ST JOSEPH’S REGIONAL COLLEGE

15th March February 2013

What’s on Week 8 Term 1 2013

P.O. Box 231 College Drive

PORT MACQUARIE 2444 Ph: 02 5525 4100

Fax: 02 5525 4199 www.sapss.nsw.edu.au

SUNDAY 5 th Sunday in Lent

Mass Times: St. Agnes’ Port Macquarie Our Lady of Lourdes Wauchope Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm Sunday – 7.30am, 9.00am & 6.00pm Sunday 7.30am

Telegraph Point – Thursday Night 6.00pm Beechwood – 9.00am 1st & 3rd

Laurieton – Saturday Vigil 5.30pm, Sunday – 7.30am

Kendall – 9.00am Mass (1st Saturday month 10.00am Mass Comboyne)

Long Flat – 9.00am 2nd & 4th Sunday MONDAY, 18th March (Day 6)

- Year 10 Retreat Year 11 Reflection Day Diocesan Secondary Open Football at Woodlawn SAPSS Jazz Band in Performing Arts Centre 4.30pm-6.00pm

TUESDAY, 19th March (Day 7)

- Year 10 Retreat Diocesan Secondary Open Football at Woodlawn Homework Hub in Study Centre til 5pm SAPSS Concert Band in Performing Arts Centre 4.00pm-5.30pm Drumline in PAC 1.05pm-1.45pm

WEDNESDAY, 20th March (Day 8)

- Year 10 Retreat College Assembly Senior Percussion Ensemble 1.05pm-1.45pm in Performing Arts Centre

THURSDAY, 21st March (Day 9)

- Year 10 Retreat Homework Hub in Study Centre till 5pm

FRIDAY, 22nd March (Day 10)

- Year 10 Retreat Concert Band 7.45am-8.45am in Performing Arts Centre Hastings Rugby League 9’s U13-16’s at Wauchope

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Wednesday 27th March M-Z Parent/Teacher Interviews 4.00pm – 7.00pm

Thursday 28th March Holy Thursday – Easter Liturgy

Friday 29th March Good Friday

Wednesday 3rd April Creative Arts Excursion

Friday 12th April` Last day of Term 1 for students

Tuesday 30th April First day of Term 2 for students

“The Truth will set you free”

COORDINATING PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE BULLYING: NO WAY!

As Catholic schools we are committed to developing school communities where every student feels safe and cared for pastorally.

Bullying is something that clearly undermines our efforts to create a safe, caring environment.

The anti-bullying policies clearly spell out expectations and procedures. Of particular concern at this time is any form of bullying involving social media and that which targets those involved in any form of church ministry.

Friday, 15th March is the National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence. Parents and students are encouraged to visit the “Bullying No Way” website www.bullyingnoway.gov.au to learn more about ways that can reduce bullying in our schools. Students with iPhones or iPads are encouraged to download the free App. “Take a Stand”.

We are determined to continually work together to make our schools free of bullying.

Mr Jim O’Brien Coordinating Principal

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

ST. AGNES PARISH ESTABLISHES OFFICE IN THE PORT MORESBY OFFICE TO ASSIST THE DIOCESE OF BEREINA.

The Diocese of Bereina has been through a difficult financial period over the last couple of years. With a resources boom in PNG and the DOB having a focus on the poor and needy, Bishop Rochus has had to contend with many financial and pastoral challenges in his remote Diocese in PNG. In an unprecedented move to build confidence Fr. Donnelly decided to open an office in PNG to support the Bishop in 2013 and 2014, Bishop Rochus’s Diocesan Business manager had resigned and Diocesan financial management was struggling.

As a part of this overall endeavour, St Joseph’s Regional College has assisted with the installation of Water Purification units for remote villages in the PNG. WATER PURIFICATION UNITS INSTALLED AND WORKING In 2012 for six months a team from St Joseph’s Regional College worked on and were successful with an application to the United Nations for 12 Solvatten Water purification units for remote villages in Papua New Guinea. Finally after getting the units off the wharves in Port Moresby the units have arrived in the villages.

Georgina (12yrs old) is doing the family washing while her brothers, sisters and dog look on waiting for water in unit to purify.

Thank you St Josephs’ Regional College for your efforts and getting these for us.

A special congratulations to students Jordan Gleeson and Samuel Gleeson who assisted in making this program possible.

MY VISIT TO ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL, LAURIETON

One of the real pleasures I have as a Secondary Principal in a Regional Catholic High School is the opportunity to visit different schools in the area. This week I had the opportunity to meet the students of St Joseph’s, Laurieton. What a wonderful school and a great bunch of students! I was treated to a great Lenten prayer by Year 6 students. I also learnt very much about the talents of students from their recent Diocesan Athletics and Swimming carnivals. I would like to thank Principal of St Joseph’s, Mr Tom Critchley

for inviting me to the school for the school assembly. After Easter I will return to the school to speak to Year 6 students about their future transition to St Joseph’s Regional College. YEAR 10 RETREAT Next week Year 10 will embark on their annual Retreat. I would like to thank Mr Richard Battison for his organisation of the retreats and also much thanks to Ms Nora Swain and Mrs Helen Gilbert who have put so much work into the Retreat program. Thank you to the following staff Mr Phil Shelley, MrJeremy Buckley, Mr Ryan Moore, Mr Michael Morson, Mr Frank Johnston, Mr Amy Chaloner, Mr Kelly West, Mr Penny McKee, Mr Melissa Hickson, Mrs Bronwyn Shipton, Ms Jasmin Ryan, Mr John Rossington, Mr Nathan Garguilo, Mr Chris Kalchbauer, Mr Barry Watson, Mr Daniel O’Mullane, Mrs Nicole Prior, Mrs Tracy Pares, Ms Jessica Wright, Mrs Carla Taggert, Ms Ann-Marie Healy who are also attending the retreat. These committed people give so much of themselves and make many personal sacrifices in relation to their personal lives and families to make retreats at St Joseph’s Regional College feasible. ACKNOWLEDGING LEADERSHIP This week I would like to acknowledge St Joseph Regional Community House Leaders and finally we are now able to publish a photo of our SRC Representatives who were inducted last week. New SRC Leaders (SRC Badge Leaders) Congratulations to the following students:

• Tahnee Borg and Jamie Lightfoot (Year 11)

• Eleanor Wright and Christopher Treeves. (Year 10)

• Mary Shelley and Matthew Le (Year 9)

• Cassidy New and Alexander Ross (Year 8)

St Joseph Regional Community House Leaders

God Bless,

Jim Dempsey Principal

FLINDERS F1- Karla Martin F2- Alicia Myhill F3- Tilley Meddemmen F4- Tahlia Hunter F5- Olivia Bentley F6- Eleanor Wright F7- Jennifer Miller F8- Jessica Nicki F9- Sophie Gray F10- Jayde Mitchell

INNES I1- Joshua Myers I2- Eli Wade I3- Gilbert McInherney-Nash I4- Jade Blythe I5- Emily Nardella I6- Josh Power I7- Victoria Cook I8- Araminta Abercomby I9- Erin Badewitz/Isabella Beggs I10- Shakira Branch

MACQUARIE M1- Taylee Eames M2- Christa Morrow M3- Jackson Boswell M4- Tahlia Rakele M5- Sharni Zerafa M6- Jaimie McNulty M7- Ben Shirt M8- Eloise Graham M9- Eammon Shannon M10- James Dick

OXLEY O1- Mitchell Holt 02- Jackson Smith 03- Gus McPhail 04- Monique Mackay 05- Natasha Woodbury 06- Jacob Gaskill 07- Hannah Brown 08- Hannah Morson 09- Crystal Phillips 010- Zarah Besseling

YEAR 8 - 12 PARENT-TEACHER NIGHT

Year 8-12 Parent-Teacher Interviews will be held on Wednesday 27 th March 4.00pm - 7.30pm (Surnames M-W) . All parents are encouraged to attend these interviews as they are a critical contributor to your child’s success and happiness at school .

The evening provides the opportunity to meet with your child’s Pastoral Care (PC) Teacher as well as all subject teachers. It will also give you the opportunity to give teachers a brief insight into your child and their learning. Teachers will use the opportunity to let you know how your child has settled in to the 2013 school year and show you ways your child will be learning in their classroom, including how you can check their work and assist with homework and assignments.

This year the College has introduced a new on-line system for booking interviews. In order to book your interviews (5 minutes per teacher) please go to the College website www.pmreglism.catholic.edu.au and click on the Parent-Teacher interviews link.

You will need to have a copy of your child’s timetable (in their diary) with subjects and teachers names for each subject. Enter the School Event Code from the box below and then follow steps 1, 2 and 3. Please BE CAREFUL to book interviews for the correct date.

Parents that do not have access to the internet at home, at work, at a friend’s house or on their phones, may send a note to school with the approximate times they require, or phone the school on 02) 5525 4100.

Cath Eichmann Assistant Principal

CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION

Centenary Book

After many months of research and preparation, the Centenary Book is almost ready for print. This comprehensive historical document will be professionally printed and will include photos and stories of Catholic education in St Agnes’ Parish. It will include St Joseph’s Family Services and all Parish schools and will be very reasonably priced at just $20. How many books should we have printed? A very good question. We are very keen to find out how many people are interested in purchasing a copy of the Centenary Book which is anticipated to be available in May this year.

We would really appreciate your expression of interest to help us gauge the demand. All expressions of interest to Parish Administration – 6588 7444 or email: cravenswood@pac.stagnesparish.org.au

Thank you for your assistance.

John McQueen Director Parish Education

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When you click finish, your interview timetable will be emailed to you automatically - check your junk mail folder if you do not receive your email immediately.

You can return to the site at any time, and change your interviews - until bookings close. Please REMEMBER to bring the email with times on it to the evening as this

will be the only way of knowing your interview times.

FROM THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR

YEAR 7 MASS POSTPONED The Year 7 Mass has been postponed until next term. It was to be held on 21st March. We apologise for any inconvenience. The Mass now will be held on Thursday, 13th June at 6.30pm at St Agnes’ Church. We hope by having the Mass in the evening more parents are able to attend. COMMUNITY SERVICE As mentioned in previous newsletters, we encourage our students to participate in various community service projects throughout the year. The program is outlined in the diary (p19-20) and there is a page for the students to record their hours of service. This year we have introduced community service representatives in each Pastoral Care class. These students will play an important role by encouraging students to get involved and highlighting opportunities that are available in the community. Congratulations to those students who are named in Mr Jim Dempsey’s report. YEAR 10 RETREAT AND YEAR 11 REFLECTION DAY On Monday the Year 11 Reflection Day will take place and the Year 10 Retreat begins. These opportunities complement the Religious Education program and provide students with another faith experience in our school community. They are usually a highlight of the school term for staff and students. These two events involve a tremendous amount of planning and preparation. Thank you to all staff and students involved and particularly to Mrs Gilbert, Mr Battiston, and Mr Smith who are coordinating the organisation of these activities. PROJECT COMPASSION There have already been several successful fundraising events for Project Compassion and still to come are the Easter egg raffle, cupcake stall, and rice day. Individual Pastoral Care classes are also setting goals for their fundraising. Mrs Gilbert’s senior PC are aiming to raise $300 which would provide a toilet and plumbing in a needy community. They are selling tickets for a Jellybean guessing competition at lunchtime. The Caritas website provides valuable information about various projects and where funds are directed to fight poverty and injustices around the world. Thank you to everyone for your support! AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH FESTIVAL

This festival will be held in Melbourne in December and is aiming to gather 3000 young people from around Australia. Young people from Year 9 to young adults are invited to the event. St Agnes’ Parish is intending to take a team of youth to this National Youth Event. They are asking students to show an expression of interest by obtaining information form Ms Swain and there will be a meeting Tuesday, 9th April at 7pm in the parish hall. Students who are interested are asked to see Ms Swain this week. Ms Nora Swain Leader of Catechesis and School Evangelisation

MATHS VAULT PROBLEMS Henry covers his desk using 100 post-it notes. Sally’s post-it notes are half the area of Henry’s and her desk is twice the area. How many of Sally’s post-it notes will she need to cover her desk? Last Week’s Answer: there are 11 boys in the class

FROM THE CURRICULUM COORDINATOR ASSESSMENT REMINDERS If your child is absent on the day of an assessment task you need to contact the College in the morning and your child will complete the task upon their return to school. If an assignment is due to be handed in and your child is planning to be absent from school due to an approved holiday or sporting commitment etc. the assignment needs to be submitted prior to them being absent. Year 11 and 12 students who are absent from school on the day of an exam or two days leading up to an assessment require a doctors certificate explaining their absence; they will complete their exam upon returning to school where appropriate. With the submission of assignments they need to be handed in at the College Library before 8.45am on the nominated day, penalties will apply for assignments submitted late, except in the case of a school bus arriving late. If students are worried about arriving late on the day a task is due they should submit it the day before to their teacher. Students should not run the risk of expecting to be able to print an assignment in the library on the morning of a task. Ian Lutton Leader of Curriculum

FROM THE STUDENT SERVICES ROOM The Social Bar (C10) is opened every morning from 8.30am and every lunch time. It is a room that students can attend to sit, play games or be socialising, particularly if the playground is too busy or loud for them. We do not, however, allow homework to be done on iPads or computers, the library is the place to go for this. I would also like to thank the following Year 12 students who give up their lunch break to spend some quality time with the youngsters that attend the Social Bar. Rhani Perkins, Emily Dahl, James Dick, Shakira branch, Caitlin Nevill, Elenya Dixon, tim McMillan, Jess Myers, Ashleigh Hales, Andrew Newbnound, Gemma Laurie, Tiarna Semchyshyn, Alana Macrow-Cain, Liam Wright, Sami Bailey, tori Marr-Harris, Sherah knight, Nathan ross, Rachael Nosworthy and Lexi Carrol.

Success for Claire McIntosh Congratulations to Claire McIntosh for her wonderful results in the Diocesan swimming last week. She will now represent the Lismore Diocese at State level next month Good luck Claire. Janine Handley Leader of Learning Enrichment

CREATIVE ARTS NEWS Creative Arts Senior Excursion: 3rd – 5th April 2013

Preparation is underway for the Senior Creative Arts Excursion to Sydney. This excursion gives students

to explore the possibilities on offer in their Creative Arts courses and to immerse themselves in the

opportunities that their city counterparts have on a regular basis.

Senior students have now received their permission notes and are asked to return them to the office by

Friday, 15th March.

CANTEEN ROSTER

Monday Pat Shint Tuesday Viccy Tickle Wednesday Help Please Thursday Irene Dowton Friday Louise Coles

UNIFORMS

UNIFORM SHOP The College second hand uniform shop is open every Monday from 2.45pm – 3.45pm. Please go to office for directions.

YEAR 9 CANBERRA EXCURSION

Plans for the annual Year 9 excursion to Canberra are well underway. The dates for the excursion are 24th - 27th June 2013 (Term 2 Week 9) The purpose of the trip is twofold. The main aim is to tie in with the HSIE (Human Society and its Environment) Curriculum and to provide students with the opportunity to experience firsthand some of Australia’s cultural and entertainment sites including:

* Australian War Memorial * Australian Institute of Sport * Anzac Parade Memorials * Questacon * Old Parliament House * AIS night activity * New Parliament House * Circular Quay/Manly Ferry * Newcastle University tour * Walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge

It is also hoped that the trip will enhance the community spirit already established in Year 9, providing an opportunity for students to develop new friendships or cement old ones. The experience of independence and interdependence of living and working together as a community is invaluable. The cost of the excursion has been finalised at $390 and will cover accommodation, transport, meals (except for lunch on the trip down and dinner on the trip home) and all entry fees. The amount been billed to your school account. The first instalment of $100 is due by Monday, 25th March 2013 (Term 1, week 9) with the balance payable before Monday, 10th June (Term 2 week 7). To assist with numbers please complete the permission slip given to all Year 9 students and return note to Mr Johnston by Monday, 18th March 2013. Please note that the first instalment is a binding non-refundable commitment to attend the camp. This is to assist with covering basic costs once numbers are booked and confirmed.

If you are unable to meet this cost, please contact Mr Warneken or Mr Johnston as soon as possible. No student should miss out because of financial difficulties. As this excursion is an integral part of the HSIE curriculum and an important community building exercise, it would be extremely advantageous for your child to attend. If you have any queries or concerns regarding this excursion, please do not hesitate to contact either Mr Warneken or Mr Johnston at the College.

Mr. Jason Warneken Mr Frank Johnston Leader of HSIE Leader of Oxley

HOMEWORK HUB The Homework Hub has commenced very successfully for 2013.

The Library is a great place for students to complete class work and assessment tasks. The Library’s resources are available for use during this time.

On Wednesdays, Mrs Rosenbaum, our Leader of Mathematics, is available to assist you with mathematical problems.

The hours are: Monday and Wednesday 3.15-4.30pm.

Tuesday and Thursday 3.15-5.00pm.

Friday 3.15-4.00pm.

The Homework Hub is for people who are "getting things done".

Mrs Narelle Mathews Homework Hub Supervisor

CAREERS

YEAR 10 FUTURE MOVES On Monday, 25th March some representatives from the local campus of Charles Sturt University will be attending to work with Year 10 groups. Their "Future Moves" program is about shifting attitudes towards higher education. The goal of the program is to increase the connection and accessibility of university opportunities between schools. Students are encouraged to see university as part of their future and as a way for them to realise their dreams. CAREERS WEEKLY EMAIL NEWSLETTER All Year 10, 11 and 12 students and parents will receive each week a newsletter detailing all careers information that we receive. We hope some of the websites and information will be relevant to you and your son or daughter. Please contact us if you require further information or delete if nothing is relevant. If you are not receiving these emails please check with the college office that your contact details are up-to-date. All of our careers information is broadcast through this method so it is vital that details are current. REGIONAL CAREERS WEBSITE Our new Regional College Careers website at www.SJRCPortcareers.com offers up-to-date information for parents and students in all year groups.

MOODLE – CAREERS Always updated with important documents for work experience and university information. Parents can access this information via your child’s login.

YEAR 8, 9 and 10 – TAX FILE NUMBERS Tax file number forms are processed by Mrs Tinsey every Friday. New forms are now available from the office.

CAREER IN HEALTH Any students interested in a Career in Health are invited to attend the Health Careers Forum at Manning Education Centre in Taree on 27th March. Students would have to find their own transport, but need to let us know so we can RSVP on your behalf.

Karen Bale & Leanne Tinsey Leaders of Careers and University Transition

LIBRARY NEWS

Searching effectively in Google Students in Year 7 have been actively involved in several research tasks in the past couple of weeks, across many areas of the Curriculum. Some classes have been booked into the Library so that I can assist them in locating information, both print and non-print, and responsibly referencing their sources of information. A very useful tool for students searching in Google is available online at http://static.googleusercontent.com/external_content/untrusted_dlcp/www.google.com/en//educators/downloads/Tips_Tricks_85x11.pdf Parent Library We have a growing collection of material kindly made available to us for your use by the Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools Parent Assembly.

Over the next few weeks I will feature a book in this section of the newsletter and you are very welcome to borrow the book if you wish. Please contact Library staff to borrow the book.

The Princess Bitchface Syndrome : surviving adolescent girls by Michael Carr-Gregg. Dr Carr-Gregg is one of our foremost authorities on teenage behaviour specialising in parenting adolescents and adolescent mental health. In this book, he focuses on the issues surrounding raising adolescent girls. This is only a short book and won’t take long to read, but its message is powerful.

#Summer Competition During the course of a year we tend to offer competitions with some great prizes. Our first term photography competition with the theme of #Summer is proving to be popular with over 50 entries already. Each week I will feature one of the entries so that you can see the calibre of our budding photographers. This week…. one of Mikaylie Gooding’s pictures takes centre stage. You can view a gallery of some of the amazing images contributed by students for this competition at the St Joseph’s Regional College Library FaceBook page.

Premier’s Reading Challenge Any students in Years 7-9 who would like to take part in the NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge should let me know as soon as possible so that I can register them for this annual task.

Stay up to date with what’s happening…. “Like” us at St Joseph’s Regional College Library, on FaceBook. Or Follow us on Twitter – @sjrcexchange Karen Bale Teacher Librarian

COMMUNITY NOTICES

Drum Attack Community Drumming Youth Group- Fun Fundraising Trivia Night - A fun night of Trivia, Entertainment (inc Camden Haven Community Band), Silent and ‘Live’ Auctions, Raffle, Games, Prizes and more! On Saturday 23rd March 6.30pm for a 7pm start Laurieton United Services Club, Seymour Street Laurieton. Tickets just $10 each. Bookings are Essential Don’t miss out! To reserve your seats or table of 8, Phone Mandy on 0431 234 201 Physical Culture: Enrolments are still open for 2013. Cost is only $6 per lesson. Contact Cheryle on 65854224 or 0408231253. All are welcome – come along and bring a friend!

SPORT

2013 DIOCESAN SWIMMING

Age Champions

Name Age Place Points

Lily Smith 12 Girls 3rd 14

Jacinta McAvoy 14 Girls 3rd 40

Jaivan Brown 13 Boys 2nd 19

Claire McIntosh 13 Girls 2nd 15

Jakob Cole 13 Boys 2nd 18

UNDER 14 AND 16 RUGBY UNION MMC 7’S CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS

Under 14’s Harry Handley, Ben Shirt, Fynn Marshall, Will Pritchard, Max Carter, Sam Woodham, Aidan Fox, Declan Heaney, Callum Garland, Max Ward, Shadows: Bailey Marshall and Connor McGahon Under 16’s Connor Tamblyn, Kaes Besseling, Sam Dennis, Kye Marshall, Lewis McKechnie, Zac Parnell, Dylan Wilkins, Jamieson Williams, Sam Gleeson, Tate Rissel, Shadows: Sam Nosworthy and Blake Wells. UNDER 15 RUGBY TEAM TOUR At the end of this term our Under 15 rugby team is touring NZ and the Cook Islands. While we are in the Cook Islands we will be visiting St Joseph's Primary School to donate some items. Donations of any school stationary, reading books, footy training shorts or footy training jumpers suitable for a primary school student can be left in the basket near student desk at the college office. *No boots please as they are hard to get through customs. Nathan Gargiulo Tour Organiser WINTER SPORTS TRIALS SAFETY EQUIPMENT - A reminder to students attending the trials on Tuesday: each sport has safety equipment that must be worn if you wish to participate.

• Rugby League, Rugby Union and AFL - mouthguard, Soccer - approved shinpads DIOCESAN WINTER SPORT TRIALS VENUE CHANGE Due to the wet weather and flooding in the Lismore area the Diocesan Winter Sport Trials have been moved to Ballina. The trip details are still the same but venues have changed as follows: Diocesan Secondary Winter Sports Trials for Tuesday 19th March, 9.30am for 10.00am are:

• Open Rugby League at Ballina Seagulls, Bentnick St, Ballina • 15s Rugby League at Kingsford Smith Park, Bentnick St, Ballina - an outer ground in same complex as Seagulls. • 16s Rugby at Kingsford Smith Park, Bentnick St, Ballina - an another outer ground in same complex as Seagulls. • Football - Boys and Girls - both Saunders Oval, Cnr Kerr (old Pacific Hwy) and Tamar Streets, Ballina • 15s AFL - Saunders Oval, Cnr Kerr (old Pacific Hwy) and Tamar Streets (northern end), Ballina

Jaivan Brown

Claire McIntosh

TERM 1 2013 Week 8 Mon 18th - Fri 22nd Mar Yr 10 Retreat Mon 18th & Tue 19th Mar Dio Winter Sports Trials - Ballina (venue change) Fri 22nd Mar: Hastings 9's Rugby League Gala Day- Wauchope Week 9 Tue 26th Mar SJRC Cross Country Thur 28th Mar Holy Thursday Fri 29th Mar Good Friday Week 10 Mon 1st Apr Easter Monday Thur 4th Apr Closing date CCC Swimming (entry though Diocesan Carnival) Thurs 4th Apr 14s & 16s Rugby Union - Coffs Harbour Fri 5th Apr 9/10 Girls All Schools Touch Week 11 Tues Apr 9th NSWCCC Volleyball closing date- Please see website for further details Wed Apr 10th Northern NSWCCC Rugby League Selection Trial -

(Qualify through Diocesan Selection trial) – Smithtown Thur Apr 11th NSWCCC Diving closing date- Please see website for further details

Fri Apr 12th Last day of term 2013 WEEK 8 SPORT PERIODS 6 & 7

• Due to the Yr 10 Retreat only year 9 will do sport

• Some sports have been combined but most will run as normal with reduced numbers.

Bus 1 (1:30pm) Learn to Surf

Bus 2 (1:30pm) Learn to Golf & Rock Climbing

Bus 3 (1:30pm) Ten Pin Bowling & Rowing (Settlement Point)

Sport Number Running or not Bus No. Or

Venue

Academy Basketball 6 Go to ten pin - Beach Walking 4 Go to ten pin - Boot Camp 9 As normal - Contract Sport 2 As normal - Fishing 12 Go to rock climbing - Indoor Games 20+15 (35) As normal Hall Learn to Golf 8 As normal 2 Learn to Surf 22 As normal 1 Marching Band 3 Go to ten pin - Rock Climbing 17+12+7 (35) As normal 2 Rowing 12 As normal 3 School Sport 35 As normal Oval Skating 10 Go to ten pin - Surfing 7 Go to rock climbing - Surf Survival 15 Go to Indoor Games - Ten Pin Bowling 13+6+4+10+3 (36) As normal 3

total 196

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