18 October 2012 No. 32 60 Park Parade Shorncliffe QLD 4017 Tel (07) 3631 9000 Fax (07) 3631 9001 Email office@stpatricks.qld.edu.au www.stpatricks.qld.edu.au

A Catholic Boys' School in the Edmund Rice Tradition catering for Years 5 to 12

Dear Members of the St Patrick’s College Community, Each year at this time I have the great pleasure in meeting the new families and young men who will enter St Patrick’s College at the start of the following year. Last Monday night the 2013 Orientation Night was held and it was again a very positive evening. The sense of ex-citement, uncertainty and anticipation filled the Callan Centre. I am very confident that St Patrick’s College will be well served by our new students and their families in the years ahead. My thanks to the staff, parents and students who assisted with the organisation of the night. The old saying ‘many hands make light work’ was very true on Monday night. In preparation for 2013 the staff and Year 11 students have begun their process of selection of leaders for 2013. It is my great pleasure to announce the College Leaders for 2013 are:

College Captain: Jacob Johannessen

College Vice Captains: Raymundus Bria & Christian Rizzalli

I congratulate these young men on their appointments and firmly believe that they will be great leaders in 2013. The process for House Leaders continue this week and the results will be announced next week. This week Mrs Rita Prackert will celebrate her 90th birthday . The St Patrick’s College tuckshop is named The Rita Prackert Tuckshop after this wonderful lady who has been a long standing supporter of the College . In her time her at the College Rita was tireless in her efforts of looking after the Brothers and working long hours in the tuckshop just to name a few. We wish Rita a lovely day on Saturday celebrating with her family. Last Friday night Patrick Cashman Year 11 attended a ceremony at the University of Queensland where he was selected to attend the National Youth Science Forum to be held in January 2013. This is a great opportunity for Patrick and is reflective of his attitude and ap-proach to his studies. Well done Patrick. Next Wednesday all students in year 8 to 12 will travel to ANZ Stadium for the 2012 Track & Field Carnival. Our athletes have worked very hard and I thank the coaches and athletes for their dedication and commitment throughout the season. At the Spirit Assembly I an-nounced the following athletes as Captain of St Patrick’s College Track and Field for 2012 - Samuel Knox and Harry Egerton. I congratu-late these young men and know they will lead the team well next week. This Sunday is a big day with the Band of Brothers concert. The concert will commence on the back oval at 1pm and conclude at 6pm. Admission is by ticket and may be purchased at the College or at the gate on the day for $10. Proceeds from the concert will help sup-port kids helpline and the St Patrick’s College Foundation. There is a great array of performers rescheduled throughout the day culminat-ing with a special appearance by an internationally acclaimed performer. The 60 Year Art Union will also be drawn during the day. Bring your friends along and have a ‘great arvo on the oval’ and all for a good cause. Finally this week I wish to let the community know that I am taking some leave over the next week from Wednesday 24 October to Wednesday 31 October. During my absence Mr David Gardiner will assume the role of Acting Principal. I look forward to seeing many of you at the Band of Brothers Concert next Sunday. Have a great week. God Bless

Dr Michael Carroll College Principal

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this Sunday at Band of Brothers Concert.

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Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture

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Ms Marthy Watson Campus Minister

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Australian women, with one in 9 Australian women diagnosed before the age of 85. October is Australia’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to show support for women and families per-sonally affected by breast cancer.

More than 14,000 women and 105 men are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer this year alone. Thirty-eight Australian women are diagnosed every day and while survival rates continue to improve – today more than 88 per cent of women survive five years after diagnosis – there is still a long way to go.

Despite improvements in diagnosis, treatment and manage-ment in recent decades, sadly seven Australian women will lose their lives to breast cancer each day - more than 2,700 each year. Raising awareness is an important part of reducing the impact of breast cancer on Australian women and families.

On Thursday 18 October St Patrick’s staff came together to enjoy a Pink Cupcake morning tea hosted by the Ministry Team. Students helped to cut and pin the pink ribbons that every staff member received during morning briefing. Many staff mem-bers baked cupcakes and these were shared at morning tea. We prayer for those women afflicted by this illness and offers this prayer: We pray for those who are now ill. Source of Life, we pray: Heal them. We pray for those who are affected by illness, anguish and pain. Heal them. Grant courage to those whose bodies, holy proof of Your cre-ative goodness, are violated by illness and the pain of illness. Encourage them. Grant strength and compassion to families and friends who give their loving care, support and help to overcome despair. Strengthen them. Grant wisdom to those who probe the deepest complexities of your world as they labour in the search for treatment and cures. Inspire them. Grant clarity of vision and strength of purpose to the leaders of our institutions and our government. May they be moved to act with justice and compassion and find the courage to overcome fear and hatred. Guide them and bless us all. Amen

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Mrs Jan Thompson Online Booklist

For 2013 St Patrick’s College Stationery lists can be ordered online from Direct Stationery Supplies using the following process: To ensure supply of Stationery – Lists are required to be submitted by 24/10/2012 A late fee will be applied to all lists submitted after the closing date of 24/10/2012 First you must set up an account instructions as follows: Log into www.directstationerysupplies.com.au

Select My Account Tab Select - Don’t have an Account? Click here to register. Complete Registration form, ensuring all details entered correctly. You will need to create your own log in name and password, then select Save. Once your registration is complete a confirmation email will be sent to your nominated email address con-firming registration, eg below:

Your registration has been successful, and you should shortly be receiving an e-mail with your registration details. It is very IMPORTANT that you click on the link in the email to confirm your registration. This is required before you can log into the site, and you must confirm the email within 48 hours of registering.

Click the link in your email to confirm registration.

You are now set up to order your book list online, directions as follows:

Select School Lists Enter your User Name and Password Select Primary or Secondary Select St. Patricks You will be required to enter another Password. Primary Password is SPP and Secondary Password is SPS Select + to the left of Year Level to expand, then select the relevant booklist Enter Childs Name Delete any items not required, then proceed to Add to Cart (the order form is pre-filled) If full list required click Add to Cart Proceed to Go To Checkout Enter Delivery Details At this point if you have any special delivery requirements, eg. dogs or periods when you will be away please add these instructions to Order Comments. If you have another Book Order go back to step 2. (Select School Lists) Select shipping option for single book list choose delivery, for family choose Family Pack Click Check Out. Proceed with payment.

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Mr Chris Campbell AP Curriculum

A reflection on the variety of commitments in Term 4 indi-cates that we will all be particularly busy place next week, House Choir, Celebration of Excellence of and so on. Hence, the key to success between now and the end of the year will be organisation. Everyone knows that effective organisation is the key to a positive outcome and yet it is this organisation which is of-ten the most challenging for students. We all know the val-ue of it, but at times we let our attention to detail slip. The result of this can lead to students feeling totally over-whelmed. The most obvious way of being proactive is to draw up a study plan. At times, however, students can lack the skill to execute such a plan. The student diary contains a study tem-plate. As well there are many templates online. These types of resources can be an excellent way to guide our thinking in drawing up a practical study map. The first step in constructing a study guide is to list each subject the student has, along with the assessment re-quired for each subject. Students can check that they have itemised this correctly by either checking against the assess-ment calendar or consulting their teachers. It is essential that students are clearly aware of the assessment require-ments for the term.

The next consideration should be to nominate how many hours each day which can be allocated to assignment and revision work. By this I am referring to work above and be-yond daily homework tasks. At this stage of the year, stu-dents need to be factoring a significant time commitment on the weekends as well as during the week. It is also important to distinguish between time spent com-pleting assignments and time spent studying for exams. Students must be careful not to make the mistake of spend-ing the majority of their time on assignments at the expense of exam revision when often the weighting of the exam is at least the equal of the assignment. Hence, be sure to include revision time for each subject. This can be simple to organ-ise. Look back through class notes and/or text books and redo samples of activities or tasks completed throughout the term. It is hard work and at times stressful. Effective organisation is a positive way to deal with the pressure that the boys will definitely face.

IMPORTANT ACCOUNT INFORMATION Term 3 School Fee Accounts were emailed or posted out over the holidays. Payment for this account was due the 8 October unless a payment scheme has been put in place. If you have not yet received your Term 4 account please contact Judy Kelly on 3631 9019. We now have a new payment option for payment of fees called PAYWAY. PAYWAY only accepts payments by use of credit card. Feel free to log onto your parent lounge and check this new option out. PAYWAY:

Please log in using your User Code and Password. Click on PAY ACCOUNT and follow directions to make your payment using your Credit Card only.

If you have any queries regarding your school fee accounts please contact Judy Kelly on 3631 9019.

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Mr Stanley Carr Indigenous Liaison Officer

St Pat’s BBQ for Uncle Peter Bird

Uncle Peter Bird is St Patrick’s College Aboriginal Elder from The Turrbal people, who are the custodians of the land on which the school is built. He is an important figure in our school community who advises on Indigenous protocols and acts as a mentor to our Indigenous young men.

We decided that it was important that our Indigenous stu-dents had the opportunity to meet Uncle Peter and get to know our elder, so we invited students and their parents to a BBQ planned to be held in the park across the road on the first Thursday of Term 4. Our plan was also to introduce our fami-lies to Ms Brooke McInnes our ESL teacher and Joe Kadel our Indigenous Teacher Aide.

Unfortunately the weather didn’t allow that but we did enjoy

each other’s company in the pool area under cover. Many students and their parents attended as did our remote Indigenous students who were especially interested in meet-ing Uncle Peter and swapping stories and histories.

I am hoping that this will be a regular event and that it will give Uncle Peter, our students and their parents an opportunity to understand their culture.

Thanks to Mr Matt Hawkins for his support and leadership, Ms Helen Righetti for her assistance in organising the food, Mr Luke Donatini for allowing us to use the pool facilities.

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Mr Frank Torrisi AP Student Formation

Orientation Evening The Callan Centre was full Monday night with families here for the 2013 Orientation Evening. We welcomed 250 new students and families into the St. Patrick’s community. I would like to thank all the current parents who volunteered to help out on the night. The large number of parents helping at the door, at registration, cooking and serving created a wonderful introduc-tion to St Patrick’s for our new families. I would like to thank the following parents who assisted: Lesley Palmer, Kym Cain, Hele-ne Finegan, Stephanie Ingeri, Dan Greentree, Russell Oakes, Janelle Lakey, Irene Tornabene, Su Gray and Joanne Clements. I was very pleased to see over 160 of our current Year 11 stu-dents attend the night and begin their leadership role. Well done, gentlemen. A special thank you goes to Mrs Fowlie and Mrs Thompson for their enormous efforts in preparing the evening. Leadership 2013 As Dr. Carroll has indicated we have been in process of select-ing our student leaders for 2013. Congratulations to Jacob, Raymundus and Christian on their selection as College Leaders. I have been very impressed with the manner in which the Year 11 students have entered into the leadership process. The strong alignment between staff and student voting indicates the students are focused on the correct attributes required in the process. The process for the selection of House Leaders began today and we will announce the leaders next week. All Year 11 students will attend a compulsory Leadership Retreat from Monday, 19 November to Wednesday, 21 November.

Green and Gold Day Thursday, 25 October Green and Gold Days are an opportunity for students not to wear their school uniform to school. It is an opportunity for students to show their pride by wearing the school colours of green and gold, and is not a free dress day. Students may wear- Clothing that is predominately green and /or gold Plain blue denim shorts or jeans St Patrick’s jerseys/ Team T-Shirts Sandshoes Any clothing with the St Patrick’s logo

Students must not wear Clothing that is not predominately green and /or gold Singlets Thongs / pluggers / sandals No Black Socks or Black T Shirts Normal hair and grooming guidelines apply. Students who have workshop classes on that day must bring their black leath-er school shoes for these classes. We also ask all students to bring a gold coin donation to support a worthy charity selected by the students. Showcase Our Inter-House competition culminates on Thursday 25 November evening with Showcase. It should be a great spectacle with over 1160 students on stage during the night. Please ensure your son knows when and where he is to meet his House Dean and what time his House is performing. We have asked the students to ensure they do not move around the school on the evening but are with their parents.

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Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture

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Mr Geoff Samuels Director of Culture

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Mr Luke Donatini Director of Sport

Congratulations

Samuel Knox (Year 12) & Harry Egerton (Year 12) – selected as the 2012 St Patrick’s College Track & Field Captains.

Marcus Ferguson (Year 9), Jack Kelly (Year 9) & Jeremy Skelton (Year 11) – invited to be part of the Wallaby

Junior Gold Program run by Australian Rugby Union in 2012/2013.

Cameron Carle (Year 11) – selected into the Australian Under 16 Inline Hockey Team to compete at the Junior Olympics in California USA, July 2013. Cameron was also a member of the victorious Queensland Team that won Gold at the recent National Championships in Adelaide.

Billy Edwards (Year 12) – Awarded a Sporting (football) Scholarship to AIB College of Business IOWA in the USA.

He will travel to the USA in August 2013. Billy also represented Papua New Guinea in the Junior Olympic qualifying competition. He is a current Port Moresby Institute of Sport representative.

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SPC BASKETBALL & SPC TENNIS LAST ‘HOME’ GAME FOR 2012

This Saturday is the last ‘home’ games for our SPC Basketball players and some of our Tennis players.

We encourage ALL St Patrick’s College students to offer their support and come along at cheer on our College’s Basketball and Tennis players

(especially our First VI Basketball and First IV Tennis Teams).

Tennis – Coops Tennis Centre, Beams Road Carseldine Basketball – Callan Centre, (enter off) Yundah Street, Shorncliffe

REMINDER All student spectators MUST be dressed in FULL College formal uniform.

Any student not dressed correctly WILL be asked to leave the venue.

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Mr Corey Meehan Basketball

.AIC BASKETBALL Round 5 saw SPC hosting the always formidable Iona College, three games going to over time and several won/lost by 4 points or less is indicative of the high standard of play at both Colleges. Special mention must go to the U14A team who remain undefeated going into round six and the 15B side who won in overtime with some fantastic individual shooting from Branden Pallier. This weekend is sure to be another challenging round as we host our closest neighbour Padua College. It would be fantastic to see as many SPC boys as possible cheering our seniors on this weekend. I would strongly urge all boys to stay around to support the 1st V and farewell our senior players in their last home game. Please continue to keep the College’s dress standards in mind, at no stage during training or before games is it acceptable for you to wear anything other than SPC apparel, please keep up the great work the majority of students are doing in this respect.

I would like to wish the best of luck to all students from U13 through to 1st V this weekend in our final home game of the season against Padua.

Round 6 St Patrick’s College vs Padua College

20 October 2012

Basketball Game Details St Patrick’s College Venue:

# Callan Centre Court - Enter via Yundah Street Gate or Park Parade Entrance.

# Morven Outside Courts – Enter via Park Parade Entrance.

Corey Meehan cmeehan@stpatricks.qld.edu.au 3631 9028

**REMINDER**

Last home game for the season and a farewell to our senior 1st V players this Saturday, please stay and support if possible

(bring your formal uniform).

Students are not permitted to wear anything other than St Pat-rick’s College attire both during training and at fixtures on Sat-

TEAM TIME VENUE

1sts 2.00pm Callan Centre Indoor Court (via Yundah Street)

2nds 1.00pm Callan Centre Indoor Court (via Yundah Street)

3rds 11.00am Callan Centre Indoor Court (via Yundah Street)

16A 12.00am Callan Centre Indoor Court (via Yundah Street)

15A 10.00am Callan Centre Indoor Court (via Yundah Street)

15B 9.00am Callan Centre Indoor Court (via Yundah Street)

15C 8.00am Callan Centre Indoor Court (via Yundah Street)

14A 1.00pm Morven Outdoor Court (via Park Parade)

14B 12.00pm Morven Outdoor Court (via Park Parade)

14C 11.00am Morven Outdoor Court (via Park Parade)

13A 10.00am Morven Outdoor Court (via Park Parade)

13B 9.00am Morven Outdoor Court (via Park Parade)

13C 8.00am Morven Outdoor Court (via Park Parade)

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Brother Chris Pritchard Tennis

Round 6 AIC Tennis

St Patrick’s College vs Padua College 20th October 2012

Tennis Game Details

St Patrick’s Venue: Coops Tennis Centre, Beams Road Carseldine Padua College Venue: Shaw Tennis Centre, Shaw Road Wooloowin

Warm Up: 8.00am Start Time: 8.30am

All students must wear correct uniform – SPC White Tennis Polo and SPC PE Shorts

All SPC Tennis Players are required to arrange their own transportation both to and from Tennis on Saturday 20 October.

TEAM TIME HOME OR

VENUE

1sts 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre – Beams Rd Carseldine

2nds 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre – Beams Rd Carseldine

3rds 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre – Beams Rd Carseldine

16A 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre – Beams Rd Carseldine

16B 8.30am Home Coops Tennis Centre – Beams Rd Carseldine

15A 8.30am Away Shaw Tennis Centre – Shaw Rd, Wooloowin

15B 8.30am Away Shaw Tennis Centre – Shaw Rd, Wooloowin

14A 8.30am Away Shaw Tennis Centre – Shaw Rd, Wooloowin

14B 8.30am Away Shaw Tennis Centre – Shaw Rd, Wooloowin

13A 8.30am Away Shaw Tennis Centre – Shaw Rd, Wooloowin

13B 8.30am Away Shaw Tennis Centre – Shaw Rd, Wooloowin

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Mr Rob Morris Track & Field

This Friday evening and next Tuesday will see the culmination of many months of preparation and training for over 70 of our Year 8 to 12 students who have participated in this year’s St Patrick’s College Track & Field Program. The majority have devoted time to training sessions several times per week, Friday night lead up carnivals, holiday training and the annual College’s Track & Field Camp. We wish them, the athletes, and their coaches every success. We are confident that they will do themselves, their team, their Col-lege and their parents proud as they stand tall and ‘fight the good fight’ for St Patrick’s at the 2012 AIC Championships. Following are the details of the up and coming AIC Track and Field Championships:

AIC TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS – Friday October 19 2012 TIME EVENT AGE GROUP DIVISION 4.45pm Javelin 13 Years & Under A & B High Jump 14 Years & Under A Shot Put 15 Years & Under A & B Discus 16 Years & Under A & B Triple Jump Open A & B 6.00pm Triple Jump 13 Years & Under A & B Discus 14 Years & Under A & B Javelin 15 Years & Under A & B Long Jump 16 Years & Under A & B Shot Put Open A & B 5.45pm 1500m 13 Years & Under A & B 1500m 14 Years & Under A & B 1500m 15 Years & Under A & B 1500m 16 Years & Under A & B 1500m Open A & B SCHEDULE OF EVENTS – Tuesday October 23 2012 TIME EVENT AGE GROUP DIVISION 9.00am Long Jump 13 Years & Under A & B Triple Jump 14 Years & Under A & B High Jump 15 Years & Under A Shot Put 16 Years & Under A & B Discus Open A & B 9.00am 3000m Open 9.20am 200m 13 Years & Under A 200m 14 Years & Under A 200m 15 Years & Under A 200m 16 Years & Under A 200m Open A

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Mr Rob Morris Track & Field

9.50am 800m 13 Years & Under A & B 800m 14 Years & Under A & B 800m 15 Years & Under A & B 800m 16 Years & Under A & B 800m Open A & B 10.00am Shot Put 13 Years & Under A &B Javelin 14 Years & Under A & B Discus 15 Years & Under A & B High Jump 16 Years & Under A Long Jump Open A & B 10.20am 90m Hurdles 13 Years & Under A 100m Hurdles 14 Years & Under A 100m Hurdles 15 Years & Under A 110m Hurdles 16 Years & Under A 110m Hurdles Open A 10.50am 100m 13 Years & Under A, B, C, D 100m 14 Years & Under A, B, C, D 100m 15 Years & Under A, B, C, D 100m 16 Years & Under A, B, C, D 100m Open A, B, C, D 11.00am Discus 13 Years & Under A & B Long Jump 14 Years & Under A & B Triple Jump 15 Years & Under A & B Javelin 16 Years & Under A & B High Jump Open A 12.00pm 400m 13 Years & Under A 400m 14 Years & Under A 400m 15 Years & Under A 400m 16 Years & Under A 400m Open A 5 x 400m Relay All Age A 12.00pm High Jump 13 Years & Under A Shot Put 14 Years & Under A & B Long Jump 15 Years & Under A & B Triple Jump 16 Years & Under A & B Javelin Open A & B 1.00pm 4 x 100m Relay 13 Years & Under A 4 x 100m Relay 14 Years & Under A 4 x 100m Relay 15 Years & Under A 4 x 100m Relay 16 Years & Under A 4 x 100m Relay Open A 1.30pm PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES AND PENNANTS

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Mr Alex Paznikov & Ms Selena Fisk Triathlon

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LAST CHANCE TO WIN A CAR Art Union

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College Notices

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Mr Malcolm Steele P&F

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Mr Malcolm Steele P&F

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Sport Support Group

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The Just Coffee Project Coffey House

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Rosters

ROSTER FOR UPCOMING SERVICE PROGRAMS

Tuesday Morn BBQ Decker Park, Sandgate

7.25 am-9.00 am

Thursday Morning BBQ Humpybong School 7. 30 am-9.00 am

Thursday Evening Street Van Brisbane City

5.00 pm-8.45 pm

Saturday Night BBQ Sandgate Lagoon, Sandgate

5.45 pm-8.30 pm

Tuesday, 23 October Owen Jones, Lachlan Taylor, Lachlan Payne, Alec Morris,

Brendan Brilt  

 

Thursday, 25 October

Joel John, James Anderson. Charles Cruz, William Lambre

 

Thursday, 25 October

Staff and Old Boys

 

Saturday, 27 October

Aaron Dart, Xavier Stringer, James Matthews, Blayde Steiger 

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

The Paddies Van is Proudly Sponsored by:

TUCKSHOP ROSTER

TUCKSHOP ROS-

UNIFORM SHOP

BACK TO SCHOOL 2013 – VOLUNTEER HELPERS WILL BE REQUIRED FROM 9am-2pm FROM WED 16 JAN TO SAT 26 JAN. If you are able to help please let me know (phone 07 36319055) by leaving a message and I will return your call or see me at the shop. Understandably it is difficult to make a commitment at such an early stage so I ring the week

before trading starts to confirm you are still available. It is a busy time requiring lots of assistance so your consideration of this request is appreciated. Thankyou.

TRADING HOURS TERM TIME - TUES 12- 4 pm WED 10am 2pm THURS 7.30am -11.30am

DATE HELPERS

Fri 19/10 Jenny Evan, Trisha Fitzpatrick, Maree Denkes

Tue 23/10 Donelle McVeigh, Sharyn Mula

Wed 24/10 Bronwyn Hawkins, Leigh Shaw, Stephanie Ingeri, Melinda Pahany

Thu 25/10 Mandy Crossan, Guistina Lawlor, Maryanne Refoy

Fri 26/10 Debra Phillpot, Vera Woods, Sandra Messina

Mon 22/10 STUDENT FREE DAY

PLEASE NOTE Due to increases in the price of milk the College has unavoidably had to increase the price of the following products from Term 4 Flavoured Milk - $3.30 Icebreak - $3-50

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Term 4 Week 2 & 3 Date Claimers

WEEK THREE

October 22

Verification Day—Student Free Day

October 23

AIC T & F Track Events (All Yr 8-12 students to attend)

October 25

Green and Gold Day Showcase

October 27

AIC Tennis/Basketball Round 7 (A)

WEEK FOUR

October 29

Year 12 House Farewell Assemblies Instrumental Performance Evening

October 30

Cultural Assembly and Co-Curricular Awards Per 1 & 2 AIC Golf Day

October 31

College Board Meeting Year 5 Camp

November 01

Year 5 Camp

November 02

Celebration of Excellence Evening