king's newsletter term 4, week 3

“Educating students in Christian leadership for tomorrow’s generation”

KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Year 12 Formal - an Evening of Glamour

The class of 2011 or the ‘Year of Rapport’ looked glamorous in their gorgeous dresses and smart suits at their formal. This special event was held at the beautiful Links Hope Island where the fountain became a popular backdrop for many a photo. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves and will cherish memories from the night as a highlight of their high school life at King’s.

- Thursday, October 20, 2011

Early Learning ProgramsParenting with Power

Scripture of the week: Serve wholeheartedly, as if you were serving the Lord. Ephesians 6:7

Insight You Can Use Now Children often compete with each other in order to

be first or best. This tendency on the part of children comes from selfishness, a major roadblock to sibling harmony. The solution is to learn how to be a servant, but how do you convince a five-year-old or a twelve-year-old that being a servant is a valuable thing?

As parents we have to look for positive ways to frame the maturity issues that we know are best, but seem unreasonable to our children. In this case, you might try having a “Servant for the Day.” This child not only sets the table and takes out the trash but also gets some extra “Mummy time,” helps with din-ner, and sits next to Dad during story time. Through-out the course of the day, Mum has an opportunity to talk about more subtle aspects of servanthood that involve how children talk, listen, and even think.

Take time to praise demonstrations of servanthood. One child may not get the first turn or the biggest piece, but he gets the praise of Mum for being the mature one. That’s a far more valuable reward.

Strategy for the week: Teaching children to be servants will promote harmony in your family. Be-coming a servant will help children deal with the continual desire to build themselves up while putting others down. Learning servanthood is a way to hon-our others in the family and it brings honour back as well.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

Budding Mathematicians How can I build the tower so it doesn’t fall over?

What pattern can I make for the number 4? Can I make 2 towers to be the same? The Noah’s Ark learning envi-ronment provides lots of challenge as children explore and experiment with play objects, using mathematical language and developing mathematical understand-ings.

Primary

Seize the Day & Do LessI thought you may enjoy the following that comes from a book Lists to Live By for Simple Living - SEIZE THE DAY• When you have the choice between taking the escalator or the stairs, take the stairs.• Place fresh flowers in the places where you live and work.• Visit the Holy Land once in your life.• Smile at babies.• When you take photographs, send some to friends.• Always go the extra mile ... whether for a friend or for a mint-chocolate ice cream.• Whenever you look back on your life, be positive.• If you seek wisdom over opportunity, opportunity will usually follow.• Change is a process, not an event.• Plan to be spontaneous.• Whenever you look ahead, be optimistic.• Enjoy each day as if it were your last. ~ Bruce Bickel and Stan JantzFrom God Is in the Small Stuff ... and It All MattersDO LESS• Do less thinking and pay more attention to your heart.• Do less acquiring and pay more attention to what you already have.• Do less complaining and pay more attention to giving.• Do less controlling and pay more attention to letting go.• Do less criticising and pay more attention to complimenting.• Do less arguing and pay more attention to forgiveness.• Do less running around and pay more attention to stillness.• Do less talking and pay more attention to silence. ~ Lee L. Jampolsky

Reprinted from Smile for No Good ReasonHappy parenting. And so it is. Maintain good relation-

ships. Bring heaven to earth. Fear prevents, faith prevails. God bless. True meaning of Easter. Celebrate the risen Christ. Happy Mother’s Day to all our mums. Find the joy. Defend the Australian way of life. Encourage goal setting. Be thankful. Bloom where you are. Develop resilience. Too blessed to be stressed. Take time. Encourage a positive atti-tude. Never quit. Guidance. Help others. Enjoy time. Enjoy life. Happy holidays. Shine.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

Thursday, October 20, 2011 -

SecondaryRaise Your Voice Festival

Proudly hosted by Knexion Youth and held at King’s Chris-tian Centre, Raise Your Voice Festival is a one day event for all the young women of the Gold Coast. If you’re in Year 8 or above we’ld love to invite you along!

This year’s theme is ‘Clothed In Light’, based on John 1.5: ‘The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it’.

Our heart is to see the young women of the Gold Coast united to be the light to this generation. We want to see you equipped and ready to show love, mercy and justice.

This year the festival is going to be a full day of fun, ex-citement, laughter and most of all, encounter with Jesus.

We will be holding three main sessions: A morning rally, a lunch session (including a tasty picnic and our “mercy session”) and our finale - a massive celebration to end the festival. We’ll give you plenty of time to go home and get changed before the night session!

So from the team at Raise your Voice Festival, we can’t wait to see you ignited, danced-out, fired-up and changed by what God has in store!

For more details please see one of our College chaplains or go to www.kings.net.au and follow the links.

ACHTUNG: Art ExhibitionJenna Abrahams is currently a year 12 art student. Her

work entitled ‘Fragile’ has appeared in both the Creative Generations Exhibition and the Energies Exhibition. Staff, students and members of the public are all invited to come and enjoy this free-entry exhibition, at 6 pm in the college library, on the 26th of October, for the tenth annual year 12 art exhibition, for a great night of culture, diversity and the artistic talents of the art class of 2011, and selected year 11 works. The exhibition this year is entitled ACHTUNG: Warn-ing, this exhibition may contain art. The night is open to everyone so please come along and enjoy the high quality work that our young art makers have produced.

“Educating students in Christian leadership for tomorrow’s generation”

KING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEKING’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE


GeneralAccounts News

• Term 4 fees are now overdue unless you are on an organised payment plan for 2011. Music and Dance fees where applicable will be charged on your next statement. Please ensure all outstanding fees are paid in full by the end of Term 4.

• Statements will be sent to your email address. For credit card payments, address changes or queries please email [email protected]

• A term’s notice is necessary in writing if you choose to remove your child from the school. If this is not given, it is school policy to charge the subsequent term’s fees. Please note that all outstanding fees must be paid before ceasing enrolment and all li-brary and textbooks must be returned.

King’s Christian College uses and recommends Toshiba Photocopiers

Anaphylaxis Dear Parents,Across the college, we have a number

of children who suffer from life-threat-ening anaphylaxis. Although allergic re-actions to food are common in children, severe life-threatening reactions are uncommon and deaths are rare. However, for children who suffer food-induced anaphylaxis, the result could be fatal.

Children at King’s may have severe reactions to a variety of products, including but not limited to, nuts, fish, milk, eggs and latex.

While we realise we cannot control everything, we ask you to think carefully when preparing lunches and snacks for school, especially in the prep and lower primary de-partments, where children love to share. We ask spe-cifically that if possible you avoid packing nuts, peanut butter sandwiches or bars which contain nuts.

We thank you for your assistance in this matter. ~ Andrea Webb, College Nurse

Have you ever felt thirsty?Quote from Power New Testament

Wouldn’t that suggest you need to get rehydrated? Have you ever felt hungry? Wouldn’t that suggest that you need some nutrition? Have you ever felt lonely? Wouldn’t that suggest you need companionship? Have you ever felt lonely in a crowd? Wouldn’t that suggest that you needed compan-ionship with someone other than another person? God will be there for you! “Don’t fall in love with money. Be satisfied with what you have. The Lord has promised that he will not leave us or desert us.” Count on it!

Hebrews 13:5If you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chaplain,

you can write to - [email protected] or pastoral care: Kerrilee Walsingham - [email protected]

Dates for your diaryOctober 21,22 Raise Your Voice FestivalOctober 22 Year 10 Dinner DanceOctober 26 Year 12 Art ShowcaseNovember 2 Sports Awards NightNovember 7 Yrs 1,2,3 Presentation NightNovember 8 HS Presentation NightNovember 11 Prep Presentation MorningNovember 15 Yrs 4-7 Presentation NightNovember 17 Year 12 Graduation DinnerNovember 18 Year 12 Last Day Noah’s Ark End of Year ConcertNovember 21 Christmas ConcertNovember 24 Year 7 Graduation DinnerNovember 25 Last Day Term 4

For more details and updates visit the website -www.kingscollege.qld.edu.au click on calendar.

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KING’S RUGBY

Epilepsy Top of Mind Symposium

Epilepsy Top of Mind is a one day symposium for people with epilepsy and

their families/carers.

Date: Saturday 5th November 2011

Time: 9.00am to 3.30pm (morning tea & lunch provided)

Venue: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

Cost: $60 per person (includes morning tea and lunch)

Register: Call 1300 37 45 37 or email [email protected]

Presentation Night Limited Tickets AvailableCompulsory attendance is required for students in years:

8, 10 & 12, as well as students in all year levels who would be performing and/or receiving an award. Award informa-tion has been published to students at the High School Of-fice.

In order to attend the awards ceremony please complete the form that was sent home with your child no later than Tuesday 25th October so your tickets can be arranged.

Thank you in anticipation.


Primary UPPER PRIMARY SPORT TERM 4

WEEKLY RESULTS

ROUND 2 13th October

KING'S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week

Senior Boys 1 AFL SSC 61-50 Zak Young & Jayvin ToppSenior Boys 2 AFL CAC 136-0 Tye StokesSenior Girls AFL CAC 77-15 Kylie AbrahamsJunior Boys 1 AFL KCC 33-27 Jake PittorinoJunior Boys 2 AFL SOM & ASAS 61-0 & 68-0 Cayd RobertsonJunior Girls AFL KCC & ASAS 19-6 & 21-20 Juliet May

Senior Boys A Basketball KCC 39-30 Craig HalesSenior Boys B Basketball KCC 22-6 Justin ClarkJunior Boys A Basketball KCC 20-12 Isaiah JohnstoneJunior Boys B Basketball KCC 18-6 Ethan Hales

Senior Girls A Basketball KCC 28-8 Adelle VenterSenior Girls B Basketball KCC 22-12 Zoe BriggsJunior Girls A Basketball TLC 34-2 Chloe DrummondJunior Girls B Basketball KCC 16-12 Brooke Gavin

Senior B Cricket SSC 50-32 Jona SpenceJunior A Cricket EMM 18-10 Lewis KayJunior B Cricket ASAS 9.04- 8.6 Andrew Clare

Senior A Softball KCC 9-7 Madysen DavisSenior B Softball SSC 21-8 Alyssa BraundJunior A Softball EMM 11-1 Maddy BarrJunior B Tee-Ball SSC 22-11

Senior Boys A Handball CAC 14-2 Josiah GengeSenior Boys B Handball SSC 6-5 Joshua HealeyJunior Boys A Handball DR 7-7 Mizuki HaraJunior Boys B Handball KCC 12-3

Senior Girls A Handball SOM & KCC 11-6 & 8-5 Grace O'ReillySenior Girls B Handball KCC & SOM 5-3 & 3-1 Ruby WenJunior Girls A Handball KCC 9-5 Kylie MiokovichJunior Girls B Handball CAC 9-5 Anna Penaia

Senior Boys A Touch KCC 3-2 Jacob BrettSenior Boys B Touch CAC 5-2 Elijah WinningtonJunior Boys A Touch KCC 4-1 Hunter DareJunior Boys B Touch ASAS 5-3 Jack Capel

Senior Girls A Touch EMM 10-1 Ellie WhiteSenior Girls B Touch EMM 1-0 Kaitlyn WalshSenior Girls C Touch KCC & ASAS 2-1 & 2-1 Crystabel TangJunior Girls A Touch DR 1-1 Candice RichardsJunior Girls B Touch KCC 3-2 Bianca Forrest


PrimaryUPPER PRIMARY SPORT TERM 4

WEEKLY DRAW

ROUND 4 27th OctoberGAME

KING'S TEAMS OPPOSITION TIME VENUE

Senior Boys 1 AFL A B Paterson College 1.10 CarraraSenior Boys 2 AFL Coomera v All Saints 1.10 CarraraSenior Girls AFL A B Paterson College 1.10 CarraraJunior Boys 1 AFL A B Paterson College 1 1.10 CarraraJunior Boys 2 AFL A B Paterson College 2 1.10 CarraraJunior Girls AFL All Saints Anglican School 1 1.10 Carrara

Senior Boys A Basketball Somerset College 1.10 SomersetSenior Boys B Basketball Somerset College 1.45 SomersetJunior Boys A Basketball Somerset College 1.10 SomersetJunior Boys B Basketball Somerset College 1.45 Somerset

Senior Girls A Basketball Somerset College 1.10 SomersetSenior Girls B Basketball Somerset College 1.45 SomersetJunior Girls A Basketball Somerset College 1.10 SomersetJunior Girls B Basketball Somerset College 1.45 Somerset

Senior B Cricket A B Paterson College 12.45 Runaway BayJunior A Cricket Somerset College 12.45 SomersetJunior B Cricket Coomera Anglican College 12.45 Somerset

Senior A Softball Trinity Lutheran College 1.00 St Stephens Senior B Softball A B Paterson College 1.00 St Stephens Junior A Softball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10 CoomeraJunior B Tee-Ball A B Paterson College 1.10 Coomera

Senior Boys A Handball St Stephens College 1 1.10 King'sSenior Boys B Handball Somerset College 2 1.10 King'sJunior Boys A Handball A B Paterson College 2 1.10 King'sJunior Boys B Handball Somerset College 2 1.10 King's

Senior Girls A Handball Somerset College 2 1.10 King'sSenior Girls B Handball Somerset College 1 1.10 King'sJunior Girls A Handball Coomera Anglican College 2 1.10 King'sJunior Girls B Handball Somerset College 2 1.10 King's

Senior Boys A Touch Trinity Lutheran College 1.45 Owen ParkSenior Boys B Touch Trinity Lutheran College 1.00 Owen ParkJunior Boys A Touch Trinity Lutheran College 1.45 All SaintsJunior Boys B Touch A B Paterson College B1 1.00 All Saints

Senior Girls A Touch A B Paterson College 1.45 EmmanuelSenior Girls B Touch A B Paterson College 1.00 EmmanuelSenior Girls C Touch All Saints Anglican School 1 1.00 EmmanuelJunior Girls A Touch A B Paterson College 1.45 A B PatersonJunior Girls B Touch A B Paterson College 1.00 A B Paterson

Secondary


Secondary Sport ResultsOn Friday, 14th October, King’s played A B Paterson College in the fourth round of the APS summer competi-

tion. A summary of results is listed below:

Boys KCC v ABP Player of the WeekSport Team Win ScoreAFL Junior ABP 53-20 Ricky Hart Open KCC 119-3 Wade SnooksBasketball Year 8 KCC 26-6 Lachlan Hansen Year 9 KCC 56-26 Jaebin Lee Inter A KCC 25-19 Caleb Ritchie Inter B ABP 21-2 Craig Beech Open A ABP 37-31 Tiger Liu Open B ABP 37-11 Jayden BolthCricket Junior ABP 214 – 11 Luke Walsingham Inter KCC 4/74 def 8/73 Thomas Gibson 1st X1 ABP 133 – 102 Mackenzie BarclayTennis Jnr A KCC 14-10 Bryan Lo Jnr B ABP 12-8 Max Carey Open A KCC 13-7 Davien Nijskens Open B KCC 14-2 Gabriel Chandra Open C KCC 13-7 Kento AramakiTouch Year 8 A DR 4-4 Wade Papenfus Year 8 B KCC 3-2 Christian Painter Year 9 A KCC 4-0 Milan Egic & Tiaan Deysel Year 9 B ABP 2-1 Cowyn Salon Junior C1 KCC 11-1 Henry Gooding Junior C2 ABP 15-0 Levi Barrymoor Int A KCC 3-2 Jacob Morey Int B KCC 4-3 Trae Carter-Lewis

Open A ABP 4-1 Matthew Kluver Open B KCC 6-4 Victor Nieling & Kyle WilsonWaterpolo Junior Mixed 1 Bye Junior Mixed 2 Bye

GirlsAFL Junior KCC 73-6 Alicia Green Open EMM 31-29 Lola IrwantoBasketball Year 8 ABP 34-5 Emily Corry Year 9 ABP 31-27 Savannah Godinho Inter A ABP 44-20 Nadia Duggan Inter B ABP Forfeit Open A ABP 70-23 Danielle Pautschnig Open B ABP 59-4 Elizabeth LockingtonCricket KCC 1 KCC 135-105 Rachel van Bavel KCC 2 ABP 58-53 Kaitlyn JohnstonSoftball Junior ABP 7-0 Grace Bell Inter A KCC 10-5 Alaina Johnstone Inter B KCC 11-1 Madeleine Conquest Open ABP 11-7 Jessica ChoiTennis Jnr A ABP 11-5 Tenai Berry Jnr B KCC 11-7 Emily Blake Open A ABP 19-5 Maria Roveri Rampelotti

Open B ABP 11-5 Kimberley Crosland Open C ABP ForfeitTouch Year 8 A ABP 10-0 Tate Lindsay Year 8 B ABP 14-0 Heather Elliott Year 9 A ABP 3-1 Bronte Hodgins Year 9 B Bye Junior C1 KCC2 7-4 - Junior C2 KCC2 7-4 Hanna James-Hook Int A DR 4-4 Zoe Snooks Int B ABP 5-2 Victoria Pennicott Open A KCC 7-2 Demii Maher-Smith Open B ABP 4-3 India Fraser


PrimarySeussical

Fellow Seussians,

What a Seusstastic performance last week! You had Seussiasm! Thank you for your hard work and passion for this year’s show. I could watch you perform over and over again. You brought my vision of Seus-sical Jr. to life! Thank you for being such a Seusstastic cast and a pleasure to work with. I hope you discovered your treasure within.

Yours Seussically,

Miss Taylor

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