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Thursday, May 31, 2012

Year 3 Planetarium Excursion

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On Tuesday 29th May, Year 3 ventured out to the Planetarium in Brisbane for a fun and educational day where they learnt a lot about our solar system. Here is what some of the students had to say about their experience...

Yesterday, at the Planetarium, we saw blown up pictures of everything in space. It was awesome! But the best thing there, were seeing the galaxies. There were flat ones, spiral ones and even a hamburger galaxy. The galaxies were all made up of billions and trillions of stars. The Milky Way is a gigantic galaxy that we live in. New stars are being made and they take millions of years to form. ~ Reese Spence, 3W

I liked the dome when we had to look up at the roof. At first we looked at the planets and we talked about them. Then we looked at what it would be like in the day sky and then we looked at what it would be like at night. We looked at the Milky Way and all the things in space. We looked at the earth and the sun. At the end we asked questions like: What are the rings of Saturn made of? They are made of ice. ~ Hayley Price 3W

The Botanical Gardens near the PlanetariumThe best thing I liked was the Hide and Seek Children’s Trail, because I saw lots of new animals. I saw new things and I saw the beautiful Botanical Gardens. ~ Alexander Fyvie 3W

At the Planetarium, I liked the theatre dome. We learnt a lot about the Solar System. There are hundreds of galaxies. We live in the Milky Way. The Milky Way is a massive galaxy. We saw all the planets, for example, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and the dwarf planet, Pluto. ~ Jake Richardson 3W

Tuesday 29th of May the whole of year 3 went to the Brisbane Botanical Gardens. It took one hour to get there. First we went out to look at the beautiful gardens. There were lots of interesting plants and statues. There were lots of statues of crocodiles, birds, dragonflies and land animals. The pathways were pebbled and it all looked very nice.We had lunch and then went to the Planetarium. We checked out all of the information in the foyer and saw pictures of planet and the solar system. We also looked through the gallery.Then a man took us into the theatre and we sat on really comfy seats. When we had all settled, the man dimmed the lights and the projector went on. Then we went into space and travelled around all of the galaxies and planets. We zoomed around at the speed of light and explored the planets and the asteroid belt. ~ Tia Curtis and Ella Wade 3P

When we went to the planetarium in Brisbane, we watched a 50 minute presentation called “My Place in Space”. We all learned that there is an asteroid belt between the planets Mars and Jupiter. There are four rocky and four gas planets. We also found out that the further the planet is away from the sun, the longer it takes to orbit around the sun. ~ Julia Pisa 3K

On Tuesday 29th of May all of year 3 went to the Planetarium. When we got there we went to the beautiful Botanical Gardens. Inside the Planetarium we saw cool displays. We saw a whole lot of galaxies. The man said that the best prediction of galaxies out there was about 200 000 million. The things that I superbly enjoyed were learning about the other planets, galaxies and what is on other planets. ~ Chanel Raju 3DDragonfly

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- Thursday, May 31, 2012

Early Learning Programs Primary

Cheers all around at Noah’s Ark

A big thank you to Mrs Hicks and the “Kats” cheerleading squad for their stunt and poms display last week. After be-ing the audience, the Noah’s Ark children were shown some of the “moves” by enthusiastic and patient squad members. The young ones took the instruction very seriously and were excited about future opportunities as they move into Primary school.

Parenting with Power

Listen to Your Conscience

Scripture of the week: Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible pun-ishment but also because of conscience. Romans 13:5

“Why do you do what’s right?”It’s a fun question to ask children. The common answer

is, “So I don’t get in trouble.” That’s when you can take them to Romans 13:5 which says, “Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment but also because of conscience.”

Punishment is external. Conscience is internal. So what does that mean for parents?

Good news. God has created inside the heart of your child a conscience as part of the internal motivation sys-tem. The reality is though, the conscience needs to be trained. The conscience can motivate your child to do the right thing when no one is looking. It can help your child be thorough with chores, and take a stand for family values when out with friends.

When trained well, the conscience works along with the Holy Spirit to motivate a child toward mature and re-sponsible behaviour - not just to avoid punishment, but because it’s the right thing to.

Strategy for the week: Deliberately training your child’s conscience will stand by them the rest of their lives. When your child disobeys or does something deliberately wrong, actively discuss how they were thinking and show them what voice they were listening to. Teaching children that God knows best and wants what is best for us gives them reason to obey their conscience. Learning to listen to it is the first step. Like learning an instrument or running a race, if we don’t practise to listen and obey our conscience, it will be-come ineffective.

~ In His service, Klaus Knobloch and Rosemary Whincop

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SecondaryTimeless WisdomI’ve LearnedTimeless wisdom to share with others:

I’ve learned . . . . that the best class-room in the world is at the feet of an elderly person.

I’ve learned . . . . that when you’re in love, it shows.

I’ve learned . . . . that just one person saying to me, “You’ve made my day!” makes my day.

I’ve learned . . . . that I feel better about myself when I make others feel better about themselves.

I’ve learned . . . . that having a child fall asleep in your arms is one of the most peaceful feelings in the world.

I’ve learned . . . . that what we have done for our-selves alone dies with us. What we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal.

I’ve learned . . . . that one sincere apology is worth more than all the roses money can buy.

I’ve learned . . . . that words harshly spoken are as diffi-cult to retrieve as feathers in a gale.

I’ve learned . . . . that being kind is more important than being right.

I’ve learned . . . . that you should never say no to a gift from a child.

I’ve learned . . . . that I can always pray for someone when I don’t have the strength to help him in some other way.

I’ve learned . . . . that no matter how serious your life re-quires you to be, everyone needs a friend to act goofy with.

I’ve learned . . . . that sometimes all a person needs is a hand to hold and a heart to understand.

I’ve learned . . . . that either you control your attitude or it controls you.

I’ve learned . . . . that money doesn’t buy class.

I’ve learned . . . . that it’s those small daily happenings that make life so spectacular.

I’ve learned . . . . that under everyone’s hard shell is some-one who wants to be appreciated and loved.

I’ve learned . . . . that when you harbor bitterness, happi-ness will dock elsewhere.

I’ve learned . . . . that everyone you meet deserves to be greeted with a smile.

I’ve learned . . . . that men would rather be lost for hours than stop and ask for directions.

I’ve learned . . . . that our background and circumstanc-es may have influenced who we are, but we are responsi-ble for who we become.

I’ve learned . . . . that it takes years to build up trust, and only seconds to destroy it.

I’ve learned . . . . that everyone wants to live on top of the mountain, but all the happiness and growth occurs while you’re climbing it.

There is so much that could be written here. I hope you have enjoyed these few. I am sure you have many other points of timeless wisdom you could add to this list. Why not begin to compile a list of you own to give to children or grandchildren. Why waste the wisdom of years of life lived well.

Happy parenting. I wish you Jesus. A choice to make. Re-member God’s esteem. Ideal Valentine. I’ll keep you in my prayers. Why/How. The Greatest. The joy of motherhood. Give thanks.

~ Rhonda Bevan, Head of Secondary

Primary

Most Promising PianistMy results in the Redland Eisteddfod (19th & 20th May):Junior Piano Championship 12 years/under 1st placeDiploma level 1st placePiano Solo 9 years 1st placePiano Duets Open 1st placeBaroque Composer 12years /under: 3rd place I was happy to beat my older brother in diploma level and also

I was awarded ‘The most promising pianist’ cash pri e $100. Now, I am busy in preparing my year end, A-mus piano exam which is very demanding.

Thank you. ~ Himman Lo (5P)

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

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Accounts News• School fee payment plans were calculated to have your

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Rise Up TodayQuote from ‘Walk in Faith’ by Ray McCauley

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Philippians 4:13Many Christians have lost their imagination and only seek-

ing to survive instead of pushing on to accomplish their vision. Business people, shake off the lethargy! Rise up in who you are in Christ, allow the Holy Spirit to give you fresh hope, vision and determination and do all that God is placing on your heart, that He may be glorified in this place at this time.

In our personal lives, God does not want any of us to live in defeat and despair. No! We are children of the living God. Rise up today and take hold of that for which Christ has laid hold of you.

You can be a successful husband or a loving wife. God has giv-en you the children that you have - He will help you to be a great father or a terrific mother to them. Follow His directions given in the Word of God and be sensitive to His leading - then obey His voice. He desires to see you live an abundant life in every area.

Be on fire for the Messiah!If you wish to contact Guy Ormerod, College Chap-

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

Keep Up To DateFollow Us On...

Dates for your diary...June 1 HS APS Round 7June 2 Gala DinnerJune 5 Regional Cross CountryJune 7 Primary APS Round 7June 8 HS APS FinalsJune 11 Queen’s Birthday Public HolidayJune 18 Band ConcertJune 19 P&F MeetingJune 19 Strings ConcertJune 20 & 21 UP Athletics CarnivalJune 22 Last Day Term 2

Food DonationsThank you to everyone who has been donated food

items. The response has been great. This week we have been collecting boxes of cereal and next week we are collecting any type of food in a can, to support the Community Support Agency. Your donations are thankfully accepted and can be brought in to Student Services.

Parents of Primary School StudentsImportant Notice

If there is a change of plans for picking up your child from school in the afternoons, please contact Mrs Fairburn by 12 noon on the day and no later especially on sports days. Thank you.

Resource Centre PuppetsLast week Mrs Hawkins introduced some new puppets to the

Year 1 and 2 students during their library class time.The students participated in telling the story with the new

puppets while Mrs Hawkins narrated the story “The Cocky who cried Dingo”.

Much fun was had by all, including Mrs Hawkins.We look forward to introducing more new puppets in the com-

ing weeks.

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Sport News

Hi everyone,

We will hear a lot about how amazing our students performed at the APS Cross Country from Mr Stephens and James Clark below. I would like to thank both of these guys for doing an incredible job over many months. Their dedication and enthusiasm was a big part of our success this year. I would also really like to congratulate the students that not only came first, or a top 10 place, but all the students that tried their hardest and gave it their all for King’s. You guys are true champions in my eyes and are just as important as all the students that came in the top 10. Without you we would not have been able to achieve the impressive results that we did. King’s is really starting to develop some depth in our sport and I absolutely love it. Keep up the great work and GO KING’S!!!

~ Jason Grady, Director of Sport (P-12)

News from the King’s Locker Room WEEK 7

APS Cross Country NewsPeople are talking! Schools are taking second looks. The news

is; King’s primary has become an APS cross country power house!

On May 23rd, 2012, I was lucky enough to be a part of a very special group of students that has sent shock waves through the APS community. I must admit, it was one of the proudest days of my life as a teacher, watching every single team member rise up and give their all after months of training. Many had been there before, some for the first time, but it was impossible to tell the experienced from the inexperienced as everyone brushed off nerves and went head first into their race with a grin on their face and a look in their eye that hinted at a self belief that can only come from knowing they were ready!

They had one shot at it, and it was obvious they were not going to come away with any doubts - they simply went off!!!!

Just so that you know - this is the best result at cross country ever!

U9 Boys finished 2nd - Shem Lonsdale 5th, Kael Lennox 10th

U9 Girls finished 8th - Holly Stolting 7th

U10 Boys finished 4th - Well Done to Jordan Sergis 2nd

U10 Girls finished 2nd - Congratulations Jasmyne Coventry 1st

U11 Boys finished 6th - Joshua Cameron-McDonald 7th

U11 Girls finished 1st - Congratulations Leah Simpson, coming 1st. A huge well done to: Tiffany Chavez 3rd, Sophia Muller 4th, Tenyka Chapman 8th

U12 Boys finished 5th - Luka Lewis 9th, Jack Castle 10th

U12 Girls finished 3rd - Layla Oxborrow 4th

U13 Boys finished 5th - Bradley Gibson 4th, Zak Young 5th

U13 Girls finished 6th - Well done Erika Chavez 2nd

The students listed above will all receive a movie voucher for coming in the top 10 places for their race. Jazmyne Coventry and Leah Simpson will also receive a voucher for Robina shopping centre for winning their races which is no easy feat. The 11y/o girls team, due to being age champions get to choose a venue to be taken out to for lunch by the sport department as a special team effort reward! Rumours are circulating Max Brenners might be given a work over....

It is hard to only name our top ten finishers when every single runner did extremely well, many finishing just outside the top 10.

Last year we finished 8th in the competition, with our best ever result before that being a fifth (way back in 2008). This is a telling sign things are going in the right direction in the sport depart-ment! We have a vision for sport at King’s and the students are taking us there!

When asked what were some of the highlights from the day were: “when everyone puts 110% into their race and you know they tried their best” Zaneeta Robertson.

Special recognition needs to be given to James Clark, head run-ning and athletic coach for the planning and preparation of the team. We are extremely blessed to have him coaching our teams. Rohan Toll for providing our students with self belief, Jason Grady for making it all possible and our fantastic running coaches who turned up week in week out to help raise the bar for the students at training. Most importantly, the team, who turned out in force every Tuesday and Thursday morning, even during the holidays. All credit for this great result goes to you!

Going from 8th to 3rd is something we should always remem-ber and always be proud of. But being the competitive person that I am and knowing the talent we have, I have my eyes set on taking out 1st place next year. It’s a big ask, a real challenge, but nothing is impossible!

High School, all though the results were less than desirable for your carnival (finishing 8th) there is light at the end of the tunnel and there were some great individual performances.

Congratulations to Dimitee Coventry for winning the 13 y/o girls race! Their is certainly some talent in the Coventry family! A special mention also goes to: Joel Lonsdale for coming 2nd in the 13 y/o boys race and to Brandon Shiel-Butera for coming 9th in the same race. Emily Carey for finishing 7th in the open girls race and Bernard Lierse for finishing 10th in the open boys.

Last year, primary school were in the same boat. Questions were raised like “are we happy being known as the school that always comes last at XC” with the answer being a “no” from every-one. That is where it started and we ALL made a decision to make a change. We can turn things around, just like primary did, but it starts and finishes with you, our students. If YOU want change, WE can make it happen!

~ Mr Jarrod Stephens, Sports Co-ordinator and Cross Country Co-ordinator (P-12)






Sport NewsAPS Cross Country photos






Sport NewsNews from the King’s Locker Room (CONTINUED)

KATS Athlete of the Week

Name: Tenyka Chapman

Class: 5D

Favourite event/s: High jump, 800m and 200m

What sports do you play?

Athletics and netball

What’s the best thing about KATS?

You learn new techniques

What are your goals for athletics this year?

To get faster and to try and get age champion at our school carnival and APS

Who inspires you the most?

My mum because she encourages me to keep trying

Why do you want to represent King’s for athletics?

It makes me happy and proud to be able to represent my school

Name: William Moore

Class: 6K

Favourite event/s: Shot put

What sports do you play?

Athletics, basketball, soccer and rugby

What’s the best thing about KATS?

How quickly you can improve from be-ing trained by the coaches

What are your goals for athletics this year?

To win my age group in shot put at APS

Who inspires you the most?

My teammates encourage me to do my best

Why do you want to represent King’s for athletics?

So I can help the team reach the top level in athletics at APS and District

~ Trishelle Grady, Athletics Coordinator (P-12)

IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING!

Running Club Rant

Sadly, the cross country running club squad training has now come to an end, but what a great end we had. Last Wednesday our school students competed at the annual APS cross country championships, with our primary school students having fantas-tic results. Overall, our school ended up as the 3rd best of the 8 APS schools, which exceeded my original goal of gaining a top 5 placing. So for our primary students to go from 8th last year overall, to gaining 3rd this year, I couldn’t be any more proud with our running club group. It is a clear reflection of all the hard work and dedication you have all had by showing up to training every week. We had a number of students who achieved top 3 placings, they were, Jasmyne Coventry (1st); Jordan Sergis (2nd); Leah Simpson (1st); Tiffany Chavez (3rd); and Erika Chavez (2nd). We actually had more medallists than All Saints, which ended up winning the overall carnival, so that’s another interesting little statistic. And the last notable results was our 11years girls team, who were the overall champion school team for their age group, and were the only age team from our school to achieve this hon-our, and they will now be taken out to lunch as a team next week as a reward. So a huge congratulations to those girls, I can’t wait to join you all for lunch at Robina Town Centre next week.

As for our secondary students, I’m not going to beat around the bush.....we got 8th; in almost every age group overall as a team. We did however have a few great results. Our 13years stu-dents did the best. We had Dimity Coventry gain 1st in the girl’s race, and Joel Lonsdale 2nd in the boys event, but apart from these two students we had no other top 3 placegetters. But to be honest, I had no big expectations for our secondary students as a team, purely for the fact that I never see the vast majority of these students at any training sessions, as well as the attitudes from the majority at our school cross country carnival. I understand that your academic schedules are more hectic, but with proper time management of your studies, there is no reason why you couldn’t make 2x 60min morning sessions a week. I honestly believe we could gain a top 5 result overall next year with our secondary stu-dents, ONLY if we get a better commitment from our students to show up for training. That’s basically it.....look what our primary team achieved. They have gone from last place to third place in only one year, because they worked hard for it, that’s all it takes. But from what I saw from our secondary guys last Wednesday, it is very clear that there must be a culture change within the school in order for them to succeed....they must WANT to succeed in or-der to do so, but until that time, the good results will not come.

Well this will be my last running club newsletter article, but stay tuned as from next week onwards, I will be writing up a weekly newsletter article regarding the Athletics Squad training.

Yours in cross country,

~ James Clark, King’s Head Cross Country/Athletics Coach

Tenyka Chapman

William Moore







Primary School Sport

Primary APS SportOur Primary APS teams are continuing to train hard Wednesday afternoons and we have now employed some outside coaches to help

our students improve their skills. We have a number of undefeated teams so far this year. These include: - Junior Girls A Tennis - Year 4 Rugby- Junior Girls 1 Newcombeball - Year 5 Rugby- Senior Girls 1 Volleyball - Year 6 Rugby

ROUND 5 RESULTS 24 May KING’S TEAMS Win Score Player of the Week OPPOSITION

Boys Volleyball 1 EMM 3-0 Cale George Emmanuel College 1 Boys Volleyball 2 CAC 3-0 Coomera Anglican College Girls Volleyball 1 KCC 2-1 Kylie Miokovich Emmanuel College 1 Girls Volleyball 2 ABP 2-1 Jasmine Bekker A B Paterson College Girls Volleyball 3 SSC 2-1 Madison Brooking St Stephens College 1 Boys Newcombeball 1 KCC 2-1 Riley Winter Somerset v King’s 2 Boys Newcombeball 2 KCC 2-1 Aldrich Ng Somerset v King’s 1 Girls Newcombeball 1 KCC 1 3-0 Manae Tominaga King’s 2 Girls Newcombeball 2 KCC 1 3-0 Samia Sfeir King’s 1 Junior A1 Netball SOM 15-2 Jorja Roberts Somerset College Junior A2 Netball SOM 11-3 Faith Guade Somerset College Junior B1 Netball DR 4-4 Josie Barr Somerset College Junior B2 Netball SOM 18-0 Hannah Blake Somerset College Senior A1 Netball SOM 60-11 Lani Tulisi Somerset College Senior A2 Netball SOM 15-10 Ashleigh Evans Somerset College Senior B1 Netball KCC 27-8 Jorjah Burgess Somerset College Senior B2 Netball SOM 11-8 Caitlin Schmidt Somerset College Junior Boys Soccer 1 ABP 4-0 Livingstone Valilio A B Paterson College Junior Boys Soccer 2 DR 1-1 Alexander Clare A B Paterson College 1 Senior Boys Soccer 1 EMM 1-0 Karim Hasan Emmanuel College Senior Boys Soccer 2 EMM 4-1 Flynn Ward Emmanuel College 1 Junior Girls Soccer 1 KCC 1-0 Tiffany Chavez All Saints Anglican School Junior Girls Soccer 2 CAC Forfeit Coomera Anglican College 2 Senior Girls Soccer 1 DR 2-2 Mirabel Mikhail All Saints Anglican School Senior Girls Soccer 2 KCC 3-0 Brigette Slattery All Saints Anglican School 1 Junior Boys Hockey 1 ASAS 4-1 Dylan Pereira All Saints Anglican School Junior Boys Hockey 2 EMM 3-2 Joshua Sinclair Emmanuel College Junior Girls Hockey KCC 2-0 Tylah Brown All Saints Anglican School Senior Boys Hockey ASAS 2-0 Bradley Harris All Saints Anglican School Senior Girls Hockey ASAS 5-0 Bethany Smith All Saints Anglican School Year 4 Rugby KCC 22-2 James Atkins & Cooper Petronaitis Trinity Lutheran CollegeYear 5 Rugby KCC 6-4 Cruze Batcheldor Coomera Anglican CollegeYear 6 Rugby KCC 10-4 Gareth Freeman Coomera Anglican CollegeYear 7 Rugby KCC 32-12 Tristan Maree Coomera Anglican College Senior Boys A Tennis KCC 12-4 Brandon Compagne St Stephens College Senior Boys B Tennis KCC 15-4 Connor Moolman St Stephens College Senior Girls A Tennis SSC 14-6 Brooklyn Steele St Stephens College Senior Girls B Tennis KCC 11-4 Kiara Russell St Stephens College Junior Boys A Tennis KCC 9-1 Lewis Kay St Stephens College Junior Boys B Tennis KCC 10-0 Yoon Rhee St Stephens College Junior Girls A Tennis KCC 10-0 Tanika Mahon St Stephens College Junior Girls B Tennis KCC 6-0 Karalee Gargar & Phoebe Pearce St Stephens College







Primary School Sport

Primary APS Sport

Weekly Draw Round 7 7 June King’s Teams Opposition Time Venue

Boys Volleyball 1 All Saints Anglican School 1.15pm St Stephens Boys Volleyball 2 St Stephens College 1.15pm St Stephens Girls Volleyball 1 Emmanuel College 2 1.15pm A B Paterson Girls Volleyball 2 Emmanuel College 1 1.15pm A B Paterson Girls Volleyball 3 A B Paterson College 1.15pm A B Paterson Boys Newcombeball 1 Somerset College 1.15pm Somerset Boys Newcombeball 2 Trinity Lutheran College 1.15pm Somerset Girls Newcombeball 1 Somerset College 1.15pm Somerset Girls Newcombeball 2 Trinity Lutheran College 1.15pm Somerset Junior A1 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm King’s 1 Junior A2 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm King’s 2 Junior B1 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm King’s 3 Junior B2 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm King’s 4 Senior A1 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm Trinity 1 Senior A2 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm Trinity 2 Senior B1 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm Trinity 3 Senior B2 Netball Trinity Lutheran College 1.10pm Trinity 4 Junior Boys Soccer 1 Emmanuel College 1.10pm Coomera 3 Junior Boys Soccer 2 Emmanuel College 1.10pm Coomera 4 Senior Boys Soccer 1 A B Paterson College 1.10pm Viney Park 2 Senior Boys Soccer 2 A B Paterson College 1.10pm Viney Park 4 Junior Girls Soccer 1 Somerset College 1.10pm A B Paterson 3 Junior Girls Soccer 2 All Saints Anglican School 1.10pm A B Paterson 6 Senior Girls Soccer 1 Emmanuel v A B Paterson 1.10pm Emmanuel 2 Senior Girls Soccer 2 A B Paterson College 1 1.10pm Emmanuel 3 Junior Boys Hockey 1 A B Paterson College 1.15pm King’s 5 Junior Boys Hockey 2 Coomera v St Stephens 1.15pm King’s 2 Junior Girls Hockey A B Paterson College 1.15pm King’s 4 Senior Boys Hockey A B Paterson v Coomera 1.15pm Hunt Park 1 Senior Girls Hockey A B Paterson College 1.15pm Hunt Park 2 Year 4 Rugby Coomera 2 v St Stephens 1.15pm All Saints Walla 4Year 5 Rugby All Saints Anglican School 1 1.15pm Runaway Bay 5AYear 6 Rugby St Stephens College 1 1.15pm Runaway Bay 6CYear 7 Rugby St Stephens College 1 1.15pm All Saints Senior Boys A Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors Senior Boys B Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors Senior Girls A Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors Senior Girls B Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors Junior Boys A Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors Junior Boys B Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors Junior Girls A Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors Junior Girls B Tennis A B Paterson College 1.00pm Miami Seniors







High School Sport

APS SportRound 7 sees King’s play Coomera Anglican College with most boys’ teams playing at home and most girls’ teams playing away.

Please come and support our teams. On Friday, 25th May, King’s played Trinity Lutheran College in Round 6 of the APS competition.

Boys TLC v KCC Sport Team Win Score Player of the WeekRugby 1st XV KCC 45-5 Jesse Gribben Year 10 TLC 7-0 Victor Daroa Year 9 KCC Forfeit Year 8 TLC 19-17 Bayden BothaSoccer Open A KCC 10-1 Mackenzie Barclay, Francis Wood & Jayden Reid Open B KCC Forfeit Inter A KCC 3-1 Year 9 KCC 4-3 Jayvin Abrahams Year 8 KCC 5-3 Marcelo Balois Junior T2 ASAS 10-1 David TraceVolleyball Open A DR 2-2 Trae Carter-Lewis Open B DR 2-2 Ryan Bolas Yr 10 A KCC Forfeit Open C KCC 3-0 Taylor Rawlings Junior A TLC 3-1 Michael Bogatie Junior B KCC 3-0 Paul LeeHockey Open No Game Junior No Game Tennis Open A KCC 7-5 Open B DR 6-6 Open C KCC 7-3 Junior A KCC 14-10 Junior B DR 12-12

Girls Netball Open A TLC 31-29 Nicola Murray Open B TLC 25-16 Chloe Thomas Open C TLC 25-11 Sarah Walsingham Open D KCC Forfeit Yr 10 A TLC 30-1 Yr 10 B TLC 24-3 Year 9 A TKC 34-10 Year 9 B Wash Out Year 8 A Wash Out Year 8 B KCC 3-1 Allara Turner & Michelle Loader Junior T2 A Wash Out Junior T2 B Wash Out Soccer Open A KCC 1-0 Holly Hamilton Open B KCC Forfeit Inter A DR 2-2 Year 9 KCC 7-0 Madeleine Gooding Year 8 TLC 8-2 Chloe DuncansonVolleyball Open A KCC 3-0 Emily Carey Open B KCC 3-0 Madeline Bone Yr 10 A KCC Forfeit Open C KCC Forfeit Junior A KCC 3-1 Kayley Toll, Nikita Rourke-Baldwin & Ashley Nel Junior B KCC 3-0 Taisha Martin & Gemma PettyHockey Open No Game Junior No Game Tennis Open A Wash Out Open B Wash Out Open C Wash Out Junior A Wash Out Junior B KCC Forfeit








Sport News

High School Sport

APS SportOn Friday, 1st June, King’s play Coomera Anglican College in Round 7 of the APS competition.

TEAM OPPOSITION GAME TIME VENUEBoys1st XV Rugby CAC 2pm Bond Uni Rugby FieldYear 10 Rugby CAC 1pm Bond Uni Rugby FieldYear 9 Rugby CAC 2pm Coomera Anglican College Rugby FieldYear 8 Rugby CAC 1pm Coomera Anglican College Rugby FieldOpen A Soccer CAC 2pm King’s Field 1Open B Soccer CAC 1pm King’s Field 1Inter A Soccer CAC 2pm King’s Field 2Year 9 Soccer CAC 1pm King’s Field 2Year 8 Soccer CAC 2pm Carrara Area 4Junior T2 Soccer ABP 2pm Magic United FieldOpen A Volleyball CAC 2pm King’s Volleyball Court 1Open B Volleyball CAC 1pm King’s Volleyball Court 1Yr 10 A Volleyball CAC 2pm King’s Volleyball Court 2Open C Volleyball CAC 1pm King’s Volleyball Court 2Junior A Volleyball CAC 2pm King’s Volleyball Court 3Junior B Volleyball CAC 1pm King’s Volleyball Court 3Open Hockey CAC 1pm GCHA Hunt ParkJunior Hockey CAC 2pm GCHA Hunt ParkOpen A Tennis No Game Open B Tennis No Game Open C Tennis No Game Junior A Tennis No Game Junior B Tennis No Game

Girls Open A Netball CAC 2pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen B Netball CAC 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen C Netball CAC 2pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen D Netball CAC 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeYr 10 A Netball CAC 2pm Coomera Anglican CollegeYr 10 B Netball CAC 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeYear 9 A Netball CAC 2pm King’s Netball CourtsYear 9 B Netball CAC 1pm King’s Netball CourtsYear 8 A Netball CAC 2pm King’s Netball CourtsYear 8 B Netball CAC 1pm King’s Netball CourtsJunior T2 A Netball ASAS 1pm Benowa Netball CourtsJunior T2 B Netball ASAS 2pm Benowa Netball CourtsOpen A Soccer CAC 2pm Carrara Area 4Open B Soccer CAC 1pm Carrara Area 4Inter A Soccer CAC 2pm Coomera Soccer FieldsYear 9 Soccer CAC 1pm Coomera Soccer FieldsYear 8 Soccer CAC 1pm Carrara Area 4Open A Volleyball CAC 2pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen B Volleyball CAC 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeYr 10 A Volleyball CAC 2pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen C Volleyball CAC 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeJunior A Volleyball CAC 2pm Coomera Anglican CollegeJunior B Volleyball CAC 1pm Coomera Anglican CollegeOpen Hockey CAC 2pm Labrador Sports ClubJunior Hockey CAC 1pm Labrador Sports ClubOpen A Tennis No Game Open B Tennis No Game Open C Tennis No Game Junior A Tennis No Game Junior B Tennis No Game

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Sport NewsOutstanding Performances

Sophia Muller

Sophia Muller (5H) continues to shine in the sporting arena. After her impressive 4th position at the APS Cross Country car-nival and helping her age group win over all last Wednesday, she then backed up the next day to represent the district team in soc-cer to compete at the regional carnival where they won each of there games. Sophia who played right fullback was very impres-sive and had strong performances throughout the day, so much so that she has now made it through to the South Coast soccer team. A truly outstanding performance!!

Sophia Muller

Important Dates for the Month of May and June

31st May - APS Cup (Primary Rugby Carnival GO KINGS!!!)8th June – High School APS Finals Day 20th June – Upper Primary Athletics Carnival Day 1 – Pizzey Park21st June – Upper Primary Athletics Carnival, Day 2 – Griffith Uni

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