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The Star A Catholic School committed to the Lasallian Vision of Education

TERM 2 WEEK 9 - 28 JUNE 2019 ISSUE 20/19

PRIMARY CAMPUS | 78 East Avenue Beverley SA 5009 | T 8346 6548 | F 8346 9449SECONDARY CAMPUS | 15 Mitton Avenue Henley Beach SA 5022 | T 8356 5966 | F 8356 1092

STUDENT ABSENTEE/LATE ARRIVAL LINES: Primary 8150 2397 | Secondary 8150 2323www.smc.sa.edu.au | smcprimary@smc.sa.edu.au | smc@smc.sa.edu.au

Dear St Michael's College Community

SEMESTER 1 As Semester 1 draws to a close, it is important to remember that learning programs and activities are still on-going for most students.

R-9 programs continue through to the end of term, while Years 10 and 11 students will be in exam mode this week and next. The exams provide an excellent opportunity for students not only to test their learning from Semester 1, but also to gain valuable insights about their strengths and challenges under exam conditions.

Year 12 learning programs also continue through to the end of term, aside from the Research Project. This subject, compulsory for the successful completion of SACE, is now completed and the results are being submitted to the SACE Board. We wish the students well and trust that all the learning, application, and hard work come to fruition. The coming term break is a great opportunity for Year 12 students to have a rest from the day to day demands of classes, but it is also a time to consolidate their learning as they prepare for the Trial Exams (Week 1, Term 3), and then move into what essentially will be their last term of school.

This is also the time of the year when students begin the process of selecting subjects and learning pathways for 2020 and beyond. During the next two weeks Year 10 and Year 11 students will have their “Future Pathways” presentation and “Subject Expo” respectively. Parents/Caregivers are an integral and important part of the Subject Selection process and as such will be invited to attend Information Evenings and Subject Counselling sessions in Term 3. Parents/Caregivers and students are strongly encouraged to familiarise themselves with subject offerings as outlined in the 2020 Curriculum Handbooks upon their release. The partnership of school, students, and parents is essential to gaining the best possible outcomes. More information will follow, and we look forward to working with you through the process.

I take this opportunity to wish our Year 6 staff and students all the best for a successful trip to Canberra in Week 10.

CAD/RADLast Wednesday and Thursday the entire Year 10 cohort was engaged in the annual CAD/RAD program.

CAD, or Community Awareness Day, is designed to give our students a practical insight into the works of a number of Charities and Christian social justice organisations such as Hutt St Centre, Centacare Catholic Family Services, Catherine House, Foodbank, Centacare, Lutheran Care, Caritas, and Louise Place.

RAD, or Reflection Activity Day, challenges students to reflect on their relationships, their priorities and the direction of their lives as they enter their senior years of schooling.

These two days are an integral part of the Year 10 program and parents of these students are encouraged to discuss the days with their sons and daughters. We look forward to reading reflections from the students in the Star.

We greatly appreciate all of the organisations who opened their doors to us and to the presenters who were, through their sharing and personal stories, able to provide insights not always available to our students.

The Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus This special feast day celebrates the love of Christ for all Humankind. The Sacred Heart of Jesus represents not simply His physical heart but His love for all people. A number of students from the Primary and Secondary Campuses are representing St Michael’s College at the Catholic Interschool Feast of the Sacred Heart Mass Friday 28 June at the Sacred Heart Catholic Parish Church, Hindmarsh. The Mass coincides with the conclusion of the 105-year connection with the MSC priests.

The Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, who have a special devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, have a long and positive connection with St Michael’s College. We recognise this ongoing relationship and thank the MSC Priests who give so generously of their time to the College and trust they have a very special Feast Day.

Live Jesus in our Hearts!

RegardsTeresa Cimmino, Deputy Principal - Learning and Teaching

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CALENDAR

STUDENT ABSENCEPlease advise student lateness or absenteeism

via the designated phone number:PRIMARY: 8150 2397

SECONDARY: 8150 2323

TERM 4 2018(subject to change)JULY

Term 2 Week 101 - 3 Year 11 Exams1 - 5 Year 10 Exams5 Year 11 (Year 12 2020) Subject Expo

(LEC)CLASSES CONCLUDE

Dismissal 12:40pm (P)Dismissal 12:45pm (S)

Term 3 Week 122 Classes resume22- 26 Year 12 Trial Exam Week

Term 3 Week 230 Year 10 (Year 11 2020)

SACE Evening 7:00 pm (MC)1 - 3 August Year 10 Italian

Melbourne Immersion Camp

AUGUSTTerm 3 Week 35 Year 11 Immunisations Second Visit Year 12 (2020) SACE Evening

7:00pm (MC) Year 12 (2019) SATAC Evening

7:00pm (SC)Careers Night 6:00-8:00 pm (LEC)

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TERM DATES 2019Term 2: Monday 29 April - Friday 5 JulyTerm 3: Monday 22 July - Friday 27 September Term 4: Monday 14 October - Friday 6 December

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UNIFORM SHOP RELOCATINGPlease be advised that the Uniform Shop has relocated to its new premises next week at the Secondary Campus, Lawrie Street next to the bus pick-up zone.

The Uniform Shop is open as per usual during Week 10, the last week of Term 2 (Tuesday 2, Wednesday 3 and Thursday 4 July) and Week 2 of school holidays (Tuesday 16, Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 July).

Parents will have access to the shop either from street parking or using the exisiting visitor car parks.

Mary Firth, Uniform Shop Coordinator

HOLIDAY ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS SECONDARY CAMPUSDue to renovations in the Secondary Campus Administration Office during the school holidays (Monday 8 July – Thursday 18 July), all enquiries will be attended to at the Lasallian Education Centre via Gate 6, Lawrie Street. The Secondary Campus Administration Office will re-open on Friday 19 July at 8:00 am.

Mrs Jackie Mengler, Administration - Team Leader

WEEK 10 BOOKROOM HOURS Monday 1 July: 8:00 am to 11:30 amTuesday 2 July: 8:00 am to 11:30 amWednesday 3 July: 8:00 am to 11:30 amThursday 4 July: CLOSEDFriday 5 July: 8:00 am to 11:30 am

Book returns to the Resource Centre.

Mrs Deborah Lapsley, Director of People and Culture and Administration

FAREWELL TO FR BILL BRADYAn MSC departure Mass of Thanksgiving will be held at the Sacred Heart Church - Hindmarsh on Saturday, 29 June at 5pm. The Mass coincides and marks the end of Fr Bill’s 9 ½ years of leadership at the Hindmarsh-Findon Sacred Heart Catholic Parish. Not only has he served the parish very generously and graciously, he has also presided over many masses at the Primary Campus and he has been a valued visitor to classes on Monday afternoons.

During his tenure at the Parish he has achieved much and has been involved in key moments, including overseeing the closure of the Flinders Park Church and the subsequent formation of the Findon community. Under Bill’s leadership 100 years were marked of the MSCs in the parish. Father Bill’s presence will be missed at the Primary Campus and he will be remembered by the Community as a gentle and humble man.

A WARM WELCOMEWe welcome Fr Paul Cashen, former Old Scholar into the Primary Community and to the Parish as Parish Pastoral Coordinator.

Mr Damian Patton – Deputy Principal, Primary Campus

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PRIMARY CAMPUS

EXTEND UPDATE

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Free art creations Apple doughnuts Box construction Walking colour Sidewalk puff painting

The Extend Superstar is…Liam Casey... for his caring attitude and for including the younger boys in games.

What’s Been Happening?This week we had raisin toast, vetkoek, toasted cheese, banana muffins and popcorn. We also served fresh fruit and vegetables. Our bowl with fruit was also made available with mandarins, apples and pears. In terms of activities we learned how rain clouds work, made sherbet with Mr Pawlak and played a variety of games and sports. Playdough and Lego were popular amongst the younger boys. The boys also showed an ongoing interest in paper planes. We will build on this interest in the vacation when we make paper boats. Our Winter Holiday program bookings have opened! We are looking forward to another fun-filled school holiday program. Visit Extend's website to view our exciting timetable! Enrol and book now: extend.com.au

SA REFUGEE WEEK YOUTH POSTER AWARDS EXHIBITION The poster created by Alexander Goode and James McGorman from Year 6M was selected for the Youth Poster Awards Exhibition. Mr Damian Patton, Deputy Principal - Primary and Alexander Goode (pictured) attended the SA Refugee Week opening of the Exhibition which marks the beginning of Refugee Week. The exhibition and ceremony were held in the Hawke Centre; UniSA, City West Campus. Alexander and James collaborated to create a poster in response to the Quilty Exhibition currently on display at the Art Gallery of SA and the Refugee Crisis, depicting a life jacket with the message "Let us provide safe harbour". Their work was selected from hundreds of entries and it is a great honour for the school to be involved in this cause that champions human rights and our multicultural country. Ms Kate Tyrwhitt, R-6 Visual Arts Teacher & Student Services Teacher

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Who Reception to year 7

When July school holidays

Where Stirling North Primary

(Pt Augusta) 9 July

School of Languages 11 & 12 July

Lockleys Primary 16 July

Mypolonga Primary 19 July

Cost $10 per day

School card/Healthcare card holders FREE

Languages Alive!

Experience the delights

of other languages and cultures.

Languages Alive! is a program

of engaging and highly

interactive language and

cultural experiences for

R-7 students.

Delivered by highly proficient

speakers of the relevant language,

the program will run during the July

school holidays in metropolitan and

country locations.

Various workshops will be held at

each location, exploring a range

of languages including Chinese,

Japanese, German, Hindi, Korean,

Adnyamathanha, Ngarrindjeri,

AUSLAN and Spanish.

Register online by 7 July

www.ticketebo.com.au/languagesalive

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SECONDARY CAMPUS

YEAR 10 2019 SEMESTER 1 EXAM TIMETABLE

YEAR 11 2019 SEMESTER 1 EXAM TIMETABLE

Examination Starting Times

Monday 1/7

Tuesday 2/7

Wednesday 3/7

Thursday 4/7

Friday 5/7

9:00 am Study Day

English (248)1 hr

Mathematics (248)Level A – 1.5 hrsLevel B – 1.5 hrs

Level C – 1 hr

Science (247)1.5 hrs

Geography (19)1 hr

Italian (24)1.5 hrs

11:00 am Study Day

Commerce (50)1 hr

Music (19)1 hr

History (151)100 mins

Examination Starting Times

Monday1/7

Tuesday2/7

Wednesday3/7

9:00 am

Biology (101)1.5 hrs

Legal Studies (17)2 hrs

Italian (9)2 hr

Psychology (41)1.5 hrs

12:00 pm

Modern History(30)2 hrs

Music (8)1 hr

Chemistry (49)1.5 hrs

Geography (16)1.5 hrs

Maths Methods B (63)2 hrs

Nutrition (22)1.5 hrs

YEAR 12 2019 SEMESTER 1 EXAM TIMETABLEExamination

Starting TimesMonday

22/7Tuesday

23/7Wednesday

24/7Thursday

25/7Friday 26/7

9:00 am

General Maths (70)2 hrs

Maths Methods (39)3 hrs

Nutrition (23)2 hrs

Specialist Maths (16)3 hrs

E.A.L. (5)2.5 hrs

Legal Studies (36)3 hrs

Physics (28)2 hrs

Biology (40)2 hrs

Economics (12)130 minutes

Physical Ed. (24)2 hrs

Italian (6)3 hrs

1:30 pm

Accounting (22)130 minutes

Psychology (34)2 hrs

English Lit Studies (52)100 minutes

Essential Maths (38)1.5 hrs

Modern History (17)2 hrs

Geography (5)2 hrs

Chemistry (27)2 hrs

Music (2)2 hrs

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YEAR 10/11/12 EXAM PROTOCOLSSTUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES• Students should be ready to enter Exam Room 15 minutes before the starting time. Please assemble in the adjacent courtyard;

for example for all morning exams, please assemble by 8:40 am, sign the attendance sheet outside the room and you will be directed from there.

• Students are not to enter the Exam Room until invited to do so.• Students are to ensure that all the necessary equipment has been obtained for the Exam. No borrowing will be permitted. No

pencil cases allowed.• Students plagiarizing will have their paper cancelled. However, the Exam must be completed. Obviously final assessment will be

adversely affected.• No student will be permitted to leave the Exam Room before the appointed finishing time.• The allowance for reading time varies depending upon the particular exam. Students must listen carefully to instructions from

the invigilator regarding reading time. All notes must be written on the sheet supplied only. Before the Exam, consideration should be given as to how best to use this time. Check with teachers if uncertain.

• If a student is ill and unable to attend, a phone call must be made to Ms Kemp, ideally prior to the commencement of the exam.• Full College uniform is required for all exams, including compliance with the Personal Grooming Policy.• Students are encouraged to bring a dictionary into the examination room but only unmarked dictionaries are to be used.• Students will not be required for formal lessons during the exam week. Instead, private study should take place at home. • Graphic calculators need to be cleared for subjects other than Mathematics.• Mobile phones are not permitted. Teachers will not be responsible for these during the examination period.

WEEK 10: SUBJECT SELECTION PROCESS FOR 2020Please note that on Friday 5 July the Year 11 cohort will be involved in the Subject Expo from 8:45am. On this day Heads of Department will present information regarding subjects in order for students to begin subject considerations for 2020.

This is an important discernment process for students as they contemplate future career pathways. The Subject Expo is aimed at providing Year 11 students with information in relation to SACE subject offerings.

Year 11 (Year 12, 2020): • Choicez Media Day: Thursday 4 July, held at Christian Family Centre• Subject Expo: Friday 5 July: 8:45 am start

It is expected that all Year 11 students attend their respective events in order for them to be fully informed regarding pre-requisite and minimum grade requirements for intended subject choices. Further information will be circulated early in Term 3.

Ms Bron Kemp, Director of Curriculum and Asessment

SEMESTER 1 2019 STUDENT REPORTS - MONDAY 8 JULYPlease note the change of date for the release of student reports.

Due to the amount of information being reported, and to ensure optimal quality control, student reports will now be released via SEQTA on Monday 8 July.

If parents/caregivers have misplaced login details for SEQTA, please email seqta@smc.sa.edu.au

Ms Bron Kemp, Director of Curriculum and Assessment

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ECO SQUADWritten by the Eco Squad

"The Eco Squad had a busy Week 8 with both Year 7 and Year 8 teams working on projects. Year 7s are working on two projects at the moment. The first involved making two videos, one explaining the sustainability problems and the other explaining solutions to the problems. The film crews have been working hard on these and will be presenting them to Mr Foley and the Henley Leadership Team soon.

The second project started on Tuesday. We are making mats for homeless people using reusable plastic bags. These are cut into strips and then crocheted together to make the mat. They are used to help people stay off damp and wet surfaces. We started crocheting the mats on Tuesday. The mats use quite a lot of material and so, if you have any reusable plastic bags such as those used in shoe and fashion shops or Coles, Woolworths or Foodland and you do not want to use them again, we’re happy to put them to good use. Students can drop them in to Ms Pearce. Her office is in the LEC.

Year 8s made good progress on constructing their raised garden beds for our veggie garden. The frames for the garden beds were built by the Year 12 Outdoor Construction class along with Mr Matthew Anderson. We are using a wicking bed structure for the beds. This week we added the drainage pipes and gravel layers. Our next step is to add the geotextile layer and soil. We will be doing this at lunchtime on Friday 28 June."

Ms Catherine Pearce, Head of Department - Humanities

COMMUNITY AWARENESS DAY (CAD) AND REFLECTION ACTIVITY DAY (RAD)On Wednesday 19 and Thursday 20 June, the Year 10 Level participated in the annual CAD RAD program. The Community Awareness Day is designed to assist students to understand how charitable organisations assist people in the community. Students visited various organisations and had a presentation by a representative of the organisation to explain their role in the community. Students then shared their insights with each other in the city at the Cathedral Hall. The primary goal of the CAD experience is to encourage students to embrace the principles of social justice in all aspects of their life.

The Reflection Activity Day involved a presentation by Matt Crook from Life Matters regarding setting goals for senior school, reflecting on self-image and being positive about life. The primary goal of the RAD experience is to enhance students’ socio-emotional skills for success and wellbeing as they transition to their senior years of schooling.

Mr Gianni Monti, Acting Director of Mission

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DERRICK MCMANUS PRESENTATION"May 5, 1994, Derrick was put in a situation which was truly life changing as the threat of losing his life after being shot 14 times whilst carrying out an arrest was made prominent. When Derrick came in to speak to the year level it was clear that although he`d been in such a traumatic situation, he was able to find humour in light of the events which made all the information much easier to process and discuss. Even when he was an inch from death being wheeled into an ambulance, after fighting for his life throughout three long hours of bleeding out on the floor, he was still cracking jokes. He feels this helped him to survive and shows the importance of humour in challenging situations.

I believe that Derrick McManus is an inspiration to us all. From what he explained in his presentation, after two years of constantly overcoming difficulties, including not being capable of walking or moving on a large scale after the incident, but also fighting his mental demons, battling depression and lack of motivation he was finally cleared to go back to his work in the Star Group where he continued to serve. Derrick McManus bounced back after being shot 14 times, an incident which should have killed him or potentially paralysed him and, continued with his work. He displayed many character strengths throughout this journey, having persisted and showing tremendous amounts of bravery and resilience. There were many lessons taken from his presentation about picking yourself back up regardless of the obstacles you face or the hardships before you, we are very grateful for Derrick coming in to talk to us".

Dan Sampson (9BPC-01) on behalf of Year 9 Students

FRIDAY FEAST DAY Last week saw a group of Year 9 students interested in technology joined for lunch by Luke Harris the president of e-sports from Uni SA.

Lucas Pacicca (9BPC6) reports:

"Luke enlightened us on the exciting world of gaming. He made a career as a e-sport journalist and explained how he persisted to do so. This UniSA student, who will finish his degree this year, has joined an e-sports team and made quite a success out of it. He streams and has travelled the world because of his involvement in the sport. He has met many famous gamers at special gaming events, and works as a journalist at these very important events. Luke told us about how he had made a success out of it. We had many questions and he explained that in his opinion by 2022 e-sports will be the second most popular sport worldwide."

Luke Harris shared the journey of his career path in a very personal way. He highlighted the importance of school and a life balance, and also talked about developing the whole person, goal setting and having positive role models around him.We are grateful for him coming to chat with us and giving his time so generously.

Ms Tonia Carfora, Year 9 Director

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After school lessons coming in Term 3

cost - $150 per term

Register your interest now by emailing Mr Musci james.musci@smc.sa.edu.au

Secondary CampusConvenience of lessons during the school day

Qualified professional tutorsOne on one lessons - $31

• Sign up forms available from the Music Department and SEQTA Music portal

• Return completed forms to the Music Department or email to department.music@smc.sa.edu.au

• Questions to Mr James Musci - Instrumental Music Coordinator james.musci@smc.sa.edu.au

South Australian students enrolled in a Stage 1 or Stage 2 Continuers language pathway for Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian Japanese or Spanish are invited to register for the Let’s Talk! holiday program.

Let’s talk!Intensive oral language

program in the school holidays

Register online at www.ticketebo.com.au/letstalkRegistration close 15 July 2019

The program will include engaging and highly interactive language/cultural experiences with the aim of improving students’ proficiency in Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian Japanese or Spanish. Given that the focus of all sessions will be on the oral use of the target language, groups will be capped at 12 students per class.Note: Students will be able to register for either 1 or 2 days as the program for each day will be different.

Each day, 3 sessions of 75 minutes duration will be offered by highly proficient speakers of Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian Japanese or Spanish.

Venue:School of Languages, 255 Torrens Road, Croydon.

Cost:$10 per day School card / Healthcare card holders FREE

When:Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 July 201910.00am to 3.00pm

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selamat pagi

buenos dias

bonjour salut!

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STUDENT SERVICES

JOBS OF THE FUTURELast week the Careers Department attended a Professional Development session at Flinders University. Once again, it revealed the massive changes ahead as we journey through the next Industrial Revolution. See: https://www.industry.gov.au/funding-and-incentives/manufacturing/industry-40

We heard from Professor Tania Leiman about the growth in the non-traditional areas of Law that blew the myth that Law Graduates are not getting work. Yes, whilst the traditional areas of Law may be on the decline, in terms for jobs growth the areas include mediation, regulation, use of AI etc.

The projected increasing rewards for workers with high level critical thinking skills and creativity was impressive.

Interesting reading within the Worlds Bank report: The Changing Nature of Work and The World Economic Forum Report on the Future of Jobs

Of course, the message continues to be, keep up with the highest levels of Mathematics, Science and English and nurture creativity along the way. Even students competing for Apprenticeships are advantaged with Maths and Science subjects though to Year 12, where Year 12 Maths and Physics are a significant advantage for being competitive for an Electrical Apprenticeship.

For Twitter followers it is good to follow mikequidazzi too! https://twitter.com/mikequindazzi

The South Australian workforce is the most vulnerable in terms of changes with Technology so it becomes increasingly important to develop those uniquely human qualities. See: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-06-26/sa-among-worst-hit-by-20m-jobs-lost-globally-to-robots/11245092?section=technology Of course these highly valued human skills are the same qualities that are central to the St Michael’s College Vision Statement and emphasises nurturing curiosity.

INTERESTED IN BEING A VETERINARIANThe University of Adelaide is holding information sessions at the Roseworthy Campus during the July school holidays and these will fill up fast. Given the complexity of the pathway to becoming a Vet, it is VERY important that interested Year 11 and 12 students consider attending one of these sessions. The event provides fantastic opportunities for students and their parents/guardians to learn more about their available study options in animal and veterinary sciences.

Friday 19 July, Roseworthy campus, sessions at 11:00 am & 2:00 pmWednesday 4 September, North Terrace campus, session at 2:00 pmMonday 23 September, Roseworthy campus, sessions at 11:00 am & 2:00 pm Book at https://sciences.adelaide.edu.au/study/animal-veterinary-science/information

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LasallianVolunteers2 0 2 0Are you looking for the

opportunity of a lifetime?

Do you want to make an impact

and help support those in need?

Volunteering in our Lasallian programs will offer a world of

opportunities for knowledge and personal growth - whether you’re a

High School graduate, University student, Principal, Teacher, or anyone

else who wants to get involved!

Are you a High School graduate thinking about taking

a gap year after school? Do you know a young adult

who is considering taking a gap year or who might

be interested in sharing their passion and gifts with

others? We offer long-term (11 month) opportunities

within Lasallian communities across Australia,

New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.

Our Placements offer unique opportunities to:

Participate in exciting Ministries in one

of three countries

Explore further personal values, spirituality

and direction in life

Experience faith-based community living

Develop and deepen what it means

to be a Lasallian

Each volunteer has an experienced Mentor who

accompanies them throughout their time of service.

There is an in-depth orientation program before

the placement begins in January as well as a

transition-home program in December. A once-only

contribution of $1,000 towards travel expenses to

assist the cost of flights to and from placements.

Here’s why you should recommend the program

to students:

It is an opportunity to live out the Lasallian

values of Faith, Service and Community

Being a Lasallian Volunteer can help support

students to grow as young adults, as well as offer

a unique experience to better understand what

they would like in their own futures

Lasallian Volunteers are great ambassadors for

your school, both during and after their year in

service, showcasing your school’s character

and values

For more information Contact: JOANNE NEHME - Lasallian Volunteers Coordinator

joannenehme@delasalle.org.au 02 9795 6400 www.delasalle.org.au

HOLIDAY OPPORTUNITIESRevision ProgramsWe provide the information below for your family's consideration and assessment. We would like to think that if students need extra help they seek more feedback from their subject teachers and take advantage of programs like Maths Help that runs at lunchtimes. Some of these organisations run Study Skill sessions as well.

https://adelaidetuition.com.au/revision-seminars/https://www.adelaide.edu.au/pce/year-12-holiday-tuition-revision/http://www.aeg.sa.edu.au/yr-12-sace-winter-early-bird-full-subject-200/https://www.sasta.asn.au/student_activities/exam_prep_seminars

FLINDERS UNIVERSITY THREE DAY GAME DEVELOPMENT BOOT CAMP Tuesday 9 July to Thursday 11 July 9:30 am - 4:00 pm each day: A Free Event but register ASAP https://events.flinders.edu.au/events/game-development-boot-camp/Suitable for high school students in Years 10 - 12Back by popular demand! In this free, three-day school holiday program, students will design their own fully functional ‘serious’ game using an industry standard game engine. No prior experience necessary, just enthusiasm and a drive to learn.

UNISA SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMPUS TOURSStudents can book a tour to explore the world-class facilities at UniSA.https://unisa.edu.au/campustours?utm_campaign=CMK%20-%20SLO%20Update%20%233%202019&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua

City East: Monday 8 July 10amCity West: Tuesday 9 July 10amMagill: Wednesday 10 July 10amMawson Lakes: Thursday 11 July 10am

Mr Kevin Woolford, VET Coordinator, Ms Rose Coorey and Mr Anthony Vizaniaris, Career Counsellors

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CONGRATULATIONS TO

Zac Schwarz, Lachlan Slattery, Lachlan Sands, Tarj Simpson, Elliot Stubing, Bosco Schirripa and Logan Rose who represented the 'Airport' District in the SAPSASA Football Carnival last week. The 'Airport' team was undefeated all week in Division 3.

CO-CURRICULAR NEWS

OPEN GIRLS KO FOOTBALL On Friday of Week 7, the Open K/O Girls football team travelled to Sacred Heart College (SHC) with the tough task of playing SHC and Brighton High School in back to back games. The girls started poorly against a highly talented Sacred Heart outfit, letting through four first quarter goals inside the first 10 minutes. After a quarter time rev up, the girls started to play excellent football. It was always going to be a tough ask for the girls to come back and win; however, the initial quarter-time margin ended as the final winning margin for SHC.

The second game saw St Michael’s play a much better brand of football using their run and skill level to their advantage through the middle of the field. St Michael’s finished with the choccies running out four goal winners in the second game. Jordy Freer provided some excellent ruck work and Chloe Forby and Charlotte Dolan were excellent in the midfield all day. Chloe and Madison Schwarz were excellent on the wings, providing some much needed scoreboard pressure throughout the latter part of the day. Other contributors across the ground included Alicia Gaffney, Jess Welch and Alysha Fitzgerald. Well done to all the girls involved in the knockout football this year.

Mr Ned Heath, Health and Physical Education Teacher

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CO-CURRICULAR RESULTSPRIMARYFOOTBALLYear 5 SMC 1.0.6 V RC 6.8.44 Goal; A Copley Best: A Copley, A Zerella,L Gilbert, T Kay, M LeonardosSOCCER

Year 6 SMC 10 V SP 5 Goals: G Mazzocchetti 3, O Moore 3, M Finamore 2, Z Scardigno 1, A Ciarla 1 Best: O Moore, M Finamore, G Mazzocchetti

Year 5 SMC 11 V PEM 0 Goals: J Caputo 4, X Southam 3, M Sergi 2, H Mackman1 , J Foti 1 Best J Caputo, M Sergi, X Southham

SECONDARY BOYS - WEEK 8FOOTBALL 1st XVIII SMC 6.4.40 v SC 14.13.97; Best: S Liambis, Z Buck, H Dawkins;2nd XVIII SMC 12.8.80 v SC 10.9.69; Best: N Daly, L Seretis, W Foley

10A SMC 10.18.78 v PAC 4.6.30; Best: A D’Aloia, M Papanotis, C Blair, C Fitzgerald, R Johnson, T Nagel; Goal Scorers: C Blair, M Papanotis 4, T Nagel, A D’Aloia 1

9A SMC 12.7.79 v RC 7.7.49; Best: M Moschou, F Higham, D Sampson, D Cassar, D Heinrich, J Hodges; Goal Scorers: D Heinrich, J Hodges 3, D Sampson 2, L Tippins, M Moschou, B Stegmeyer, D Cassar 1

8A

SMC 5.2.32 v PAC 13.6.84; Best: H Dodd, I Edwards, J Jesson, K Jolly, J Palmer; Goal Scorers: J Riley, J Ali, L Boys 2, H Carroll, J Del Giglio, J Palmer 1

The Year 8A’s fought hard on Saturday against a much taller and skilful team. PAC had at least 3 state players and another 3 players that must be close to elite level. We started the game slowly and it looked like the final result was going to be a massive blow out. To our credit we continued to push ourselves and never gave up. I challenged the boys at three quarter time to win the last quarter and they were successful in that quest. Harry Dodd continues to impress me as does Jarrod Jesson. It was great to have our captain back (Isaac Edwards) and Kane Jolly rucked well all day. Jaiven Palmer was hard at the ball and gave us the spark in the last quarter to finish off the game well.

8B SMC 0.3.3 v PAC 6.2.38; Best: L Boys, I Courtidis, G Lagana;7A SMC 6.3 v TC 7.4; Best: C Norris, T Delmenico, L Sands, L Slattery, B HorsellSOCCER

10A SMC 3 v CBC 3; Best: J Prole

9A SMC 6 v PEM 1; Best: J Manocchio, A Karnas, D Phillips, S Benedetti; Goal Scorers: J Manocchio 4, D Pit-takis 1, M Chartier 1

9C SMC 1 v SMC 1; Best: P Bolzon, M Turci, N Fidel; Goal Scorers: S LinardisBASKETBALL Middle A1 SMC 50 v SHC 53; Best: L LethbridgeMiddle B1 SMC 43 v SHC 59; Best: A Szolnoki-HurditchMiddle C2 SMC 53 v SHC 19; Best: J Mackenzie, D Higgins, W KnowlesMiddle C3 SMC 59 v SPSC 14; Best: J Balacco, B SchirripaHOCKEY

Middle Mixed SMC 10 v SIC 1; Best: J Ucinek, M Ucinek, J Gurr, H McCaffrey, A Vaid; Goal Scorers: M ucinek 6, J Ucinek 3, J Gurr 1

SECONDARY BOYS - WEEK 7FOOTBALL 1st XVIII SMC 10.6.66 v TC 7.13.55; Best: M Laudato, Z Buck, I Richards, I Dorian, B Beaton2nd XVIII SMC 9.7.61 v TC 12.8.80; Best: T Pascoe, W Foley, T Mullins, M Anninos, J Zunic;

10A SMC 14.5.89 v RC 8.5.35; Best: C Fitzgerald, H Lilburne, C Blair, W Roe, S Hornibrook, N Oliveri; Goal Scor-ers: B Beaton 4, C Fitzgerald, C Blair, M Papanotis 3, N Pilkington 1

9A SMC 11.4.70 v IC 7.4.45; Best: L Tippins

8A

SMC 7.5.47 v RC 5.6.36; Best: J Jesson, J White, H Carroll, J Palmer, H Dodd, J Redden, J White; Goal Scor-ers: J Ali, L Boys 2, H Carroll, J Riley 1

It was a gutsy fightback in the last quarter that lead to our victory on Saturday. Rostrevor were a much larger team and were quite physical at times. We lost our way a little in the third to be about 2 goals down at three quarter time. We scored the first goal in the last quarter quite quickly and soon after Jackson White put us back in the lead. It was great to see the massive celebration from nearly every player after that goal. Rostrevor continued to put our defence under pressure for the remainder of the quarter but to our credit we held firm. Next week we have a massive challenge when we play PAC.

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SECONDARY BOYS - WEEK 7 CONTINUEDSOCCER

1st XI SMC 4 v MERC 1; Best: H Shawcross, A Demasi, R Del Nido; Goal Scorers: D Costanzo, C De Ieso, L Ielasi, A Demasi 1

10A SMC 3 v CBC 4; Best: L Lomloy, D Cuzzocrea, F Paragalas, K Smith; Goal Scorers: L Lomloy, D Cuzzocrea, S Schokman

9A SMC 11 v CAB 0; Best: P Bolzon, G Russo, S Linardis; Goal Scorers: S Linardis 4, G Russo, C Werner 2, P McGuire, H Stewart, R Rodrigues 1

9C SMC 11 v CAB 0; Best: P Bolzon, G Russo, S Linardis; Goal Scorers: S Linardis 4, G Russo, C Werner 2, P McGuire, H Stewart, R Rodrigues 1

8A

SMC 5 v WCC 3; Best: F Bonifacio, J Zielinski, I Carrozza; Goal Scorers: I Zielinski 2, L Consalvo, F Bonifacio, B Di Vito 1

The boys started off flat, played as individuals and struggled to hold position, which left us 1-2 down in the first half.

At half time we discussed the need to control the possession, keep structure and play good football. The second half started and we conceded early, the boys however did listen and started using their football intelligence over skills to play tempo, hold structure and combine with each other which opened up the pitch, created scoring opportunities and a win. Best players Fabbian, Jordan and Isaac who played consistent intelligent football throughout the game. Goal Scorers: Fabbian, Luis, Isaac(2), Brandon

“An Intelligent pass is just as important as a flashy dribble” - Marco Verratti

8B SMC 9 v MERC 1; Best: M Depalma; Goal Scorers: R BASKETBALL

Middle A1

SMC 37 v PAC 54; Best; L Muller, S Menta, J De Bono;

Another tough loss for the A grade, coming up against yet another strong side. Significantly undersized compared to PAC, the A team lacked defensive rebounds as well as offensive execution. Good effort from the boys in the first three quarters, however dropped from their usual standard in the fourth.

Middle B1

SMC 50 v PAC 32; Best: W Hennessey, A Szolnoki-Hurditch, A Bet;

Great win from the B team, solid performance as usual. Excellent to see the winning streak continue. Great performance by all players!

Middle C2

SMC 26 v PAC 31; Best: J Burt, L Pacicca, J Congdon

Good effort by the St Michaels players. The game was close throughout all four quarters, only falling short by a mere 5 points in the later stages of the game.

TABLE TENNISSenior SMC 6 v NAZ 10; Best: L Kilpatrick, M Zito, J Ghuede

Year 7 SMC 11 v SIC 5; Best: A Walsh, D Clift, L SaultersHOCKEYMiddle Mixed SMC 1 v PAC 2; Best: J Ucinek, H McCaffrey, J Gurr, A Vaid, S Singh; Goal Scorers: J Ucinek 1

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SECONDARY GIRLS BADMINTON SENIOR C SMC 2 v OLSH 4 Best: V Nguyen, A YoungNETBALL OPEN A1 SMC 38 v CAR 29OPEN A2 SMC 29 v NAZ 35 Best: L Kelly, C Stavrides, P LambertOPEN B1 SMC 14 v SHC 47 Best: H Drewer, A Perugini, R BenedictsonOPEN C2 SMC 10 v MER 9 Best: C Christie, L Walter, M Hoffmann10B1 SMC 27 v SHC 29 Best: M Dini, J To, E Kelly10C1 SMC 9 v MMC 14 Best: P Leopardi, E Terrell, I Green10C2 SMC 19 v NAZ 10 Best: C Candeloro, O Caruso, L Caltabiano9A1 SMC 20 v St Mary’s 15 Best: T Richards, T Dawkins, M Dunbar9C1 BYE9C2 SMC 3 v NAZ 28 Best: L Ciampa, R Black, L Gallacher8A (Year 7) SMC 20 v MER 25 Best: C Hodges, S Nagel, R Burgess8A(1) SMC 39 v St Mary’s 10 Best: M Vottari, J Cooper, I McGorman8B1 SMC 19 v MER 22 Best: S Javier, I Agnos, T Walker8B2 SMC 30 v SAC 17 Best: H Moore, S Menezes, I Carroll8C2 (1) SMC 19 v SMC 2 Best: I Corbo, E O’Brien, S O’Shea8C2 (2) SMC 2 v SMC 19 Best: O Perry, C Mercer, K Sardinha7A(2) SMC 36 v CAR 17 Best: I Benedictson, H Clarke, S Cooke7B2 SMC 25 v GLEE 11Best: A Gallagher, E Kilpatrick, H Knowles7C1 SMC 11 v NAZ 9 Best: G Ruth, A Breden, S Wundke7C2 SMC 10 v SHC 7 Best: L Petros, E Cirocco, C-R Stephens

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DOBSONS UNIFORM SHOP – 8150 2306A reminder that the Uniform Shop is moving to its permanent location the week commencing Monday 24 June and will be closed for that week (Monday 24 June to Friday 28 June). Please refer to the article on page 2 of this Newsletter for further information.

Please note: The Uniform Shop is temporarily relocated in a transportable building and can be accessed via the Mitton Avenue entrances and then along the southern side of Founders Hall. Please follow the signage. Alternatively, enter via the new Lawrie Street carpark and park in one of the "visitor" spaces.

Primary Campus parents/caregivers can also purchase items over the phone and have them delivered directly to the Primary Campus at any time.

SECOND HAND UNIFORMS: ONLINE SELLING AND BUYINGPlease refer to the College website for information relating to the sale of second hand uniform items. For further assistance phone 8346 3411.

STUDENT TRANSPORTSchool bus serviceAdelaide Metro bus routes & timetable286 Henley Beach to City287 Henley Beach to City288 West Lakes Centre Interchange to CityH22 Henley Beach South to Wattle ParkH32 Henley Beach South to CityGrange train

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