an aptitude for maths and science? Join in the four day 'camp' and find out about the exciting careers available to professional engineers. Applications now open, apply through the following link- APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN When do applications open? Available places in the Women in Engineering Camp are limited. Applicants will be selected on the basis of aptitude for engineering, including an interest in maths and science subjects at high school. Places are reserved for students from rural areas and cases of financial hardship will be considered upon written application. Visit the website for more info: UNSW ENGINEERING Mr Mark Robertson, Teacher of Engineering
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AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH FESTIVAL SYDNEY 7th - 9th DECEMBER 2017 Information for students interested in attending the Australian Catholic Youth Festival This opportunity is open to students from Years 9 to 12. To express interest in a place on the trip students will need to collect a form from the College Office and return it by Tuesday, 25th July. This trip will be subsidised by the Catholic Schools Office Lismore to make it more affordable and accessible. The co-contribution by students will be $200.00 each. This contribution will include transport, accommodation, registration and breakfast each day. The group will be supervised by CSO Lismore staff and teachers from across our Catholic Secondary Schools within the Diocese. As a commitment to organisation is required, please return to the College Office the $200.00 co-contribution payment along with the permission note. Further details on the ACYF can be found at the website: http://www.youthfestival.catholic.org.au/ Helen Gilbert Leader of School Evangelisation St Joseph’s Regional College
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Sporting Events Calendar Week 8 Tues 13th Jun SJRC Athletics Carnival @SJRC Wed 14th Jun Diocesan Open Football (Soccer) @ Kempsey Wed 14th Jun 13s & 15s Boys Country Cup Rugby League Final in Port Macquarie Wed 14th Jun Opens Waratah Cup Rugby Union Fri 16th Jun CCC Cross Country @ Eastern Creek Week 9 Mon 19th Jun Diocesan Junior Football Gala Day @ Coffs Harbour Mon 19th/Tue 20th Jun CCC Senior Basketball Championships @ Penrith Week 10 Wed 28th Jun Diocesan Senior Football Nth v Sth Winners @ Coffs Thur 29th Jun 14s & 16s Mid North Coast Girls Rugby League 9s @ Port Macquarie Term 3 Week 2 Tue 25th July NSW Schools Cup Netball Finals @ Port Macquarie Week 3 Tues 1st Aug 14s & 16s Boys Harry Wells Rugby League Gala Day @ Port Macquarie Week 5 Tue 15th Aug 14s & 16s Coast to Country Cup Rugby Union @ Crescent Head Thur 17th Aug 14s & 16s Girls League Tag Final @ Port Macquarie Week 8 Wed 6th Sept 7/8 All Schools Touch @ Taree STUDENT SUCCESS IN SPORT Girls Touch - Congratulations to Allie Wood who was selected in the CCC team. Soccer - Congratulations to Ethan Eames and Layni Fens who were selected into the Catholic Combined Colleges Open Football (soccer) Teams. They now go to trials for the NSW All Schools Team. Karate- A group of students who train at Mid North Coast Karate at Kew, recently travelled to Sydney to compete in the Goshin Ryu Australian National Championships. Jordan Guest and Michael Barnes represented their club Mid North Coast Karate and competed against students from across the country. Their hard work and dedication to training paid off with the results he achieved. Jordan came 2nd in 12/13yr Kata and 1st in 12/13yr Sparring while Michael placed 3rd in 17yrs Kata and 3rd in 17yrs sparring. These students train under 5th Dan Shihan Peter Becroft. For any enquiries please phone Shihan peter on 0418 473 148. Congratulations Jordan and Michael.
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SJRC Athletics Carnival Tuesday 13th June is our Annual Athletics Carnival. Traditionally this is an excellent day of competition, participation and fingers crossed – great weather. Students compete in Houses for the coveted CC Adams Shield. The day starts immediately after PC with a rotation of six events. Students will move through this rotation in their age groups. The events are 100m, shot putt, discus, long jump, javelin and 200m. Lunch will be held around 12:45pm and the highlight of the day – the 100m finals and relays conclude the competition. Presentation of Age Champions and runners-up as well as Champion House will complete the carnival. The top two competitors in each event will be named in the SJRC Athletics Squad to compete at the Diocesan Carnival on the 17th of August 2017. This carnival is also a selection trial for the Diocesan Athletics Squad to attend the CCC Carnival on the 15th of September which completes the school pathway. A reminder that parents and families are welcome to attend. This is a compulsory day for all students. Jobs will be allocated on the day for sick or injured students – please send a note of explanation in to Mr Cannon on Tuesday. They earn house points for helping. If it is raining the morning of the carnival please check our Facebook Page, Twitter feed and website for postponements. Normal day 7 if wet. Events to be completed before the carnival – 1500m, 800m, 400m, Triple Jump and High Jump for all ages. Good luck to all students – participation is key to win this House Competition. Mr. Cannon Sport Coordinator.