loreto college newsletter 15 october 2013

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Volume 31 - 15 October, 2013

Justice Sincerity FREEDOM Verity Felicity Sincerity Freedom JUSTICE Verity Felicity

Dear Parents and Students One of the 16 Habits of Mind we seek to encourage in ourselves and our students is the ability to respond with wonderment and awe.

“Wonder is God’s way of getting our attention.

Wonder is not the beginning of doubt.

Wonder is the beginning of understanding the things that are really important in life.

Learning something leaves us different than we were before we knew it.

Learning is our lifeline to the fullness of ourselves. ‘We wake, if ever at all,’ Annie Dillard writes, ‘to mystery’.

To learn more about life is to learn more about God.

If the great Mystery of Life is God, then the more we learn about its little mysteries, the more we know about the God-life itself.”

Joan Chittister “The Art of Life”

“Those who can no longer pause to wonder And stand rapt in awe are as good as dead; Their eyes are closed” Albert Einstein

LIVE & WIRED — SUNDAY 20 OCTOBER 2013 Building on the previous success of this popular event, we have this year seized the opportunity to incorporate the event as part of our 85

th Anniversary

celebrations. This is a community event for all ages and all families. I encourage you and your family and friends to join us, relaxing on the Deshon Oval from 4.00pm for a wonderful afternoon’s entertainment and enjoyment. BYO Picnic rugs and chairs. There will be international foods, a BBQ and Bar and wine tastings, as well as a FREE jumping castle and games for the youngsters!


Congratulations

To Anthea Bach (Year 12) who was awarded third place overall in the Queensland History Teachers’ Association Annual Essay writing competition. This competition attracts student work of the very highest quality with winners having their essays published in the QHTA journal. Anthea’s essay gained First place in the Indigenous History Category.

To Agapi Kalligeros and Rebecca Smith (Year 9) whose entries have been shortlisted as finalists in the Office of Fair Trading “BuySmart” competition. They have thus been invited to attend an awards ceremony at Parliament House later this month.

Yours sincerely

Mrs Cheryl Hamilton Principal

Sincerity Freedom JUSTICE Verity Felicity


Wednesday 16 October

Year 12 Photos / Daughters of Past Pupils / Athletics / Touch / Basketball / AFL Teams

Multicultural Day

Round 5 - BSGSA Basketball & Touch

Thursday 17 October

Year 8 into Year 9 Subject Selection Evening - 7.00pm

Art Exhibition

Friday 18 October

Year 12 Ancient History Museum Visit

Year 9 English “Oz Poetry”

Loreto / Villanova Debate - 4.00pm

‘Room to Read’ Fundraising Dinner - Mary Ward Centre 6.00pm

Rosies’ Street Outreach - 6.30pm

Junior Schools’ Cup Volleyball

Saturday 19 October


Sunday 20 October

Live & Wired Festival - 4.00pm - 7.00pm


Monday 21 October

Student Free Day

Tuesday 22 October

Year 7 Orientation Day

Year 11 Modern History Research Day UQ

German Trip Parent Meeting - 7.00pm

Wednesday 23 October

Round 6 - BSGSA Basketball and Touch

Year 11 & 12 VA Studies Excursion

Thursday 24 October

St Vincent de Paul Special School Visit

Year 10 English Performance

Friday 25 October

Year 9 English Writer-in-Residence

World Teachers’ Day


$90

PER PERSON

Not continuing in 2014?

Reminder of Student Withdrawal Policy

As the end of another year draws near, families are asked to notify the College, at your earliest convenience, if your daughter(s) will not be continuing at Loreto College in 2014. Families are reminded of the College’s student withdrawal policyrequiring one term’s notice in writing of any intention to withdraw a student from the College. Formal notice is to be given no later than the first day of the term at the end of which it is intended that the student would leave. In default of such notice, one term’s fees will be payable. Your assistance with this communication would be appreciated so 2014 classes can be finalised before the end of year and appropriate positions can be allocate to girls on our current waiting list.

If your daughter will not be continuing at Loreto College in 2014 please notify the Enrolments and Communications Manager, Ms Emma Beach at [email protected] or phone the office on 3394 9999 by the first day of Term 4.

Thank you.

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Art News It is a busy week in the Art Department as we prepare for our Annual Student Art Show on Thursday 17

October, 3.30pm-

7.00pm in the Mulwith Art Area. Works from Terms One and Two have come out of storage in preparation for what is shaping up to be a wonderful celebration of the creativity of our Art Students from Years Eight to Twelve. We look forward to welcoming you.

This week’s showcased artworks were produced by Year Ten Art Students in Term Three. Their task was to create a symbolic sculptural form that reflected their identity.

Mrs Leonie McCulkin - Art Coordinator



Blazers

If you are a current student and wish to try on a blazer for sizing, you can come to the MWC mezzanine on Tuesday 22

October between 7.00am - 8.30am.

This will be your last chance to try on a blazer as orders need to be placed online with Ranier before 31 October 2013 for delivery April 2014.

Career News Volunteer work available for Year 10 – 12 students

As many of you are aware, The Trading Circle is a Not For Profit, Ethical and Fair Trade organisation empowering women to

trade out of poverty. Everyone volunteers for a different reason - to gain experience, give back to the community, share a

skill, make a difference, have spare time and enjoy being part of a dynamic team. With Christmas and the summer break just

around the corner, it is a busy time of year and we are looking for volunteers to help out in our store at Paddington with

customer service, gift wrapping, unpacking stock, merchandising, preparing merchandise for events or helping at events if

you choose. Shopping and Volunteering with The Trading Circle makes a real difference to improving the lives of women

and children living in poverty. If you are interested in helping out these school holidays we would love to hear from you.

Either fill in the volunteer application form, call into the store at 100 Latrobe Terrace Paddington, or phone 07 3217 5302. We

are open 7 days a week. Chris Rynne - Careers Coordinator

Like to be on the Radio?

Come see the 96five Family Show, Liam, Robbie and Ness, as they broadcast their breakfast show LIVE from Loreto to help us celebrate our 85

th anniversary and

promote Live & Wired!

On Friday 18 October, 96five will be broadcasting live from 6.00am-9.00am and there will be loads of awesome activities including a jumping castle, sporting games, freebies and of course a coffee van for the parents and teachers! Have your chance to be on the radio, win great prizes and help us promote Live & Wired to the community! Bring your friends and family and join us for a truly memorable morning.

Remember— Friday 18 October, 6.00am - 9.00am, Deshon Oval.


Music News Live & Wired – Make sure you come down to the fourth annual Live and Wired Music Festival, Sunday 20 October 4.00pm to 7.00pm on Deshon Oval! Live & Wired is always a great afternoon of Soul, Rock and Jazz and this year will not only include international food stalls, jumping castles, giant chess, lob-a-choc and more, but will also feature a guest performance from professional group the “Craig Martin Swing Band”, south-east Queensland’s best jazz vocalist! The full program on the day will include: 4:00pm Villanova Jazz Band, 4:15pm The Moose (check them out here: https://www.facebook.com/themooseband1), 4:40pm Loreto Big Band, 5:10pm Exit Stage Left, 5:30pm Villanova Big Band, 5:55pm Sorelle, 6:30pm Martin Swing Band. Guitar Ensembles – Please carefully take note of the following details regarding rehearsals and performances for the Grigoryan Nights concerts next week: Thursday 17 October Guitar Ensemble 2 combined rehearsal at Villanova College - Students are to meet in the MWC Mezzanine directly after Period 7. Loreto will provide coach transport to Villanova. Parents are to collect students from Villanova’s Sixth Avenue entrance at the end of the rehearsal at 5:30pm. Members of Concert Band One and Junior Choir should attend their regular rehearsals. Monday 21 October Guitar Ensemble 1 & 2 full day rehearsal at Villanova College - Arrive by 8:20am at Augustine Centre, free clothes permitted, bring own morning tea and lunch, the day will finish at 3.00pm. Thursday 24 October Sound check followed by first performance - Students to meet in the MWC Mezzanine directly after Period 7, Loreto will provide coach transport to Villanova. Members of Concert Band One and Junior Choir should attend their regular rehearsals and organise own transport to Villanova at 5.00pm. Students will need to bring Performance Uniforms to school. Villanova will provide a pizza dinner for all students between the sound check and the concert. Students have reserved seating for second half of concert, so do not need to purchase tickets. Friday 25 October Second Performance – Please arrive in Performance Uniform at Villanova by 6.00pm, HAVING HAD DINNER ALREADY as no food will be provided this night. Students will be able to watch the second half of the concert via video in the Playhouse if they wish, or may leave once they have finished performing (approximately 8:30pm). Grigoryan Nights – We are almost there so I hope you have booked your tickets for this fantastic event! On Thursday 24 October and Friday 25 October Leonard and Slava Grigoryan will captivate audiences and inspire your daughters when they perform in combination with the Loreto and Villa Guitar Ensembles. Tickets for the these concerts are now on sale (both nights will be exactly the same) and are available exclusively through the Trybooking website (http://www.trybooking.com/61384). Prices are $25 for adults and $15 for school students. You can also pre-order a commemorative concert DVD on the trybooking website for $20. Senior Musicians Dinner – 2013 Seniors, celebrate five years of music at Loreto by joining us for dinner at Grill’d Camp Hill (Samuel Street shops). Book your place online at www.trybooking.com.au/DTOL. Once you have paid, you should follow the link on the Event Homepage to place your menu order! We will meet after the Live & Wired Music Festival at 8PM. Bookings are essential by Friday 18 October and the cost is only $16.50. Mega-Raffle – due to the many disruptions to regular school in the first week of this term, many, MANY students have not been able to collect their tickets from the Music Office. The Mega Raffle is the Music Support Group’s main fundraiser for the year and money taken goes directly back to students through tuition scholarships. Please support your music ensembles by collecting and selling your tickets urgently. The first student prize draw will be held on Assembly next week but you must sell a complete book of ten tickets to be entered! Support Music at Grilled! During October, you can help the Loreto Music Support Group simply by eating at Grilled Samuel Street. Order a burger, make sure you collect your bottle-top token and place it in the jar representing Loreto. There will be three groups represented and the one that receives the most support will be given $300 from the Grilled: Funding the Local Community program. What an easy (and delicious) way to raise money for student scholarships! Ensemble Audition Forms – are now overdue! If you intend to play in any music ensemble in 2014 and have not yet returned your Audition Form, then please do so urgently so that you don’t miss out. Congratulations to the Music Extension class who performed their final Performance Recitals last Thursday night. What a fantastic concert! Music Support Group – the next meeting for the parents’ Music Support Group will be held in the Gonzaga Barry Building on Wednesday 16 October (this week). New members are always welcome! Music Scholarships - A limited number of full and part music scholarships will be offered in 2014 to promising students for private music tuition at Loreto College. These scholarships are kindly funded by the Music Support Group. More information on these scholarships, as well as the Application Form, can be found by following this link: www.docs.google.com/forms/d/1MafJ3bc3rGwqOvzpnUyWODuNN470SSpbYF_ikVVkEVY/viewform (You may need to access this link by downloading the pdf version of the newsletter from the College Website). The online

application must be submitted by this Friday 18th October. Late applications will not be considered. Ben Langford - Director of Music


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Congratulations Lillian Yee of Year 8 Gold recently was awarded Highly Commended in the state-wide QIEU Literary Competition. Her teacher is Mrs Rosemary O’Neill. We would like to congratulate Lillian on her excellence in writing poetry.

My place is the library

I am completely bored, being with my mum

Searching for shirts on the rack,

Completely bored, asking for the time,

Reminding me of the patience I lack.

So I decide to search for some excitement

And to the lanes of CDs I go

I look at the covers and names of music

Though I am not moved notes high or low.

I walk to the lanes of DVDs of new and old

Genres of all kinds, of all chances.

But leave as soon gossiping girls

Crowd around ‘One Direction’ and vampire romances.

I don’t go and browse for anything else

For I know the place of my own.

Where no one cares if I like to be quiet

Or be concerned if I just want to be alone.

I go to a place where books are stacked

In tall pillars and placed in piles

In every single size every colour

From thin postcards to thick paving tiles.

I take one book off a shelf

And open to the very first page

I feel its dry crisp paper and read the words

Which are written with passion or rage.

Later I bring the book closer,

My eyes widening in incredible wonder

The author has twisted the book in half.

Was it the right thing I ponder?

I am then ripped away from the world

of astonishing impossible things

“We have to leave now.” My mother’s voice

Into my wonderful world sings.

I take one last breath of the book’s parchment smell

and put it on the shelf with sighs

This is my place, my refuge, my home.

This is where my heart truly lies.




P & F News Live & Wired - Parent Help Urgently Required Parent helpers are required in the following areas from 4.00pm - 7.00pm: Lob-a-Choc: 1 - 2 parents /hr 4 - 5pm 5 - 6pm 6 - 7pm Knock-ems: 1 - 2 parents/hr 4 - 5pm 5 - 6pm 6 - 7pm Asian stall: 1 - 2 parents/hr 4 - 5pm 5 - 6pm 6 - 7pm Parent Name: __________________________________________ Daughter’s Homeroom: _________________ Most importantly, we need at least 15 fathers to help set up on Sunday October 20 from 11.00am. This will take approximately one hour and involves setting up marquees, tables etc. Without this support, ‘Live and Wired’ and the celebrations for the 85th anniversary could be in doubt. Thank you in advance. PARENT VOLUNTEERS ARE URGENTLY REQUIRED. Please contact Kerrie Bull on M: 0401840089 or H: 3324 2968 or email: [email protected] or return above slip to Trish Willing, C/o College Office. Kerrie Bull - Coordinator

Sports Department

Basketball

This Week’s Draw - Round 5

Open A vs Lourdes Hill College, at Lourdes Hill, Hawthorne (bus)

Open B vs Mt St Michael’s at Mt St Michael’s, Ashgrove (bus)

Intermediate A Gold (10’s) vs Our Lady’s College at Loreto (MWC)

Intermediate A Blue (9’s) vs Lourdes Hill College at Lourdes Hill, Hawthorne (bus)

Junior A vs Mt Alvernia at Loreto (outside court)

Results: Round 4

Open A defeated Mt Alvernia 19 to 12

Loreto continued to play strong basketball and were matched up against a very physical side. Accuracy of shooting has

improved and defence was outstanding this week. It was pleasing to secure the first win of the season as all girls have

worked hard in training and matches to develop their individual and team skills.

Open B had a Bye

Intermediate A (Gold) match to be played next week.

Intermediate A (Blue) defeated Our Lady’s College 37 to 20

Our Lady’s College played a physical game and contested strongly for the ball. Loreto were more skilled in attack and were

able to score from strong drives to the basket and successful lay ups. Each quarter Loreto were able to build upon their lead

and continued to maintain pressure in defence. Zoe Sever, Vicky Flores, Brigitte Mastry and Laura Schenk were dominant

this week.

Junior A were defeated by Mt St Michael’s 31 to 29

This was a disappointing loss for Loreto as they held the lead for the majority of the match. Looking to secure their first win of

the season, Loreto combined well to produce strong scoring opportunities. Unfortunately, with only minutes remaining

Mt.St.Michael’s were able to shoot several quick baskets to claim victory. Improved decisions in shot selection and ball

security would have enabled Loreto to win this match.

Nyree Wood - Basketball Coordinator

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Waterpolo

The girls had their first water polo games this week. The venue for all teams is at the Somerville House swimming pool. Each player MUST be at the venue 30 minutes prior to the game, with full sports uniform, togs, cap and mouth guard.

PLEASE NOTE: The drawer for this week’s game has not been published as yet. Please refer to the Brisbane Waterpolo Association’s website—under latest drawer / Junior Girls Somerville.

Results: 12 October Under 13 - had a slow start against the Mermaids going down 2 – 0 in the first quarter. However they came back really strongly with an end score of 10-5 showing great promise for the rest of the season. Coach: Oliver Chamber Under 14 - Last Saturday’s game was a great start to the season for the under 14 girls’ waterpolo team. Despite the loss of 10-3 to Mt St Michaels the girls played an awesome first game, and for many of them it was their first game of waterpolo ever. I am looking forward to developing the girls’ skills through the rest of the season. Coach: Caitlyn Chambers Under 15 - Unfortunately we were missing part of the team to the All Schools Touch competition. Given the circumstances they played a good game. It was a good effort and some superb goals in the fourth quarter put the team on track for a good season. Coach: Oliver Chamber Under 16 - girls started off the season well with a solid win over BGGS (last year’s grand final winners). The score was 11-1, a great win for the first game. The girls were a little rusty but with some hard training sessions the girls will display an improvement. Coach: James Duffy Under 18 - also had a great win against Mt St Michaels winning 11- 5. Most of the girls are first time players and seemed to pick up the sport relatively quickly, showing great promise for the season. Coach: James Duffy Waterpolo training for Fitness - TERM 4 All girls are invited to attend swim training sessions at the Loreto pool in preparation for the 2014 waterpolo season. These sessions are held on Tuesday and Thursday morning from 6.45am to 8.00am. Please register at the sports notice board. There is no cost for the swim sessions. MAJESTIC PARK RUNNING: Any girls are welcome to join the running training sessions with Andrew Lulham and Clare Geraghty on Monday and Tuesday afternoon from 3.30pm to 4.45pm and Thursday morning from 6.45am to 8.00am. The group meets in the MWC in PE uniform and cap. Please bring $5.00 for the session.

Meg Stevens – Director of Sport



Touch Football This Week’s Draw Open A vs Brigidine Away 4 Open B vs Lourdes Hill Home 3 Inter A vs St Rita’s Away H1 Inter B vs St Rita’s Home H5 Inter C 1 vs St Rita’s Away R5 Inter C 2 vs San Sisto Home R4 Inter D vs St Rita’s Home C1 Junior A vs Brigidine Home 2 Junior B vs LHC Home 4

Results: Round 4 Open A—Bye Open B vs Mt Alvernia Lost 1-3 This was an upsetting loss as the team played well with strong attack and defence. However, a few small mistakes created

holes in our defence giving the opposition the advantage. Well done, Vania! Her touchdown was deserved.

Inter A vs St John Fisher This game will be played on Tuesday 15 October at St John’s as the players were on camp last Wednesday. Inter B vs Lourdes Hill Won 10-2 A much improved game with players showing ‘up and in’ defensive pressure. There was a lot of penetrative movement in attack that utilised the width more effectively. Excellent game from Beth Kassulke! Inter C 1 vs MSM Won 9-0 A wonderful win! The nil score line was particularly pleasing. Congratulations on a fantastic team effort with only two

substitutions. Great games from Leah Carey, McKenna Buckley and Georgia Burge.

Inter C 2 vs LHC Won 4-0

Great effort from the players was noted in this game. Speed and line breaks were consistent, as was the unified line defence.

Inter D vs St John Fisher Lost 0-4

All players started well, playing strongly. Attack was pleasing. Great games- especially from Georgia Williams and Jessica

Aitken. All players need to talk in defence to cover all attacking plays.

Junior A vs Mt Alvernia Won 3-2

Great comeback late in the second half to score two touchdowns. Defence was set less than 5m so it was initially difficult to

achieve consistency. Wonderful games from Kate Mednis and Anna McGuckin!

Junior B vs San Sisto Lost 3-11

Increased focus in games and training is needed to work on defensive patterns. A great touchdown from Gabbi Miotti!

All Schools Touch Football Championships Loreto competed at the All Schools event at White’s Hill for the first time from Thursday 10 to Sunday 13 October and the results were pleasing. Playing in the Junior Girls Division, nine Year 9 students and one Year 8 played the first three games until the four Year 10 players had returned from camp and joined the team for the Friday afternoon match. This was particularly noteworthy as most teams consisted mainly of Year 10 players. In the Junior Girls division there were 65 teams in nine playing pools. In our Pool: Day 1: Loreto defeated Elanora 7-1 Loreto defeated Mt Gravatt 10-2 Day 2: Loreto drew with Sheldon 2-2 Loreto defeated Chancellor 4-3 Day 3: Loreto lost to Kirwan 2-5 Loreto defeated Calvary Christian 8-0 These results placed us equal second in our Pool but our ‘for and against ‘result relegated us to third and we missed out on progressing to the Finals series. All players worked extremely well on field and all commented on how much they had learnt over the three days. Co-Captains Madison Witt and Charlotte Grigson were impressive as leaders on and off the field. Congratulations to Brittany Ryan, Megan Laycock, Georgia Magub, Emily Littleton, Beth Kassulke, Farren Buckly, Zoe McNamee, Bridget Thelander, Matilda Ingram, Christina Stephanos, Julia Palmer and Tiaan Smith. Thanks to Mrs Meg Stevens for managing the team on Thursday and Friday morning and to Tanya McGovern for coaching on these days and her continued support for the rest of the championships. Particular thanks to David Witt for his coaching in preparing the team over the last seven weeks – his dedication to Touch Football at Loreto is greatly appreciated. Thanks to facilities staff Bill Bradic and Mark Onions for erecting the Loreto tent to provide much needed shade. Finally I express my gratitude to all parents who assisted in the smooth running by supporting their daughters at this event and assisting in any task when required – a fantastic team effort all round! Therese Begley - Touch Football Coordinator



Tuckshop Roster Library Roster

Notices/Bulletins Free Migration Advice

St Vincent de Paul Migration Advice Service (MAS) is a free visa advice service in the Gold Coast, Logan and Brisbane areas. This service commenced in February 2011. As its continuing commitment to the poor and needy, this advisory service is only offered to those who cannot afford a migration agent/lawyer. Evidence of this circumstance must be demonstrated before an appointment can be arranged. The service is also offered on the first Saturday of each month (10am-1pm) at Woodridge, Logan and the third Saturday of each month (10am-1pm) at Springhill, Brisbane. The facility is serviced by volunteers, and the advice is provided by qualified migration agents. Consultations will strictly be by appointment on a first come first serve basis as SVDP MAS can only see 4 clients in one session. For details and make an appointment, please call 048 7347 858 between 6.00pm and 9.00pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays).

Room to Read Dinner

Support the Room to Read Dinner this Friday evening at 6.30pm in the Mary Ward Centre. Room to Read is an inspiring organisation. Between 2010 and 2013, the founder, John Wood, established 10,000 libraries in Asia and African schools—more than Starbucks Coffee shops. Girls’ education is especially important and what could be closer to the Mary Ward philosophy? Is there any wonder that I’ve been inspired to volunteer with them. Because of the close alignment of values, Loreto is donating the Mary Ward Centre for a Sri Lankan dinner to raise money for Sri Lankan girls’ education. Thus, admission for Loreto people has been reduced to $35 per person. Enjoy Sri Lankan dancers and Ashton’s Circus acts, as well as a possibility of winning great prizes; a weekend at Coolum, High Tea at the Hilton, Thai cooking classes, gym membership and many more. I would love to see you there. Book www.trybooking.com/DPLB Kathy Hedemann


Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 21 October - Friday 25 October

Monday 21 October: STUDENT FREE DAY

Tuesday 22 October: Paula Freedman, Judith Beganovic,

Dana Rooney, Loretta Scaini-Clarke

Wednesday 23 October: Janelle O’Brien, Alex Sellars

Thursday 24 October: Sonia Hayes, Brenton Taylor, Carol

Hempel, Vicki Postle

Friday 25 October: Jayne Smith, Jennifer Hunter, Linda

Schmidt, Naomi and Robert Jansen

Special of the Day - $3.80

Monday 21 October: STUDENT FREE DAY

Tuesday 22 October: Nachos

Wednesday 23 October: Mediterranean Lamb Wraps

Thursday 24 October: Sushi $2.60 per roll / Rice Paper

Rolls $2.60

Friday 25 October: Butter Chicken & Rice

Library Roster Volunteers Monday 21 October - Friday 25 October

Monday 21 October:

STUDENT FREE DAY

Tuesday 22 October:

Linda Clarke, Kerrie Ross

Wednesday 23 October:

Tania Miller, Allison Dwyer, Chelle Day

Thursday 24 October:

Brenda Scott, Catherine Lyons, Karen Cipressi, Theresa

Knudson

Friday 25 October:

Kerry Tully, Marisa Leask, Aurea Taylor



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