Sunday 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mass Times: St. Agnes’ Port Macquarie Our Lady of Lourdes Wauchope Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm and Sunday 7.30am Sunday – 7.30am, 9.00am & 6.00pm Long Flat – 9.30am 2nd & 4th Sunday

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

Telegraph Point – Thursday Night 6.00pm Beechwood – 9.30am 1st & 3rd Sunday

Lake Cathie – Sunday 8.00am Laurieton – Saturday Vigil 5.30pm, Sunday – 7.30am

What’s on Term 3, Week 3

MONDAY, 29th July (Day 1)

- HSC Trials Staff Briefing 8.30am Year 11 2014 lectures in C Block Year 8 Singing Practice in PAC P5 SAPSS Jazz Band in Performing Arts Centre 4.30-6.00pm Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-4.30pm

TUESDAY, 30th July (Day 2)

- HSC Trials Girls Vocal Group 8.30am in PAC Harry Wells 14/16 Rugby League at Port Macquarie Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm Drumline in PAC 1.05-1.45pm

WEDNESDAY, 31st July (Day 3)

- HSC Trials House Staff Meetings 8.20-8.45am Year 11 2014 Parent/students interviews in Library NAIDOC Yunyi Barragay Coastal Walk @ Sea Acres Year 7-11 English Competition Dramarama in PAC 3.30pm Senior Percussion Ensemble 1.05-1.45pm in PAC Homework Hub in Library till 3.15pm-4.30pm

THURSDAY, 1st August (Day 4)

- HSC Trials Homework Hub in Library 3.15pm-5.00pm Year 10 PASS coaching @ St Joseph’s Primary School Year 8 Mass @ St Agnes church 9.30am Year 7-11 Australian Mathematics Competition

FRIDAY, 2nd August (Day 5)

- HSC Trials National Curriculum Day – Pupil Free Day

DATES TO REMEMBER Tuesday 13th August Futsal Regional Finals at Port Macquarie NSW 7/8 All Schools Touch at Taree Wednesday 14th August Creative Arts Night Friday 16th August Diocesan Athletics at Coffs Harbour Thursday 22nd August Year 10 Mass

26th July 2013 Term 3, Week 2 P.O. Box 231, College Drive PORT MACQUARIE 2444

Ph: 02 5525 4100 Fax: 02 5525 4199www.sapss.nsw.edu.au

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COORDINATING PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

NATIONAL LITERACY AND NUMERACY WEEK The key to lifelong learning is having good skills in literacy and numeracy. Once a person can read well and understands a range of numeracy concepts they are able to participate fully in society. They are also able to continue their learning, either through formal education or through their own private reading. National Literacy and Numeracy Week is designed to highlight the importance of these basic skills for all children of school age. Like most other schools throughout Australia, St Agnes’ Parish schools will be engaging in some special activities during the coming week. Some of these include:

Having guests reading a story to students in the library at lunchtime. Outdoor Maths trail. E-book poster competition. Spelling bee. “Finding Nemo” fish identification competition in Marine Studies classes. Refugee poster competition in HSIE classes. Orienteering in PD/H/PE. 12 word stories in French and English. Images of Jesus poetry competition in Religious Education. Book swap for a gold coin donation for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. ‘Who is reading what’ sharing among staff. Jelly Bean guessing competition.

These are just some of the literacy and numeracy activities planned for the coming week. I would encourage students to participate in activities and use the week as an opportunity to have some fun while developing these important basic skills.

Mr Jim O’Brien Coordinating Principal

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE STAFF DEVELOPMENT - PUPIL FREE DAY Staff at St Joseph’s Regional College have been working for the past 12 months to plan for the introduction of the new curriculum. As we get closer to the introduction, the College will be devoting two Staff Development Days to this work, ensuring we are in a good position to support contemporary learning and the Australian Curriculum in our college. Day 1: Friday 2nd August: Term 3 week 2 Day 2: Tuesday 8th October: Term 4 week 1 What is the Australian Curriculum? The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), in collaboration with states and territories, has developed agreed Australian Curriculum for English, Mathematics, Science and History. Each of these learning areas includes content statements that represent essential learning for all Australian students. How is Australian Curriculum being implemented in NSW? In NSW, the Board of Studies has worked closely with teachers and key education stakeholders to develop syllabuses that include the Australian Curriculum content and further detail that clarifies learning. As a result of this work, Kindergarten to Year 10 syllabuses provide direction to ensure greater consistency between NSW schools. When will the new syllabuses for Years 7-10, incorporating Australian Curriculum, be taught in NSW?

2014 Years 7 and 9: English, Mathematics, Science and History – start teaching

2015 Years 8 and 10: English, Mathematics, Science and History – start teaching

What will my child learn at school? The new syllabuses build on the strength of the existing NSW Curriculum. Many features of the new K–10 English, Mathematics, Science and History syllabuses are retained. The syllabuses identify essential knowledge, understanding, skills, values and attitudes that students are expected to develop in each learning area. They are designed to provide flexibility for teachers to develop their teaching and learning programs to meet the needs of their students. In addition to subject-based content, all syllabuses address important contemporary themes and general capabilities as students prepare to live and work successfully in the 21st century. These include Australian Curriculum cross-curriculum priorities and general capabilities and other learning across the curriculum areas identified by the Board of Studies. YEAR 12 HSC TRIALS We wish our Year 12 students all the very best as they commence their Trial HSC examinations next week. I ask the College community to keep Year 12 in their prayers; this is their last term of formal lessons. They return in term 4 but only to sit their HSC examinations.

WALKATHON 2013

This week’s assembly saw Wally the Walkathon Bear and his friends launch the 2013 Walkathon to be held on Friday 30th August.

This major fundraising event allows students the opportunity to raise funds for items they feel will enhance their learning and make their time at SJRC more enjoyable. In recent years money raised has purchased outdoor seating, BBQ tables and chairs, sporting and musical equipment, comfortable lounge style seating for the library, F5 Open Learning and Student Services rooms. In addition to these items $$$$ have been put aside over the past three years toward the purchase of a College mini-bus to be used for sporting, cultural and community service activities. This will in turn reduce the cost for parents.

All students are strongly encouraged to raise money and have this week been given their Sponsorship Envelope. There will be prizes for students who raise the most money in each year group, PCs that earn over $1000, the highest earning PC and all students who raise over $50 go into the draw for a $500 gift voucher at a store of their choice. Every $50 earns an extra ticket in the major prize.

Families and local business are also welcomed to sponsor with monetary donations or with suitable prizes for the students. Please contact Joanne Williams in the office if you would like to become a sponsor. Alternatively if you would like to discuss a major sponsorship of a College Mini-Bus please phone Cath Eichmann at the College.

Thank you for encouraging your sons and daughters to seek sponsorship, in addition to completing the healthy 10km walk, as it provides opportunity to purchase items which could not otherwise be purchased for students.

I invite our College community to participate in the Walkathon by assisting with the many jobs that are required to make this day a success. Interested families are asked to complete the following form and return to the office. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

God Bless

Jim Dempsey Principal

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE UNIFORMS We have noticed this week that many girls have had a growth spurt in the last few months and skirts no longer meet the required KNEE LENGTH. We would ask that this be rectified before Monday, 29th July (Week 3) to avoid detentions.

Skirts too Short? Trousers half-mast?

I can fix your uniform length problems. Just drop uniforms off at the College office for hemming.

All items must be in a bag that is clearly marked with your name and contact number $20 per item, Payment on delivery

For further information please contact Julie Hickling through our College office or on 0421 672 248

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New Sponsors Invited:

We would love to hear from any new families to our College community who would like to sponsor our annual Walkathon. The money and prizes donated are used to promote the event and

goes towards purchasing new equipment and / or services for the school, this in turn benefits the students. Major sponsors will

be advertised in our newsletter.

Any parent / grandparent or guardian who would like to assist us on the day would not only be most welcome, but your assistance would be greatly appreciated! Please complete the form below and return to the

front office. I/we are able to assist on Walkathon Day Friday 30th August 2013.

__________________________ Ph: _____________ __________________________ Ph: _____________

Serve BBQ & drinks (from 10:30-1:30pm)

Cook/ Set up BBQ (from 9:00-1:00pm)

SCHOOL FEES Many thanks to all of those families who have paid their school fees and to those who are committed to the ongoing payment of fees. To operate our schools efficiently and with the best possible facilities, school fees are the most critical component of the means of resourcing our schools. Currently there is a substantial shortfall in the budgeted school fee collection rate which means there is financial pressure on the operating budgets of individual schools. Any payment of outstanding fees would therefore be most appreciated. Some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) include: If I am having difficulty keeping up with paying fees, what can I do? We are really keen to assist anyone who is experiencing difficulty with paying fees. All family circumstances are different and we would like to hear from people so that we can provide financial assistance during difficult times. All school fee issues are kept completely confidential. Please phone Trudi Hosking at Parish Administration – 6588 7444 Can I adjust my Direct Debit amount? Definitely. We’re only too happy to discuss this with parents and negotiate an appropriate plan for individual families. What is the Fee Assistance Program? The Fee Assistance Program is designed specifically for people experiencing financial hardship or other special circumstances, short term or long term. Please phone Trudi Hosking for further information. The established partnership of schools working with parents to provide the best possible education for their children is commendable. Thank you again for your ongoing support. John McQueen Parish Director Education

FROM THE LEADER OF CATECHESIS AND SCHOOL EVANGELISATION

Sunday 6pm Mass Comes Alive Thank you to Leanne Johnson, Sharon Green and the 25-30 musicians and singers who provided a wonderful musical addition to the St Agnes’ Parish 6.00pm Mass on the first weekend of the holidays. I would also like to thank the parents, family, friends and fellow staff members and students who also joined in this liturgical celebration. There were so many wonderful comments from the parishioners. We will also be involved on Sunday, September 1st at 6pm Mass. Since it is during the school term, we hope to have even more involvement from our school community. Mark this date on your calendar! We would love to have you join us!

This term there will be year masses for Year 8, Year 9 and Year 10. We enjoy having parents join us on these occasions. We understand the difficulty of work commitments and the balancing act of parent responsibilities, but if you able to join us a morning tea for parents will be held after each of these masses.

Year 8 1st August 9:30 am St Agnes Parish Church

Year 9 19th August 9:30 am St Agnes Parish Church

Year 10 22nd August2 9:30 am St Agnes Parish Church

ST VINCENT DE PAUL WINTER APPEAL Be part of the power to change a life, in supporting St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal. We are asking students to donate a blanket, scarf or beanie. These items will be collected in Pastoral Care.

Nora Swain Leader of Catechesis and School Evangelisation

MUSIC NEWS

CREATIVE ARTS NEWS

Claudette Stace Leader of Creative Arts

YEAR 8 – SOUTH WEST ROCKS CAMP 16th – 18th September In week 10 of this term, all Year 8 students will travel to South West Rocks for a 3 day camping experience (Mon 16th - Wed 18th Sept). This is an important part of the Year 8 PDHPE Outdoor Recreation program. During class time, students will participate in lessons and activities that will prepare them for this excursion. The cost of the camp will be $85 which will cover transport to and from South West Rocks, camping fees, snorkelling and common equipment for cooking, cleaning and shelter etc. Students will need to provide their own tents, food and sleeping equipment for the camp with lunch being provided on the Wednesday. Should you have any questions or concerns please contact the college office.

Seasons for Growth for Parents: Supporting your child following separation and divorce

Parent Invitation

Parent Assembly is delighted be offering a new program for parents this term. In partnership with Good Grief and the Diocese Of Lismore. We are proud to be part of a pilot of the brand new program, Seasons for Growth for Parents: Supporting your child following separation or divorce.

For a long time our Diocesan Schools have offered the highly successful Seasons for Growth® program for children and young people. For many years, parents whose children have participated in the Seasons for Growth® Young People’s Program have been asking, ‘Is there a program that can help parents, too’?

Seasons for Growth for Parents has been developed to meet this need. The program provides an opportunity for you to reflect on the experience of separation and divorce from your child’s perspective, and to explore ideas and strategies that might help you support your child/ren through the changes happening in your family.

Seasons for Growth for Parents: Supporting your child following separation or divorce is a small group program for 5-10 parents. It will be held over 2 x 2 hour sessions and is for parents only.

The date and time are dependent on the availability of the group

Cost: free of charge

For more information or to express your interest in being a part of the Seasons for Growth for Parents trial this term, please contact Peta Rourke – 0400 420 614 or prourke@lism.catholic.edu.au

Tips for HSC Success To be the best, you have to be the best prepared, and the only way to achieve this is to work hard. Top students study for two to five hours on a week night and three to six hours a day at weekends. Put distractions (magazines, games, TV) away. Turn off the mobile phone. Make a list of deadlines. Try using earplugs, and listen to music when doing undemanding work. Consider studying in a library where there are fewer distractions. Find study buddies for sharing notes and discussing ideas. Consider a tutor, because they force you to work and can change your attitude to a subject. Get help from your teacher. Get family members to test you before exams. Plan your week ahead. Remember to take breaks. Get a copy of the course syllabus as it is a guide as to what should be in your study notes. Write brief notes and review them immediately. Review them again after 24 hours and then twice a

week thereafter. Use colour to highlight important headings. Subheadings act as memory triggers. Do lots of practice papers. Research shows top students do a lot more practice tests. Read extra material, making notes of relevant information and then refer to it in your exam essay. Look for unique angle. Demonstrate that you understand opposing opinions and then explain why

you believe one argument is more correct. Avoid stressed people and those who speculate about what is in an exam on the day. Aim to stay

calm. It takes students about 10 minutes to focus in the exam room. Start mentally rehearsing what you

are going to do before the examiner says you may start. Check how many marks have been allocated to each part

of an exam question. Read and re-read the questions. Spend five minutes planning your essay. Learn from your mistakes. 20 minute power naps can help. Keep things in perspective.

MATHS VAULT PROBLEMS

Gina has three children and one of them is a teenager. When she multiplies her children’s ages together the result is 770. How old is the teenager? Last Week’s Answer: Sally weighs 25 kg

LIBRARY NEWS 2 Free Audiobook Downloads Each Week: May 30 - August 15, 2013

This week: The false prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen; The prince and the pauper by Mark Twain. Go to www.AudiobookSync.com Term 3 Photography Competition Due to the popularity of the Term 1 Photography Competition #Summer, we are proud to announce we are running a competition again in term 3. The theme is #kindography, and you can view the details about the competition at https://www.smore.com/5tkm-kindography. We are hoping that, as before, our talented students get creative with cameras, phones, iPads etc., and give us the opportunity to showcase their work. Like us on FaceBook – St Joseph’s Regional College Library.

Follow us on Twitter – @sjrcexchange

Karen Bale Teacher Librarian

#Kindography "In the end, only kindness matters" - Jewel

Enter our Term 3 Photography Competition

The theme for our term 3 Photography Competition is #Kindography

How do I enter?

Step 1. Take a photograph! You can use any device that you want - camera, phone, iPad etc. The theme of your

photograph MUST reflect the theme of Kindness. It MUST contain an image of a person or persons.

Step 2. Email your photograph to kbale@lism.catholic.edu.au. Your subject heading should be in the format of

#kindography - your name (e.g. #kindography - John Smith).

Step 3. Any person/s whose image/s appears in your photograph must complete the online permission form included in this flyer to allow their image to be uploaded to the St Joseph's Regional College Library's FaceBook

page and Pinterest Board. Failure to do so will mean that we will not be able to upload your photo to our galleries.

HOMEWORK HUB

The Library is a great place for students to complete class work and assessment tasks. All 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 3.15pm - 4.30pm.

Tuesday and Thursday 3.15pm - 5.00pm.

Friday 3.15pm - 4.00pm.

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

Mrs Narelle Mathews Homework Hub Supervisor

CAREERS

UNIVERSITY OF NSW MEDICINE WORKSHOP The University of NSW Medicine workshop held recently at the Kensington campus in Sydney was an amazing experience. Those of us who attended gained first-hand knowledge of what the demands of studying medicine would be. We were able to learn about the application procedure, including the UMAT, interview process and the academic requirements for entry to Medicine and what is required personally and academically in order to study it as a profession. It was great to be able to meet 30 other rural students from around NSW and live on campus for 3 days. I would definitely recommend anyone considering studying Medicine at university in the future applying to attend this workshop. Erin Badewitz, Year 12 Student FUTURE OPTIONS EXPO Yesterday, all Year 12 will be attending the Future Options Expo at Camden Haven High School. Here, they were able to access information from a diverse range of Universities, Private colleges, TAFE and some government statutory bodies. This is an amazing opportunity for our students to gather arrange of information without leaving the local area.

Early Entry Schemes Some University Early Entry Schemes are now open. Please check the pro-forma given to all Year 12 students for details and closing dates. These dates are final and non-negotiable.

Work Experience If your child is interested in undertaking work experience, each individual case will be considered on its merit. Students would need to discuss with us suitable dates but preferable these will be in holiday times and only under exceptional circumstances would this condition be waived. If you require further information, go to the College Moodle site and access it via students – Careers – Work Experience.

Careers Weekly Email Newsletter All Year 11 and 12 students, parents and relevant Year 10 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 careers information is broadcast through this method, so please keep details updated.

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.

Karen Bale & Leanne Tinsey Leaders of Careers and University Transition

MANAGING SAFE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AT HOME

It is recommended that parents exercise a degree of control over their children’s use of technology at home. Just as you set limits and expect certain standards of behaviour from your children in other aspects of their social development, the same should apply to their use of computers and other personal devices.

Over the next few weeks we will offer tips and links to resources we think may be useful to ensure safe use of technology at home.

TIP: • Set digital free times in your family calendar e.g device free Sundays

For more tips and video links on managing safe use of technology at home, visit our iPad website from the Quick Links tab on the school website or copy and paste the following URL in your browser http://go2school.wix.com/ipad#!management/cfqh

CANTEEN ROSTER VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The College canteen needs some extra help. If you would like to help on any day during the week between 9.30am-1.30pm (or even just a couple of hours in the middle of the day) please phone Emma Daley at the College Canteen on 5525 4100.

Term 3, Week 2

Monday Marion Pallot Tuesday Help please Wednesday Pat Shirt Thursday Julie Davis-Chaplan Friday Michelle Cramp

UNIFORMS

UNIFORM SHOP The College second hand uniform shop is open every Monday from 2.45pm – 3.45pm.

Please go to office for directions.

Thank you to the many families who have so kindly donated unwanted uniforms. We are in very short supplies of tracksuit pants; and would appreciate if you have any unwanted items. We are still collecting the girls’ summer aqua tunic dress to send to an overseas school. Donations are very much appreciated

SCHOOL ZONES SAFETY SURVEY NRMA Motoring & Services recently launched its ‘Keep School Zones Safe” survey. The purpose of the survey is to obtain information on the number of 40km/h school zone signs and road markings that are faded or obscured by trees or poles. The survey contains six questions and remains open until 29th July 2013. The NSW government is committed to upgrading all faded school signs. If you have any queries about this survey, please contact Jonathan Hennessy, Police Advisor- Traffic Projects, NRMA Motoring & Services on 02 9276 7219 or Jonathan.Hennessy@mynrma.com.au. To complete the survey please visit www.mynrmacom.au/schoolzonesafety

‘menALIVE’- WEEKEND FOR MEN

Is on Saturday, 27th and Sunday, 28th July at St Joseph’s Regional College, Port Macquarie. Like thousands of other Catholic men who have already been on menALIVE weekends, you will be inspired and encouraged to renew your faith and rediscover God’s purpose in your life. Experienced leaders from the menAlive team will be running the weekend. There is still time to register. Forms are available from Michael Morson or you can phone Anthony Cummins on0408 292902 or Patrick Cooper on 0448 279 637, or email menaliveport@gmail.com. All men are welcome, sorry ladies. However, you can pass this information onto husbands, partners or friends if you wish.

ENERGIZE YOUTH GROUP Come along to our Energize Youth Group

When: Friday’s from 4.00pm – 7.00pm

Cost: $3 per week, which includes dinner.

You can enjoy playing pool, table tennis, X-Box, ball games, gym facilities and much more while

socialising with other parish youth. Come along and bring a friend!

Situated at 140 Horton Street Port Macquarie.

For further information please contact Michael Gilmour, Manager Port Macquarie Youth Centre on 6584 7569 or 0408 258 398 or email mgilmour@stagnesparish.org.au

Public Access / Drop-in Hours Monday to Friday 3pm - 7pm

Office Hours Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm

CENTACARE YOUTH CAR WASH Centacare is holding a car wash to raise money to assist young people transition from school to employment.

Location: Bourne House – (downstairs in the car park) Short Street, Port Macquarie When: Wednesday, 31st July Cost: $5.00

TERM 3

Week 3 Trial HSC Examinations Mon 29th July Closing Date CCC Softball Tue 30th July Rugby League CCC Cup and Plate Semi Final Tue 30th July Harry Wells 14s & 16s Rugby League Wed 31st July Closing date CCC Berg/Downie Cricket

Week 4 Trial HSC Examinations

Week 5 Mon 12th Aug Futsal Finals Tues 13th Aug 7/8 All Schools Touch Tues 13th Aug Coast to Country Cup Rugby Union - Coffs Harbour Wed 14th Aug CCC Netball Championships Wed 14th Aug CCC Boys Softball selections - Blacktown Fri 16th Aug Diocesan Athletics - Coffs Harbour Fri 16th Aug CCC football knockout quarter final to be complete

Week 6 Thur 22nd Aug Backup day Diocesan Athletics

Week 7 Thurs 29th Aug Diocesan Netball Casino Fri 30th Aug WALKATHON

Week 8 Fri 6th Sept Diocesan Surfing - Banora Point

Week 9 Yr 11 Exams Tues 10th Sept "Tents Up" day Yr 8 during sport Fri 13th Sept CCC Athletics – Homebush

Week 10 Yr 11 Exams Mon 16th - Wed 18th Sept Year 8 Camp - Trial Bay Tue 17th Sept Coast to Country Cup Rugby Union Final - Forster Fri 20th Sept Last day of term 3

13s RUGBY LEAGUE COUNTRY CUP NORTHERN STATE FINALS

Sometimes you learn more about a team when they are losing than when they are winning. The day before the 13s rugby league team went to Coffs Harbour to compete in the Northern State semi-final, injuries meant four key players were unavailable. To their credit the other players rallied and played in a manner that the College was proud of.

The game against the eventual winners, Farrer was tough. However we were very competitive in our games against St. Joseph's Aberdeen and Tweed River High School and could have won both games. As it was we didn't, but the boys learnt some valuable lessons about themselves and how to play better football. It was a great experience to be part of.

The team is very appreciative of the support Alex Gillman and the parents who travelled to Coffs gave them.

Congratulations boys.

Mr. Gerard Toohey (13s League Coach)

Saints Netball Uniform - Donations Wanted

Our St Joseph’s Regional College cheerleading and gymnastic teams are in urgent need of uniforms. Any girls who have the old Saints netball uniform and no longer need them, we ask that they be donated to the College for use by these teams.

Donations can be left at the office.

SPORT TO KEEP UP TO DATE WITH THE

LATEST SPORT INFORMATION FROM THE REGIONAL VISIT

http://www.pmreglism.catholic.edu.au/sport/sport